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The border vidette., 1927-04-23
OVER MILLION AND HALF OOl-
LARS FOR IMPROVING GRAND
CANYON NATIONAL PARK

Grand Canyon, April. At the
close of a conference here today
between officials of the u. S.
Department of the Interior, the
u. s. Bureau of Public Roads,
and representatives of Park Ope
rators, it was announced that
over million and a half dollars
would be spent in the Grand
Canyon National Park during
the coming year for the con
strucion of new roads. trails. and
other facilities.
In discussing these develop.
ments,7 John H. Edwards, Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior.
who presided over the confer.
ence. said. THE increasing pop
ularity of the Grand Canyon Ma
tional Park has made necessary
a great expansion Of all facili.
ties for handling the rapidly in
creasing number of visitors to
the park. From the standpoint
of government expenditures, it
is urgently necessary that the
park road system be expanded
in order that everyone may
reach the more isolated beauty
spots of the area.
Ia order to accomplish this.
the Interior Department through
the National Park Service, will
authorize a road construction
program for the current year
costing $766, ,000.O this amount
to complete hard surface high
way from park headquarters to
Grand View and complete road
except for surfacing to Desert
View, an entrance road from the
park boundary to the starting
point of the above highway, and
a road on the North Rim from
Bright Angel Point to Imperial.
All road construction work
in the National Parks is under
the supervision of the U. S.
Bureau of Public Roads, and
will handle the work in Grand
Canyon.
Regarding developments of
Park Operators, Mr.. Edwards
said, Keeping pace with gov
ernment expenditures will be the
we'll organized efforts of the
park operators to meet the ever
growing demands for hotels,
camps and transportation, and
other accommodations for the
public benefit"
The border vidette., 1927-04-23
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW.
April l8. 1927.

AprH 10, 1871
Yuma-The Nevada California
Electric Corporation takes oyer
Yuma Utilities Company.
Snowfake-18, 900 baby chicks
shipped into Snowflake recently.
Tncson-Eagle Picher Lead
Company purchases Montana
mine in Orc Blanco district.
Tombstone - Huachuca Con.
solidated Mines Company with
capitalization of So. 900, 600 incor-
porated.
Benson-Mountain States Tel.
& Tel. Co. installing new tele.
phones in many Benson business
houses.
Duncan - County farmers to-
plant 400 acres in corn this year.
Safford-W. L. Woolsey and
Jack Feeman strike rich copper
ore in Merigilda canyon near
here.
Yuma-New $24O, 900 hotel to
be constructed on Prison Hill in
this city soon.
Duncan - Local poultryman
realizes $3.50 from 968 hens dur.
ing month of February.
Phoenix - $500, 900 new ice
plant to be erected here by Ger
rard Fruit Company.
Big Lake-West Texas Utility
Company purchases Big Lake
Utilities Company.
Queen Creek-5, 900 sheep re-
Gently shipped from Queen Creek
to East.
| Hayden-Salt River Valley
| Water Users Association con.
structing 13-mile power line to
| Nevada Consolidated Copper
Company's mill and power plant
at Hayden.
Williams-Sunshipe Oil Com.
pany to start drilling six miles
from Meteor Mountain.
Ajo-Ajo Improvement Com.
pany moved to new quarters re-
| Gently.
Dome-$1TO,OOO new bridge
near Dome assured.
Holbrook New Franklin Mo.
tor Company Garage addition
completed.
Taylor--Cady Standard Mills
consolidate interests; to build
standard guage railroad from
Taylor to Standard lumber mills.
Holbrook- Holbrook Light &
Power Company remodeling ice
plant here.
Yuma-1OOO feet hose bought
for fire department recently.
329, ,429 cattle shipped from
Arizona during 1926.
Observation-Disclosures Mill in
Mohave county treating 285 tons
ore daily.
1000 acres to be planted to
Acala cotton in Duncan Valley.
Thatcher - Thatcher Water
Company asks revision of water
rates.
Clifton-New town of eagle
Crook north 0f Clifton In he call.
ed Sycamore.
Puma-Lion Hill Gold Com.
pany with capital stock of $2..
600, 600 Incorporated.
St. John's-Contract let for
construction of bridge over the
Little Colorado leading to Round
Valley Light & Power Com.
pany's plant.
Duncan - Carload of hogs
shipped from Duncan recently.
Duncan-Duncan Flour Mill
resumes operations, soon.
Tucson-New storm sewer in
| 10Th Street to be constructed at
cost of $97, ,751.
Tucson-Russell Electric Com.
pany awarded contract at $13, 180
for installation of ornamental
lights on North 9th Avenue.
Tucson-Tom Reed Gold Com.
pany developing Allison mine.
The border vidette., 1927-04-23


smelter without milling; bat the
entire break, from wall to wall,
can be put through the mill
without sorting, and is to be
classified as high grade milling
ore. Vein measurements are at
right angles to the dip of the
vein. the dip being about so
degrees from the vertical. This
dip is important. as it means
that from the $50 foot level to
the known top of the orc shoot
at about $50 feet depth, is a dis
tance of nearly 800 feet, or in
mining parlance, nearly 300 feet
of ore backs. ;"
The border vidette., 1927-04-23
FARROW CHIX-From Wig.

