The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-07


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NHi'e1 states Oh national ieTe7- i791' We
III the southern Appalachian mountains
Senator Depew is member Of the
Courr7r-ea r- Forest rrrza---1-7r-,- and
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'oll''|i'eee- '"C --o-lA7 dEo, Iepoi tea
the bill 10 the Senate unanimously and
it VIII nov. eudeavor TO secure It's pas
sage
Quotes the President
Mr. Denew after quoting President
RooseveIt.s recommendation of rho Man in
his animal MESSAGE s7z rafs-rfr,- ~ -r--
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safa.
Nature has been 81 Dro5fqa4 in her
gifts of forests TO the United States that
the important question of their perser-
VaJien mas been neglected too long The
sJJathS OF the settl@TS upon the woods
TOT eIeaTihEs ana nome nave been IN
discriminate ana Wasteiul IN the eN-
IRENE ne settlers are not {" blame.
nor are the lumbermen- The desuuc-
ton which has been going on with such
1rlEhtfuily increasing rapidity during the
last fifty years is due TO d lack OF that
governmental supervision in the inter
est of the whole people which can only
come from education and experience.
The Iumberman wishes the realize at
once upon his purchase. and as a rule
vast fortunes are made iu decreasing
land Railroads are run into the woods
all the aDDIfsuras Of modern Inventions
and machinery are at work. and this
MAGNIFICENT inheritance is being sgua1-
dercd with a ra1fEffv which i fuU of
De-iI for The future
hlgh Evidences Of CIvIlIzaton-
..T--srl-e,--,+ -g.-,s..,----fr-, os tho for
eS'9 VI " 0o-"'i- 60 '-is -'S+i'7- '-
Cence o. lis CIVILIZATION ne climate
the soil the productive capacity OF the
farm tho coma 5srf+v Of the. rainfall and
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dependent upon the science OF forestry.
We have wisely set apart already IL the
West fo-ty-one national forest reserves
about =6-3'o.loo acres One Of them
i e--t..as Pal---z expenses ana yiei1ins
IN. --i7-' o--s -, - -r orzs .o,.-.-
Of the world is Of great value in this
Investigation Forestry has been prac-
g-l,-- II my Tor hanlFeas OF years
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r-o--zr-f -,r-.-,Tg-:-, - 80,
cent If III. 1a-5 ~ -bar ,.--,-,-,-, e. -,
forests o- which -. r-l,r-s,-,-- -
f7vo-f77i-zs W. r-,-a 1ar. IN c--- 80
country only %, No. COM ~ ,,-, 60
tory II woods Germany has special
her youth in his science The ToIr9 ~
forester is taught all that books and
lectures can give. and then Is placed in
:, re --scr,rT -, . -..i &c ~ - IN. ear
and personal grudv.-n9r he a-ro-rnd r.,
that way ne becomes fitted for his CO.
Teer- The government not only cares
~ ~ Us Z -'.-- 10 gIils5 lE
T.-fvs-a ozr7ars Tra - s., - ~
Italy. IN Switzerland. and in Austria
Cos+ Rr,+ & a. ~,
The proposition before Us IS nos 10
reforesr at S24 an acre. as in italy or
a. s-0 an ara 90. IN z--.--, ~. 80 49,.
.,
- GU al ~ ia 1s'i e
me Forests winch nave BEEN forming
Tor over . thousand years IN trees and
soil Scientific 7c-rs-r-- ~ r----,-.-
-'i-'1--
crop iIoA inc trees NAich nave reached
the point where they are commercials
Naluable, and can De cut not only with
out injury 10, but, on the contrary. to-
s. 70 = an acre a. Der es- na IT, 81 -o
ing all the expenses Of their care
Nothing Done n the East
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