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ENEMIES or TINE TREES.
Forest service FIkhtinE Porcupines, PIeld
Mice and thipmunks.

The lAt--, enemy Of the national forest.
IN whom war has been declared nv the
forestry service l. the frs'f'l porruptn"
The gul armor-d rodents are destroying
hundreds Of hne trees. and the Biological
survey has sent experts 10 colorado from
Warrington go study and devise some way
70 .NtsrmlnAte m. pests
The Destruction Of timber ny porcupins-
- worse ~ the Rou'f national forest than
any other place m colorado At present
The aiIinals are h~rbiv erous. their diet
consisting Principally ~ grass shrubs and
roots buf ne heavy SHOWS In the noun
tain- cover all th,- substAnc". compelling
then! to seek other food a. consequence
they g. 20 higher attitudes and eat the
lark from 'hs Eugismarn spruce and lodge
pole pine. cIrolIuR -" trees With thor sharp
teeth and eventually causing them TO
die No E'ArIsfl'- have been gathered Hs
g. the total Destruction caused by Jorcu-
pinr- nut ~ has been spproA minated that
many thousand ~ trees are annually de-
-'rnyed ny them The fact that recon-
nni--anc. party on tn" Routt forest recently
slllei fp.u'y one porcupine- m two davs
iu comparatively small area Will give
an idea of the large number ~ the animals
Their"
Yesterday Dr y Dearborn NJ Tho Rio
I0gt,aI survey arrived from Washington
and eft FOR the Rnui' forest tins morning
some means ~ either stopping their rsvhses
or .ItsrmtnaiiuR then
Prof II p IaUiy. also ~ tho BIOLOGICAL
survey. ACCOMPANIED " Dcarhoru from
Warrington ~" vii 60 - ne IIEs ~
'iDnal forrest - study 'he ravAEe~ made hv
Mold nice "hipmYnks and other rodents
Ia tho refOrr~taftOu areas re- sntN aps n
With -s@l He,auHe Of the deBr-laTipuz
~ ihr.S odents the method Of s"VtnR pine
a. 81 - ',dra-t has PROV - practically 4
failure. tho animals eating all 'hav are
scattered on 'he ground Even where the
sTs,l are put O. ~. ground With corn planter
the artiuRls Dig them Up unless they ire
planted ~ q depth ~ great ~ to prevent
termination
The -srvtrs has tired experiments n
poisoning the aecd before " IL planted. nut
thee mo- ods have proven Practically
ineffective b~~ause ~ tho great damage
don" hy the rodents before they expire
and alec he"ausr the po-ion In applied 10 the
outer aurfars ~ the -~e,i. witch u retnov 81
b the AutmH's before eating the kernel
FNpertWTnts viii he tried of Kidding the
area ~ he seeded ~ rodents ny hTrt scatter
Ing poisoned gram. which the frld mice
mud 'mpWuuks eat readily The ground
vtll th"n be Wanted with pine seed n
- bslIsN - 'hH' IN. plan WtlI he successful
10. agss NJ he ur0red ares only about an
a,re. which fhs average hed mouse or
~hipnunk ranges STss-
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silence for = moment throughout IN"
