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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
PIRATES SLIGHT
CHOICE TO WIN
LEAGUE PENNANI
Cincinnati Reds and 81.
Louis Cards in the
Running.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug. 30. ~ the
end of another week Of hard fight
ing, the only sure result that can be
figured in the National league bat
tie is that one team Will win til"
pcnnant
With about two games separating
the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Cincin-
matt Reds and st. Louis Cards, it :
just Il CUES on what team will oP-
pose the New York Yankees in the
world series aud one guess is as
good as the other two.
The Pirates are Slisft choice Of
those who back their Judgment with
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
COAST LEAGUE

VnctorIHv'e Rneu'tS
Portland 90, Oakland 81.
Missions %, Hollywood 81.
Los Angeles 10, san Francisco !.
~catttc IL, Sacramento -.
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Special Notices

HARTzELL, TiIr. ROOFhR, ready
for roofing. Viii repair any roof
free that l pot on il Tie last two
years. 23tf
NfW LAWNS o. contract &.
Hughes, gardner Press box 99l
or 4l5 Brighton. 1913
rYrEW RIrEES kENTED
AL Makes
5000 for months, 81 for / month
Special rates to students
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE, Inc.
Cpl Main st. Phone $50, FL Centre
27-2b
4 CHANCE TO OWN :, home, will
furnish lot and build you a mouse
small IOWA ;lym t.. Wri'e hoN
S53 or apply l4So FL tcnlro. ut
nREsSMAkING. Mrs. Jenkins,
ia Hamilton. dh 26-6
HAKrZELL, TIE NUOrtH. 20
years. guaranteed by $75,oo0,0o0
company, examined free every
year before lcaks-Why? 25tf
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Wanted To Buy

VA "-ANTED-Secono hand f:Tuiture
Cal; 495W. $40 Main St. 19tf
FURNITURE NAN1ED-II5 No
5th. Phone 623. 1t!
WANTED TO BUY-SmalI engine
and centrifugal pump. Ota, Ia
No. 9TH street. 25.6
WANTED TO Buy second hand -
De Laval separator. \. Balders
RI, ScelcN. 25-6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
TODAY'S WANT ADS,

'IUDAYS WANT ADS
FOR RENT Furnished ) room mod
ern house. Inquire 559 He'll St.
30-3
FOR SALE-soft drink stand, Som,
crton, Arjz. Bargain for cash.
Only stand in town Inquire Char
icy Myers cigar stand, FL Ccntro.
3O-6
ROOM AND BOARD for four men,
Good home cooking. 532 Brigh-
ton. 30-2t
WANTED-Childrcn to board, any
age, near school. jlf Second St.
30,9
FOR #NT-Modcrn five room un-
furnished, best location in Impc-
riat Tel. 113 or LOG, Mrs. Virgil
Patterson, Imperial. 30.2
ENFFRI EECED Dressmakcr wishes
position. Write %ress Box 9ei
30-3
TOR nE%T-R Rooms, apis. bachelor
ouar5,rS. Gibbs pace, Cor. ifh
ana i've. 39-6
los -5erman Foi,c dog. seven
montns old answers TO name Of
Boy has light brown collar with
brass studs Reward. Call Mr..
Caewap 61G Main street, tele-
phone ga4. 30-3
p NPrsF FP-nwner o. IN active
and producing fertilizer and
chemical company, is open for ne
gotia'ion as q . partner. Mini
mum cash 5000, absolutely Sc
cured in goods and also direct
loan on all property. Ny h,tsi-
ness - nigaiF profitable lut needs
expansion and at one" TO fill or
der now on hand. Active position
preferred with contract for salary
aud also profit sharing plan. All
answers treated in strict conf
lence Answer Press Box 993.
30-3
FOR RFNT-Four room partly fur
nishcd house With bath and gar
age. 5f0 Vino street. phone
901 Il !. 30
FOR SALE Equipmcut for beauty
Darlor. best to be bought, enough
for two booths. . chairs. mirror
units. dres4erotts. 1r,5h electric
ster',szcrs. tlfa-Aero ha:r deTer
manicure tables and stools. etc.
Address Halt, f@St Muir Ave.
Ocean Beach, I'll phone BayvioW
71GlM. 3Qt6
REAL FUTURE = Ar' YOU ac
onaiutad in YOU i4aborhood
Have YOU local business standing
enough to demand a hearing and
confluence from responsible bus;
ness houses and individuals. | f sc
communicate ut once for the pur
pose of representing II Successful
established Mfg. co. and net as
their exclusive contract district
i representative. Our product!
! have practically an unlimited dc
mand and your profits are large
Only Financially and personally
responsible parties need apply
This mems real future md moi
only n Job Press Box 993. 80;
. FOR SALE-.A combined lister ant
, planter. rows for corn. beans o
any medium seed, with eNtr;
/ plates. Planter used one season
C,1I =; III 10 rn-t :; ffI D0D 4 1I rp.
\. T. Nichols. Box So, Bannia2
Calf. SO
DISTRICT SALESMANAGER .
we'll established local mfg. con
/ ccrn has m exceptionally profit
able business proposition 10 otfc
successful Christian husincS
man. This j. not q poSition ou''
but secures real future. EN
elusive territory, Southern Cali
fornia, managing both wholesal
and retail sales organization
guaranteed contract with goo
salary, overhead, commission
and expenses. PARTY must b
able to participato financially t
tho cetrnt of $500 cash, fully Sc
cured through merchandise and a
50 otherwise. If You are in carr
est and can meet above qualificH
ton> communicate at once !
strict confidence. Auswr' Pr"
box oY.,. 50
HOUSES
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Help Wanted

