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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

NOTICE OF SALE OF IRRIGATION DIS
trict bonaE-To al whom IL may concern.
Notice % hereby given that the Board Of
Directors uf the KimhHll Irrigation District
has declared it intention 10 sci and WilI
sell the entire iEEus Of the bonds OF sac
district heretofore authnriEed 10 be ISSUED
by said board ana BY The electors OF SAD
district to-Nit: The SUN of Two Hun6red
and Fifty thousand iS250O00 Dollars OF any
board Or the corner Of First and Chestnut
Streets In kimbsT County Of kimbEl Enc
state Of Nebraska on Saturday, Nay "a
lR1o al the hour Of - 90 o'clock noon. Sea- &c
proposals VII be received by the beard a.
It's said office for The purchase of said
b0nds until the day and hour named above
a. which time the sad board Win open
the proposals and award the purchase of
the bonds 70 the highest responsible bi6der
or bidders, the beard, however, ressrTinE
ne TiEht 20 reject any and al eidA No
than ninetY-flve $50 per cent Of their
face value The SAID bonds are payable
IA from ten 70 twenty years and bear ElK
per cent interest payable ssmi-Anna aAlly
both interest and principal being payable
fru1n assessments levied upon al The real
estate Ia said district All bids must be
accompanied by certified check. payAblE 70
the order % the Kimban Irrigation Distrset
for not less than tWo tff5 per cent q the
tLinsd BY the district a. liuuiehted damages
in case The bad which sad check Eccou-
pRnles shan be accepted by the board and
the BIDDER shall refuse or fail 70 chrTy out
hiE bid. By order of tbs Board q D D-ractors
THE kIMBALL lHRIGATION DlETRlCI a.
by i s. walker. President Attasi; Fred
r. MorEsn. SeersiaTy- And 81
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ReAal estate transfers for April n 1870,
furnished by the Midland GuarHntee eno
Trust company. bonded EhEtrActers, lis
FarnEm street Telephone Douglas 9s65,
RRlston Townsitt company 70 N NJ
Ilduch. lots g. and 10 and other
land. RalEta2 ..-..--.---.-.. -..-...-.----. rs
" C. Whitmurs and wife e al
70 valley stock YARDS ana Grain
Co parr Of BeA. &-ls-s. .--..-.-.-.--- Ay9
Same to same. SEA EwA H -i6-s -.--. J gA
sane 70 same, el4 nWA. same ------ ',VJs
A NJ Dyer and wife 60 the McCRgue
Investment company ea lot
block III. city .---..---.. ---..---- t4hat
George W Henry and wife 10 L. p.
p r. Co ~ OF n4f OF n6s feet OF lot
4 block II. city .-----..-.--.--.-.-.-- aD0o
McCAgne InvsEtmsnt CO. 20 L. p. R
p CO. wa4 OF nj feet Of lot 1 block
Hornestsaa Co. 10 Anna K0sl, lot 7sO,
Homestead ...-.--.--. .------.--r.s ~
Frederick JorEsnssu and wife 70 Nsls
Kasr. lot 4 block =. CLsrenoen..---
Charles A. Morse and wife 70 z P
Shannahan, Ion J. block J, Alamo
Piazza .--..----. --antl
Martha Blackwell 10 c. 3. slater,
lot l& block 5 Kuby Place .---.....- Cl05o
H 4 LAinson 20 z, Z. LainEun, lot
Il block =, walnut Hin ----.-------,- L5j5
A. NJ. kinbIn % r r. ktmbah, e'a
Cf nei. EW = t0-i6- H. -.-----..----.
KenWo0 eRslty CO. 20 T. "a HErps
lot gsG kenWood .-.-..-.-...-- -------.-- 70
X J. Y. Hart and husband TO B. G.
sRalty Cn-s-9ut II, block n Shinn'E O. 90
iots ans 2 windsor Place -, 500
Charles SEndstedt and wife 70 J. Jan
ger. ~ of lot 4 block Il e Y.
smiths add -.-....-..-..- -..---------- 2559
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
LEGAL NOTICES
17TR AND FARNAM SITS.

NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATE PRINT
ING.
BidE viii be received by the State Print
ing Board at The office OF the secretary
Of state at Lincoln, Nebraska. On OF before
u o'clock noon. Saturday, April 30 1s1t,
for printing and binding the following re
ports and publications; Biennial reports of
attorney general. superintendent OF plbne
instruction. state treasurer. secretary oi
state auditor Of public accounts, bureau
of labor, Ad5utant general, librarian, Board
Of IrriEatson Food, Dairy and Drug com
mission; Session Laws, ISL; Report Of state
Railway commission. Board Of Agriculture.
state Board Of HortiCulture. Department OF
Banking, Building and Loan association,
Dairymsn's association, insurance sum
mary Also. miscellaneous printing, blank
book and stationery supplies for Hospital
far Insane Lincoln and Norfolk state
schnol fer Dependent Children Ortbopeote
hospital, penitsntiaTy, Soldiers and Sailor 3
Home BuYkst1 and Milford; governor, aud
itor. secretary of state, treasurer, cornrnis-
Eioner public lands and buildings superin-
tsndert % public Instruction, attorney
court Department Of Banking, Board q
Irrigation. insurance department, Public
L,fhrary commission. Board Of Equalization
and Assessment. Gd5utRnt general. and Ne
brlska Industrial Home.
Specifications for same can be found IN
the Office Of the secretary Of EtAte
AL bids must be RccompAHiee by a bond
the work bid upon The board reserves
the right 10 reject any and al bids
Lincoln, SebrBEkH. April %. lsl0
STATE PRINTING BOARD.
BY Fl. @. Thomas, Secretary 70 the Board
A2ba 81
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
I, Percent Net
Farm Mortgages

Farm Mortgages pay e in Idaho ON ABSOLUTELY sAFE
SECURITY. because there money
tiers doing much devslopment seeding planting
orchards erecting Of HOMES; permanent character
and in the purchase o. implements much
ALL INSTANCES THE SECURITY OFFERED is AS GOOD AS
THE BEST IN THE EASTERN STATES
There time when MONEY YIELDED A GREATER
INCOME as it does IN other portions OF very
But AT TWIN FALLS where THE IRRIGATION ENTER
CHICAGO CAPITAL stupendous totals Of MORE
THAN TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY THOUSAND ACRES the
security is good that MORE MONEY HAS BEEN COMING
HERE IN TIE LAST FEW YEARS the interest
ually getting lover
THE TIME TO INVEST IDAHO Is RIGHT NOW as the
section filling rapidly. passes
number Of families from NEBRASKA IOWA KANSAS THE
DAKoTAs, and other middle sates.
their home These people lower
are ali Of good class Of citizenship wealthy
usl friends where they from, and ARE ABLE
ALL THE MONEY THEY WANT AT THE LOWER RATE OF
SEVEN PER CENT.
YOU CAN NOT LOsK ANY MONEY BY INVESTING IN
IDAHO: the destined
the
The people thrifty industrious
sober and Christian in character TWIN FALLS CITY OF
FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE DRY TOWN" and has
CHURCHES SCHOOLS. cement a oonven-
isnoss Of civilization IT Is GOOD PLACE TO LIVE
RoUNDINos. THEIR PROSPECTS; and they build FOR
FUTURE
YOU CAN DOUBLE TIE EARNING POWER OF YOUR
MONEY Twin Falls Idaho richest
behind it as valuable and sufficient security.
Mr. John Dew. of nru. Is al and under
stands the business thoroughly
H. o is al kno
both sections; fully alive methods
and NebrsSkA-
As firm satisfy conserving reliability
integrity and responsibility We what Idaho
can o toward EARNING YOU MORE MONEY. WE CAN DoU-
A LETTER AND WE WILL BIZ GLAD every IN
auiry your fullest satisfaction.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

PIERRE, E D, April zs--tspscislD-T
STATE Insurance departmer- has declined
90 grant q license for - year 10 ths
Bakers Life Insurance Company q Ian
cola, Nsh., and no license VIII be issued
70 tha1 company untl q dispute bstwesF
ths company and the state depagtmeut "a
ad5uEted- TIE company continuing 70 nns
q policy form. afier u hsd hssn. rejected
b. the state department. a. not oomplylng
Nlth ths p5licy form Law 0f this siata
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Notes from Fort Crook


List Of Assignments Companies and Officers Posts In Aaka
Regiment Required Participate in Practice Marches
Of Early Dpsrtur-SOrk Home Of Lieut. Morrison
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

TIE remEininE robber. too fleet o. foot
managed 70 Ett away. When the officers
returned 70 get their wounded robber. be
had evidently come 70 hfs and made good
his escape
ne officers have q good description o.
the man and believe thsT VIII yet capture
him
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
REAL ESTATE
Farm AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Ts1as-COntInued.

