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P o rtla n d OffWw—*07-40* D ekum Bldg.. P h o n e AT. 6591
T h is is m o stly in th e fo rm o f m in e r
H illsboro O ffic e — R o o m 5. D elta B ld g . I t o n e 16*1
a ls w hich provides th e stre n g th and
t M O older. Field R e p re se n ta tiv e
sinew s o f ou r p la n ts so they can stan d
t»P- T h e « * sam e m in e ra ls provide th e
rood
to : y ou r te e th , bones and so fo rth .
/ Í f a tte l a
* ° you c a n stan d up. L a c k o f m in e ra ls
in you r field s is w hat ca u sé s you r
cow to have tu b e rcu lo s is , it ca u se s
h er to lose h er c a lf
L a c k o f m .n er-
a ls c a u se s ou r w om en to lose th e ir
ch ild ren . L a c k o f m in e ra ls keep you
ru n n in g to the d en tist and d o cto r. Do
you rem em o er th e n a tu ra l ro sy c h e e k s
th e g irls useo to h av e :
Now they
buy them a t a d rug s to te . l a c k o f
m in e ra ls in ou r soil is cvwting th e
c o u n try hu ndred s o f m illio n s o f d ol
la r s
It w ea k en s o u r bodies so we
An 11 m an S e n a te co m m ittee begin« study- th.« w eek o f o n e ©! 1
a re s u b je c t to a ll k in d s o f d isease and
th e a d m in istra tio n s noble e x p e rim e n t*
T h * S e n a to r* « 1 1 h e a r 1
th e sa m e th in g s happens to p la n ta
during th e ir study, ju s t w hat th e public th in k s o f th e e x p e u m e n ts There is only one solu tion m in eraU sr
And fiv tu all ind ications, th e public ik'esr. i th in k m uch o f it.
y o u r solL
E v e ry th in g else you have
T h e exp erim en t in q u estio n te th e N a tio n a l L abo r R e la tto n s Act
. .cd.
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w hich fur m ore th a n thaee y ear*, h a s been th e m onkey w ren ch in u ral M ineral l i a n t Food and w atch
the « h e e ls o f in d u strial peace
It has beer, condem ned by labor, it b ring you r soil b a ck to th e v u g in
m an ag em en t and th e public a lik e . Its only d efen d er h a s been th e s ta te
T h e a ir h a s th e sam e food
a d m in istra tio n and m in ority group o f labor.
value, re g a rd le ss o f th e kind o f soul
W h a t the S en ate C o m m ittee w ill ha> e under co n sid era tio n a re Y ou need k lm e r a ls to enahl#
your
sev era l proposal.« to am end th e Act. T h e p re p a c k h a v e been tying p lan ts to get th is p lant food
Thus
around G ang!««» fo r m any m o n th *, bu t p ressu re fro m th e A ct s de you see why ad ding th e n g r.t m in e r
fend er« b a te kept the queetlon closed to con sid eratio n .
a ls to an y kind o f soil w-.a p .d u c e
Now it h a s been brou ght out in to th e open by s ta r t o f public gvvvi crops.
Y o u w ill not re e d to
h e a rin g s on th e am en d m en ts by the S e n a te co m m ittee
bunt aro u n d fo r ju s t the proper kind
KYeryone o r alm ost m i y v n e hopes th e b ea rin g will resu lt m o f soil o r b o lh a r w ith a tot o f ch e m i
co rse c tin g o f th is poorly d ra fte d d ev ice o f busir.ese-tabor re g u la c a l a n a ly sis b ecau se th e a ir is th e
tion at th is session o f C ongress.
sam e ev eryw here.
B u t w h atev er hopes m ay have been raised by s ta r t o f ! w rin g *
A re ce n t a r tic le in tfw New A gri
they a re not helped by »he ap p aren t attitu d e o f «-'me F e d e ra l offi cu ltu re M a g a tin e o f S a n F ra n c is é e h>
cia ls « h o s till th in k th e Act should be left a lon e T h e se o ffic ia ls A. H K sow M oa s ta te s
P w p ie dc
h sv e expressed th is c o n tra ry a ttitu d e by- leaving labor a c t am en d not re a lise th a t they a re being s ta rv e d
m en t* o ff th e “m u at“ list o f leg isla tio n fo r th is M s a o a
no m a tte r how m u ch they e a t o f the
In the fa c e o f alm ost un anim ous latv-r. m an ag em en t and public fT u :.* and v e g e tab le s raised on nub
dem and fo r e e tr e e tie « o f th e la b o r law . th e bloch rtg o f am en d m en t* lions o f a c re s o f land, b ecau se o ft he
by these F e d e ra l officials is ta n ta m o u n t to say ng
"th e public be la c k o f nu w rrai* i s th e s o i l * H e fu r
dam ned *
th e r say s th a t
o f ou r A m e rica s
people a re
d eficien t ia
h e a lth
be
cau se o f th e la c k o f p ro p er a n n e ra ta
TV C h a rles N orth tn his i r t e l e m
th e "M od em V
V a n Ja v a tb a -
S tu d e n ts o f S r M a r y s presen ted s d a c r a i* a i» e ss e n tia l an d v ita l to
A la c k o f m in e ra ls a
j "D o ro th y * a com edy d ra m a in th ree ou r h ealth .
