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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

lie book. believe 70 C-a II ta:z w-C.a
World has any .o:ci=7 thoughts .s--
Ha75!a W'avsrly. and you only. de-
uc:le cor1da1:. know hox :aE ~ a..
c!ons have fallen below M ideal.
Hare : an ~ me bend Q: ,aa -oa
and an Just as Undecided abcv: vic !
way ny path shall lie as was 6ac ,
II the tine when thought ~ ecu. 4.
hold nothing more 70 % desire! thar
TO belong" 20 Dick.
~cCGe7 VIVA, !: would hava near:
:: M rus: II Dick had 20: hasc b..
;-ayed : want % -c:as. .:tt.a bco:
that would have settled G0~a % s
home III! Q; children and : happy mar
RED lie tia: would hare lad no his.
:o!y.
Honestly. little book. I have come
TO know TIA: the ch!!t.ass married 70
man = @: 10 good 10 h=-<-l: o. an
ole =!sa Children 70 woman mean
hope q tie future I'D corstaa: .-'a--
est = taa present. Even ~ta- chi.
drec are : ca:@-avsn ( t!saPpo:E--
meEr-:ha: are ba-;=. tha. no ca..c:s-
a: al!
Nature does TO; ALLOW. any @. her
laws 10 Dc G!sobayei. and be fruit.
tul and multiply" IL her f7sr command
So. ii:t!a book. think -hatavs. mar
be my personal inclination stal! -
turn 10 Dick az the end o. the sun.
-a- ard start he kird=-Sarrea~ IA,
&c wrote re a6oa;.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08
HEALTH HINTS

Wascs YOU live. l. vaar YOU live
and how you live. mean sickness OF
health loss or gain. to ECU.
Watch DO rou want
Dark rooms ars costly IT the long
TIL Pants cannot grow IN DARK
room, and neither can children. IL
order 70 keep vel live n clean. well.
!'sa'sd airy rooms
Do 70: rai! :or- windows down.
even IN winter time Windows srs
made . let iicnt and fresh air INFO
III h91ss. E-ap y-G- windows oper
from The .0P ana from Tho bottom all
tho ,ins-day and risac. You will
slasp vel and stop taxing colds
Live II house where there Is a
0athiIo. I. thor" i no sub <her. vou
now live 80 'ha, IN" uer- place you
nova into has one 3arhe ever fav
The mar Who battles every 1ay feels
na'te- and can hold Job longer rhau
re man Kho does 10,
Sink. ard water closets should b.
sep: clean. Pour hot water and pleu,y
flashing soda .atC them every week. /.
tie walls and floor: around and bs
Meath them are OF wood. pain, the
walls art floors wiki / lEh,colored
paint This makes tte wood water.
proof and helps - keep i: clean
10 NOT taro~ garbage into the yard
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:: CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ::