TEXAS REALTY JOURNAL--A high
class magazine, giving reliable iniof ma .
tiun about entire state of Texas. gives
latest reports about development resources,
products. etc. tells you where to locate 70
make money. invaluable &c homeseekers
ard investors. Sample copy and fine map
a Texas ice We are publishers. non land
dealers and only want your subscription.
Texas Realty Journal. Houston. Tex.
MAKE s. 0s 20 EOa a year growing
fEs. oranges. small fruits and vege tables,
10 the Grtst Gulf Coast country Of Texas,
the garden spot Of America. Our 5-acre
and FR q q month. offer the most attractive
Inducements 20 home seekers and invest
0rs IN this country. Write fu- cur illus
trEtsd Literature free Security Land Co.
ss4 Ridge Bldg Kansas City. Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

The workingman is as careful
What his daughter reads - the
banker The Bee 10 In most
every thrifty. self respecting
home
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

FREE ge0-ACRE HOMESTEADS - Nil
lions Of acres-FeTtIle landE-Valua.ble in
formation. laws. maps showing how and
where to- locsze, sent for 2sc, mailing cost
Western Land COMPANY ! 4s4 Cheyenne,
WyO"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1914 Haruev ST
LEGAL NOTICES


CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
state Of Nebrasks-Offlce Of Auditor Of
Public Accounts, Lincoln. Feb. i 1910.
IL as hereby certified that the State Mu-
tuRl Life Assurance Company Of RoTces-
ter. in the state Of NRgsac usetIE has
complied with the insurance law OF this
state. applicable 10 such companies, and Is
ness Of life Insurance IN this state for the
current year ending January 81 1871
Summary Of report filed FOR the year
ending December e. 1910.
INCOME.
All other sources. 20l8, ,0z 30
Sc Ssl, 30 q
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid policy holders. So Hg7 l7f 70
AL other payments. 1876, ssS z
TotAl.-......--...-......-. 81 7725ls.FT
ADMITTED ASSETS .sss s64 s4s. 80
LIABILITIES
Net reserve .-.--.... So, ,57S 90
NeI policy claims .. l3s.agNs0
All other liabilities. set 572 9s-S8l .asI g.S =
Surplus beyond cap
itRl stock and
other liabilities .... 1l07R4lOgg- 1g7s sla IS
Total.....-.,........ tsASs4 gE e
Witness my hand and the seal Of the
Auditor q Public Accounts the dAy and
year firEt shove written.
lSsalD EILASfR p BARTON.
Auditor of Public A counts.
C z. PIERCE Deputy
General Agent for Nebraska, s5,-t Zee BidE.
ADr94-Dlt
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
Which School and Why?

Dent that thsfSre
school Noa 10 Ee
il
RAPID td
A lis II
teache not
G
pnans
q
Of
'front.' Us
Students enter time school vii be in session all summer
Address, MoSher & Lampan
OMAHA NEB
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
SOUTH DAKOTA BARGAINS

East iS-26-1ls--1 az tH per acre. carry
81 0a a. 6 per cent -. A.-Ia-llo-71 al a.
"a Per acre. earn ssDo Hyds CO. farms
Lyman 90. farms - e A-1-i n. =.
eert AZ 81 uer ACRE - per rent rflahle -
acnes improved. an SO per acre, ~ per cent
rIilahla tf1 acres in HI n - east. AZ
flbM per acre WI shoW these ~ AnE
Nondamin Iowa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

Fsrsis,slt Advertising rs u. roAa % B.s
RsturzA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Utah.

Exceptional irrigation property n
Utah. so acres decided land under Teser-
Voir and canals already constructed; RESET
Voir capacity for a. 08l acres. additional
land available. most prominent western tr-
EatlCn engineer shows profit Of over rll-
bon dollars 70 ne made from this prop
srry. price 50 900. 81. .090 cash, reasonable
terrne on balance. would consider part
trade in clear property. Joseph A Simp-
son l72S Wsiton ST, Denver. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Nebrnska-Continued.

