New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

whole proceedings because it shows plainly that
some OF the milk dealers wish continue their
trouble.
The people of the city of New York should find out
through the public reports the of and cease to
90 business with any dealer who is convicted by the
state under similar circumstances and with any
dealer who assists the defence in such
The great harm worked In this skimmlng of
cream from the tops of OF milk comes first to
the farmer. who has his product cheapened. 1t
allows the dealer who does this to enter into COM
the dealer who does skim 1t. This enables him
a cheaper price to be put out in the country: and
too the consumer is paying for an article he does
This agricultural law enacted to stop this
the consumer. The result is when the law is not
enforced II cheapens the price TO the farmer and
should wake up this situation and help get after
these volators OF the law in the strongest possible
The law as enacted is sufficient and If IL is vigor-
tendency 10 protect the producers and the con-
s sun interests and practically eliminate from
the milk being removed by the INSCRIPTIONS dealer
not skim their milk would join hands with the
sqTmer o TO help The yiSa5oFs OF the law
10 run them down.
It is not now and never has been necessary to
enee received from cream in this manner is not Of
them on the price OF milk al the stores in the city
that 1t has become habit which they cannot stop.
II every conviction in the had the widest
OF that kind were followed up. it would have a
wholesome effect II is hoped that the new movement
between the farmer and the dealers who do not
skim cooperating with the Department OF Agrt-
win be the means OF putting an end 10 this unde
srable business within few months.
win assume such proportions that dealer will
have the courage to skim milk in the country ana
ship 1t 10 New York because lie will not be de-
tected there for his shipments will have thor
oush oXerhaqling by the city authorities when they
Then we come to the skim Condensed product
trey and the cream eS shipped to New York In or
cream; the worst kind OF rancid butter Is put into
this skim condensed To bring back the fatty pOr-
largest dealers and by some smaller ones. This
should have the attention of the same persons. 1t
find out in the near future that they cannot do 1t.
that the aduterators will be looked after. In
in the country and the requirements put upon the
darmsri II is unnecessary to say that milk fully
farmer at from 10 So cents quart.
shipping milk TO New York, IL they were sufficiently
recompensed. would be glad 10 cooperate with the
teal In It's inspection, to make better product
II Is a campaign OF education and owing 10 the
for milk Many farmers thinz the city board is
doing good. and matters asked for will bene-
IT the milk. but the authorities must assist In
in New York of whole milk condensed milk and
s as Tsy ARE G sy or n as }hsse peop
can cheaper the product and rob the consumer the
under existing financial conditions.
and not allow their product to be deprecated by
avaricous men. thereby causing their product 10
The farmer. organized. stands for the right.
give New York City an honest mix Srod@St whoie-
some and SANITARY. JOHN \. oTt.ttSW.
Goshen \ r. May 81 1907.