The u0-= human -z;I-@ = revealed
= r. LIS -co&. :1= more aston.
ishsd AZ
eIpac' Al the acreage wo1ac Ell.
cept 'ha' TIE average woman does not
nos always stop % aaalyZa ds: metres
OF her teai1Es-ecd I t7-': think :
would DO so !: ny dear =o:as. had 1oc
started ne 4: iris hao:: Q! taking
TO you. little beck, w!:ho1; reserve
You remember recorded VIA: she
said 70 -a rs: ba:o-s she died Mar.
gle, NJ child. wish rou would always
keep q d!arr. Know !, = AT o!t-:asa.
i1ned habic. but believe i = : great
help 10 arr woman xEo rants 70 Know
the reason 11E SIZE does things aat
TO keep her from doing -ta w:ocg
things twice"
Little oooE-o- 7aths. one Q; r.?
little bCok-I have TO: dared 70 Rad
any OF you FOR :ears Slt !: has a..
ways seemed TO ue IEac locked with.
in your covers IS the real re. the ne
that 10 other knows. not even myself
mean this. paraioX!caI as II uay
sound. Tor Sometimes no one. even the
one vito @ho EEe~ "a best could be
more surprised a: tie actions have
recorded here and ;E= thoughts I have
made plain % you han !.
For instance, this morning az II
O'clock vas nearing that broken rail
ing step b. step a2i watching with
fascinated eyes the incoming glitter.
Ing green moss which vas % swa..o=
me up. vas 50 unhappy E4s nos:
willing 20 g!ve Up this world. ~h.,e
It seemed &c ne had been ol.r 80.
OF agon!Zins doI5! and tr,.,:l@sS y
deavo-, sod = . something ! know
not OF.
Tonight I an sitting here il NJ
pretceeI ard Ce=e.: evening Sowr
waiting tor Malcolm Stuart 10 cone
and dine with ne have even Dow.
dsred ny nose il anticipation OF tia:
event and would yo.-CoC!d you be-
HeTe It II did tell you NJ ow1Ae!;-
smiled a. the face - tie E!.ror while
! did So
Eish. hours ago though, the in
scrutable smile Of death would be II.
pressed OF my s;!::ea:cg lips
And heEs, Little b1oG. : taa Gues7eSt
part OF IL all. toa, .uow jus: VIA,
has changed NJ outlook On lie. IN
sure Dick IS just 'he same a. h. 7zas
this morning. The though: o: him does
not In aay way change =" IDEAS on
the subject o. living.
Neither does Malcolm Stuart in The
flesh give re che VAN feeling O:
comradeship that SC. from ais let
tiers. He, too. an sure. was disa5-
pointed n No ard dou5t whether he
VIII ever think OF re as his Little
Lady Sylvia again.
Il Is e easy 20 be herojc-os paper.
- % sasy to talk Big. Why, lit
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we2: over :2:s plan again AID again.
and finally decided ;1a. I: ~zs ;1@
p7ppe. :hi1g 20 Dc.
When Miss Edith MADE Ger al. i:
was aooc: tie noon hour. z-t size ct.
tered the brokers o:!.cs 10 ind hin.
busy with 3EuTss 4: table Which
h!oEsh: lis hack . tie deer SIZE
opened the door w!:Ecg: knocking \:
stS5: o. ;he :=G!vtdGai <5o ha4 ca.
:o!ed 1s- t1;o parting VIII Ls7 say
trgs, sudden wave Q: indignation
swept over Ee!. and sac dew :ae
horsevhip ron under her c!oax AID
began TO "a! Il over his back. o:
course the victim was surprised. a=d
after he had teIc the LASH I've q. SIX
times, the girl vas also surprised. He
rose 20 his feet and faced around AID.
behold. it was no: the broker. I: was
q young man, a young man who had
also bought hocd OK the Wild Goose
Silver Company. He had also discoT.
cred ths: he had beec sw!cd!et. and
was there TO raise fuss about 4: He
had found 40 one II the office. and had
sar down TO wait. OK course there
Tere apologies. and the two we-=
talking very an;cabIy together when
tine broker arrived from his lunch. Ea
greeted them with smiles. and vas
looking quite the father. when the
young man began - :alk
Young NJ Henderson talked
straight from the shoulder. AMI when
ha paused ;o- breath Mss Et!-h did
soma talking tha- vas almost a. IT.
pha:!c The broker saw the horss-
whip. and ne saw the yoCag nan re
move his coat and <Pi: OF his hands
and r. quietly said
Ts-y well. ny ch.,trar-~e-r wal
all give %ou Goth checks :o- yUI-
money. 7 assure you that :ou are 81.
c!7s.y mistaken il ne. and are doing :
very foolish thing bu: we ~:I! K: a..
that 20
He sat down and wrote NO CHECKS
and handed them over and vas - r.ra
about i '5a- both -: c-ez-trat -
they .e:: ia office Thar hal *
changed names ard addresses. o.!
course. bG, 20 ia :, Miss Edith vas
concerned. she never sIpsc-e,; to So
Inc rouag nan again.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