orous, pure bred. egg producing
flocks. Feb. and March deliv'
cry, White Leghorns $l4, An.
cones SIS, Barred Rocks and r.
I. Reds $18 in 100 lots. Postpaid
to your door. 100 per cent safe
arrival. Catalog free. E. T.
Farrow Chickeries. Phoenix,
Arizona. 70
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08

younger generation of musicians in
Germany, if the recent productions at
the national convention here of stu
dents from the music departments of
German universities are a criterion.
Men and women who are working
for their doctorate in music at Berlin,
Cologne, Frankfort Hamburg and
other universities attended the conven-
ton. The leading composers of this
younger generation produced pro-
gram which is said to have eclipSed
anything ever heard here in the way
of dissonances, sounds jarring on the
nerves and rhythms running counter
to all accepted standards The pro-
gram included chamber suite for
two violins and piano by Gebhardt, a
sonata for the piano by Strassvogel, a
trio for piano, violin and cello by Gold
schmidt, and quintet for brass and
reed instruments by Baumgartner
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08
ST. DAVID

Charlotte Warner Luella Busby.
Margaret Wright, Marjorie Rtsn9
worth, Cecil Hudson, Vivian I4ofgreen
end Helen Tilton left Thursday for
tucson to enter the cooking and Eng
1ish contests. Among the other STU
dents attending we're Vance Good
man, Mari: Hartsfield and Eddie
Robbenette, VINO will enter in tie
agricultural department. .NTildren,
Post will deliver her orLtion; George
Boyd wilt en77r the tenI4.s meet. and
Kelvin Post Eddie E2obbeletie,
will enter the track.
The band from FIT tI'l.ciiuca gSve
IA splendid concert l1e.n Wednesday
at Il c'cloci. and many st. David
people attended the concert and
dame at Bcrsop Wednesday evenius.
a welcome social WIS giver in
homes. of the return CT Miss T;2o:;t
Tro.grcen E:c?CaS eve:lirc; on hec
lcturn from misSioa in Louisiana
and Kentucky.
A big cleaa Lp day has been SET
for May ~. anc a social viii be
held in the evening.
Martha Eil;~s is. co;.'irIed to lle1
home with Illness.
Martha Med aid tnita Warner
.snlr. .lained Duncan S.ni1h and joe
Hart. of 8tsar last Saturday.
Mrs. Beatr:;e Eliller who has besa
in :iIe hosoit.s; II Trccon, has RS
ell home som ~hat Improved.
N: Ses Martha and Christine Cril2v
ana John l',l.z, of LtH!elas, spA It
IT,. Eeek-end nere.
The junior prom given last Friday
evening was great success, guests
being here from every part of the
county. The hall was beautifully
decorated by the junior class and
punch was served to all the guests.
The programs were clever, being
made in the form of an old FASH
ioned girl Brandt's orchestra or
Tombstone furnished good music, and
the junior class is to be. compliment
ed or the way the dance was
handled.
The schools of st. David will close
May IL, commencement being held
that evening. Glass night will oe
May H. The juniors will entertain
the seniors at an ice cream social
May 10, and the freshmen are Civ
i1e class party May 8. -
While playing with neighbor boy.
George Merrill was bitten by dog,
but is not reported serious.
Wilma Busby and Beatrice Wright
will accompany Rufus Brinhall Miss
Fern Young and Charlotte Warner
to Logan, where they will attend
school this summer.
Mrs. Mary Larsen and son, Of
Mexico. spent a few days with ner
mother, Mrs. Martha Riggs, at st.
David
Miss Bertha Merrill, who is visit
ing in California, is expected homo
soon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08

