THIRTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL CONVENTION 223 



meals, gluten feeds, maize feeds, starch feeds, sugar feeds, 

 sucrene feeds, and all oil meals of all kinds, dried distillers' 

 grains, dried brewers' grains, dried beef refuse, rice meals, oat 

 meals, oat feeds, corn and oat feeds, corn, oat and barley feeds, 

 chop feeds, corn bran, ground beef or fish, scraps, meat and 

 bone meals, mixed feeds, except as otherwise provided in section 

 3 of this Act — clover and alfalfa meals, any mixture of any of 

 the before mentioned substances with each other or with any 

 other substance, condimental stock and poultry foods, medicinal 

 stock and poultry foods consisting of or containing any of the 

 substances included as concentrated commercial feed stuff as 

 defined by this section, patented, proprietary or trade-marked 

 stock ana poultry foods, and all -other materials of a similar na- 

 ture intended for stock or poultry, not included in section 3 of 

 this Act. 



Section 3. The term "concentrated commercial feed stuffs," 

 as used in this Act shall not include hays and straws, the whole 

 seeds nor the unmixed meals made directly from the entire 

 grains of wheat, rye, barley, oats, Indian corn, buckwheat and 

 broom corn. Neither shall it include wheat bran or wheat mid- 

 dlings not mixed with other substances, but sold separately as 

 distinct articles of commerce, nor wheat bran and wheat mid- 

 dlings mixed together, not mixed with any other substance, and 

 known in the trade as "mixed feed," nor pure grains ground to- 

 gether unmixed with other substances. 



Section 4. Any manufacturer, importer, agent or other per- 

 son selling, offering or exposing for sale any concentrated feed 

 stuffs included in section 2 of this Act, without the printed state- 

 ment required by section 1 of this Act, or with a label stating 

 that the said feed stuffs contain substantially a larger percent- 

 age of either crude protein or crude fat than 'is actually present 

 therein, shall be fined fifty dollars ($50.00) for the first offense 

 and one hundred dollars ($100.00) for each subsequent offense. 



Section 5. The State Food Commissioner is hereby author- 

 ized, in person or by deputy, to enter any premises where feed 

 stuffs are stored and to take a sample not exceeding two pounds 

 in weight, from any lot or package of any commercial feed stuff 