oil house. silence p-rt and intens" n
~ collecting It- powers FOR a revelation.
Then came the clear sweet tones oi Mrs
Thames voice.
Edith. dear. where are YOU she Callet
Don't he afraid. my child. You must
hAv" heen walking IN your Sleep again;
no wonder you screamed when YOU
wAkenei Wait Just "A moment and
Auntie will CON" | must make a light IN
the hall
There was glirnmer from above far
fainter than tho -wishing sound 81 on"
rushing with arms extended. far fainter
even than the mUrmur Of soft car".se-
ooh. my poor. dear aunt sobLeI
Edith Have I been sleeping Would
90 God that had that hal. but believe
me-. waking or sleeping. | dit Lot break
It. would not break II. ! cam" 10
Cause | could not stay. ! was driven
10y fears 81 him. 81 fears for him"
There. there. know. | understand.
YOU darling You were dreaming about
Granville. YOU were worried h"Cnn-' -
the crack In the sid" piece Of IN" mirror.
That j. most natural. I could rot but
tell you that II porteni lie / trouble for ono
that was near and dear 70 ~ both and
GranyiIl" i- yrl h" shall he ~ near and
dear to ma ~ 10 Won
/ hayc t.-'n thinking long | could
nr' sleep. and have com" 20 500 that
have bran hard and -elh-h in not r"siiI-
trg that should find nv happiness ~
vnurs. NIT viii hy all that Grrnvtlle's
trouH" u ~ cour-" a money 'rpuh.
You shall have all YOU need to marry
and 10 make a hoT"
Thank God. the glass didn't smash:
tho danger {" him isn't irr"m"diahla
But oh. II did smash. Auntia. u -
smashed II l.-- IN mt, on IN" Aoor.
Shiv"r-i ~ II from - sharp hiDV. bur
Won viii l.'lisN". YOU Nill b"lsv" that I
did n"' d. u. that would not 10 y
Nh. my "hild. YOU could not d. what
the mysterious fate which has ine'.d rrit
life and death - thu family for Two
centuries has chosen 10 DO You could
not pruduCe yuu Co'ild not avert Won
only can submit, even ~ ! hay" sub
mitt"d Listen n a. ! feared the crack
IN che I'D" pec" ~ th" mirror por'enead
danger "r harm 'o Grenvll., then this
subsequent smashing - the gia-- can
mean hut on" awful thing Won rulI-t
h" prepared. there - no hope Tor him
Again ~" scream. near ~ hand more
n" giAnt Ices piercing. ~, n the rack had
done its work Then m" silaucr p.nt
intense. telling 10y u- very bitterness how
the two women uT-iair- wer" Straining IN
the terror ~ III" Unknown
Tn" doctor catn- cropping over IN"
tubs. the hand that h" rcrtsd On I.,nc.'-
shoulder trembling 49, violently that he.
would hay" fallen 60 th" hhur hat Tor tho
detectives support
"" ~ dead Lance no uu,tsr.d
hrokenly Frightened Ia death though
hts injuries must have cen setter. Tho
fat" h" marked ont for another can,. tn
hlnSei ~" leheva'i. no. h@lI"ved. thrre-
fore h" died Pefhaps the IN th.. ,~rr,.t
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II

