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which ought to be dealt with only from
the inside. There are principles OF
government whose maintenance Is OK
Tar more Importance to the citfzen than
the vain attempt to prevent the exer.
else of a natural right which belongs
to all men, because some men may
abuse that natural right
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"The barbarion poet" Is the way The
Norfolk Landmark speaks OF william
J. Hampton. The Landmark may get
itself lampooned and lambasted by the
barbaraan II 1t isn't careful
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strictly Construed, No. y


Louisville Courier-Journal.
A magazine writer calls upon women
to stop wearing plumes and feathers In
their hats because the destruction Of
birds entails loss of $1,000, 900, 600 a
will never seriously interest the Amsr-
Jean woman. The question is how 1t
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The vIglIant LeEiaIaturs.

selma IIIHeb-
A friend asked The Selma Times re-
Gently II we thought that fashion
would ever force men to wear the Bus
ter Brown effect. Replied that II
fashion didn't, the Legislature would
Ukalv look into the matter.
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SWORN CALCULATION.

The figures for June printed below ,Trns
having been deducted. lis
advertisers land makes IL q part % ne $3.50 Ma
tract when requestedl that its datS ,ssnrnins
ton 10 larger than that Of any H. ,. \, >
newspaper printed In Aiabama--and ia ION
sunday edition has the largest en,.d in
ux any edit. on Of any newspaper prines" "
Alabama without exception.
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James september g. 1908.
Editor The Advertiser.
A friend OF mine will be As years old
about the first of February. 19io, has
not paid his poll taxes for this, year.
Can he pay IL and next years taxes ar
ter October 1 and vote on the conssi-
tutional amendment?
1.-THE poll tax which should have been
paid b. the first of February, fSaa. was
the tax due October !. 1908. All who
have paid that tax within the. pre-
soribed time can vote IN this election.
In order to vote , next year the poIns tag az
or before February I, 1910 II the
party ABOVE referred to owes the poll
x due October /. 1905, he can not ote.
Otherwise he CAM
strictly Construed, NO. V
Snow Hill. Sept. 2. 1908.
Editor The Advertiser:
Under the Fuller bill can a young
man give his sweetheart a glass OF
wine--or beer? Please answer.
Yours truly.
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HOPED NO ONE WOULD
GO TO CONFERENCE
But MapleKvlIle Man Writes That There
viii he at Least One Dele
gate from MaplesVil1e.
Maplesville. September s. 1903.

MaplesviIle. September s. 1903.
Editor The Advertiser:
Not knowing the address Of Mr.. Long
1 write you 20 say that have just re-
turned from what purported 40 be
speech in which the hope was ex-
pressed that no one would attend the
Conference on the 18th from Naples
will. II nothing providential prevents,
be enc who Will not only attend Blu
who win do all in his power to stem
the tide Of fanatieism In Alabama.
Respectfully.
]. J. c. Stewart.
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The vote I'm Butler.
Grsenvi!le, September s, 1903.
Editor The Advertiser:
1 notice In your paper OF to-day the
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John d. Rockefeller has o $4,000
COW. However, as all in the skv. esrth
and waters thereof obey hts VIII we
richest cream for htn Just ixe Tn un-
suspecting public has been giving down
its money for him all these yeARR.
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The coffee king loves his roll" with
| his coffee--aud he usually gets 1T too.
might be mentioned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
QUEEN WILL WEAR
 GREAT DIAMOND

London, March 1.-The Queen vii! wear the great Cuilinan diamond in future on state occasions when the crown Is not in use It waii be seen in the imperial crcwn in sGch na1i- ner that it can he dntachcd for sep arate use.
 The crown and diamond were taken to Buckingham Palace q few days ago, and the matter was discussed between the King, Lord Chamberlain, Colonel Sir Douglas Dawson, the Mas ter of Ceremonies. and representa- tives of Megsrs. Garrard, the court Jewellers. The feasibility of the plan having been demonstrated, the court jewellers have been commanded to carry out the work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
ANOTHER HUNT FOR
 SOLOMON'S MINE

Berlin, March 17.--To re-discover King Solomon's gold mines in the heart 0f Africa is the object of anoth- CT attempt to be made by Dr. Karl Peters. who more than ten years ago headed an expedition in search of this Biblical Eldorado. Dr. Peters believes. that the s"1,and of oPhir" lies near the gold and cop per mines If the Mudza Valley, in the Lower Zambesi region. He is con vinced that the miners worked by the Phoenicians were only "scratched" and that their development with mod 'ern appliances and methods might yield immense results. Dr. Peters starts for the Zanbesi very soon. leav- ing his bride of a few weeks. who was Fraulein Herbers, at home in Ger many.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
LEYfE DIRECTORS s-.----as-,-a- vi. .&SEFs s ;S
 MADElCO- DEFENDANTS
Iu Suit Brought In Circuit Court Here Yesterday By Iron Mountain Railroad Against \. II. Morrow. of Noble Lake.