SALESMEN--3 men for Imperial
Valley territory. See Bottorff
mornings, Isl So. Sixth ST.,
Washer Wilson. 27-3
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Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
Summer Rates
w. J, STONE
5 =. Euclid Phone 3sI

tOR RHNI'-t.ve room house fur.
nished, also apartments. 30
broaoway. 295
FOR RENT-Cazv room for | or :
gentlemen. 30 Olive St 47tt
ROOM FOR REAT with oath in
private home. s&l Giige 2ssPt.
27-3
FOR RINT-Room suitable Tor one
gentleman and board il desired.
$40 Broadway ST 2ltf
IUR REM several nicely LII
nished and unfurnishcd houses.
Mrs. Land. I83 PARK. 23tf
FOR RENT Nefiy .uii.rr1
three room apartment. 040 Adams
27tt
For Rent = Four room unturuish
ed house, three screen porches. 765
Olive or phone cculty treasurer,
30
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Oakland

Oakland = = Ike HUONN tIMt
back into leadership for coast lea
gut batting houorS last week by his
heavy Juggling against Hollywood
hurlcr,. He is batting $40 with
Bagwcl Of Tortlaud and Arlrtt of
Oakland trailing at 81 and 800 re-
spcctiyclv. Elmer Smith of the
Beavers leads in circuit smashing,
with - to his credit. fNar swanson
of the Missions rcgaiucd base steal
iug honurS He has "a as compared
with % credited TO Bill Lane of
Seattlc's Indians.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

The new $50 mile southern Parif-
ic raiIroad from Wecd. Siskiyot
county, rp EugcHc Oregon, has been
amrd the "Ca~cadc Line.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

The tested dairy herds of Gleuu
county last month avragcd 2l.S6
p"und> of huttertat per cow. one
cow produced 100.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Speculator N. Y.-Gcuc Tunne

WAS scheduled to wind up active
training at his camp today with
rigorou, roalWori, and eight or nine
rounds in the ring, Tomorrow he
leaves for his new quarters at
~troud,hura, PA. Tunncy boxed
four rounds brforc large crowd
sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
w. Z. HANCOCK
+ or Rent Estate