I think YOU are mistaken. Jim Lance
said Dr Blors. whsn the detsctiv" had
come ga his tower room. The ladies have
not seen or heard Of Carey for several
DAYS Miss Edith has written and tele-
phoncd to HIM again and again. without
a Response. II II queer, under the cir
cImstancas
That's what said cir: IL IL aueer
enough returned Lance 4 suppose.
being a member Of the faculty. you know
that the reason why the president wants
Carevs absence kept 80 quiet IL that
"Wednesday night. the night when ho was
last seen as | still belI.v". tho sopho-
more- had their annual blowout IN IN.
basement 81 the old State Hous"
He fears th't some ~ the llder BOYS
NAV have kidnapped tho tutor: there IA
no doubt 81 his unpopularitv With the
class, and something ~ grave that they
don dare tell = bout it may have happened
Not an unlikely theory. either. for from
all hear Carey IL . mean. prying sort ~ -
chap. saving your presence.
hut all tho same. bocior. ! hav" ~
from ~ sur" = source aS old Mrs Wow
mouth. who lives directly across on m"
side =tre..t. that h. wAs seen entering m"
IhdVne hptiSss tN Inc naN'fn"Ut door 80
"Wednesday night At II o'clock -. Jaw
him herself Ihera's a reason why -h"
du~sn want TO b" mixed up ~ ~ hut
did her service once. and she told me.
You NAV remember the moon was bright
that night
As u - ov"rcaSt now. remarked The
Doctor rnuslnglv even dreAmily -HOW
ever sharp Mrs Weymouth ewes -ha
couldn't 800 any one entering there To
night
~ was think ing cir. mys"lf.- agreed
Lance timidlv
a queer DID house. Lance. with monks
and crAnniss 10 hide. and rnoma never
opened. where a helpless man might die
before discovered The lower part -
a. deserted a. the tomb after o'clock
the servants sleep on IN the sing Any ono
who did enter under cover 81 such dark
ness a. this would he free 10 see and test
and no harm done
You are speaking my very thoughts
Doctor. as diin't quite dare speak them
II IL my duty a. I Sc u. 20 follow up -
straight = clue. but Mrs Thayne. and
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4 hope ~ : not 80 wrong mp there. sir.
as II - down her.- murmured Lane"
when the Doctor presently desc-nd"d.
-rhar- j. nothing wrong mp there.
replied the savant. though with qlalin
which was TO get more acute What do
you moan =
Come and see for Yourself. II YOU
please
Lane, led tho way 30 the rear. through
officaS for houaawork Ia a laundry long
unused. lie drew the slide over his Ian
tern. Tor thor" was a glimmcr around
sufficient for sight II cam" from "a win
dow cut N the wall evidently for the
purpose % giving ligh' and air 10 all ia
terror room ~" pointed ." row ~ tubs
und.rt.ath. himself holding back
Tho doctor. Unaffected 10y any such
d.lIcacN i..ap.-d a. nIpihly A. roy on
the cover II the tuls ami f'e'r'"i through
the OpanIng or a seen" sufficiently strang"
Ia satisfy even his scientific cIrio-Itv.
Carey wa stretched On a rad" sort 81
= couch. while Edifh Willis. with all ~
a nurS.'s attention. sat nv hls sid" II
VIA. not m" mortal rallor on IN" young
mans fac that fascinated tn" doctor.
but rather N" look 1T all "ngrossing, avid
dee ire winch rsfnlnd@1 MN blNaGf'~aHiN
enough ~ how his own p'Irp"-" had con
StTaIned him.
You must Edith Carey was saying
in the ghost ~ = voIc" I will b" all right
II can only lie here and r"s' for another
dav until reroVer from IN" jar ~ that
cursed tail won'i haN" a physician.
Won has" Il known that I hsv" b'"n here
all this Shil. What will make Tn- we'll
yes. we'll and strong right away. ~ IN hav"
Won do shat I ask and thus reliev" me
from thl- anxiety about our future
4 don dar~. Grenville. IL would not D."
night rsplied the girl softly.
IL would ~ ri ght. or n wrong ~ all. 80
suhtly. academicnlIy wrong. H. tn 10
ignored by persons of our good sense IN
this matter ~ fact world You don't
h"ll.ve in that foolish superstition. do
YOU Why ~ cour-@ YOU don, But
ynur aunt does. absolutely, sbicctly. your
Old. worn ont aunt. who vet lives On and
on 30 keep from We the money with which
~ should - happy
Why. that mirror - nothing NOW ~
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snake Poison Prom Old 1o.,