I. ~as 40 weeks lz:er when NJ.
Henderson called. aud 3!s call vas
made Just at:s. the g..!'z father rad
tesr asked:
: Father VIA: s:o-a would YOU ad.
Use any c=a 70 Ewes: Il JUS: now"
VIZ, t2s Wild Gccse Silver M.3.
:2s Company scans 20 oe a seed :4.-t
JUS; ao*," "A: els reply
;;ow -ce5 c: = seed Ling
Yea ccG.d have sea5 b. tie oa1e-s
ELS morning :@zc :: lad Jumped 70 los
AID vas ST.. soaring ;t!=E I saan
50 ccT1 AID Buy big block O: T."
u! Henderson lad called 10 break
the osTs 20 Mss Edith. -aey cordoled
AID cocsolet each other. br. :: was
TOO !a:e. The Young man had been
ho-ss"1!pPat and both :1sacae. ha4
oA=1 d.pC:Tet ot making sEar: f..
.I= p-o::;:.
Mr.. Henderson made a third call
soon I: was parrlT 20 ta.l Miss Edith
tA4: :E= Wild Goose vas flying hisa.
:! and higher and partly 20 60: bet.
ts- acquainted win as-. Il seemed 4
good time 70 tel! her father ali about
:: AID the story vas -o.d. he laughed
upCoaEiovs!r and than said
VIZ me broke. you ven: 10 IS one
OF the c-oS- honest Of the loc. You
COULDN'T zsE him 70 cheat any Q: his
customers
Tasz. alter soma mora al. me
Spectator ~=C: CT 20 say
Young nan. . suppose I shall hare
10 be 's-c=--:--.2w some day. but /
wart &c ~ . you. night here TOW.
thai ny >o1-:a-.4" nus: o. o1a Of -h=
S5.- II s@sP rim sci: away from Wal!
s,-eat. a.. 10 Esap his @i:a away as
veil"
And wheE NJ. Henderson and Miss
Ed!:h Manchester Te7@ we'd yea7 Ia.
ter -asy had given Up speculation alto.
g=t1eT.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

Dc overcome merely
say Foe 21e ?rs CT rAuu-v recent 3iovs-T
Door E1" 81
'ane' 7e<= . Letter non Mr.. WALTER CARLsoS
219r=t Tor :o1r With
*as ~; N; all si wen. 70 doctor and could
roi cure oacEacas-s2,t
.tnsi boz OF Dr. P t. and did used
boxes a7
ea aIs bend over 70 eer sonethin1
NON re door 'no1s7: whole back burst.
l ~o7.- OF
NOTE E1Pera Dr. Hospital several years proved
from the lot r2et - 80 ~ "|'S
JHJt =4Eare ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Dec s.
4 conference will be held in Charles
ton mex; SATURDAY BY Presidsu: Frank
4 Tro;-er. o: West Virginia u7tvs--
stty. Dean John Lee Coulter ., the
College OF Agriculture and the r,eu.
bers OK the State Board OF Control and
Board Of Regents, 10 devise recon-
neuda;ioEs 20 be made 10 the forth
coming legislature on behalf OF The
university. Tae I'sc boards will also
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08
THE DAILY
SHORT STORY
Learning to Speculate.
Copy!izht. 1915, b. he Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate

