"We want more hog producers in the Inland Empire and we want them right away. We need them more than we need any other producers, growing profitable, of course we will make some plant in order to balance it, but no realize that this country is rather remote from the corn belt and that corn is not grown here extensively, but the live stock grower must realize that hogs are the cry and that he must, heed this cry by adding hogs to his list. He will find hog real extensions are contemplated now until the products of this section warrant extension and expansion. We have some changes in mind and the plans have been made, but I am not conversant with the local situation, as I have not yet inspected the plant. This is my first visit to Spokane, I hope to visit the plant during the day and with our vice president, Mr. White, and my brother, Lester, to go over the Spokane situation." Mr. Armour and brother, Lester, and the first vice president of Armour & Co., F. E. White, arrived Sunday evening from Denver. Today they were taken to the packinghouse which bears their name by Manager J. M. Van Kleeck of the Spokane branch of Armour & Co. 