OR LEASE The south 45 acres Of .
Block itJ. = ntass wesv u 81
tentro, south II highway SOFT
laHi=eheap eash rent. J. /. Xii.
fol, 353-9 Riyes Strong Bdg.,
Les Angeles, Cal 27-3
'OR SALE OR RENT-f0 acres
opposite Eucalpsus school, ON
san Diego highway Johp Nip
pert, general delivery, El Cen
tr0. 28-6
I - fENf-l5 acres. > milo5 east
FL oeutro, Press Box 994. 25eod3
t OR RENT-Wanteo cXperieneel
gardener to farm 20 to so acres
miles southeast ot Seel,y. Cash
or share crop. AG!ress P. J,-
Storms, Box 81, See!ey. stiff
FOR RENT-S0 acres of old alfal-
ia land. Win reat in 20 acre lots.
This is the very best land for
vegetables Will make convenient
terms See John d. Leja at Seal
Heights. ) miles east Ell Ceniro.
1915
FOR RENT
so acres in city limits, some al
faIfa.
169 acres. miles from FL
Centre, loo acres in alfalfa.
80 acres old alfalfa 21a miles
from Imperial
13 cares, / mile from FL Cen
tro.
- acres, 81 miie from. FL
CeHtro.
LEN {; AGENCY
3sagoa Hetei Building 12tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld


Detroit. = Miss Billie Pananen,
Fiunish.Amer,.an girl, who last
winter established Il world : bow
ling record by completing 10 conse-
cutive games IN one day with an
average Of Us, yesterday swan -
miles in the Detroit river, making
what IS believed 10 be a woman )
fresh water record. Her time was
ten hours and - minutes.
CIieago-Ralfh H. Palma, vete-
ran race drive. So Il trlck record Of
- miles an hasr Ia tn revival
n the 4. y. \. a.rt rack meet 1T
Hawthorne oval He took $500
Of the &-so9 pc =aohef, winning
four races.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Howard Gillctt Of Whittier, and
Mel Picpcr of Huntington Park,
were the winners yesterday in the
mnnal Lake Arrowhead cauo" TIT
tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Base BAH Standing
EATTONhI.. LEAGUE

-. LOTUS =. Pittsburgh =, - IN
agg A5e.9
cor=nlatI /, Chicago ;.
Brooklyn i, New York >.
GalS 25ee- scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results

q INIW"J y ANVoU4U9
Washington 9. Chicago
Cleveland >. ST Louis l.
New York 6, Detroit L.
Ouiv games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Atlantic City, N.

>au- persons pa4a L. see Jack Demp-
sev mix il with fjye >pauilI part
ners sunday AT his eamP mere in
preparation for his battle with Gene
Tuoury. Dempsey is perfccting Il
crafty defense, according to eX-
ports who viewed the exhibition.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Az effort Is being made to )o-
cate the relatiHes of Il seattle man
who wCrt swimming after eating.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Docs higher education pay, We II
see this fan Whom dresses arr sup
posed to be shorter than ever.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Jackie Fields. former holder of
the amateur feathcrwcight champ
ionship title, and Sailor Ashmore.
viii be the principals in the Pasa-
dena Armorv Thursday night. The
bout will be eight rounds and the
weight l3s pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

FOR RENT Furnished ) room mod
crn house. Inquire 5j9 He'll St.
3O-3
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-01
Thriller Bouts on
Negro Card

The all-Negro boxing show staged
by the Century A. c. at Tomlinson
Hall, Wednesday night, failed to at.
tract much attendance. but the fistio
program itself supplied wild excite.
ment. Fact of tho matter IL oQuailed
or even surpassed In action some OF
the glove shows staged by local ana
FIT. Harrison promoters.
In the wind-up. George Smith
gained an edge over Hiawatha Gray
in ten rounds OF fast. aggressive nnill-
ing. In another ten-rounder. BattlinF
Johnny shaded Kid Galloway IN a
furious match.
The boys in the feature bouts
were in fine condition and fought
every round at top speed Johnny
and Galloway were going IN the
tenth the same as IN early rounds
and the crowd was kept In an I'D
roar.
One Round Bess stopped Fud
Washington in the third round and
It was necessary for WashinRtons
handlers TO carry him to the dross-
Ing room. After Bess got under
way Washington faded.
kid Texas" won by technical k.
O. over kid Belgian Baby In Ne
NTH round II was a slamha.k
fair and It was reported
Baby received a fractured Wf.%
A battle royal wound up the EN-
tertainment.
"Plez" oliver refereed oil bouts
and got plenty OF speed and action
out Of the performers
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MOVE IN NEXT WEEK