CopyEiEtt. 1915. b. he Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
Kiss EDITH HESTER :
MI father spsc1liated N stocks and
A'A hVuds aad shares and notes an
almost always made money al i. Ever
since Edith was sixteen years old
and she had come 20 bs twenty row
she had heard hs- father tel< OF rls
business until she was tai-.y forced
70 take an iG!eres- ~ l.. Finally sae
became so interested ,Aa, sda read ot
finance In ne tacg papers She otter
though; she .eat o. opp9r:ua!'is. il
which she might hare invested a :aE
hundred dollars and have -ate g-sa-
Est1s.
Miss Ed!:a 20: a liberal supply q
pt1.uocsy from her ss'a--. md v-sr
he had made {. .I.aT -E-r b. pre-
scented h=- wiz s... .t.' $40
decided ~ ave W 49, mich IOaey a.
she could and Try a=r luck IL the stock
market Her sa'h.- would laugh T..
her II h. .re~ nor plan - r. kept
il sscr-t WGs- rho 'iu- cane a.,
last AID S-s .st s..r hundred dollars
laid By she Wen: suie-'r o. . broke 8,
office 20 maze az Investment. IT.
broker ~ss A .aiher.y boxing nan
and. being told that !: was her frs,
speculation. re said he would PICK her
out something tda; would be sur. q
via out. As a guis. he said. he id
not care Gor female customers. az they
always Kicked %haa they !os:. 5u: 81
asT cass-ae would FAKE az excep-
uoa.
The wEa Goose sr-sE Mirs lad
eesn rIod1!=s a!ozg ~t:h is seek ..
ss' b.: there vas scEe:E!cS coming.
He vas rot AZ liberty 20 tel just What,
but he was sure lie stock would take
long jump and size would ges tie
benefit Of Il, She would not make q
hAttrl OF money by Only Investing hes
$500, hut she would be learning how
70 speculate. For $500 be would sell
her bond, and she could take It home
and hide 1t safely away and say moth.
ing to any one until the jump had tax.
en- place. Then she could bring Il.
down to him and sell t. back 4. The
increased price.
Il looked Te.y simple acd ye-y good
TO Miss Edith. and she put down her
money and went away with the bond
Two weeks thereafter she heard Two
men IN a subway train taking about
the Wild Goose S!lTe- Mine. They
said i. was one Q: the biggest swtucl@s
ever worked Of on the public. and that
I: was or the point o. collapse tha;
would be known through the papers IN
a few days. They said plenty TO IL.
form the girl that she had been sw!r.
died b. the broker !;e had lied 10 her
Knowing that 81. vas . novice a.,
speculation. h. had deliberately sold
her worthless bond and Sw!Et,.d her
cut OF her money.
The girls frs: impulse vas 20 20 =
her father a6ou: =. bC: -. second va
not TO do so. Re would Be sarcastic
over her speculation to- the .ax. yeaz
She had TO big b!u!A=. ard did rot
want TO cal. = aco:1=- s!-.s brother.
II anything ~as done =Ee nus. 90 I:
herself. Her first EoT= vas 20 buy
horsswhip. AID a== -ex- vas 20 call
on the broker again. = - REUSED 20
return her money. she would lay tie
lash on hin. and. as tie meeting would
take place n his offices. tie aeEs2a.
pers would not find or: abou: il. She
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

or courtway Do no, sweep the gar.
oaEs fifth or floor sweepinEs through
a hole n the floor to fall underneath
the house. Garbage draws rats. mice,
veTmin and Zip. and these carry and
spread sickness AID disease Put the
garbage in metal cans
Keep the can covered with tight
cover all the time so that the flies can
not get in. Put tie garbage can on
the sidewalk or alley and the city was
or al. call and take the garbage away.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

sc- 9, three tEa o'he-s being q sGuA7e
COX Tor handkerchief. and a long box
:1- z,Cy-s
Mo!re striped blue satin 5 used iog
"a .a'--:a= while ta- edge. are IN.
ISL -: wt'H =. gimp
'Gt1'z. "a. p..e-. o. r!5tca N-F,isl
- discarded s:a:tous-E boxes maze
expensive III. mos acceptable gifts
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

sTes. scissors AID EEiTes that mako
:oraS bleed aud sore. harnesses ald
-accaSes that I'll Up your shoe. p-sss
,? the corn and make your foot feel
Ike . pairing block. WHAT'S she uss5
WAY pct do what millions a-e-do!rx,
age ) seconds oS AID apply GET
-. !: cries, yo1 PIT ycc- stocking
81 r:SE: away. and wear your -e<u-
"a shoes Your corn loosArS from
The toe. {: i!fts right OF. rs paia-
!esS- rs the ccmmoa-sease way, the
lIplesc, easiest, most effective way
IN the world KS the national corn
care SsTS- fails
GET SIT il SOLD and recommend
81 ~ druggists sTs--~hsre CSC a
tctt,A. g ser! o. :scs:c- q price b.
Z. Lawrence Z Co, Ch!c1Ec. II.
sold Il Fa!rclo1: and recommends
a the worlds best corn remedy b. J
Z. McC!oszs! and Co. and Holt Drus
Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08
MORE RHEUMATISM
THAN EVER BEFORE
ciersynen. Lawyers. Brokers. Ne.
e7aries and Merchants Stricken.