a c ta in th e Academ y
au d ltan u to . ou r ftxvi re su lts tn th e vartc-u* dia-
Continued fro m l'â g e 1
He c ite s th a t th e soil around
j A pril 1 Cat 2 p m .
Iste rm .sm c r. fee * * * * *
co n su m ers . I f we believe in g ra d tutus « e c u provided by a group o f a c e rta in V -dwestern c ity w as so low
ual k x s e n n c o f world trade b a rrie rs d a n ce rs and the c h o ra l classes. T he ta c a lc urn th a t e x a m in a tio n o f th ree
r tllr e s
she toed
nearfy
prrfOrznar.ee
isfer-d
the huswlred
w ithin e a r ow n borders.
P rese n t e n tire
k v » had bad teeth . S K afT een o aa e f
h e ig h t r a te d iffe re n tia ls am ount to la rg e and a p p recia tiv e a u d u c c e an
th e s o w and th r o a t s s M k a gian-ds
a t a n f i o a so u th e r« p ro d u cts The aftea w o ea o f co lo rfu l and Lively en and d iseased M H Ì K V re th a r c®e-
tertain,
m
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e
t
^ * * 1 « « beu a ns the Neath we« «©«fed
tfeird h a s
d e fe ctiv e vssacn. round
E ig h th g rad e
p r k h a re
placed « t . - c l i e n S rw -^ g s and an em ia.
he th e ch an g in g e l those rales,
He
th e ir C S n l W a r S c r x ^ v v t o o e
dis
i b r s ta te s th a t wv as w ell as c c r
h m g tu » l e a IV ch rem ed f
play ia th e Academ y L ib ra ry B etty
c a ttle a re r u n n n g to e
larg e stcoa-
The pruCásm « tu c k h a s
pàaguyd L ou
G ord o n
E lla Mary
Murphy
IX xw tor y e a rs dep end ence . « one
a ch a b ecau se
we h a r e to e a : sc
M a rg a ret McM ah.ve and B etty S * «ar
** o a it* n a y to s o la tio *.
Lh-
ty 4x1 ou tstan d in g
w ork oa th eir
» w n fW a tM i eg tain as u speeding op
at
M tU w t
Low teed co sts a re stm .u sat.n g Uve-
O u t S e rv ice
T h e c a m e ra
busily d ir k e d
W ed
M e - i r x j M * and
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ts .u u a g
Dry AA ea*
nesday m o rn in g A pril 12
The n e
liM a « l..M the c t e e . s u a re ftn ain g
M I X 'S H I T S
o n posed m th e re ce p tio n rveaa for
i M a t r a i uses foe new cro p s su ch as
0 > 1’K itU rs
th e ir g ra d u a tio n p o rta res
beans, lu n g trusa, nnd s « e e t po-
* H A T>
T h e weekly
L en ten
cel i m v a of
(atvwa and fo r até er carpa such a s
&
V a ry s
Sum m ary
to b a cco and p e a s . t a lle a c v p r r r .e s her
B u rse d osed A pril J
The Sc - vvs
i * w « s a a m ighty n e i
won in th e h ig h sch oo l e l m cvm ge-
ttm
and i t
M a r g a r e ts roen» z
Meh h leey b rig h t
s j «IP E R
A è SOCI AT I 0 N
DREG
P ublish
OPINION vi
AN EXPERIM ENT
B abson S a ys — *
St. Mary » of the Valley
F rid a y, A p ril 21. 1930
* * r c « ¿ n ii
! S ta te o f W ashington, who is also a
v e te rin a ria n and a grad ute o f th i
S ta te College of Pullm an. W ash in g
ton , u .u a c « the
s la le tu e lil
that
ch e m ica l te a ls c l the dung o f ca ttle
show th a t
of thu ground bone
oy ster sh ells, etc., fed them is not
assim ilated becau se the cow has no
gizzard.
