The Washington herald., 1921-11-22

have sold any milk that harmful TO anyone
and that would feed my children. have raised
large family of my and from earliest childhood all my
children have had plenty of milk drink and have been
blessed with not having serious illness single child.
Thousands of mothers enthusiastic in their comments
what SIMPSONS milk has done for their children
Let me state right here that MORE BABIES AND Chill
DREN HAVE SICKENED AND DIED FROM LACK OF MILK
on ACCOUNT OF HIGH PRICES AND insufficient
SUPPLY than from all the so-called impure" milk
sold in Washington.
have been made the goat every time question arises
on the milk supply simply because else has the back
bone get up and fight for his rights when attempts were
made put things that would put the OF milk
beyond the reach of the ordinary person have worked to
get my business position to combat this combination
that has been working control the milk Of Washington
and the best proof of my along this line the
that is just quoting down. This investigation, started at
my request complete surprise my opponents and has
made them all the bitter against The investigating
committee could find evidence Of combination but just
the the combination existed and every milk dealer knows
his heart that existed but the opening up Of the
breach between the producers and dealers October forced
the members of that combination crawl for
things started moving have been criticised for my
stand in this matter from quarters; from others have
received the commentator Naturally, expect
No yet started tight evil but what
that force work against him. Of the support
OF the majority of the milk Washington and 1t
not in the right and had the Of my convictions
| would have started what | did. The public vii
note mat rest OF the dealers are keeping
quiet Before this thing is will rattle the skeletons
IN the closets of of them a to be for
gotten In the meantime pledge the people of Washington
Ny UNSPARING EFFORTS TO GIVE THEM BETTER
MILK AT A LOWER PRICE. The newspapers have been
generally fair tins with the exception that they did
not print the full truth uncovered in the hearings The
investigating committee in general very fair.
In closing this article merely want to sum up what
and some OF the other dealers here fighting for Who
these deaer ascertain from the records Of the
investigating committee.
AM IN FAVOR of more rigid restrictions covering
the sale OF milk in Washington and more rigid inspection of
milk shipped into Washington. Unfortunately at this time
the appropriation made by Congress 10 cover this work Is
totally inadequate and the salaries paid the employees of the
Health Department too pitfuIy small 10 afford maxi
mum of protection.
WHAT WASHINGTON NEEDS is law that will
permit good milk, such passes inspection Of the Health
Departments of Philadelphia and Baltimore to be Skinned
into the city time of shortage No city of any size what
depend entirely the year round on its local supply
Milk should be INSPECTED ON ITS ARRIVAL AZ IN.
stations and either PASSED OR CONDEMNED THEN AND
THERE instead of foryesht hours later after it has been
consumed.
| STAND FOR COMPULSORY PASTEURIZATEoN
of all milk except certified milk and for this grade of milk
the rigid restrictions
Mothers, fathers and all other milk consumers: Get
acquainted with the real facts in the case; get oopv Of
the committee hearings and read it closely Get N, test,
mony there of well known authorities on the subject You
residents of Washington who fortunate enough TO hold
vote back home, write your Representatives in Congress TO
support the bill sponsored by the milk dealers of
You users of SIMPSONS MILK. let me hear from you
Further announcements will be made in this paper.
Watch for them.
W. SIMPSON.