here this week.
Mrs. j. L. Lee, of Benson, visited
her daughter, Mrs. Ben Baker, this
week
G.. I. Van Meter, of Elfrida, was q
business visiter here Monday.
VIM. Bellah, of Courtland, was here
on business Monday.
: Verne Kendall and family, of the
Dude ranch; M. j. Sullivan and
Jean Oakum, of Courtlan; Jessie and
Luther McLendon were shopping here
Saturday.
Mrs. Agnes Wickstrom and son, Of
Miami, were calling on friends here
Saturday after an absence of ten
years.
Jose Ramirez, of Cochise, spent
Monday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert White and
family attended the show in Bisbee
Sunday.
VIM. Cummings and Dan Markey
motored to Tombstone Sunday.
George Dolphin was a business
visitor here TUESDAY, from Courtland.
Betty Geers, of Light, is spending
several days with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Geers.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Christensen
and mother, Mrs. Johnson, of Man
zanola, Colo spent Monday in Bisbee.
Jack Letson, of Bisbee, visited at
the John Gleeson home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Baker and Mrs. Shirley
White entertained the school children
with a party Monday night.
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
j. c., Brown, in Tombstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hargis, of
Bisbee, visited relatives here Sunday.
j. G. Brown has a new Dodge
truck on the mail run from Fair
banks to Courtland.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08
Ne1vs Notes From Sulphur Springs Valley

There was good team work done in
ali teams. The score for the boys
was IL to 5 and IA to 6 for the girls
A farewell party was given in
honor of Grin Western Thursday
right at the Western home. Friday
night farewell dance was given
Grin left for the Rincon mountains
Saturday to do forestry work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McKelvey, OF
Bisbee, were in Pomerene Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. McVey and
family motored to Bisbee Saturday
10 visit Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Nc
Cuire. On Sunday the two families
motored to Ramsey canyon where
they spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Brown. were
host and hostess at a dinner given
at their home Wednesday evening,
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.
u. f. Stone.
Mrs. E. T. McVey was hostess at
a luncheon Thursday with covers
laid for tive. Those present were
Mrs. Joseph Frerer, Mrs. Robert
Falling, Mrs E. A. Brown, Mrs.
Lester Harvey and the hostess.
MI and Mrs. E. T. McVey and
family we're guests at a dinner given
Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph F'rerer.
Harvey & Reed, contractors, ac-
companied by Mrs. Harvey and
daughter, Dorothy, are spending the
week in Phoenix attending to bust.
ness matters.
The annual junior-senior banquet
was held st the Womans club build
ing Thursday evening. The room
was effectively decorated in class
colors o. purple ard gold and with
class flower, the Mar1posa lily.
A band concert was given at the
auditorium Wednesday night by the
Tenth cavalry band of Fort Hua-
chuca. A dance was given after.
ward under the auspices of the
Woman's club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Z. Fogg
jnotored to Tucson Sunday after.
noon.
Mrs Merlice l1uyck and Sid Smith
motcred to Bisbee Tuesday morning.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08

Long Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cunningham, of
BiSbee, visited Mrs Cunningham S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Pruitt
Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Leeson, Mrs
R. L. Burton and Mrs. H. G. Stolp
were shopping in Douglas Friday.
Following are the teachers who
have been elected for the coming
year. Prof. Gail Faulkner principal;
Mrs. Maude McCarry, intermediate;
Miss Freda Rundell, primary. The
closing exercises will be held May
IL, Thursday evening, at the school
house.
Edison Taylor was over from
Nogales visiting relatives, returning
Wednesday.
Miss Laura Mae Seward was a
visitor at the school Tuesday in
the interest of club work.
Mrs Minnie Zayc and Mr.. Stein
field, of Bisbee, called on Mrs. II.
C. Stolp Thursday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08
McNEAL

The rabbit drive Saturday was
well attended, about 675 rabbits being
killed. The McNeal ladies served
dinner in the basement of the school
house, about SO men sitting down
at the big table.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Wyke,
now located at Cochise, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. e.
H. Taylor.
Miss Mildred Long was unable
to teach Tuesday and Wednesday
due to illness.
Miss Edith Brand, matron of the
G. g. A. hospital at Warren, was
shopping in McNeal Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Burnett, of
Webb, made business trip to
Bisbee Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mcbride, Of
Webb, and Mrs. Dan Taylor and
daughters, of Whitewater, were shop
ping in McNeal Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Enyeart and
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Long, of Douglas,
were dinner guests Of Miss Mildred
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08
BENSON

