The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1903, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PU RLISHING Co, OFFICHS-1907 and 1209 Reventh avenue. EVERY. AFTRRNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. TELEY HON 1S Business Department sunset, Main 1080; Independeny 9% ey Editorial Department-—8 Main 1138 The Btar's Kastern offices: 104 Hartt Pribune butting, New York, W.H. Portert 4 butiding a mer, foreign advertising One cent. per & month. delivered hy mail or carriers or twenty-five cents per free covle Botered at the Bostoffice at Henttle, Wasb us second-class matter After Tha Star hae waged @ GETTING IN OUT OF THE WET } wocosstyi tion murderers of Seattle to the extent of securing the passage by the wity gouncil of a law making the pun ishment of milk peisoners more dras tie, and after The Star has practically seeured for the vity a labor- atory which will make any further tampering with milk by the greedy bus the other two local pape dairymen extremely dang entered the fight. The morning pap that The Star was making & good fight, and that it could no longer overlook the dastardly work of the formaldehyde fiend, a week ago, Since then the good old con in its fight. Foltowing close in the wake of the “P..1." came the dairymen them- selvee—the men whose wa have been peddied promiscuowsly through the city, and nome of whose milk has been found to contain formaldehyde, They got in out of the wet by making the grand-atand play of offering the city to help establish » city laboratory, which wa suggested by The Star as the only remedy for the frightful murder of babies, and which has been advocated by mearty every prominent physi- lan in town, Of Am fact, their littic game shows about as much intelligence as an inmate uese the motive of the milk men le plein as day, of Steilacoom might display under a similar provocation. IT 18 ALL A TRANSPARENT SCHEME TO BE ABLE TO CONTROL THE SELE TION OF « CITY CHEMIST AND HIS ASSISTANTS IN THE LABOR. ATORY, AND ANY OUT-OF-DOOR EMPLOYES WHO MIGHT POS- SIBLY BE CALLED UPON TO INVESTIGATE MILK. The council probabiy will pay no attention to their “magnanimous offer, and poke the colored gentleman out of the wood pile Right tight wp behind the dairymen in their desire to purify the milk of Seattle, comes the other lecal afternoon paper. Of course, it is ereditable for this local afternoon paper to see that The Star has been printing the news, although it is sesrcely so oredit able that it should take 4 fortnight te do it But this belated brother on Second avenue prints a pretty good editorial on milk inspection, which The Star believes is worth reprinting. and therefore The Star does it with « few parenthetical phrases in serted here and there for the enlightenment of the readers of the other afternoon paper, whe certainly would mvt knew there was any impure milk im Seattle, or that nearly 40 babies had been murdered by the milk polsoner in seven weeks, by reading that publication. The editorial follows: There seems to be & good deal of noise made (exclusively in The Star) adout suppressing the use of formaldehyde a* 4 preservative ef tmitk, and Coroner Moye has very pointedly tmtimated (exclusively in The Star) that the city milk inspection bureau ts not sufficiently alert tm protecting the patrons of dairies and milk dealers The «consensus of opinion (exelusively in The Star) is that for- tmaldehyde t= 2 too dangerous drug to be u peas of milk. and that (ts use te the cause of the great mortality among chikiren this summer (ae shown exclusively in The Star). if this te ie effect, ite use in milk should be prohibit and any mitk dealer who doce not comply with the regulations, should be severely od to preserve the aweet- re ee ee a eee a I RE OO RO ER OTE: OE LC FN Beveral months agu articles appeared tn a portion of the Bastern press which would leave the tmpree:ton that formaldehyde in mot always & @angerous preservative, so there te the possibility Unetimany miik Gtalers have resorted to its use without knowing Ta deadly character bet the focal agitation (exelusively th The Star) has now been going om for a sufficient tenet of time for every one to be property in- fmrmed (exclugivély by The Stor), ond any milkman now cought with ~the “Moctert4” fitk in his possession, should be given « coat of tar and feathers, uniess a more suitable punishment can be Inftkted in less ram 1 formatdehyde ts used to the extent that i# now claimed, and tr 1 GeaMy character te as sure as te stated by expert testimony (enelu: ivety published in The Star), how does it come that the milk Inspection department of the city government did not make the discovery tong ago? What are the taxpayers maintaining these officials for, if i is mot to advise milx dealers on the proper ways of taking care of their milk. and {o see that the milk reaches the patron in proper condition? It te well enough to denounce the fiend whe wil! put » poteon im milk, but what about the public official who te receiving @ salary for watching the purity of the milk supply, and does not discover the poison when tt le fi the mitk? Now that a number of innocent iver have been ancrificed (ae told exetusively in The Star) and a