Gr'oiSV cor''s ror,i"H@c H'rrsr RcpHbhrrs
John M1h0u"S attempted - draw tho
fang Of rst'l--nRkr from ~ boot TIN.
morning and - a result is IN Denver
hospital
Finding nest NJ snakes near Grover,
he took q heavy .nwhids boot and allowed
-nak" 10 -trik" u Tho fangs caught ~
the heather
Mahon"y carried the booi 20 the house
ana forgot the episode un'h a wounded
hnRor hegan to swell re then YEMEN h.rr,i
that h" mad Ton, he'd the boot near where
~" ~nlk" had buried - fauz, With the in
VIred finger
Nah"U"y vas htten by = rattleT three
'"ars -" m Wyoming aud almost die,l ~
q Teauit
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twelve rril.s north uI Portsmouth. y "
A. in.s hrs vol can 60 driving along
~" l-u'l"s whI,h N this region are
"NC-ptionRll y smooth and hart play ten
MS and golf. tath' ant 60 boating lhs'
Work. Jl'r- I;uli , hut offers m"m.sr-hil'
to N" guests u IN. hotel and cottages
IN. Inks of the club overlook the """an
aud ar" only thr-" minutes OF m from tho
hotel
a.. hu'"l - WHIT" sulphur springs.
" Va Hps l-sen oT-su attput ten days
In. s.'lEru oI-.ned with "A pretty large
body ct regulars and new visitors tOo
There W"r" approximations from every
state WC-' ~ the Mississippi. u - said.
With H. usual lag gathering ~ true
Snu'h"rn"T- Among the visitors who viii
ls' AZ White sulphur Springs for th's whole
sea-nu - Minister Guido at NORWAY. Who
~ there with his wife and daughters
There will - nuInl"r ~ conventions
at Whit" sulphur Springs during the -s'a .
son. among them that 81 IA" West Viz
gina Rar Association
The New Haven Railroad announces
that IN" closer traffic relations with tn"
Boston and Maine will max" travelling
- IN" mort h"rn part II New England rom
New York easier than ever i@torn. Their
y new day tram between New York ami
Portland lsaVlng New Work. AZ \. NJ
u reaches Portland AT B2O o'clock u. NJ.
Returning n lrav"- Portland AT $50
reaching New York AZ SIS o clock. IL
runs by way - New Haven. New London.
Providence. Lowell and liRv"rh.ll
Their" - "A new tram To NilIam-tCwn,
Mas also. aud u follows "A runtr which
hasn't heretofore lr-n used h. tram
leaves New York at 2" J.. NJ. guss 20
Springfield and thence t. Williams town
over IN. Bu-ton and Maine Ivy way of
Greenfield Their" Is also to he a new
tram u ke"n. ~
This ~ IN" time for IN" oT@ninG of the
-"Asnn On the Nlskoka Lakes The
tauAiiaas hav" a good deal IN OVER IA
thus LAX. country ~ all sorts You can
hg" a. comfortably a. you can ~ any
summer resort in IN" United states. or
you can rough 4 to IN" very limit. Without
sering human haIng for davs. The in
Vulnerable Canadian lakes Civ" bound
ias- chance Tor explorations.
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FiHIIIES or PRISONERS.
How kansas tity Would care for de.
pendents Of D., ilsioers. +.

