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BY KARL SCHATZ

Mrs. Jake Hochhalter spent Tues-
day afternoon at the home of her
parents. MI. and Mrs. II. Schafer.
Carl Huber. Ray Klein and Ken.
Brown were in McClusky Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Melton and
Charles Schatz Of McClusky visited
at the home Of Charles parents Tues
day evening.
MI. and Mrs. Paul Whal are the
proud parents Of q baby boy, born
recently.
Harry Pickard Of Pickardville was
q business caller at the Schatz home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schatz Jr., of
near Washburn, spent Sunday visit
ing at the John Stroh and Schatz
homes.
Miss Marion schlichenmyer of
Turtle Lake is spending a few weeks
at the Karl Schatz home.
The party given at the John Ben
der farm near Pickardville Sunday
evening. was well attended.
Ted Hochhalter was In McClusky
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schatz and Hank
were McClusky and Pickardville
shoppers Friday.
H. schafer transacted business in
McClusky Tuesday.
Sarah schatz is employed in the
City cafe In McClusky.
John Schafer, who spent the past
week with his sister. Mrs. Jake Hoch-
halter. returned home Saturday.
Eddie johnson spent Sunday after
noon with Emanuel and Edwin
Schatz.
Jack and Howard Coombs drove to
Bismarck Sunday.
Most Of the farmers In this COM
munity are busy harvesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schatz and chill
dren spent Sunday at Turtle Lake
visiting relatives.
Harold Hamilton Of McClusky was
busy delivering gasoline to the farm
ers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stroh and chill
dren visited at the H. Schatz home
Sunday afternoon.
Word has been received from su-
san Schatz that she has reached her
destination safely and Is enjoying her
work In the hospital.
The game which was played SUM-
day by Biersville and Pickardvtlle
was well attended. The score was (
to ~ in favor Of Pickardville.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Schatz called at
the Wentz home at Pickardville Sum
day evening.
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Tygg.
By GLADYS NELSON

John Olson is havinr with Emil
Johnson east from the johnson
home.
Clarence Starr. whc has been stay
ing here with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Varley. plans on
returning to his former home. port-
land. Ore. this fall where he has
a twin sister and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Anderson and
family from south Of Menoken were
dinner guests recently at the krug-
err home.
George. Gerald and NJ. A. Nelson
motored to Regain Tuesday to get
repairs for the header.
Mrs. A. Kruger, John and Elsie
were dinner guests = week ago Sum
day at the Herman kikul home near
Baldwin.
Some people lost chickens in the
heat last week and one horse be-
came overheated and died.
A fire of unknown origin started
Monday night at the Henry Sum
quist farm. While they were milk
ing they noticed the whole hay loft
was ablaze. Mr.. SInquist got two
sets of harness out which were afire
and Mrs. S~unquist got the cows out.
It is believed that new, green al
falfa hay became heated and caused
the fire. The loss consisted of hay,
wagon, new gas engine to pump
water with, all dickens and tur-
keys, damages estimated at $500,
and a pile Of fuel. An alarm was
given and many people came to
help. as the yard sas a fire Of
straw and manure which WAS
watched all night. The barn was
covered by insurance.
Porter Nelson was a caller at the
Carl johnson home Monday. Mr..
Johnson hauled some cattle to Re-
gan which he disposed Of to a buy
or.
John Kruger and George Nelson
were among those that went to
fight fire at the SLnquist farm.
Mrs. Porter Nelson's mother, Mrs.
Andrew Johnson, from near Sill,
is staying with Mrs. Nelson this
week visiting.
Charlie Rue and NJ. A. Nelson
were callers at the John Anderson
home Tuesday night.
Gene and Jackie Farrell, o. j. o.
s,r and Martin Bourgeois were call
ers Friday At the M. A.. Nelson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chsr:ie Farrell and
family motored to Menoken Friday
to attend q Farmers Union picnic.
Lightning set a prairie fire near
the john Andersen home Thursday
but was Put out without any dam
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and
family motored to Bismarck Sat-
urday taking in some poultry for
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Vsrley and Mr..
and Mrs. George Whitfield, Steve
and Florence motored to Bismarck
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson, Ger
aid and Gwendolyn transacted busi-
ness in Regain = week ago Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Nelson and
family were entertained 2 week ago
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed ,I.undquist and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham and
children mot0red to Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Gene Cunningham has .ac-
ccpted school No. / in Trygg for 4
term ct seven months. Nj. Gun
bingham expeeta b have 1etS hi
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Chris6ania
By VIOLET A. CLARKE