T e s ts made by h im w ith
M cK e n z ie s N atu ral M in e ra ls show
th at p ra ctica lly none is le ft in the
dung, becau se they are digested
by
natu re s p ro cess during a period oi
som e 2S.0uO.0O0 years
Mr
Lee
V anD erhnden. C hem ist
for th e O hio S u g a r Com pany, quotes
fro m th e
y ear book o f A gricu l
ture. page 76. th a t A m erican fa rm
ers in 1»36 paid out m ore th an $7.-
k iU M ) fo r alm ost useless fille r put
in the so-called C om m ercial fe rtiliz
e rs -
He also says th a t th e Ohio
S u g a r Com pany is try in g to teach
the fa rm e rs th a t filler is a w ast of
m oney
and a heavy* d rain on them
in m ore «rays than one.
T h ey not
C olleges and rcSo ois throughout
only a re paying m illions fo r nothing
the country are th :s racnia U t ng
; but a re paying fre ig h t and hauling
part m the Kxriy LHagnosis T i n
to th e ir fa rm s som e 400.000 tons of
paign of the National T u b e rccicsis
alm ost useless m aterial.
A sscviatioa. Above is a co d e c*
M cK en zie'* N atu ral M in eral* have
fresbn-.aa h arin g an X-ray tak e s of
no fille r.
Y ou receive n a tu re 's lOO^V
1 fu ll value.
his lungs.
M cK en zie s sen satio n al
soil
R e-
v italix er is a n atu rally colloid al mm-
m uch fexvd to get the
n ecessary I eral p lant food th a t cannot be dupli
mi n r r a te
cated by m ar. by m an u factu re.
It
P ro fe s s o r H. C. S h erm an o f Co-
s owned ar.d m ined fro m
n atu ral
lu m b .a L 'm v ersity
s ta te s
th a t
re ie p o s.ts by Jo h n H. M cK enzie '"The
se a rch h as d efin ite ly proven th a t the
reason ou r a n c e s to rs lived so long
w as b ecau se o f th e ab u n d an t supply
o f m in e ra ls in th e ir food
He fu r
th e r s ta te s th a t ca lciu m is th e m ost
n-.rv rtar.t of th e se necessary l u n r n i b
D r C h a rle s F C h urch. D ire c to r o f
30 y e a rs o f q u ality alw ays
N u tritio n tn the
R o c k e fe lle r
In s ti
b e tte r th an stand ard g rad es
tu te. in a recen t a r tic le s ta te s th at
the re s is ta n c e o f a person to d iseases
depends on th e proper b a la n ce of
F o r P o u ltry and
Nursery S to ck
uituer-xl* in his food
T e s ts
w ith
ra ts e a rn e d ou by th em show ed th a t
A t you r d ealers o r at
when th * am ount o f C alciu m w as
X . C olu m bia B ou levard and V an
reduced o n e -fifth th e ra te o f fa ta i
cou ver Ave. P ortlan d
Ml
MST
-w reasud kv e tim e s « hen e x
posed to u i.v e tio iis
He also stated
th a t th e rig h t m in eralized d iet
fo r
e x p e cta n t m o th *"* is very im p o rtan t
m huiM m g up d isease re s is ta n ce c
S E P A R A T O R S — M IL K E R S
th e child.
D r E m e ry C- In g h a m H ead o f the
M il K C O O L E R S
la g hair. C lin ic m th e M eag>y-Ticfc-
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ON THE HUNT FOR
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fro m th e w are
house a t 2315 SW F ir s t avenu e.
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De Lavai
• re ce n t lettes s ta te s th a t te s ts m ade
ty h is in his own r a r -le c w ith our
r ro d a r t. revealed th e f a n th a t his
plants w ere not only h e a h h .*e and
h ard ier but th a t he could s o t i.n d a
disease c r pest on an y th in g and U'T
th e f-.m tim e m h is life he had au
wv r a n in h is c o m
He a l* r stated
th a t if th e p ec?*e realized th e vaccx
o f a i a e n h w * v e g e tab le s
to
th e ir
h e a lth
th a t
we
s h e —id hav e oo
tr.-vuK-e Mvhng ev ery hem e »« a i r
The
ex Dair-y
In sp e ct.-» o f
the
Contnt closes M ay 13 , 1939
• G o n>'W to any gat range
Ceaier who display» a C P G a*
Ra-.ge r to any Portland G a*
Jc C oke Company »how room .
G e t your co n te st entry form
and c mpiete in 100 word* or
‘e>* the »tatem en t: ‘ I would
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because . . . ” T h a t’s ea*y,
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Cc-nte« c ii.» « May 1 3 , 1 939.
G A S cocks foods
faster, better, cheaper!
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