Our old friend r heumati1 Is hayiag
bis inning this year. and q few words
o; caution from one who knows al
about II may not De amiSS
Wear Tlhbs-s in damp weather
keep your icrt dry: drink plenty OF
lemonade. and avoid strong alcoholic
drinks
!; rheumatism gets you. or sciatica.
and YOU have sharp tWiuges. guawtng
pain or swollen joints or muscles. you
can zst rid OF al agony In Just . feN
DAYS hy taking oue.halt teaspoonf1l OF
BhslwS oucs day.
Al druggists Suow about Rhelna.
IL harmless. yc: powerful; cheap, yet
sure. aui 5o-csnt bottle viii last Z
long time. Ask Mountain City Drug
StO.- or any druggist.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08
-gALTH QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Miss S G.: Am waitress and au
bothered wits swollen ankles VIA;
CAT % the cause OF this
Probably from being on yoGr tee'
toE too lorg 7"rtnd OF time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08
BY eIoOY BYE.

Boxes are among the requirements
OK sTery dressing .a5.s E"E boxes
follow the prevailing :zd Tor G9ao!.
SIe-y e1eg'> IL taHDT zg-.
"T'7 -I:i"nr. art q ElIg -o. The
r."FI- ua.-- o., Christmas =.;-a .=a
rS-t'n, very i7,r'v boxes o.. s.. --.G
stEss. The box g. -Fret : one @. 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

sy!o ptoCs, o2cE3chs ~ iirobs
through the kidney region. il
none? n ones Pocks; a. well
As yaa-s Of sickness torestalled.
No organ Of toe 5.odv il
more eAsll: ds-a7Ze6 than the
x;dreys. Day II ard day %.
Le:I sc::on = corS1-t. in
separating poEsoaous mater
from toe blood. Nos: cases
Of kidney IFoCble nay Easily
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

;ake Up questions CT business and edn
ca;;oHai policies IT the university.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08
Bumstead's Worm Syrup

A sA:. and Tz-. Remedy for we=zA
FAILS. 20 ch!ldrga Il - a. angel q
mercy. FLEASAGT TO TAKE 10
SICKNESS. 70 FETSlC EEEDED. oss
e9r:Ie las killed Ia E9TzL- Al drag
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If it Catches You There
Will Quickly
Stop Il!

Simply 70 realize
tie III poCance oi the
o eco ming kidney
t-ocble, by i: 3-st
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Chambers-In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
James CRUDE, Deceased.
Order Of Notice OF Hearing Petition
for Administration.
On Reading and Filing the Petition
of Martha CRUDE of Honolulu, Terri
tory of Hawaii, alleging that she is
the widow Of James CRUDE, who died
intestate at Honolulu, Territory of Ha-
wall, on the 3rd day of February, A.
d. 1916, leaving property within the
jurisdiction of this Court necessary &c
be administered upon, and praying
that Letters of Administration issue
to said petitioner;
It is Ordered, that Friday, the 18th
day of May, A. d. 1916. at o'clock
a. m. be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said Petition in the courtroom
Of this Court in the Judiciary Building
in the City and County of Honolulu, al
which time and place all persons con
cerned may appear and show cause. /.
any they have. why said Petition
should not be granted
By the Court.
tSeap A. X. AoNA,
Clerk.
Dated at Honolulu, April 9TH, 1916.
Lorrin Andrews,
Attorney for Petitioner.
S444-Anr. &. Is. %. %
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received UP
to IL o'clock noon on the 28th day of
April, 1916, at the Office of the Clerk
OF the City and County OF Honolulu,
Room 8, Mcintyre Building, for fur.
nishing all material, tools and labor
necessary to construct an extension
of approximately 80 feet of an S-foot
span concrete arch with head walls
and pipe ratings, the same being 10,
Gated on Nuuanu Street, just makai
of the entrance to the Country Club,
in the District of Honolulu, City and
County of Honolulu.
Plans, specifications and form CT
proposal may be had upon application
and deposit of Ten 0e-100 Dollars
$4,000 at the City and County
Clerks Office.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the. right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects.
E. BUFFANDEAU,
Clerk, City and County of Honolulu
644s-April IA, Is, II, Is, 10, 20, 81
%. "a. %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15
EUROPE Buying
SUGAR ABROAD,
SAYSCzARNIKOW
Report Shows Shortage in the
Stocks on Hand and De-
x iii. mand for CubaS