Mi. and Mrs. George Harding were
Bismarck callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith were Ster-
ling callers Thursday. They also &C
companied Henry 6tile home from
Sterling.
Marion Langley called on Robert
Clarke Wednesday.
Mi. and Mrs. Robert Clarke ana
Miss Violet Clarke were Bismarck
callers Tuesday.
We are all glad to hear that Mrs.
william Heoft is able to leave the
hospital for q few days. She Is going
to stay with her mother. Mrs. Ed
Olson, near Motif.
Raymond johnson. who Is working
1t the william Heoft farm, visited ct
his home Sunday.
Martin Olson accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Eisenbeiss were
Sterling callers Thursday.
Ben Freemen Of Driscoll and Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry Jessen and family
OF Sterling we're callers ct Jennie
Clarke's home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clarke ana
Miss Violet Clarke we're Sterling call
ers Thursday.
The rain that fell Sunday night
was much needed for corn ana 20.
tatoes and It viii help some OF the
late flax.
RAYMOND johnson accompanied by
his cousin, Alton johnson, were Ster-
ling callers Thursday.
Mrs. william Clark and daughter
May we're Sterling callers Saturday.
They also called at the Henry 6tile
home on their return.
Ben Freemen OF Driscoll Is helping
Ollie Roth with his heading for =
few days.
Tyler johnson accompanied by J.
r. johnson were Sterling callers Sat
urday.
Dan Walmon pulled his heading
| outfit up in this township Friday. O.
he has somc grain TO cut south Of
| the Tollcfscn farm.
George Harding and con Eli were
Sterling callers Monday.
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Dodge
D. OLGA NJ. G1cssMAN

Gyaee' Coffin was IA easthcurd ras-
senger to Mandan Tuesday, where she
will make her home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Funk. Mrs. p.
p. Fix and Mrs. j. 4. Jacobs called on
MI. and Mrs. John Neurohr Wedues-
day.
Miss Ethel Brown OF Washington is
visiting her brother Elmer for . few
days.
Mrs. Mary Burgess and Vivian. who
have been spending q few months In
Minnesota. have returned to their
home.
Miss Lillian Madison was q guest
At the home Of Mr.. and MRS. L. II.
Bothner Sunday.
A shower "a given for Mrs. Sam
Goetz Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Harvey and Mrs.
PlumA Harvey called at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Grossman Sunday.
The house owned by Adolph Eissin-
ser, loeated on the farm formerly
owned ~ psteg Y1eis r., has been
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By ". D. DoRwARD