number of homes made desolate, it i Probable that the necessary reforms (es suggested by The Star) will de instituted; but the disclowures (by The Star) are such as to warrant fmne one connected with the administration of affairs tm the city to measure oUt & proper condemnation on the functionaries who have been pretending to protect milk consumers while, by their ladifference, they have been contributing to the success of the milk polsoners, (one ee ‘The postal scandal may yet develop the theory that stealing is an- other divease due to germs. _t A Cleveland crock has admitied that be hast been organizing a trast of thieves. He i# not alone, but trust promoter Bot so frank, THE BUSY FORMALDEHYDE FIEND Formaldehyde in Milk Ignorant, in a sense, irresponsible the matter, and “preservatives” wo- der various names applied to meats | something wrong with the milk.” cious | We have fo information as to what ively perni ’ ' ther gpl gary —digg 9 eatent the milk supply of this city | Wore beating on the door! erted & voloe withou instead of mildiy beneficial, Aa a femult the disease vaguely diagnosed | Rept Bweet for long delivery by ~ [the une of formaldehyde, but this Se Stemac, tremble” claims many | orcsrvative is weed ta a greater oF | ‘accord! extent, and, as some intefiigent | come. fhe clenched her hands until Meg te tattee, g | | the nails mank fato the flegn. “Open, mikdam, or down comes the Ularly the cane with elderly persona | door” Giik, It has tong been known that | "80 Grink milk with their meaie,| ‘The actress in her came to the res- P ee and infants and young children, with Ce re et ai poet at ot | Whom milk ts the staple article of tter | sufferers and not a few victims, | Beattie, an | Dersons beileve, with detrimental « infant , sont in ae nies trom | feet upon consumers. This is part’ ‘the effects of forronidehyde in his parents in a« city is that o! diet. Karty attention to thie m Rerering mie Mi for the wee lie desirable. —Portiand Oregonian @eme to have been greatly tn The ly F aldehyde treased since the chemical compound mown as formaidenyde came into| The results which have followed the ane. DMilk, rewardiess of the number | ““doctoring” of milk with formaid: of hours that have olay jong journey whi it not infre- | sacrificed and a Seat quently makes tn c un care to the market, i* delivered to| the homicide. Form: commoners an “fresh.” | highty 4 the . tw thet the death of « 1 month-old child resuited from bet fad on milk containing formaige- hyde, brings the danger of using thi preservative by unactupulous or i« forant milk vendors to the attention . | Knowiedge as to the fatal con learn a lennon m jthe law.—Tacon News. of this public. It in the sequel to| Is Bverett affileted with milk adul. the old story of the littie learning | terated with formaldehyde, like # thet ‘© & dangerour thing, Milk | attie, Tacoma and other citins?—Ey- Yendors who ure formaldehyde need | crett Record. YES, WE STRAIGHTEN CRO6S EVES, WITHOUT PAIN. Consultation Free. SEATTLE BYE, KAR, NOKE AND THROAT INVIRMARY. Rooms 4 and 6, Haller Block (] copratonred 1903 BY TE NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASIOCLATION aghinat the obild have the daughter been trotting along behind The Star © mests the prt ritiewrald are A aug and | be priced in p and le thanked by her highness in per & plot of Be Jabduction of the prinrnnd Kopf discovers the bidden bonds and | mec’s the prine tin time for what? one givew & grand ball seeks to kill him ayul they prepare to ed Nis guard play archbishop has thone « tee wine the Uy before the mew how CHAPTER XX ne when he was ¢ hand! sentry ¢ Wet With blood. | the rider And Johann tainted what it held w Monsieur Carew? be eried | i several minutes bh | brought hte to thie i fol back Into the shadow and the wreat A wile farther Dowbitess there | At madam's rea if exritement detore | himself cid be some Detect pane, ght drow tom clone, Me jrould gloomy eyen, folded his his breast and with kerchiet with! w ne hand curted | read tn hie fare « must know how he trast of his @ead father and had de fetched @ baste ef) make sormething Ye the back hie coat blood from bis throat ee and Hips and | ' ALE (A Positive Closing Out) we sell out of Groceries Cash, of cour Have sold our loc n C tore, and ¢ 10. days to 1 Ten days—that's all Prices not quoted here, but everything will 1 figures in the And priced way dows It means the necessary every-day food that you must have—can't do without. You get one month's supply of it for one week's ex- good, sound and thin penditure, and every clean, Families, restaurants, hotels o goods exchanged Fixtures Store closed today-—open 7 m. tomorrow, Phone orders promptly fille Main 482; Ind THE IMPERIAL GROCERY CO. 1428 Second Avenue A CARLOAD OF BED LOUNGES moistened bie hair ht she get him out! help the ducheas | mber of things: 0m tome wh Te be progen Past pommens ¥ for those canals and « deriwive corners of her lps the prisoner's understand you.” da chimed menac ramm by striking, since you have doubled your fits?” M4 glared at him. Jo not formet that to be the livery of dishonor, Carewe's | om whose homesty be te maid, | would have staked his life, Carowe had “Tam realty ated