Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-11

Nation as a whole 10 their own s.if-iN-
tcfesst OF the moment; but heavier biame
hitting such action. whether In III
White Mountains, In the yvuthsrn Al
lcghenes. or In the Rockies and SisrnAs.
A big numbering company. impatient toP
Immediate returns and not caring 10 M
far enough ahead. Will often deltbs<UAa1y
destroy all the good timber In regina
new country. The shiftless man q
small means. who does not care to b.
come an actual home-maker but w0sse6
advantage TO take up timber land stmp1y
to turn II over to such a big compsuny.
and leave II valuless for future sett1srs.
velop his mine az the moment, will c.ss~
only to cut all the timber that he wishes
without regard Ia the future-probably
not hooking ahead to the condition a
the country when the forests are en-
hausted. any more than he does to tAo
condition. when the mine " worked out
as ! blame the supne public opinion. to
indifferent public opinion. which permits
their action 10 go unchecked. OF conrnn
TO check the waste Of timber means thai
the acceptance ~ a temporary restyte-
tion In the lavish use OF the timber. IN
use IN the future: There are plenty a.
men In public and private life who set
ually advocate the continuance OF ~
present system OF unchecked and wasae-
ful extravaganza, using as an argumgue
that fact that to check II will OF courR
mean interference with the ease m
comfort Of certain people who now ess
pay. ut the expense OF the future gens1-
ations- Some OF these persons actually
demand that the present forest re~csvsa
be thrown open to destruction. bccAsuR
forsooth. they think that thereby ~
price OF lumber could be put down aUAl0
for two or three m nor, years. Thetr -
tor protesting against the outlay -
money by farmers on manure and In tAhr
ing care Of their farms generails. I'm
doubtedly, II the average farmer W9o
content absolutely TO ruin his farm. -
could for two or three years avoid syssnA
Ing any money on It, and yet makr .
savage would. IN his private aRstA
show such reckless disregard of the TO
ture; yet II IL precisely this reckless als-
regard OF the future which the oppoa-
ents III the forestry system are now ~
deayUring to get the people OF the Un1e~
ed States to show The only trouble vim
the movement for the preservation -
our forests II that Il has not gone nearly
far enough. and was not begun sDO0
enough. II Il most fortunate THU.
We should acquire In the Appalach1nR
and White Mountain regions all the fuel
est lands that u y possible to acquire
for the use Of the Nation. These saruAR
because they form National asset, arO
M empha ticaiiy national as the riveRp
which they feed. and which How throuoo
ac.am " "'""S '''"'' '"e' '''e"
TARIFF ON WOOD PULP.
pr,siuc, grown In this country. ana -
especial. there should be no tarin a.
wood pulp: due notice ~ the change b.
the business ~ as 10 enable them 10 "a
1Ts r"cma, " tho d "s "e en wd "ssss.
shouid IN ,r,ssible be aoc,m,ani.d nv ~
agreement with Canada that there 49,
he no EXPORT duty on Canadian pnlx
wooi
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