Mrs. Bertha Rossow and daughter
Miss Helen and granddaughter, Fern
Rossow. returned home Wednesday
from . months vacation spent At
their former home In Wisconsin.
"A. J. Newman Of Elgin was social
visitor ct the Sam Haas home
Thursday on Hts way to Mobridee.
G. I. Kltenschmidt. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J.. Rausch. were bust
ness visitors In Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BEEN mo-
tored to Mott wednesday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Flora Curtis
Of Rock Rapids, a., who visited 1t
the L. L. Brundage home and Fran
cile Brundage. who has spent the
past two weeks with her grandpar-
ents.
Mike J. Nagal and Cornelius Bon
ofgofsky m0tored to Bismarck Sat-
urday to meet Kasper Bonofgofsky.
Wilson brothers. representing q
coal mine at Leith, were business Wis
itors In town Monday.
Charles Cory Of Mclaughlin spent
the weekend in Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Metz ana Mr..
pote4 1lton M0tostd h 0tSmaIek
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moved to Dodge and is being repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wohlfeil will occupy II.
Minnie Sale is assisting Mrs. Lars
Bothncr for some time.
Theresa Jacobs was a caller In Kill
deer Tuesday.
John Ncurohr, who has been quite
Ill during the past week, Is improving
rapidly.
Frank Neurohr was transacting
business in Dunn Center Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Rupp and little
daughter, Dolores. visited at the
Richard Borncr home Friday eve.
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snep Haas and Miss
Frances Splitter of Turtle Lake Wis
tied relatives here Saturday while en-
route to the capital city.
Mrs. Emil Gcigle accompanied the
Heck family to Bismarck Saturday.
Paul Borner, Joe Sorch and Ralph
Frioke motored to Bismarck and
Mandan Monday on business.
Martin Bourgeois OF Bismarck was
here the fore part OF the week on q
business mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McAvoy and
children Grace, Gordon and 1rma
have returned from a several weeks
motor trip to different points IN
Minnesota.
Mrs. Matilda Baumgart visited
with relatives east of town Monday.
Emil Gcigle. who has been on the
sick list the past week, is again able
to be up ard around.
William Dohn of Bismarck va q
recent business caller in this COM
munity.
Miss Ruth Martineson and small
brother Of Naughton we're here Fri
day afternoon while en- route to Will
ton.
Laurence Little is expected home
this week from Mt. Vernon, Wash,
where he has been spending a month
With relatives. Laurence accom-
panied his grandmother. Mrs. Rich
ard Nixon. when she returned home.
Laurence does not like the west very
we'll according to letters received by
his folks.
Bonnie Eide is spending q week at
his home in Washburn.
MIS-. Frank Wilson, who has been
spending q month with her daughter,
Mrs. Wayne Cummings, has returned
to her home at Washburn.
G. v. Anderson. who has been q
sufferer with eczema for the past
II years. has completely cured him
self with a home remedy. Mr.. An
derson plans on patenting his for.
mula which Is made from herbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Monroe and
son. Roderick. were recent visitors in
this community.
Noel Borner Is helping on the Her.
man Meyers farm this month cutting
grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and
children Glen and Iva May were
Sunday afternoon callers at the
Oscar Satter home.
Mrs. Ira F~alkenStein spent the lat
ter part of the week In Bismarck with
her son Clarence who is taking treat.
ments In the Bismarck hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Splitter mo-
tored to their farm near Arnold a
few days ago to visit the Emil Splitter
family.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Diede and
four children of Ecklund were Sun
day afternoon callers at the Emil
Geigle home.
Mrs. Sam Hanson has as her guests
this week two nieces from Bowden.
MI. and Mrs. J. w. JiraS and son
Joe, who left here last Sunday by car
for Wisconsin to attend the funeral
Of little Frances Fischer. have re-
turned home.
A number Of local young folks
spent Sunday at wildwood on a pic
mic.
Paul Borner and Richard Frickc
visited at the williams home in
Glcnview Sunday.
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Glen View
BY MRS. LARS JACOBSON

Carpenters from Wilton have been
doing repair work on schoolhouse No.
2 during vacation.
Mrs. Elmer Schoolcraft was taken
to q hospital in Bismarck Tuesday
afternoon where she was operated on
for appendicitis the next morning.
Mrs. Lucy Hodges, who for the
past two weeks has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Tom Morgan. re-
turned to her home at Sawyer re.
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Larson and fam
lily were Sunday visitors 1t the Henry
johnson home in Painted Woods.
The large crowd who attended the
dancing party given ct the Oscar An
strom home in Painted Woods, Sat-
urday evening, Ill reported . good
time.
Mrs. Tom Morgan spent Friday
afternoon at the Lars Jacobson home.
Mrs. jacobson Is doing some sewing
for her.
Miss Helga sormula, who has been
boarding at the Lester Larson home
during the past months, Is now stay.
iug ct the Frank Liudstrom home.
She Is resigning her school here o
In order to teach . winter term else
where.
Harvesting has commeneed hare Ia
real earnest now. . the grain fields
are ripening fest.
Nj. and Mrs. Albert Iarson and
family Of the Baldwin vicinity visited
at the Lars Jacobson home Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Morgan and chill.
dren OF wilton spent Sunday Ct tho
Tom Morgan home.
Mrs. Walter Simon and Grace
called on Mrs Tom Morgan Monday.
School began Monday after : Two
weeks vacation in school No. 2.
Mrs. Jake Splitter and daughters,
Bertha. Emelia and Alice were VIII
ton visitors Saturday evening.
The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies
Aid. which Was 70 have met at the
Anton Kjersten home In wilton,
Aug. lst. was postponed until further
notice due to the absence Of Rey. and
Mrs. Carlson, who ase away Ga : ".
catioa.
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Taft
BY FLORENCE GOsNEY