FOR SALES. W 4. ll-la-S3 and S. ". !
U-lR-N Lincoln County. Nebraska. 81 per
acre InvestiEsts. Make offer. p o. Box
sM Cedar RRpids- la
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

THE Big Land Show 10 be held next No
vembsr in Chicago, under the suspicies Of
the Chicago Tribune. will have exhibits
of lalrd products from every state In the
L uited States Every responsible land com
uany viii have an exhibit. Space in this
show is not sold 70 wildcat companies. II
YOU want land. visit this shows
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

TALK ABOUT YOUR SNAPS
here IA uns that hAE Eot them al tAdea'
~ ecret ~ prAirle land tNo miles ron
-r1l 1raEt countg, south D1kotA- AS
= roiAing ana. but the best cf sol, ll ~
herlA ttgM but FOR q short time oitfr
y Tor Nah $500 caEh and the balance IN
uNe years a. 8 per cent n Eou want q
snhp set out 70 see THIS quick, Address
Thomas X stevens, Troy, s. d
WHAT We can otfsr 10 a mar with little
rnCney: Ths best farms and ranches in
Lyman county. Write fer nEtE Clark a
kentch, Reliance. = d
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
]. H. Dumont & Son
Phone DouElhE So 1906 FsrrGm ST.


AL but IS Acrea level black son. very rich.
81 acres in cultivation ersriREtinK Wafsr:
% acres net over ta1l. On publie rad ~
miles 70 good narket ClOse % good Bchoul.
good nsiEhbors. lioo feet eleEktica. Dry.
warm Atmosphere Get well of asthma a
about tWo FeAra Fine for throat ans lung
trOuble Many churcheA- IL Green 81 n.
wichita Kan
FOR SALE ElEhty-acre improved farm
. miles frcm hagle Laks a. ~ per acre:
g acres ready for harvesting Of truck crop.
OthsT ehoics bArEalna }. PehOnEhek, Eagle
Lake. Tex
WANTED 70 Traee--lsB acres patented
TexEs land baresr Pesos rivsg, y lnile IN
Va2vslds county. mica from ualroAd town,
ralued Al al per Gcre fer a s-cylindsr tour
i'm antomebiie must Be in good conditinn
ard q Standard make Address W -
Cunningham, Midland, Tex
SELL on TRADE-sss aores bsBt lana "a
the TexAE Panhandle in . boz; ever
sers smooth; st . harEain: suhSeet e
mortgage per acrF. PEI cent nnne euei
srty. Mrits fer prlee and state trace n
~. king. N1rion- Kan
LARGE tracts. rieh Lard. ehssp suitabls
coluniHaton. F1neEt climate and water
First class steam iauDdrg. Citg 90 e0t pop
ulation- Holman Realty Co. De- RE, Tex
Buy lots near fasteEt growing riryr. dol-
lar doNn. dciiar week Deed deliveued 81
hank Illustrated h0oklet free. TUEin Ian
proVsmsnt c. Dspt a e Paso, Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

FOR sALE-Fuur rtlinquishneEtE. .
miller from n r. tusni seed Natsr ). c.
htcker. CreEton, = u
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24


eastern Colorado, tl250 10 sS50 VIII take
income property in exchange.
LATHROP & TOBIN.
Gb Bee BldEH
CHEAP Farm LANDS.
IN western Nebraska and Colorado Write
FOR prices
NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY,
Sidney, Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

ssuth DaESta-

SOUTH DAKOTA LAND--'he Tush . o.
Tor Stanley county lAn6. ssv-Tel neW mes
Qf railroad nov building "a ms colhiy
IfsAt Two years Choice lanes selling al
nom as 10 uf Der acre. For maps ana n
fCrmAIion write &c felland Rally g. -
Palace HldG- MlnneaUoli2 M1nn
WRITE for ou- booklet No, s. describing
~ quarter sections figst-clasa -Ano AZ - "
ID a. 81 psr acre STATE how gaaaF Acros
2oa Ere n the market Ter. StAte MAJ ana
Booklet Ne. IS Free. +. J. F2rrlnEton a
SRnpAny, 6os NeW TOrk l4fe hl4E- oina-hA>
Aeb
The sun., 1910-05-03