Suit was entered il ti?e sa,forson ciY- cult coure here yesterday by tae Iron Mountain railroad to collect s637.lO, alleged to 3e due on oill Of 1ading. from A. N. Morrow, of Noble Lake. Ark. Captain F. w. Williams, T.. ". Clement and o. NJ. Speliman, iiroc- tors of Levee District No. 2, in Jef- ferson county, are made co-dafend- ants in the suit, as garnishees. The railroad company charges that tl1e levec district is indebted to the ie- fendnt Morrow i'll the sum of $i 900 and the garnishment is asked for 10 make judgment coiiectable
 In it's complaint the railroad com- pany states that on June 23, 1908. v. Holmes, of Stuttgart, delivered to the Cotton Belt read q car of haled hay, valued at $7l.5i and that on June 30, following, tne same party delivered to the same road car Of oats, valued at $60a.50. Both cars were billed 10 Morrow ct Noble Lake and were delivered by the Cotton Belt to tile Iron Mountain road at this place for delivery to Morrow at Noble Lake, which is q station or the Iron Mountain road. Through as. error OF the part u1 the MGuntaii? agent, the cars Were delivered to the defendant at Noble Lake without re- quiring hi1n to produce or surrender the orisinat. bills Of laiin@ and with out his paying for sane. The Iron Mountain railroad was raa0igod "a settle with Holmes. however, and pai1 him s633l3. Morrow, according to the complaint, refuses to settle the ill debtedness with the railroad The company now sues to compel the Noble Lake man to settle and inci dentally makes the leyee directors CO defendants tu insure payment Of the judgment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
$100 REWARD, $1W

The readers Of this paper VII! 5e pleased to leavn that there is at Yeast one dreaded disease that science has !aeen able eo cnre !n a!i tt.s stages, and tna, is, Catarrh. Halls Catacrh Cure Is the only positive crre knowr: to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh he- ing constitutional disease. requires "a constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. there- by destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving Che patient strength by building up the constitu- tiou and assisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers |that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Ad- dress F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo. Ohio.
 Sold by all druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- |stipatioa.
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MEMPHIS. TENN.
Cc5{se Roassers - Candy Mssrs. Grocary Jokeers Spice Mi.sers
WOLVES MADE MAN
 TAKE TO TREE

Vienna, March i1--Wnile a peasant named Trtsak was walking through wood near Agram, in Hungary, he was attacked by starving wolves, and wss compelled to spend the whole night in :. tree. His legs were frostbitten when he was rescued next morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

Pineules are fos E3acllache ant bring quick relief to lumbago, rhcu- matisln fatigue and all other syuap- toms of Kidney diseases. They are a tonic 10 the entire system and blild up strength and health. Price 5oc and $l0o. Sold by Dr, McCamsaou & Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

Baby won't suffer 5 minutes with croup if you apply pr. Thomas's $ Electric Oil at once. It acts like magic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
A popular price for a pop. ular paper-the Daily Ora phic, 50 cents a month, de- livered by carrier.

Rev. E M. Pipkln, of Newport, stopped off in this city yesterday on his way home from a visit to his daughter, at Paragould. Rev. P1pk1n was formerly presiding elder of the Pine Bluff Methodist district.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

A popular price for a pop ular paper-the Daily Ora ,phic, 50 cents a month, de- hvered by carrier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

Regulates the bowels, promotes easy natural movements, cures con stipation--Doan's ReguIets. Ask your druggist for them. q cents a box.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

Johnson's wax for all kinds of wood work. Phone Fa1rar and let him send you a can. Old phone 564. a-'tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

LADY MATTRESSES sat y30 6 month, yooH aud board, for Oklahoma; also five housekeepeys, two cha!ubernaIds and four sales
 ladies Apply O'BRIEN BROS.. 21ll-2 Main st., city. 3-ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
ED ATKINSON HAULS ClNDERS, dirt. sand, gravel, coal and manure;
 grading and hi!'ng speciality. Old phcne 2;oc. 3-10 12t

q. laHeTL.D-ls FAMILIES FOR THE Farm; 70 sienaakers; 25 lumber
 sg.acAecs. 5 log cutters, IS men for
 an extra gang, ] first class night watchmaa, 3 first class white cooks, 10 saies1neu. Apply O'BRIHN
 BROS. 2l1 1-2 Main st.. city. 3-2 ts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

