The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-11
NEXT" He SAYS.
Dr. ID. M. Campbell Ready for a
New Grist.
Has Information Against the
Restaurant Men.
POOR MILK is FOUND.
Has IS Counts for Supply In
pure or Watered.
Keepers viii Be Given One More
Chance.
POOR MILK is FOUND,

1hlrty-e1ght counts against the res
tslurahts OF Topeka and prospects for
more before the day is over. All of
lhls AFTER a week of investigation on
lne part of the city milk inspector DIR
D. M Campbell Last week he COM
hhenced his silent detective work and
every day he would drop in some res
tdurant on Kansas avenue, order a
glass of milk watch the can from,
whence it came and as the waiter
handed it over the bar the watchfuI
inspector would call for the proprietor
and as he pulled one of the test bottles
out OF his pocket he would begin on
ms speech which informed the, pro-
prletor of his mission, his office and
the magnitude of the offerlse. Then
came the long string of heart break
ing excuses, the policy of the restaur
ant and sometimes the utter careless
ness of the walters.
Or Campbell has not paid any at
tention to the excuses offered bv the
restaurant managers. He has taken
their milk, made the test at the OFFICE
IN the city hall registered the defects
and has filed the reports with the cftv
attorney for prosecution rTornorroIS,
morning the city attorney will issue
the warrants for the arrest of the
restaurant keepers and they will then
nave chance to make their excuses
before the judge. The CITY attornev
and the milk inspector refused to give
Out the names of the proprietors this
morning and they said. it would NOT
De advisable until the arrests were
to make good before the trial R1It
eleven restaurants are affected and
this viii include about all of the good
feed parlors in the city. DR.. Camp
pen made his trip of inspection on
the big restaurants on Kansas avenue
However, the restaurant Keepers
are going to have one last chance for
freedom. 1t might be possible that
some of them have received milk from
the dairies that was watered. skim
med or unclean when it was delivered
to the restaurant. The restaurants
nave no way to test their milk and
they take a long chance at it being
pure by the former inspections made
by the city miiSc inspector before the
farmers bring their milk to the city.
In this case the proprietors will be
given chance at the trial Tomorrow
to prefer charges against the dairy
sponsibility and thus have it referred
right back to the old COW and the
trusty wind mill
The city milk Inspector has been fnvesti-
eating the diaries for the last two or three
months and he is under the impression
that the tuberculosis animals have been
watering and gravel has been registered
as past history. Some of the dairymen
over the county have received but a tenn
porarv scare. however. and DR.. Campbell
said this morning that he Gas on the verge
of another sweep through the country and
another contribution to the police court.
All of the prosecutions on former occas-
ions have been a. case of "a-a-let me down
ea-asy." but as a fair warning to, the
dairymen and the keepers of the living
fountains of milk and honey" it has
been stated by the milk inspector that the
future No more warnings or Intentional
scare heads. The people are now paying