that I) betrayed bien, the duchem were Im she knew not the alomtertne Me Rimeetf wan uid be prie- He Knew ber new woman who “The future promines much, observed Mau: | curtousty at oe while Fitagerald drew back table and rested on it Maurice drew out into the road Monaieur Carewe sath he disappeared A sentry stepped | within. | Conmetows of Ht who watches over my affairs | has informed me of your With « #hort b madam softly entered the Mer eves, full of Iambent Gree, Jishanora bie f can't recaiieet any | room. was mystified. the patrol. Maurice inquired breake his sacred prom- ‘The prisoner laughed mralictousty the question Tam seeking you she wold. The | Jewels In her bale threw « kind of halo tour Carewer™ he| Shove her head We are coming out te ho cried suddenty The leader struck it te they! They have to the reef” strugind to his feet with that strength which lmpariea ienit superhuman found ome to be neces: | Madam pe Rapeioes” (2 be Becer 1 oe he hoped she would fhe says Dive promise. You yenre to your dead father and ehe will break hers to you. What aay to that, my lord’? to the Enetichman, This time it wee not the prisoner's cheeks which reddened (Continued) + Royal Cafe, 818 First avenue. French din. come home to broken a sacred “ie enheylog yours fecmeniaed the the baron whore arm he had broken ‘Ne. madam, my conectence ts, n- “L am glad you deem ft & pleasure, . be eaid Gryty you were expecting m: Nothing less! Your departure from Bicibere was known to un at? oolock nawered the baron. “Permit ue to escort you to the «1 teau before the ladies sen you. We bdelleved at ene t were not going to hone with & second vinit l have « confemsdon | you.” she maid humbly, | mhouldere were, was her thought It eammet Concern me,” he repited. supervision quite as strict as that which looks after the cleanliness of dairies, The matter should not be| Mounted the Might ty the Regiected until “stomach troubles” | multiply toa grievous extent, and goed, & good deal & better, overdo | the percentage of infant mortality | gives unmistakable evidence’ of | ‘fap and helped him on the root : nt down to her rooms They | were mounting the stair: O God, they | I judge that! How broad tie }eroaning and ing. she sobbing | Rysterioal and frenaied. She climbed the ladder with btm. this afternoon, threw back the “There te only one confession which You made it one | though you are not wilitne to repeat | Oysters in every style 7" served from 4:30 to 8 p. m.; only PRESCRIPTIONS EEE We make a specialty. give you what your doctor Prompt delivery to all parts of the city I care to hear, your word, @ytw Not all the warld could | $0¢ make me betiewe that you would will inaty retract that word. Her name, for the first time coming Hips, caused her to start 1 do not recollect granting you per minion to use my given name Now to Grease, | 8 content at 10 madam the dgohess arrives with Gen Duckwtt Underneath all corned a shade of mockery and jt dis 1 should ike to know re the world you and I, it the baron. |.) “The gates are but a dumefi rods away. | Toe your room fret; the reat wil fol despair took pos- fenton of her. me for having de- you were #0 easy to de- 1 am not madam simply eq. | Stephonia Bytvia A verapers of surptine alarmed her Something In his tone warned her of “Monsieur, forgty ‘The only clothes T ha’ pushed past her Menatours, what does this mes “We want Johann Kopf. “He ts not her ndered at herself her mind wa One of the culrasste What's thie, madam? shall arrang husnar uniform has been reserved for | ration of the rotonel.” And Maurice grew more and more d. since it | hyde ought to be a warning to milk wes drawn from the cow, and of the | dealera. One child's life har been | je milk dealer entiiated is threatened with prosecution for dehyde is a oun substance, and the ‘The cane in Beatttie, in which In-| Wilk dealers who have used it tlie. vestigation by the coroner revealed | sally and fraudulently, but without Pure Drugs. Registered.Clerks Kennedy Drug Company Guccessors to Btowart & Holmes’ ia @ preamble to my dlamisnal mine remains ot think that beewu willed that my promise My conactenr “Were they courteous to you on the aught up her to her hands. Patience! Here we are at the rear | Maurice found It tmpoanible to draw three troopers blocked the rode at his at more were in advance Gatow swung open and the Httle tr the chateau confines trees and wells were hun quences that might ensue should) d hereafter observe That is nothing he emprens of all the The ballet dam hands In suppliontion Himba: whe mank. life forsook her ther depths can | fail te pr an & man white * rushed to the When they came down tt w slowly and carefully the roof was tald the inantena: and frowned # lifted the batlet of no nme to Jelictoum renmation At the ents: te the guardro swept through he « loved for her 27 First Avenue, Seattle ‘Tel. Main 95; Ind. 96. OPEN ALL her on the bed, Me had not the heart) "Mis in Monasleur Carewe,” ocoupy & corner in even an enemy in no longer # wide demesne AND COUCHES We have just received ® castond of various kinds of Bed Lounges hee, and tt w be a money eaving event by ali coonomical m to do 4 uty. 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