the general eastward movement OF
Austrian naval and military power. The
Austrian feet has thus an easy access 10
the Mediterranean. and Il i In position
10 menace the coast oi Italy from Ven
Ice N Brindisi.
This shipbuilding rivalry ls one Of tho
OutcOmes of tho AustrO-Hungarian
action regarding Bosnia AMI Here
govina. Italy took deep offence ~
COunt AEHRENTHALs = aggressive policy,
and her statesmen believed that the bal
ance Of naval power in the Airiatic was
seriously disturbed by Austrian annexa-
tion Of Balkan territory. The relations
between Austria Hungary and Germany
make the Austrian feet a Mediter-
ranesn division of the German navy,
and the suspicion that the development
Of the Austrian navy il inspired from
Berlin is a haunting fear a. London
and Rome.
II the maintaining Of the naval bal
ance in the Adria,ic is all that is desired
il would seem that an agreement be-
tween Italy and AUSTRIA Hungary might
be reached which would spare the
ruinOus competition in shipbuilding.
That the nations are already in an alli-
ancs should make an understanding
much less difficult. and the fact that this
cannot he negotiated seems IN give the
trle measure Of the Triple Alliance as far
as these two countries are concerned.
Austria Hungary and Italy thus present
a parallel in southern Europe TO the
rivalry and mutual Slspi,iOns that marx
the present relations between England
and Germany.
The sun., 1910-05-03
Decorating the GrncerY.

From the editorial columns Of the
Newburgh journal, which performs the
useful service Of providing the Hon.
B. B. ODELL. JR., with an avenue 20 pub
heation, we extract the following from
an article bearing the luminous label
ROOSEVELT, Leader:
The rsins Of ieadetship WHl doubueas bs
offered him. and " accepted by him bis vide sA
psrisuee and ability will make Of him ths General
whom eli vin love and delight n follow.
ROOSEVELT. therefore, IL the hope Of the Re
pubIlcsh party ss ne Is the pride Of our ritlsen.
ship
The Hon. r. r. ODELJ. Ia, Il not the
first 20 demonstrate and illustrate the
pleasing truth that a professional poll
tioian ia the only kind Of creature who
viii say Thank you every time he is
kicked. Not the originality but the
wonderful thorOughness Of his perform
ance commands recognition.
Not lsss interesting as well A. edifying
h the fact that in the shadow oi the
great return, decorations in honor Of the
event should first be displayed on the
NsWburgh Grocery.
The sun., 1910-05-03

Az result oi the Louisiana Supreme
Courts definition II the term negro
We do not look for such a social up
hsaval and readjustment as seems 10 be
expected in these latitudes. louisiana
rot along very well for nearly two hun
dred years without any legislation n
protect the white race FROM Contamina-
tion. New Orleans was full of colored
people before the civil war, many n
them wealthy and cultivated and self
respecting. There and in other parts
Of the State they were property holders
owning plantations and slaves, conduct
ing great commercial enterprises. pur-
suing professions, operating banking
concerns, &c. They we're merchants
doctors and musicians. They main
tanned a volunteer fire department and
they furnished 70 ANDREW JACKSON at
Chalmette a battalion Of colored SOL
dieH armed, equipped and paid Al their
own expense. Moreover. nearly all
the carpenters. bricklayers, blacksniths
coopers. sugar boilers and 50 on in the
stste were negroes or colored persons
conditiOnally mAnumitted by their pro-
prietors and living a life NJ almos, per-
feet freedom and Independence.
The lines were not drawn in those
days BY Legislatures. Black people.
mulattOes. guadrOOns. octoroons and the
still more indefinite and invisible tine
lures dWelt under the same law ~ the
whites did and were protected by Il
quite AZ rigidly. The lines in fact we're
described by organized society and were
far more carefully observed under that
arrangement than they have been since
under the menace n the statute. II IL
true that the old -Octoroon colony
% New Orleans has practically disap-
psared. Strangely enough, the hegira
began with the installation of the CARPET
bag regime in 1877 and The sppantion n
legislation contrived by white vagrants
Dut made possible by the vote n the
cOrnfisid negro transformed into a
statesman. In the face ~ this amazing
obliteraiion ~ the ancisni standards
under which they had lived ~ long in
prosperity and content The members NJ
the colony -old on their POSSESSIONS
and Transferred themselves 10 Europe.
Praqicaily nothing NJ thai attractive
elenent remains The -colored peopl"s
af.ll survive. however, and II they are
not nov "a polished and cultured and
well 10 do a. their vanished predecessors
they have the same rights under the
law, a. the supreme Court Of LOUISIANA
The sun., 1910-05-03
CHICAGO, MAY
PeFplexIties 81 Visitors % Remstess
FlFoOklyn.

