The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-27
JUDD NAMED TO
| SUCCEED A0sMER


g s. Judd has been elected Terri.
tofihl forester and wiz aFfiyefn Homo
Inlu IN time TO take charge o. this de.
phttmenf ghndhfy i5.ia Announcement
Of this appointment was made at the
injecting % atllea Territofial Board Of
|AHficulinf6 ana Forestry yestSf.lay att
tfnoonl W riii tg,eas n t@ses
Z, Mr. Judd Is now assistant forester
fof Tho State Of oregon. He Is a son
bftthe lateiA =, 5add of Ibis eity, Is
graduate Of Yale aud rttrived the
degree 81 MastSf OF Forestry at the
fhles School or ForSstfy,in 1907. In
1911 he was appointeR land commits.
sicner and cxecntive oaleef OF the
Board Of Aerieuitatc anafforestry. He
resigned 10th positions IN 1el9i and re-
tnrued 10 tke mainland 10 enter for.
tstfy wofk tkefe-soaff d, ~
Succeeds Professor Houmer
~fhS f6sitioks w6IcRiME ssad has now
accepted s. tiav Of satcsukos TO Ralph
> Hosfaer VINO laft here tso months
ago 10 become tha HEAD tof tl1 Cornell
FORESTRY sehocl. lie h,ni ~ iRr y.
IA humber OF routine matters were
attended 10 atathe meeting Of INC board
yesterday. q. T.. Bailey was appointed
nctlng chief of the division OF hydro.
frel,hg during the Absence Of q. *.
karrison, who hat gone 40 Washington
Parasites GALORE s.ssif N Naa
fsA4apeein 5'epoft on the fruit Az para.
sites in the Kama coffee fields, fsnbmit.
TED iu w. MsnGiaafd, mds received.
Tbs para1tesf were found an anantity
al through the. Kona6 district and are
doing Hlilepditle work. tisf,lei
4 The 9apeing of The Olaa forest re-
serves WAS postponed until Forester
Jndd arrives. This matter was taken
Up by, ". AZ. tliflard with the Hilo
board OF trade two weeks arb. The
hoard Of trade offered shll ~ motal
tnpportgfo build fences with, hut said
they al NO money an the treasury and
tnuld ao1leR RothinG more aulstaatial for
fbnfinGoG thesnative forest. se.a
IsDfsf AZ Vanguard Is, work on the
eDntrolt Of tthenGulons COWS was dis
phaaed. Heels ,preparing special re-
port. for the board and when IL is
ready there will be a special public.
meeting called TO consider the recon-
inendatiohs which he win make.
Bovine Tpbercnlosis
The number OF tuberenlons cows la
the Oahn dairiss Is now less than one
half ,of one per cent. Doctor Norgaard
believes that the time has come when
more drastic laws should be enacted 10
compel the destruction Of Individual
teaetors scattered here and there over
the island and also 70, control the dis
Infection Of pastures where diseased
animals have ranged.
The board win recommend such
changes In existing laws as the situa,
tion demands. In q number Of instances
clean cattle have become infected
through being grazed in infected pas.
TIRES In one herd the milk from
quarantined COWS was fed TO calves and
now that these are coming TO milking,
age they are reacting to the tuberctllin
test. The law needs to consider the use
OF milk from infected COWS, the dis
posal of the animals and the proper
disinfection of pastures where sick ami
mails have fed.
Hawaii now, leads the world in the
manner In which this control Of bovine
tuberculosis is being exercised. By.
more careful control Of the scattering
sick Rnimals IL may be possible to en-
tirely eradicate this disease, in the.
course Of time, is the opiaion Of Doctor
Norgaard. .33