Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18

o0Su NoSCluallOu DONlu6 Virus OILY,
obtained from standard manufacture
ers; such vaccination shall be only by
means Of scarifier and points put up
IN Theoretically sealed tubes or other
antiseptic Feceptacles; each receptacle
shall be opened Immediately before q
scarffier or point Is to be used, In the
presence Of the person to be yacci-
mated. and no scarifier or point shall
be used for the vaccination OF more
than enc person.
ANY person violating any provision
OF this section shall be guilty OF a
misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be pnnished by fine not
to exceed FIVE hundred dollars or by
Imprisonment not to exceed one year,
or by both such fine and imprison.
ment." ia. 40 :. -
Section 1904 reads:
Sec. 1904. Record Of prescriptions
Every licensed physician, druggist, or
apothecary, who shall compound, sell,
or deliver any prescription containing
any poisonous drug, or substance de
leterious to human life, TO be used as
medicine. shall enter upon his books
said prescription written out In full,
with the date thereof, with his own
name appended thereto, or the name
Of the physician who prescribed the
same, and the person to whom the
SAME was delivered; and no such pre-
scription shall be compounded, sold or
delivered, unless the name Of the per
son compromising, selling, or deliver
ing the same, or the name of the
physician prescribing the same, be ap-
pended to the prescription in full, and
every such prescription shall be pre-
served; and said books and prescrip-
tons shall be subject at all times to
the inspection OF the board of health
or its agent" -"
Chapter n reads:
"CHAPTER n.
MEDICINE AND SURGERY"
Sec. 1917. License. No person
shall practice medicine or surgery in
the Territory of Hawaii either gra-
tuitously or for pay, or shall offer to
so practice, or shall advertise or an
nounce himself, either publicly or pri-
vately, as prepared or qualifled to SO
practice, or shall append the letters
DR." to his or her name, with the
intent thereby to imply that he or she
Is practitioner of medicine or sur
gerry, without having q valid unre-
voked license, obtained from the treas
urer. Of the Territory Of Hawaii, in
form and manner substantially as
hereinafter set forth. Such license
shall only be granted upon the writ
ten recommendation of the board of
health, provided, however, that II
censes to practice osteopathy may be
granted to graduates holding diplomas
from any legally chartered and regu-
larly conducted school or college OF
osteopathy, and further provided that
q certificate to practice osteopathy has
first been obtained from any state
board of osteopathic examiners until
such time as there is an osteopathic
board OF examiners appointed for the
Territory OF Hawaii.
And provided further, that the prac-
tice Of medicine as contemplated and
set forth In this chapter shall not be.
construed to exclude the use OF any
method or means or other agent either
tangible or intangible by any person
licensed to practice osteopatlly, for the
treatment OF disease in the human sub
feet, provided, that no person SO II.
censed to practice osteopathy shall, by
reason thereof, be authorized to adj
minister drugs or medicines, or to per-
form any surgical operation. Any per-
son applying for q license to practice
osteopathy shall first file with the
treasurer certified copy of such di-
ploma and satisfactory evidence that
the applicant is fit and proper per-
son to be so licensed to practise este
opathy, and file with the president of
the board Of health certificate from
the board of osteopathic examiners
certifying that the applicant had pass
ed the required examination, and is
entitled to practice osteopathy in that
state. az a;a8 ffss & - ssT -
And further provided, that nothing
herein contained shall apply to social
ed Christian Scientists 30 long as
they merely practice the religious ten
cts of their church without pretend.
ing a knowledge of medicine or sur
gerry; provided, that the laws and regu-
lations relating to contagious diseases
are not violated.
Medical Practice Defined.
Sec. l01S. Practice of medicine de-
fined For the purposes Of this chap
ter the practice of medicine shall be
held to include the use of drugs and
medicines, water, electricity, hypno-
tisnn, or any means or method, or any
agent, either tangible or intangible.
for the treatment of disease in the
human subject; provided, however.
that nothing. herein contained shall
be held to forbid any person from the
practice of any method, or the appli-
cation of any remedial agent or meas
ure under the direction or with the aD-
proval of a licensed physician; and
provided further. that when a duly
licensed physician pronounces per-
son afflicted with any disease hopeless
and beyond recovery and shall give
written certificate to that effect to
the person afflicted or his or her at
tendant nothing herein contained shall
be held or construed to forbid any per-
son from giving or furnishing any
remedial agent or measure when so
requested by or on behalf Of such az