Mrs. w. A. Ward went to El Paso
last Thursday to be with her mother
who is i'll at Hotel Dicu.
Mrs. 9. Edgerton returned Satur-
day from trip to Ell Paso and Las
Cruces. While in Las Cruces she
visited her sister, Mrs. John Powell.
Mrs F. E. Dean is teaching III
Fairbanks, taking the place of Mrs.
Garrison who was forced to discon,
ti1lue her work because of illness.
The freshman and sophomore
classes of the Benson high school
have postponed their SWIMMING party
at Hollywood Gardens from May 7
to May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Wien motored
to Tucson Thursday to visit their
daughter, Charlotte, who IS receiving
medical attention at st. Mary's hos
Eital. E#
Mrs. w. Mapes and daughter,
Esther, spent the weekend in Yuma
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Peterson,
who were formerly residents OF Ben
son.
Mrs. George Scheerer, Mrs Pierre
GetzWiller, Mrs. Thomas Adams and
Jean Enlmons motored to Tucson
Saturday.
st. David was decidedly victorious
at the basketball game between St
David and Pomerene Thursday. There
were two games, one between the
girls and one between the boys.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08
LIGHT

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Clifford and
family, of Mascot, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Eisenhart Friday evening,
Mrs. Clifford and son remained over
the weekend.
Glenn Roether was business
visitor in Douglas Monday.
Ernest Bohn, William, Fred and
Rudolph Kambitsch were visitors at
Sunglow Sunday
Charles Monroe and John Rand,
of Bisbee, visited AL Rand Saturday
evening.
Henry Price and son went to
Sunglow Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Bean and
family attended Sunday school at
Pinery Sunday afternoon, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Amalong after the
services, vs.
Henry Bean went to Bisbee Friday
for medical treatment.
Robert Grantham spent the week
end with his parents.
Sunday school was held at the
Ash creek schoolS Sunday, but IT was
decided to omit Services next Sunday
in order that tb$ members may at
tend the convention to be held, at
Webb in honor Of Mothers Day.
Harold Hildreth was dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Eisenhart
Tuesday. M
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Eisenhart, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. T1isenhart and James
Harper visited Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Barlow at Pearce Thursday evening.
Mrs. George Furry, Evelyn5 and
Merle Furry, Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
Bryant and daughters, of Pearce;
sherman Ingle and Earl Christople,
of Light, were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Smith Friday
evening.
Mrs. T. B. Smith was a Pearce
visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Bean, Ike
Price, John Klutz Mr.. and Mrs.
McGee were Douglas visitors during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Geers went
to Bisbee Wednesday.
Mrs Henry Price and family, Mrs.
Cicero Kennedy and family, John
Rand and Charles Monroe were dinner
guests of Mrs. c. j. Rand Sunday.
Paul Poitz and James Dixon, of
Douglas, visited the Kambitsch boys
Sunday.
The Ash creek school children are
preparing a cantata entitled "The
Flower Nymphs Surprise" to be given
the last week Of school.
A party was held at the Pridham
school Saturday evening, those present
being Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kambitsch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Bohn, Mrs. Aim
stead, N. B. Igo, Bertie and Jean
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hudson,
Jack Stubblefield and Mr.. and Mrs.
MCGEE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and family
have moved to Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08
MOSCOW'S ESPERANTO
STARTS RADIO FUSS

PARIS (R.-A wireless quarrel is
Stattering the night air for European
radio fans.
The seviets at Moscow every eve
ming for some time have been sending
in Esperanto, but at the first phrases
a strong French station has cut in to
spoil what the French evidently think
is propaganda
Moscow, experts say, frequently
changes wave length to find hole in
the air, but the French station, whose
identity is kept secret, follows the Rus
slams up and down the scale and so
far has prevented Moscow from getting
out to France at least more than a
few phrases.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08
COPY OF UNIQUE PRAYER POEM
IS OWNED BY DOUGLAS WOMAN

copy O a poem,
possession
brother of B. Helme
poem printed the original
poem printed original
satin and is regarded literary
poem Charleston, South Carolina
Dispatch to printed Of the
program
I 4 poem follows: ~
mercy-seat souls doth gather,
o duty Our Father
HON praise, all should be given,
For art Who art in Heaven
Thou by Thy wisdom, ruls frame,
Forever HaIowed be Thy
delays from
Thy glorious grace Thy kingdom
Let Thy opposed
Thy good pleasure will be done
promptness to obey be even
"a The very earth It's in Heaven
Then for also
wouldst be pleased us TINS Gay
The food Of life, wherewtth our souls are fed
-..--.. .. ~S)ur Daily 6reao'
every needful thing do Thou relieve u.s.
3 Thy mercy, And forgive us
Thou didst please
makes an offering Our trespasSes
forasmuch, believe
wilt pardon we forgive
To pardon all Those tepass against
And though, sometimes, finds have forgot
o lp-- - And lead not
bodys want to desperation. .
Nor gain 1no tenpCaCon
true believer,
in of trial - oenVer
Yea, the malice Of the devil
n death, keep from eVn'
pray for that of Thee, from whom
ADJ 4hne Is ule NnsoonL
is Thy its wondrous story
To Thee belongs and the glory
And all Thy ended never
winre - Forever
Thus we poor creatures would confess again.
thus eernaly Amen
Charleston, Co. July 1928
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08
COCHISE