Two five-room bungalows now under
construction, with garage and chicken
house. Or we will build to suit your
plans and sell to you on easy payments.
You can become independent with one
of these fertile tracts. Only 20 minutes
drive from Monument out State Rd. IL.
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Independent and
Amateur Baseball

The Fountain Square A, AS have a per-
NIT for July 4 and July 3. and would IKE
20 schedule some fast city teams CAL
DreNel b7b4-W after q D. m. and AJAX for
Bud. Tartar A. A. and Kelly Eaglos take
-, The Western Union Messengers VIII play
the River Avenue N o. At Carried lark
di9M% ss,t No; a. $50 p: n, Monday
Sunday. The team and ians viii meet a.
Senate Ave. and Washington Ste. at 1880.
Bread Ripple A. c;s win play tho Rob-
we'll field, next Sunday afternoon at 9
O'clock. The Ripplers will play the Fiehcr
Red Arrows July IL az Riverwood, Mobiles
VILE; rI Eor games With the Ripple 4, c.
Third St., or call Humboldt 4752.
The. Indianapolis Meldon Club win play
at Kokomo July .. The Meldons have
q GR ch sss Or co Sq sre a s,S %nc
Address r. j. Stehlin. 01S Olive ST.. or
Phone Drexel 3670-J.
The ,Fraternal order OF Eagles No, Gil
svenns az p The hall AZ w. T srmsoh rrs ssy
8 o'clock. All players are requested 10
be present. For games call Riley 4f44
G TS'ET o sxdHains i sffeT wssmlSsc or
The indianapolis Cubs hold q
nit for July 8 nc Rhodius Park N
game with q fast team ie wantef& "
A.. As and Mapletone take nofico. WWu
Belmont 1885 and ask for John.
The Union Printers baseball team WI
meet ut 4O7 Liberty building Friday. y
D. m. All players take notice.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Of SSS nSTssE sys9 Of ne ne ss p s0
d ~ osSocE :. !, ThgEsasy ySly s. ioSe,
now, located on school erounds' SAID
used Tor school or library " purpose afp
:, All bids, must be submitted m writing
plainly indicating TO which. 6undins or
ho9pliildings the bid refers for examplei
The foowine oq nt Of cp re p mo sp
Residence located on school grounds a.
OHIO ST.. known and desiEnated a. f3f7
Residence and sheds located on the rear
above as 1917 p. Ohio 10 located and
known and DESIGNATED as 1890 sorinEdalo
One a. one-room. portable school build.
tng on school Er9nnds q school No. 40 at
said above named buildings located a
place are % be removed from the prenises
P oSEs si bgrSns q scRooi No 40 is 70
be removed from the premises 80 days aft
In ali cases the foundations are to b.
surface OF the ground and the PROMISES
said property 70 be sold Tor cash for
not less than the appraised. value,
cersX R check Tor SO three 81 per- 9'' cent wsA
his maximum bid as n guarantees Of GOOD
faith. In case the succeessful biddcr ehqil
fair to execute his bid by paving the
amount bid before beginning Tho work OF
removing the structures from tho ufefni4cs.
his bid shall be void and ha lce.llAI<
check and the proceeds thereof hhNH ~,
and remain the absolute propcrt|> o. Y
boaRd as liquidated damaecn ngreel
for such failure. 10 being smpof
estimate the amount OF damage
ure would occasion to the boaI rs
The. right ls reserved 20 RI
all hlde and 70 refrain from 81
geiecting bids for not more 4
BCARll OF SCHOOL CoMi
OB THE CITY OF INDI
BurIne
June 24-iuiy !. 1923.
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HERE'S A CLOSED CAR THAT
WILL GIVE MILES OF TRANS
PORTATION AT LOW COST.

