The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
OFFICIALS HAVE Been AROUSED TO ACTION BY THE STARS FIGHT FOR PURE MILK
milk INSPECTOR WOODCOCKC ITY [ABORA TORY Will
SNOT DOING HIS DUTY Be ASKED FOR TON|CH

/ that the milk wna poisoned, and was
constantly reminded OF the ineidsn,
I b. The Star. When he aaid the
family refused 20 give him the mans
o. the dsirS nsan, This Star furnish
ed him with the address Of neigh
boz who would be Glad 20 give the
Information, but Mr.. Woodeock
failed 10 act on this, and not until
lass night did he give u cut that he
knew. but WOULD NOT TELL"
until after the inquest. what the
name 81 the dairYrnan might be.
WHAT Is MIR. Woopcocks
onIgcTf
WHAT rs als INDUCEMENTS
90 TIE pAiRYA'EN MAKE "
WORTH ttls WHILE TO PRO
TEoT THEM M THIN eRlMEsf
a week ago The Star In good
faith gave apses 20 a statement
from Me. Meodoack. in which state
ment no cited the ease Of paisYn,sn
Garland, sshe Woodsoek said vas
caught pouring foFmAldshYds
enough 10 have killed a daEsn psepls
into a can % milk. Ascending 10
this statement Mr. Weodeock uas
highly Indignant that the court oitiy
fined the criminal IS, That was
clear ease said ne, ''of deliberate
adultsratioa With the deadly drug.
YET Judge George only gave h.ui a
little fire ~ So
In the hght 81 shis righteous In.
dianatien. 4 would seer strange
that IN that very identical case Nj.
Woodeock himself sxsnt 70 Judge
George before the trial and pleaded
with him 20 LET rstE COY DOWN
EASY
THIS lodge George safs be did.
he came q me and ASKED me not
10 fine tho nsiikiqza more thar SO.
on account 81 his youth. ard because
he was a nice fellSsss." said Judge
csorgsi ~aaa wsntst re 20 lot him
efi IS light a. eaald. u ~aa a
clear ease. and ! fiasd klHs t2s. N
! had kno~n the dangerous char.
aessr 81 the dr0a. "a 4 mas since
been explained 10 no. he should not
have escaped 20 lsshtlyl base sssn
At that ! ssers thar doubled che
fine pleaded fer b. tire mills iasp1e.
tor. ! naturally ssas very mig.
aAnt sshsn ! heard tfs construction
Mr.. Wsodooek put en- inst iaeiasut.-
This enc incident alsns gees "a.
shoss the double dea ling sttasds n
Mr. W0oscsck. To mar up 4
tree. a looks - u there laost be
ssrnsthsag rotten ~ Denessrk
-----~>~-s~ -~~~ ss>.-
called upen 20 inSsstipsts . ease 81
poisoning - ft7o s.xertis AVENUE.
A lady had been poisoned FRIDAY
Eeornisa. ssa . saneis 81 the rsssis
from the hesskfast tshta hsa been
analysed BY Or. TenEsr. seho found
large percentages % forrnai6ehYd De
IN the same. After sbsst . haif
day delay, NJ. weodoock called q,
the hsuss ard sook . ssrspls 81 the
sssiit. which ne prenssnesd all right.
stating that Il would net be exi-
senes. anyway, even though ne
ahouid find eeisen in u. because he
Rad 10 secure the drusgsd rnilk d.
rect from the wagon before Ne could
prosecute. ard that shs uzilk frenn
TIVE eupboards 81 homes eeaId nst be
depended upon Ter anything sxesps
clue 30 THE p0isoHer-
The dairxnAn might claim thst
IL vas poisoned after a left his
hands. you know" he explained. and
with this fitussy excuse he sent
back 20 his office WITHOUT EVEN
VISITING TIE DAIRY THREE
DOORS BELOW, e see " auy trace
% the poison might be found.
The LADY % the house explained
that IN the prssenes Of several
boardsrs shs had sent nee little hey
10 tire dairy fer . pail Of milk, TIRE
boy returning IN fess ruinatss With
the supply, a sample OF which ess
found ~ the city chemist 10 cen
tain poison
Vet Mr.. Woodseeb figured that
rsthina could be dons. because