Mr.. and Mrs. Noble left Saturday
for California after spending two
years here.
T. E. Kirkpatrick, of Stafford, is
staying at the CochiSe hotel, being
here Tor medical treatment.
Mrs. j. E. Skinner entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble at dinner last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kealy and Prof.
Howard and the boys attended
church services in Wilcox Sunday.
Virgil Crowley was visited by his
mother and sister from Douglas
Saturday.
Mrs. M. W. Bouck and daughter
and Helen Bruner spent the week
end here.
Rev. and Mrs. Connor held church
services here Sunday evening, leaving
Monday morning to attend the Bap-
tiSt convention at Somerton.
E. Trappnnan and Harold Bras
field we're in Wilcox on business
Thursday.
Two extra men are being employed
at the CochiSe garage this week.
Mrs. Davis and sister, Mrs. KyleS,
were shopping in town Thursday,
w. w. Adams, Albert Kolb and
L. Melgren were, Tombstone visitors
Tuesday.
Albert Kolb was a business visitor
in Phoenix last week.
George Brown and daughter were
in Cochise for a short time last
week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08
TURKEY CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Simpson were
at the Hatley ranch and the sur
rounding neighborhood Thursday
looking after fat cattle. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Percy Bowden,
at Rock creek.
Dr.. F. w. Randall made a business
trip to Pearce Friday. The doctor
is planning an extended fishing trip
as soon as Mrs E. E. Ainsworth
returns to take charge of the new
resort.
Harry Mills and family spent We'd
nesday at the Hatlet ranch. Mr..
Mills has been on the sick list.
Mrs. John Cloudt and mother, Mrs.
Ratliff, spent Friday with friends in
the valley Mr. Cloudt is working
for Ike Price.
Tex Harris, who has been working
for Mr.. Thomason, has returned to
Douglas.
Helen B. Keeling and Miss Grace
Kolb visited the Wilgus school We'd
nesday and motored up the canyon
as far as the Randall place.
N. B. Igo and VIM Hudson were
at the ranger station Monday on
business.
Mrs. Hornsbecker and mother, Mrs.
Perry motored to Douglas Friday.
They are working a number of men
and everything is in full force at
the saw mill.
Mrs. F. D. Randall spent the past
week at the Hatley ranch, returning
to Douglas Tuesday. She expects to
leave for Kansas City May 9Th to
spend the summer with friends and
relatives.
Tom Price, of Wilcox, and Mr..
Howell, of New Mexico, made a
business trip here Friday They we're
accompanied to Wilcox by Miles
Choate, who will visit his sisters,
Mrs. Price and Mrs Howell. Mr..
Choate is employed on the new home
of Mrs AinsWorth.
r. H. Cochran and family, of Bis
bee, spent the weekend at Turkey
creek.
Mrs. Sanders visited her daughter,
Mrs. Warren Hulse, at Light Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Scheerer, Mr..
and Mrs Earl Reed and Miss Irene
Knott, of Douglas; Mrs. Annie Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Knott, of Sunglow, enjoyed picnic
at Turkey creek Sunday at the Smith
home.
Twenty-Five cars went up the can
yon Saturday and Sunday, and many
inquiries were made about cabins,
saddle horses and camping places for
the summer.
Ben Erickson, who is employed by
the forest service, is busy packing
provisions and fire tools to head
quarters at the top of the mountain.
The fire guards will soon be on duty.
DR.. Randall made trip to Doug
las Monday to get plants which Mrs.
Ainsworth has arranged to have
planted at her new resort. Mrs.
Ainsworth viii return from Seattle
Friday.
Ranger F. D. Harris made a busi-
ness trip to Douglas Tuesday
Herby Carton, of Bisbee, is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Sanders. He will later work
in the mountains.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-08

as follows: Remarks, M j. Hurley,
principal of the high school; poem,
Pauline Pennick; "Who Plants a
Tree" Meryl Furry; talk, E. j. Metler;
Arizona" song, fourth, fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth grades grammar
school. May baskets we're distributed
by the primary grade. est.s.
E. J. Metler, forest ranger OF the
Dragon mountains and stationed at
the Stronghold, gave a very interest
ing talk to the school children. He
told of the need Of exercising care
in the woods and mountains with
camp fires to prevent forest fires.
He also instructed the children about
not destroying trees, and told of the
many uses of wood, like ink, soap,
paste, paper being made from the
wood.