Has had good care It's a 1925 model
Essex coach; Al in every respect; S475
is the price: will arrange terms. Call Lin.
4516 or Lin. 4517.
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-BRASSIES


player who plays the local = =
would like to step lively. Mey 49,
cially who hustle from the Office 70
get in a few holes before DINNER.
deserve the courtesy Of tho other
players to allow them 10 play speed
lily. These men do not ask that they
he allowed to 60 on at random. but
do ask they be allowed to nhoot
through when ball is lost. Play
ers who are held UP should signal
them on.
There are two glaring faults with
the local municipal golfers today,
and this criticism Is gathered FROM
the numerous players heard to talk|
about It. One fault Is the lack OIL
consideration OF the players for the
rule that governs driving and play
ing through.
The rule of golf is that no player
should drive a ball until the players
in front are out OF range. There
Vever existed a rule that said a
player could drive when tho play
ers ahead have taken their second
stroke fore" is a weapon OF eau
ton. and one should not have TO
use 1t except on unusual occasions.
The other rule. concerning lost
balls. is that when a player loses a
ball and cannot quickly retrieve II.
he should signal for the players fol-
lowing to come on.
do It out Of consideration for what
you would expect.
We have not heard Of any players
about the local course being serious
ly injured by being STRUCK by a
goR ball, still It is sad 1hq. "a,
and a rather bad condition
player invited 10 play on
course states he has to refd\
cause he is afraid OF getting ltilled1t
One said; IT won't play out there.
The last time I did was too busy
lodging balls 10 think about my own
game" And in those few words he
took in what has been said above.
Golf. according TO the rules, Is
recreation. Those not wishing Ia
adhere to them should quit.
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Legal Notices



NOTICE TO BIDDERS
=, The. undersigned publicly posts, from
time to time as needed on the bulletin
board of The Board of School Commission
ers of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana
apolis, specifications for divers supplies
for schools. offices. .janitors. domestic sci
ence, manual training and office equip
ment: for one carload cement, high school
typewriters, calculators. maps. lumber for
high schools, 10x13 envelopes and miscel-
laneous educational supplies: and for re-
pairs to buildings and equipment. viz :
Hardware, lumber. plumbing and electrical
supplies: and bids will be received by the
undersigned for the sale TO said Board
for such supplies and materials until the
respective dates named in said specihca-
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
By URE M FRAZER, Business Director.
Indianapolis. Ind. July J. 1926.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant 20 the
statutes that the undersigned conducting
a public storage house will on Monday
July 10, 1928 sell for accrued charges the
household and other goods held in storage
six months or more with charge unpaid,
belonging TO the following named people :
p. NJ. De Ford $50. Jennie Corners No. Is.
SHANK FIREPRooF STORAGE Co.
1880 n. Illinois St..
Indianapolis, Ind.
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HOW TO GET THERE

Drive out Kentucky Ave. through May
wood. two miles to Evergreen Acres sign.
Turn south one mile Representatives on
ment.
If you want suburban, poultry or truck
farm where you can work in town. don
fail to investigate this proposition.
Main 0792. Mr. Eastburn. Irv. 0215.
Main 0792. sMr. Harryman. Irv. 1910.
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to Earn More? Watch the Help Wanted Columns Daily
Houses for Sale
EVERGREEN ACRES
SOTITHWEST

Ideal poultry, fruit mad truck farms.
ranging in size from two acres up. Con-
telephones and good roads. Orchard and
wooded tract with small stream If desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-25