FffHN ITO n tH s1s ~ star
Intil recently when ~. citv punt shed a
man for an offence the heavier punishment,
i"il On hi family. which Was deprt, ..d Of hi-
support durin: the tam" he spent IN tl,
N"rNboi-". nd"T III" humane and sen
-.nl- plan adopted by th.. Board 81 Purli,
eitar" under tn" pr-sitcn,y % William
\"iS"r 'h" family me- l'ng.r - punished
for tho mi-si"r1- uf the husband or father
" jar"h Ii.US"pt "sria,n"I to the
'tfy 'lub yesterday 'hr board has arcur,t.
A. cunt a"p' 81 man -produrt A. tho work
h"u-" and d"N "'"- the pros .'i- ~ cAres- ut
- cents dIv =" MS family When n,rc--
>1rv This amount - supplemented hv tho
board from ~ funds Iu tu. ,A-a nf IA
r"l"d men Nho 'Aunot ,", un With their
im'lf"- for sariru- reason. tho hoard
uui"r'ase- - '"lle-i Nta' amount. To
ui'U"uv for ~" families -i"pur
" l- 'Ulie' 'inE from sub gHruiad pr,--
"n"r- from slts' - Sl-uA A"s1 aud rartng
thi- over 10 Iamili". t'a' under th. nit
=, -'"m would bays bs' on'e char, y ,harg,s
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less than an lido! and there ia Scriptur,l
authority for smashing idols Go. then,
and smash 10, a. | would have done had ]
not slipped and wrenchsd myself ~ on
the stairs that | couldn't return after yp,l
told me that only the frame had broken.
If shs, IL ~ wicked. Yes. wicked As tn
believe that her own end ~ contingent On
its integrity, why, we can help ia" phy-l-
cal effects Of her deliSlons. can We She
must take the Consequences Of them
There was ConvulHon Of Carey's tram"
7 a feverish glitter of his eyes that had even
more effect than his words With a de-
spairing gesture Edith Sprang to her feet
and hurried out Of the room -, iieetlv that
had II not teen for her own sad preocCu-
patton she must have noticed th. doctor
and Lance. A. II WAS she glit"d NV UNI
aeeding Her steps family he'd through
the offices and up the stairs IN the all
pervading sIl-nce
L heard It all. sir said Ianc'' A. the
doctor bent low what did | tell YOU
That's a tad case in there. ~ who's" lI'Sirt
at least th' love of money hts turned 20
murder I hope she won't smash the
gLI~-. -ir. to pleas him.
-Shc won't responded IN" Doctor
gloomily. for already the possible cons
gu"nC'-S ~ ma own act were Gro wdIug
upon his Cnusci-nc"
Bun that shat sh. has gone for - do
doctor. thinking ~ course to satisfy
hIrl. ana not az all intending her aunt
marin IL Nsst'fllfti ~ iilf Ilal NIlf hl'l nov
quit take In his poiHf "a cunning infer
nAlly cunning point. sir that terror over
the glass being 50 my~ts'rIpusv smashed
would cause her aunt ~ d."
-Remenbsr sh" - fral old lady !
think his idea IL as ke.'n a. 10 u evil. Ih"rs
Is only one thing for 10 "a do 90 INV mind
in case she does smash the glass and
that is fo tell fully and az once just what
We overheard don't car sir IN De- an
accessory either l,ior" or after 'he tacf
Hush warned tho doctor What q
veritahls old sounding hoard this horls"
IL IN the dead of night Dou'' vou hear
Edith IL in the dining room overhead
and there ara steps on IN" SECOND story
stairs Her aunt mus hav" reused
she must he Descending Gr"a' Lord
what was that
The scream that - startled 'he two NOV.
coming 49, u did from above. was ~.
echoed even NOR" horribly near az hand
tn. doctor Spraug hack 20 IN" window
lie again ysared down into n" Interior
room carey was whiting IN agony.
vet hIS face was morr ghaStlv from fear
than PAIN
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nf -up"rStitiou's power, that II ~ Internal.
intrinsic. esot"rIc Ia N" mind Itself
Come. come. "" must hast" Those Door
women will h" down. We must not 500 their
greet On. am ~ sorry. ~ sorry
detective a. he led IN" old man through
~" Offices and OUT the side door, even
a. IA. hating steps Of lri-f were coming
down ia" stairs It's better TO 10 sorry
than glad. for Otherwise might hav.
thought that II war you who smashed
ia" glass with my hi; Of hammer. Iu-t
hy way Of experiment. you know
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TIL: FOREST.