What Is coffee? Not beans-bran and molasses--or cl1icory.
 lt ought tobe pure, clean. fit-to-drinh, llealtl1ful food. Think of it-you put coffee right in your stomach. The very first thing after you get out of bed.
 And you do a days work on 1t. Don't insult your stomach, Pure, good coffee like Court Square Blend never hurt anyone. It's gentle, soothing stimulation adds life te, every day and days to every life.
 It's absolutely pure.
 ls's unquestionably healt',fui.
 And it's sg1e best tasting 2ss5 coffee on earth.
 lou cans heip bu, lice it.
 ,: ya,i ssnl, {, you get your money back.
 You and you cnly are tIs,o sesEe judge and issry,
 Any gooi l Ter will be s;lasi t. se;' >rt, q s>o.:s.is. And equa|Iy Hs s55i,.;} k res.':l.! the full i,.sr~i.ss..s, ,1r':,--: yze, s.: Y, unhappy all .tuu have 1t d. :ss ta ask. OI~IVER-E aNGasE. co. MEMPHIS, TENN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

~ ANT i)-~-RAlLWA MAIL CLERKS lt1atol1lct. clerks, carriers ami rural free delivery carriers; thousands ,i positions to h. flisA1. Excellent 0 J. portarity for young men; salary $s0a :o S.,e0o examination May 15: free fustyucslons; write imn2adiato- ty. Government Positions f;nreau, B }'oeers bldg. Rochester, N. Y.
 2,le 1oot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

-- BETWEEN THIRD AND Beech and Second and Oak, q book, with "J. w. Crawford" written in
 back. Finder will please return to Graphic. 3-it St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

IIOST-A LEATHER BILL BOOK, containing about sixty-five collect ing cards of the Simpson & Webb Furniture Co.,, with a few state
 ments; also containing a few num- Der of leases and $5 bill Return to Graphic office and receive re- ward 3-17 St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

WANTED---TO PURCHASE X SEC oId hand bicycle, if reasonable. Ap- ply to VIII Rock, 1127 E. 3d av.
 3-14 Ht
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

WANTED. -- PARTNER TO TAKE half interest in my view business
 and travel; good money. Photog-
 rapher, Fourth Ave. Hotel. 3-14 5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
MiscelIa

;sa1'LI,%f::~.D.hT, SAND, CINDERsss. gravel and wood; grading and hiis
 2 specially. r. II. Sapdes. old .,hcne G22, 3-!3 Gt
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NEGRO WINS CHAMPION
SHIP
Texas Black Defeats Tommy
Burns in a Battle in Australia

sydney, y. ;. w, Jack ohm.
son, the big Texas negro, IS the
heavywclghtcha champion OF the world,
having defeated Tommy Burns To-.
day IN their scheduled 2o.round
battle tor the championship.
The fight went only "a rounds,
however, tor the police Intertercd
70 save Burns from useless punish
ment. The battle was for a purse
OF $4,000, Burns receiving $50,
600, while Johnson took down the
remaining $1,000. Between Is, ooc
and 40, 600 people attended tn,
fight. Burns was the ruling iay.
orite IN the betting, the rlngsld,
odds being + 70 !, but alter tn,
first lew rounds, the odds changed
10 2 70 / on Johnson The negro
showed himself master OF the sltua.
ton from the start.
Vt the conclusion OF the hEhl
Burns made a statement IN which
be- said that he had done his best,
but was unable 10 overcome tn,
negro's long reach. This Is th,
first time in the annals OF heavy.
weight championships that a negro
has been champion.
Johnson scored a knoCkdown in
the first round and hoored Burn.
several more times after that. The
blows that Burns landed seemed tJ
have little effect on the rugged
frame OF the negro and he laughed
at Bu-rs. Both men kept mp +;
running nre OF remarks in an en-.
deavor TO rattle the other.
In the thirteenth and fourteenth
rounds Burns was groggy. In tn,
fourteenth round Johnson flooded
the champion, who took the coun
oil eight and came up dazed. John
son at once bored into him and wa
hammering him about the ring
when the police officials leaped in
10 the ring. Prominent boXinl
experts interviewed in regard e
the outcome OF the fight having de
clared that they we're not surprised
at the outcome.
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HANDOUTS or SORTS.