In passing reference to the re
sponsibilities of the Land Office, in a
recently published review Of the prog
ress Of the Department of the Interior,
Secretary Hubert Work, in speaking
of depletion of natural resources, Is
represented as saying, I'VE are ad-
vised that there will be a timber short
age in 10 years." and "a lumber
famine Is years later" However. in
az interview on the state Of the Ma
tons natural resources, just pub
lished, DR.. Work states the situation
in considerably different terms and
with an explanatory Interpretation
In this interview magazine Of Wall
street, he says there may possibly
be a famine" Of forest products"
within rs years, lumber not being
specified. and continues, referring
to his previous remarks on soil de-
pletion by improvident agricultural
methods: There is this difference (be-
tween land and forest depletion), how
ever, whereas we reserved no agri-
cultural land. we did finally, begin
ming about 1890, reserve much forest
t" to the public domain. We
have held back and will hold in per
petuity 100000 acres-an empire
In itself-for the growing of trees
l do not blame the woodsmen
for the depletion of the forests any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-25
HOME BUYERSAREDI DISCOURAGED
BY INCREASE IN LOCAL TAXES

six wears more, the people Of Wash
inrton will be called upon to bear
from 90 to 95 per cent of the entire
cost OF maintenance and upkeep'
while the Federal Government Will pc
compelled to pay but to TO- per cent.
Is there anything fair and equ1tabie
in such a rate? We submit 1t Is not,
and feel assured the coming session
OF Congress will take all necessary
steps to rcctify such injustice
There has been quite noticeable
falling off during the past year in the
purchase of homes in comparison
with previous years. Why? Not be
cause Washington is really overbullt
or has lost it's attractiveness as the
greatest residential city in the United
States.
Here is a reason advanced by many
of our leading business and profess
sional men, bankers and lawyers. and
it Is believed to be the real true rea-
son. Washington is the home Of thou
sands Of people Of moderate means.
It's people are home folks" who. with
a modest income. plan to own their
own home, raise family and give TO
their community the support and CO.
operation of good loyal citizens. Their
income being limited, 1t becomes nee
y
MES, setting aside various amounts
for taxes. water rent, gas, electricity,
household expenses, clothing, etc.
Perhaps in the end they manage to
barely keep their heads above water
or even save a few-very few-dol-
lars. Then perhaps illness may visit
the little home and the few dollars
saved are wiped away. Then on top
Of that comes announcement that
taxeG are to he increased.
Atsny home owners are thus haHdi-
capped, but continue the game fight.
perhaps placing an additional trust
on their little home. They have hard
L. begun to, pay off this trust before
another announcement comes that
taxes are again to be increased. They
have made a bitter f1ght-and lost.
~o!r' home Is sold and their dream
OF happiness IS ended. Is it any won.
der why the prospective home owners
Hesitate TO take the step which they
perhaps have cherished for years?
Let Congress at the ver.' earliest day
possible in the coming session fix once
and for al a definite. fair and equi.
table propUrtionate contribution Tor
the maintenance and upkeep Of Wash
ington, and you will soon find the
Nations Capital in the forefront az
a city of home owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-25
DR.. Work Optimistic of Forest Future,
Despite Recent Forecast of Shortage

more than I blame the farmer for
sterilizing lands.
This Government and the people
were, and are, one and the same. and
they voted to distribute the good
things of the continent among the
people. The forests were as value
less as the land until population made
them valuable; and land and forests
made population possible-fed and
housed it. Finally, value will make 1t
possible to grow trees, as well as to
mine the forest wealth deposited by
nature. Then we shall have new
forests. Where the economic sequence
does not work out the Government
must be the forester. The exhaustion
of the original forests and the produc-
ton of new ones is cycle Of surplus
and deficit of forest goods that seems
inevitable under our economic system
and 1 don't know Of any better. But
now that we have reached the period
Of regeneration, it becomes the duty
of the State to foster in every legiti-
mate way the general practice Of
forestry"
After mentioning that outside of
Alaska there are los, 100000 acres of
public forest reservations, contain.
ing about 700, 1000, 900 900 feet of stand.
ing timber.