| Mrs. John Benz was visiting rela-
tives in Moffit Tuesday.
Presley Gosney called at the Irwin
Anderson home neal Mckenzie Tues
day.
Mrs. McClouard Is assisting with
the work at the Ernest Hurr home for
a while.
Mrs. Ed Olson and daughter. Mrs.
Frank Benz, Of Moffit, were supper
guests at the John Benz home Tues
day.
Miss Helen Swindling assisted Mrs.
| Carl Olson with her work Friday.
Presley Gosney and Earl Gaskill
! were Bismarck callers Thursday. They
visited at the Ben Koon home In the
evening.
Mrs. Herman Nieman and children
called at the John Benz home Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty were town
callers Wednesday evening.
The Farmers union had q picnic
Friday at the Menoken grove.
Little Donna Sharp spent Saturday
afternoon at the Sapp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swindling and
family are spending some time at the
Henry Swindling home. Mr.. Swindltng
is assisting them with harvesting.
Mrs. John Benz called at the Carl
Olson home Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman Nieman called at the
Henry Jessen home Saturday after
noon.
Wilbert Koon and Charley Gosney
were town callers Thursday.
Mrs. John Benz and children visited
in Moffit Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Random. who
have just returned to Bismarck from
a trip to Ohio, spent Saturday night
at the Ed Fogarty home.
The Henry lessen family spent Sat-
urday evening at the Herman Nieman
home.
Ray and Buster Baeth motored ia
Robinson Saturday night to visit
friends over Sunday.
Miss Esther Lang spent Sunday
evening at the George Lewis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jes-
sen and family spent Sunday at Lake
Isabel.
Edwin Baeth spent Sunday evening
at the Max Lang home.
Mrs. George Lewis and Marion WIS.,
tied at the Henry Swindling home
Saturday afternoon.
Earl Gaskill and Charley Gosney
called at the Art Chenoweth home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty and Rel
and MI. and Mrs. Roy Random and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete schlaback enjoyed
. picnic dinner together at Lake Isa-
bel Sunday.
Miss Margaret Lang spent Sunday
evening 1t the Gosney home.
Mrs. Cha$. daskill and Earl spent
Sunday at the Carl Kositzky home II
Bismarck.
Misses Margaret Lang and Florence
Gosney. Elvin Baeth, Theodore Lane
and Charlie Gosney called at the VIII.
bert Koon home Sunday evening.
w. z. Runey Was . town callel
Monday.
The John Benz family visited Mrs
w. Hoeft at the Bismarck hospita
Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. Ed Fogarty were Bis.
marck callers Saturday. Rex and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Random returned hom,
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swindling ant
family were Bismarck callers Sunday
Howard Morton Is assisting Herman
Nieman with his work.
Mrs. johnson and son william werl
callers at the John Baker home Mon
day.
A wind. hail and rain storm visites
this community about 6 o'clock. TIL
ground was covered With hail for
W1siie II some places ouite Z fey
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MOffit
BY r c. E. MOFFIT

Miss Ruth Keene, who has been
spending a week with her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Durfee. is leaving for her
home at Miles City, Mont, Saturday.
Mrs. George Parks entertained at
her home Wednesday afternoon the
following guests: Miss Ruth Keene
Of Miles City, Mont. Mrs. Frank
Durfee, Mrs. Ira Peckens and daugh-
ter Inez, Mrs. Viggo Jensen and
daughter Verona, Mrs. ]. j. Hill and
children. At five o'clock a delicious
lunch was served.
Mrs. Ira Peckens and daughter
Inez, Mrs. j. J.. Hill and children
and Mrs. George Parks and daugh-
ter Wanda called on Mrs. Asa Wer-
ner Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Benz enter
tanned the following guests at a
chicken dinner Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hofstad AMI children, Will
helming Motif, Mrs. Buins Bailey
and children and Mrs. ". Benz.
Mrs. Hamlin, mother of Mrs. Pills
bury, visited at the Pillsbury home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter
and daughter moved out to the Fred
Moffit farm this week. They will
assist with harvesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brownawell
and Harry Keonig visited at the
Howard Brownawell home Sunday.
A lovely dinner was enjoyed by all.
Elsie Soule is working at the G.
K. Lane home.
Lucille Mochel is spending . few
days at the Ira Peckens home.
Rev. Snow and children visited
at the v. Benz home Monday.
Work has started on the new ad-
dition to the schoolhcuse.
Mr.. Houitson and Dorothy Lamb
visited at the NJ. d. Olson home Sun
day. A chicken dinner was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. Alfred Faust and children
visited at the Carl Olson home Mon
day.
Mrs. Albert Faust is somewhat
improved and is able to sit up . lit
tie. \,
The work on the elevator is pro-
crossing nicely, but there is still
some work to be done before it is
completed.
The windstorm which visited QUIZ
community on Sunday did q lot Of
damage to crops, buildings and hay,
Fields Of grain ther were shocked
will have to be Teshocked and hay
blew completely away. Even II
some instances stacks Of hay from,
last year were blown to pieces. VIM
Lane reports buildings blown down
and header beds demolished. Hal
did considerable damage hstweer
Moffit and Sterling. Everett Porte,
suffered considerable loss, o thu
stacks from his new way harvester
blew over the fields.
Billy Carol took Pauline and
Maxine Hoeft up t. their home OF
Monday. They went up to assist II
caring for the chickens and thingi
around the place. Mrs. Hoeft viii
rot be able to come home for some
time.
Mrs. B. F. Lane, Mrs. c. K. Lane
and children were town callers Mon
day. They also called At the Soult
home.
Mrs. Rem Porter and Milo Gillane
were entertained ut dinner 1t thu
Jones home Monday.
w. II. Edison is assisting Free
Moffit in harvesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lane anl
sons visited ut the c. E. Motif
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parks en-
tertained Z number 81 guests d
Sunday n honor q their 10th we'd
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ding anniversary. A lovely lunch
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Peterson, ST., of Thelma
township, and her SON, wife and two
children, were Mofsit callers Men
day.
Bob Buchannon and wife were
shopping in Moffit Monday.
Mrs. Carl Olson and children
were town callers Tuesday. !
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