New Years day is usually the
time when the average person
makes a strong bluh OF beginning
to do what he had ought not 70 have
waited 50 long TO do, and which he
would DO It he had anything in him.
Personal eNtravagauces are usual.
~ the first to be attacked, and In
this respect 1t IS a pity that some
OF the resolves don't stick. The
victims would miss lots Of fan, but
they would have something m the
bank when the twins tell sick, and
when work time Is over 1t would
not be- a case ct living with your
wltc's folks, OF on the bounty 1i
someone else. In this connection
som, people have bright IDEAS, tor
example n friend ot mine has
conhdyd TO M that be- and hi. wife
have hit on a great scheme. Il o.
simply 10 put a copper cent in tn,
bank on New Year DAY. ANY.
body could spare that, and not IooI
a. ON the second they will put 100
? cents, on the 5rd ! cents, and stu
on doubling each day until IN,
SYST, when they will have enough
TO keep the door tr-. from the wot'
Tor a while at least. The idea
looked pretty good to me until
took the Rapid Computcr and hgur.
I'd It out, after which | came to be-.
licyc that anybody who wanted
that much money was a darnot
hog, anyhow. Ilctc is the trult o.
my calculations
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mani name, AZ Witnesses


Department OF the Interior 4. = Land
OHiCr At Tucumcari y VI Dec. -. 1908.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Forrest
Brook, oi Bard, quay Co, y. NJ, who, on
March ~, lyou. made homestead entry
40. 7sn1 serial No. oBioo Tor ncl sec 2n.
twp 10 Il, { $50, y NJ, principle meridian.
Ia, Med notice Of intention to make hnai
Commutatton proof to establish clam 20
the land above described, before " "
bennett. q =, Commissioner IN ms office
At san Jon, - VI, IN the goth day of
January, 1904.
Claimant names as witnesses
H. Is Horne, Of san Jon, y. W.. Tom
Horne. f. % Alfred. lohn scott. AN #
Bard. y NJ.
I-.so t. \ rRESri.E Register
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much anyhow, except % the young
folks and to a few well mentioned
pipe dreamcrs who have been wait.
ing until that time to quit some
thing they never should have
started in the first place. 1t used
to be in this country quite a ccrc.
monial time, OF egg nogg aud ball
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department Of the Interior. United States
Land Office. rucumcari y. VI Dec. 90.
zoos.
4 sufficient contest affidavit having been
hlcd In ihi, office b, William j. Carruth.
contestant against homestead entry No
fooSg, made August as. 1000 serial 80
ol1g7 tot the sea sec -, twp 70 % OF + -
e y VI. principal meridian b., Pearl
Belts tuntrstrc In which It Is alleged un.
der date II March q tpoN. that the said
Pearl brtis had wholly abandoned said
tract aud that she had changed her resi-
denre thetrirota tor more than ,N months
next prior to making said entry and that
ih" and was not settled upon and Cul,iy,t.
cd as required b, law. and her abscnre
itcm said land was not due to her employ.
mcni In the Nrmy or Navy vt the United
State, ~ time Of war Therefore. said
parties trr hereby notified To appear. Co.,.
sv1nd and offer evidence touching SAID
al'ry1u IN at tH n clock =. On ON FrbrGar,
go, 1000 before the Register aud Receiver
at the nitrd state, Land Office in tn.
cumoatl, y W.
THE sand contestant having 90 , proper
AFFIDAVIT filed Dec %. zoos. set forth
fact, winch SNOW iha, after due diligence
personal service ~ thus notice can not nr
made, % ls hrrrb, ordered and directed
that such uou.r 10" given by due and pro.
pes publication
Cont J.. Is \ rraSfI.r Register
ts.1n y tr,..t,u>. Receiver.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