Shortage of sugar stocks in Europe
in indicated in the latest report OF
Czarnikow- Rionda, 112 Wall street,
New York. The circular OF March "a,
says:
In returning to the previous level
of Also CT. $3.50, the market on
goth inst. suffered its first setback
to the steadily advancing course pur-
sued for several weeks. A further
concession of .06c accepted two days
later for a small parcel from store
here lowered the spot quotation to
5.71c, basis Sc deg. which represents
a decline of Use per lb. for the week,
ON transactions aggregating about So
900 tons Cubas, small quantity of
Porto Ricos at 5.I0c, delivered, and
1000 tons full-duty sugars at prices
ranging from 4.50c to 4.75c elf.
lit is worthy Of remark that the
bulk of the Cubas involved comprised
re-sales by operators and shipping
houses in Cuba, who could no longer
resist the very natural desire to real
iZe, on at least portion of their hold
ings, the very handsome profits accu-
INFLATED thereon. The Cuban produc-
er. however, has remained consist
emily reluctant seller, for even when
4.S75c CT. was touched, offers from
that source were comparatively
small. This firm attitude of planters
is not only due to a general and well.
founded belief that yet higher prices
will be attained, and the financial abil-
ity to back this conviction, but also
largely to a scarcity of steamer ton
mage, which permits of only certain
quantity of sugar being safely sold for
delivery during a specified month.
THE gravity of this situation is
demonstrated by the weeks figures
of receipts at the Atlantic ports fall
ing 1880 tons below refiners' melt
ings, a very unusual occurrence at
this time of year, and in view of this
weeks moderate exports from the
island as published by statisticians
there, little If any improvement in
the matter of supplies can be expect
ed for some weeks to come.
Moderate transactions in refined
sugars for shipment to Europe have
been closed here this week, and also
in Cubas, on fob. terms. Inquiry
from Italy continues, and it Is now
estimated that she will require about
$4,000 tons of sugar before her own
crop product becomes available.
Recent cabled advices report the
purchase by United Kingdom of $4,000
tons Javas Gold CROP for shipment in
April" -
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~ AUTHORITY.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY.
RULE II. DIVISION OF FORESTRY

The Board OF Commissioners OF
Agriculture and Forestry hereby
makes the following rule and regula.
tion for the preservation Of forest re-
serves: -.
Section l. The following acts are
hereby forbidden on government lands
In forest reserves Of the Territory OF
Hawaii and declared to constitute tres
pass. punishable by fine:
(a) The cutting. killing, destroying.
girdling, chopping. iniuring or other.
wise damaging, or the removal. of any
timber, young tree growth, or any
ether material, except as authorized
by permit from the Superintendent oi
a orestry. H.. *:#
(b) The grazing of any livestock
except as authorized by permit from
the Superintendent Of Forestry.
(cJ The hunting OF any wild AMI
mails, except as authorized by permit
from the Superintendent of Forestry
Id Having or leaving In an ex
posed or insanitary condition camp
refuse or debris Of any description, or
depositing or being or going thereon
and depositing In the streams or other
waters within or bordering upon gov
eminent lands In the forest reserves
any substance or substances which
pollute or are liable to cause pollu
ton of the said streams or waters.
eel The going on or being upon
government lands within a forest re
serve with intent to destroy, modest
disturb, or injure property belonging
to the Territory OF Hawaii, or used by
the Territory of Hawaii IN the admin
istsation OF the forest reserves.
(f) The wilful tearing down, defac
ing. or disturbing of any public notice
or survey monument posted within 9
forest reserve.
(g) Squatting upon government:
land in a forest reserve, or construct
ing or maintaining any kind of works
structure, fence, Enclosure, road Of
trail, without a permit, except az
otherwise allowed by law.
(h) The tearing down, breaking
down or through, or molesting in any
manner If a forest reserve boundary
fence or gate or fence or gate OIL
government land within forest re
serve.
Section 2. Any person violating the
eboye rule shall be guilty of misde
meanor and upon conviction Thereof
shall be punished by q fine not to ex
coed five hundred dollars ($500.00l
as provided by Section 500, Revised
Laws of Hawaii of 1915.
Section g. This rule shall take eff
feet upon its approval by the Gov
ernor.
Approved:
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Governor.
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, Apri
5, 1916.
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