PerpleNlties 81 Visitors % Remstese
8rooklyn.
To rHE EDifoR ~ THE suN-siy Some
time ago I had q dinner engagement with
friend Who lived hair a mile this side Of
Conev Island lived Ai tho other end ef
The Bront and he mapped out the route
for me - that I shouldn't have any din.
Guilty in AndinE the way on the Journey
down my wife eIpatiated With wonder on
the fact that any one lived In the scattered
real srtat' We passed through. while tried
20 translate into French baseball reporter .
slang
A. few of the stations had any Names
people seemed too 70 stand on a uoodeo
boS and wave their umbrellas when thev
wished the train 20 stop-and the con-
ducior's language was scarcely .ntelliRtbls.
We we're lucky 10 alight ~ the proper place
Here. however. our troubles began.
No, a soul that ! asked seemed 70 know
the street ! wanted. We wandered about
tbc vicinity for half an hour. during which
time ] asked . woman who apparently
passed her life on the doorstep exchanging
remarks with any casual pedestrian. a re-
markably native Italian With q tired ana
tragic look. q lady Who looked like a psy-
pendiculaT heroine ont of besi seller and
q man Who evidently UOrahipDad lOhn
baFieycOFu - his only deity. All uere
hopeleaaly dat ~ 10 locality. A letter
carrier saved the situation when I han
pened n msnt Ion the name Of nv host
Now all this might have happened thirtv y
years aEo. IN fact ] remember takinS 4
journey N the iHie n Wight under veFV
similar circumstances. but In thase dsvs
ef civilization and education tho aiousei1g
surprtsed me-. There Waan = aiFn mai
a. the corner of any one street M fhst
locality. AFt d Ions time atttinR there:
20 are the suburbs % New Yofk
NV lohA. May ?. 1RAvELLER.
The sun., 1910-05-03

The Department OF Agriculture forssi service
announces that June has been sei for ne formal
opsning Of ths Forest Pro1ucn Laboratory ~
Madlson Wis an eyeat of impoftanrc 70 the
wood using Industries Of IRE c0unuy and 70 en
rInesrs. Toe laboratory has been established
70 aid. through experiments aad demonsua
tions the lssacniag Of Nasie In the maauiseturs
and use Of wool. Its cooperative undertaking
between me Jai'sd SAtes Department Of Arn
culture ssa ta- siseTaity of Wiseoasin The
state has erectef tor the purpose a neu buildiag
a. ne universlsy aAd Wiu furaish also the HEht.
heat aad POSER TIE Department ~ Agrieui-
tuse has supplied tue eaupment ana Apparatus
snd VII man,ain the forre Of thirty nvt or forty
persons reuulrsd 10 rarry on toe Work. Through
this arrangement Toe Jnlted States has serursd
perhaps ire largest ard beat sqhpped wood test
Ing laboratory IN the world.
The laboratory viii make tests Of ths suenFth
and other propertisp of wood invesugate the
procssses OF ITeaunE timber 10 prevent destruc.
lion b. deray aRd other causes. study phs say
log Of WOOL refuse ny disdllauoa. examine
the nhre of various uoods for rapsT Ana other
purpose ana deiernilne me ihhleucs Of ire
microscope structure Of wood ou iu character.
istcs and properties. Facindes are a. haad Ia
fart. for alniost any Kind Of test on vood that
nrartcai condlusas may feoulrs
thmber mahuiartunng and wood Using 10
dustriss are ksenly inteFssted 10 the wsrk 90 as
count Of To- practical bearing on reducinr wasis
- uood. 70 them q subject oi vital ooncern. A..
ready hey have proposed many eApehmenta
tnd supplied much testing material