Or, II -. Nichols has moved
his office and residence to the cor
ncr OF Main aud Adams Streets,
where hc may be- found los those
wanting him, both day and night.
Phone IS2. I'LL mo.
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Department Of the Interior. &. s.. Land
once ,t Iucumc,ri. y VI Dec. 90. zoos
No,rJr o., hereby gwen that Newton I'D
ward Page. of kuIulph. y NJ who. ou
Nay Z. 1000, made homestead entry NO
$500 serial 80. oBig' tor nNl sec. - twp
% d. O. S. o.. y VI principal meridian. has
hIrd notice IT intention to make unal com.
mutation proof. to establish claim CO. the
land tbuNr described. before Register an.
Receiver. g. = Land Oni,e. at rucum.
car. y. VI. on the 10Th day Of January,
tyrp.
Claimant name, as Witnesses
Noah VI Miller, kudulph. y 4 John I.
Ca,tlrhrrty ot rlcumcari y, w., Thorn.
a, buckingham OF Rudulph, y NJ.
Gran Y. sinclair. II Tu~umrift, y VI
I2.a6 X. 4. PRt~TlCE Register
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The ,Chcme Is a good OnD and
the total Is more than $500 more
than the average person carries
around with him, and It would be-
an elegant thing TOR the banks 1t It
was generally adopted. Anyhow
the plan will give the readers OF
this paper convincing proof that
the Tendcrtoot is inclined TO econ
Jmic IDEAS.
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Department of the Interior tinted State,
LAND office IuruuUttl y VI Doe Co.
zoos.
\ sufficient ,pntr,t AFFIDAVIT having been
MED ~ tins office by Alfred u HrudryN
contestant. against homestead entry. 40
Igtgu, made october 90 1000. serial No
.oft-4 inf the wa sec twp 70 q, Of Z SIS
- y. VI. principal meridian by William
Evans. Doutr,tr" IN which It o. alleged
under late u April .. fyus. that the SAID
William Evans hti wholly abandoned said
land tor more than six month, next prI1f
60 the date thereof and that b" bad not
maintained hls residence thereon pt lm-
proved lI1 land IN accordance with lass
mo-, improved u. and that the land was still
lu u.s. original Nild state and that his ab
,ru,r W.. not due ip employ mcnt M the
Army 90 Navy Of the g. >. SAID parties
are hereby notified Co appear respond aud
offer evidence touching SAID allegation ~
, ip % clpok O., m 0n February 81. 1900 be-.
tore " H. Never. O.. = Comm Ssionyt
IN his office ~ LEVIN, Nro Mexico. .,and
that final hearing will 10" held it Goo o'clock
4. M. on lrbrlit, g. 1909, before ,h"
Register and Receiver 1T the Tinted state,
Land Office in Gucum,tri y VI
The sand contestant having IN y proper
affidavit. filed December 10, IJns set iorth
facts which show that after iue diligence
personal service oI thi, notice can not bc
made. u D, hrrnu, ordered and dir. ted
that such notice b, gwen by due and pro.
per publication
cont 500. Is \ rFrsruf Register
Is.lr \ G,..I,U. Receiver
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LOST From my place adIoin-
ing Tucumcari one large red COW,
dark red face, brand I +. II. T.
connected and II, Leave inlor.
nation at Williams Grocery. soft
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department oi the Interior, 4, =. Land
Office AZ TuCumcari, y. W.. dec ~, Ilos
Nouce g. hereby given that john y
Morris OF Plain, y NJ, who on March 20,
1907, made Homestead Entry No tr3oS
Serial 80. o,i,', Tor swI SeCtlu, H.,
Township IN, Range yIc, y VI, principal
meridian. has filed notice Of Intention to
make final Communication proof. 10 c,tab
lish claim a. the land above described, be-
fore Register and Receiver O. ;. Land
Once at Tucum arr. y. NJ on the 10th
day Of January, 1908.
Claimant naut1a as witnesses.
William A Rambo, Brit { l.airnore,
William J. Huntun, Thomas " Parrish
all Of Plain, \, NJ.
- 40 Il, A, PRENTICE, Register
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Christmas Tree Custom Upheld

called upon to supply about tour
million Christmas trees, and again
many persons have asked them.
selves and have qurrl,d the luitcd
states Forest Service, Us the
custom a menace to the movement
tor forest preservation
In tho million, ut happy homes
oycr the country whct, the Young.
81 generation has made the Christ.
mas tie, the center ot play since
early Friday morning, there arr
many mothers and father. who
have given the question more OF
less thought From SUNDAY
schools and other organizations
also, which hold an annual cclcbra.
ton around a gavly trimmed ever.
green tor the hcnen, ut the little
ones, ha, come the question whcth
nt It IS consistent to urge cOnscrva.
ton OF forest resources and then to
cut millions OF Young trees every
year to afford a little loy IN the
passing holiday season.
Yes, It is consistent and
proper ,hat the custom should be-
maintained, has been the answer
OF United states Forester Clifford
PiuDh0t IN every case. Trees
are tor use, and there Is ~ o'hcr
US, 70 which the, GOV TO- put
which would contribute SD much
20 the 10Y Ut man a, their use hy
the children on this one great holi.
day OF the wear.
Tn, number OF trees cut tor
this use each year d, utterly insig-
nlnrlnt when compared % the con.
sumption tor other purposes tor
which timber o.. demanded. Not
more than tour million Christmas
tree, ar. 10 cd each veal, onr IN
every fourth family. II planted
tour feet apart th,y could hn -roNs
on less than I,so1 acres. TIN,
clearing ut an area equal TO a good
sized farm each Christmas should
not be- a subject 3t much worry,
when 1t Is remembered that tor
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