The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
|NED GOODS ARE
no Be INSPECTED
'hI Authorities Intend to
ok After This Form of
FOOdstuffs.
,NAL ASSOCIATION OF
tNNERS IND0RSES PLAN
if Carried Out, Would Be
lgid as to the Inspec-
ton of Meats.
,BY PRESTON C. ADAMS.
70 The Tribune

XErRY PRESTON u. ADAMS
,ssed Wire 20 The Tribune
Nh YORK, Jan. 15.-"Canned goods
Varieties are now going TO become
bject of closer inspection by the
- authorities than ever before. and
IA glad OF this, because il Will help
ore public confidence in this splen-
rm OF foodstuifs," said the gen
anager OF one OF the largest whole
tnned goods concerns In New YORK
,prominent member of the publicity
ftee of the National Gamers as
on 10 me. this week. THE canned
lcandal OF the Spanish American
Knocked an awful hole into pupHc
pEce in canned goods, and we nave
struggling, spending money, usinS
ergy and all sorts OF things ever
I'm n vain endeavor to set ourselves
Xw!th the public" he went on. Ot
that embalmed beef investigation
lht did N lot OF good. but the pubic
d all the benefit. while the Gamers
Wholesalers in many instances nn-
4 suffered untold hardships. The
got scared. quit buying canned
and our stuff remained on the
and in the warehouses uncalled
Ia many Instances II had to be done
+ Thrown away. not because IL was
re and wholesome. but on account
hing unsaleable because of the form
rh IL was canned or labeled. You
Of realize il, but prejudice once
Shed IN the minds of the Ameri-
Topic Is very hard to overcome.
liver seem To remember the one or
Fleets. and credit the entire canned
rworld with being adulterated or
talls. which result we hope TO over
10Th federal aid.
h. Big Concerns Hit Hard.
tent on 10 tell me about the can
VI preserving which goes on on the
h coast. the middle and southern
land how the cry against canned
,ttlc goods completely paraIyzed
sig concerns when the howl went
Hear or two ago that all sorts of
; chemicals were being used to
ltcse goods from spelling. That
yad TO he overcome, and the gov
h, was. our only resource. We
lie have gotten TO the point when
tdous fruits from The Pacific, the
1Ssed products from the noun
EIiddle and lake states, and the
med delicacles from the Atlantic
Il gulf states. will be sought after
av family. in not only this. but
trp lands.
X;,Reek the National Gamers As
Ia of America Will send out from
rk n circular 10 all parts OF the
ss6tatcs. urging the national gov
y To make a careful supervision
hranneries where food products are
din tin cans. especially. 1t is con-
,sthat the very best things to eat
y put up In either tin. glass or
her air-tight and non-corrodtng
&c. The circular goes OH TO say
tah Has Inspection System.
s.ral middle western state organiza-
live come TO the front voluntarily
inspection. Michigan already has
iiection system for this class OF
|Du Some OF the biggest men In
hstry have been urging this gov
~. surveillance Of canned products,
Iument Is presented that a federal
OF inspection OF preserved foods
ed In charge OF goods iucased in
order that the character OF all
DDS may be vouched for before
the factories, That such a plan
favored by Dr. II. w. Wiley, chief
|nlnited States bureau of chemistry.
Ysssured by the officials attitude
raj occasions when he was inter
on food preservation. Recently he
N the canning industry with n
pGll of health. declaring that the
n Impression that preserVatives
ed In American canned products
.irely wrong. 1t is pointed out
|,1<ned foods when sealed and steril-
rsLheat alone. which is the process
D by every member Of the Can
sociation. retain their wholesome
indefinitely. Federal inspection
he OF material value to the public
lhn upttn 1nrlu hn
OF Uncle Sam would be well
aying Machines on Market.
machines are to he placed on
-sket during 1910 by several con-
md | was informed today that
aIthree millionaires are arranging
vi trips In California and the Mis-
valley, while a southern planter
Ten tho Aero club that he would
~be counted In on any big events
10 be pulled off during the com
MGR. because he has ordered q
lying machine.
bject to Rate on Lemons.
Il wholesale fruit dealer tells me
Wngton Fruit Exchange Of River
j.. and about all other fruit deal
be southern part Of the state, have
10 file complaints with the Inter-
,mmercS commission against the
Increase In rates on lemons which
roads began charging December
A. The growers want tlo old rates
pns in straight carload lots and
u oranges, lines. grape fruit, man.
Inneerines and citrus. whether in
(or mixed carloads. reduced; and,
fH. declare that rates for the re-
<on and icing OF citrus fruits are
Tho fruit people state that there