II. G.. Goble. Prop. Directly on
lake Best facilities for water sports
Cool. Homelike. Quiet =. q. Land
ing, Y. j.
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HOTEL. DURHAM.

Rest view, best table, hest auto
mobile resort Hotel Durham. West
Shore OTTO Peters. Proprietor.
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SILVER SPRING PARK HOUSE

@ttN TX ~EhlNe farm NV ~
In private park. directly on lake.
Home garden. Furnished tents. Open
all year. 4. L. Cnrby, Landing. y. y.
HOTEL BOULEVARD
tir-t-Clas- accommodations Spc-
Cial attcnt ion given automobile
parties Albert VI. Rcttenmaier,
Prop. = q. address. Mt Arlington,
y j.
wIsSTNORELAND.
The Lakes model hotel. Most
accessible tn lake, city and country.
Open all wear 4. =. Bryant, Mgr
Landing. Y. J.
TIL. uOODSTOCk.
On the lake Private dock. An
ideal place to spend your vacation.
T.. J lee. Mt. Arlington, y. J. Tel.
10 Hopatcong.
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S(H.AFER'S HOTEL.

Omen all year American and Eu-
ropean plans Telephone, - Ho-
patcong =. q address, Mt. Airing
ton. y. j.
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MOUNT ARLINGTON HOTEL

John u. Macdonald. Prop. Nicely
situated. Special attention given au-
'omuhilr partie~. y. %. address,
Mt. Arlington. y J.
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THE lake VIEW HOUSE.

accommodates $50. AttraCtivelv
,l'uated in a park Of ~ acre, Write
for terms Thomas X. Moore Hotel
Co. Mt. Arlington, y. J.
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Leading Hotels
NEW BRI.SI.IN HOTEL.

Casino, grill rooms and garage.
superior accommodations. keep
upnal facIlItlc- for automobllistS
u. q. address. Mt Arlington. Y. \.
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WV JFRsEN
Lake liapafCsaG.

WANTED. summer boirier. r.r,....
rrqur-t reason able rates ~ e. HI'N. o
tain View Farm. hadlcy. NAss
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-14
FOR SALE

To tired motorists, at the Walpalid
Elk harse, the most refreshing
liquid beverages ut Honolulu
prices. .r.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-14

Pc. R. sIRAUCH
Agent, Lincoln Mortgage & Loan Co.
Room /. Waitv Bldg, "a S. King st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-14
SOLDIER INJURED
BY FALLING HORSE

SAN FRANCISCO. July Caught
beneath his horse when the animal
suddenly became unmanageable. dur
ing tactical ride yesterday morn
Ing. Private James II. Barton OF Dat
terry d. Fifth Field Artillery. L. 3.
Army, was so severely Injured that
an immediate and delicate operation
on his skull was found necessary In
order TO save his life. Barton Ia
lying In the General Hospital at the
Preside with an even chance for re-
cCyery.
Barton has been L.. the service
more than two years. He enlisted
January 10, 1908, at Columbus, o..
and was gent to the Philippines,
where he served more than year,
lie returned to the United States on
the transport Logan. May 3. and
since then has been stationed at the
PresidiO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-14
WANTS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
Small Groom cottage; sl4; bath and
gas stove. 1856 Young St; phone
1868. 1870 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-14

SALES-Betwcsn Boards: 80 Oahu
Sug. Co. SETS; ~ Oahu Sug. Co,
$32.7j: 80 McBryde. $3.50; 200 Olaa,
sG37R: $1,000 Cal. Ref. Gs. 800. ,
Session Sales: 80 Olaa. $685.;
$1,000 Hilo Cs 1901, 500; Waimca,
S12O: WaImea. SEQ; 30 Olaa, $685.;
100 McBrydc, $3.50; 80 llonokaa,
slS.25.
Latest sugar quotation $50 cents or
se6oo per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-14
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST man

Yesterday afternoon CHIEF McDuf.
flc went down To Kahuku and ar
rested Ramon Comacho, Porto
Rican, who Is accused Of committing
a fearful crime on u young girl. The
man had only moved to Kahuku
plantation u few days ago. and was
taken utterly by surprise when ar
rested
Comacho was taken to the Homo.
lulu police station and Is being
held for investigation ~ present.
Tomorrow morning he will proha-
bly, be charged with most serious
offense.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-14

sE-"Fnr sale" cards at nnlleHL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-14
CALIFORNIA OIL INVESTMENTS

$1,000 invested in the stock Of the
Claremont only comparatively short
time ago is returning $l598 in div
idends. and the shares can now be
sold for $l3,653. This is one Of the
many instances we can cite you
where large returns have been made
in oil stocks.
The officers of the Lincoln Mort
gage & Loan Co. make frequent trips
through the oil fields to inform them
selves at first hand Of the condition
of properties whose stock they offer
to the public. They are the largest
sdealers in Oil stocks in California.
A branch Office has been establish
ed here for the accommodation OF
their many clients on these Islands,
who are now able to make their pur.
chases of oil stocks in Honolulu.
OF the active low-priced stocks we
recommend the immediate purchase
of shares of the Ventura Oil Develop
ment Co. at l5c. each. The progress
of this company has been very rapid
and its present outlook indicates a
quick advance in the price Of these
shares in the near future.
This stock offers an excellent OPP
portunity for the small investor to
make large. profits. Take your shares
Now. 1t IS your opportunity. Your
fortune. Buy without delay.