The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
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r.thsr an .n,io,. tina Of II. for. on the ono
hand 4, iii hs s.nens,ve busin.ss no. 10 say
IN m. on.r ana The r,hher NAV no r-,inad
major. IN. .had. Gonna. nm Rut th,. course
vould h.. ,nn.rat,v. shouia the advocates OF
the orchard ,bsorv and them selyes In the wrong
| On IN. oth.r hand should the forestry people
-. =, ,.n,, 4, u,lI ,a,,ira oons,dsr,b,e skill
,or On. ow,a, n, tho r,hher growing in tho for
a., N an, M, tho ,ree. and let In the sun with
ont ,niu1ng the r,hber Ringing trees AT tho
right nhase o, the moon. some emine ant scientists
In ths contrary will 20 far toward solving tho
problem for tho grower OF rubber In the for
eat and makes nj, position the stronger of
tho two on the whole. in that he RUS the lesser
r,sk. a. IL il easier TO cut out the shade than put
IL hack
still th.re IA a fourth problem. Should
one decide TO plant rubber M a crop 10 be Guilt
va,sd in tho oman vhv not plant a catch-cror,
coYee or chocolate "A we'll and make the farm
DAY from the start, Or could not the planta-
ton ~ made under the forest shade, partially
thinned out. aso serve as a pastnrase, after
the young trees are a year Old. and so keep
down the veeds and GRASP And why not.
under either system, plant bananas which keep
the ground moist, and rubber likes plenty Of
w.ter,
At the present moment II would he mere
a.sertion to do more than state these questions.
% ,,gnto, and ~,
proof in support OF any. II seems to be prob
| ab,e however. that bananas will be found
most desI rable n. a side crop, being very profit
shle and suited 10 growing with rubber.
Ono xey I'm which the rubber supply Of tho
world might he lncreased has not b ,rn mentioned
hecause the best Judges agree that nothing
can bc done materially to improve the pres
ant condition OF affairs Il is by the increased
development of the immense tracts of wild
rubber throughout the valley of the Amazon
and its tributaries. and In tropical Africa
There 4. no question that Their. is enough
rubber in the thousands of mile, OF river swamp
In Brazil alone to supply the world for a long
time to come. But those who should know
most about IL consider the natural disad-
vantases under which the trade must DO car
ried on lnsurmountable beyond a c'r'aih point
and they soy 'hat Nhis p"ih' nus oeeh reicI'o
One sees however IN me te"spdpciS' chee'-
ing Items concerning 'o'oh'|ao"l Ncnefhes 10
take o'"V negroes RON or" OF 'hr oo''n'rn
States ana START 'h"ih AZ WORN 'u''''s 'uooel
on the headwa'er~ OF Ne oflh"oo Now OF
course, anything Is possible II you Wy hhro
enough. ana us worm enough money hn'
how much enor' ana no" much money VIII
find labor that can WORK zen hours a gay III
mud ana water. always 10 Ia" ankles ana OFTEN
to the waist, IN a cIlma'" "hlch s'eains' OF
broils. or does POM ana H. atter your men
have collected a dollars worth oil rubber. theN
can sell IL al a better pric" l." another trader
think they can be counted upon 10 bring "
s,rencthen their case by talking about the
loo rreven,inu the Illicit sale a., Wild rubber"