The rye and barley is running from
five to fifteen bushels, and in some
places the wheat is of good quality.
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duction of Little Annie Rooney"
Mary Pickford's latest United Ar
lists Corporation picture coming to
the Coliseum Thursday for a two
day run. Members of the unoffi-
cial league comprised % young
sters appearing in the picture in
support of Mary, and Director
Beaudine asserted that at least IS
different nationalities were repre-
scented in the play.
In the picture there is George
Washington Hines, of the Ethiopian
race. Mickey Shseley, who upholds
the traditions OF the Emerald Isle.
Sammy Blum, young gentleman
of Hebraic extraction, Donald Nc
Queen, thrifty Scot, Henry Hag-
gerdorn, a Hollander. and about
ten other Riddles who "sit in" for
other countries.
All of the boys were employed
in the New York tenement scenes
of Little Annie Rooney and
Beaudine was at various times
called upon to act as Interpreter.
counsellor and arbiter for the
members Of his miniature league
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attractions
At Theatres
SPICY FRENCH STORY
NOW SHOWING PALACE

Paris, glittering, full of lure
and equally full of whimsical COM
edy on occasion, is the scene OF
the latest activities OF Lew Cody,
whimsical delineator of fanciful
characters, in "On Re Boulevard
Observation-Disclosures new French
farce playing at the Palace to-
night.
1t is a French farce. in its purest
sense-a potpourri of comic com
plications and laughable triyialities
with some clever acting, some
pretty women-a little froth and
frippery, and deal of enjoyment.
Lew Cody and Renee Adorec
play the principal roles, as wait
er with a fashion complex and a
sudden accession to fortune;
Miss Adoree a restaurant cashier
who loves the gay butterfly of a
waiter7-but uses practical sense
and woman's intuition to get him
out of the ocean of troubles that
close over his philandering head.
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their unhappy situation.
In most cases weeks treat
ment is sufficient to effect a COM
plete cure. Hypnotism is some-
times used to induce sane and
healthy outlook on a life. Games,
outdoor sports and all kinds of
mental diversions are encouraged.
Special attention is devoted to
the large number of men who have
sought suicide because of unam-
ployment 1t is found thai most
of these men are married, and
finding themselves without means
of supporting their families. have
turned to suicide as the only way
out of their trouble. The govern
ment makes a complete investiga-
tion into the mems circumstances
and an attempt is made to find
them positions and to give them a
new start in life.
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new PAMPHLET
is ISSUED ON
LOCAL TIMBER
Department Of Agriculture
Publishes Booklet Writ
ten by Heintzleman

The "Pulp-timber Resources of
Southeastern Alaska" is the title
'of a pamphlet just issued by the
United States Department of Agris
culture as Miscellaneous Publica-
ton No. Al. 1t is written by b..
If Heintzleman, Asst, Di tric 7
Forester, of this city, and covers
the Panhandle timber and water
power resources, thoroughly.
Mr.. Heintzleman has been in
charge of timber sales and of the
Federal Governments pulp-timber
development program in Alaska for
several years. He is now in San
Francisco comforting with the Cam
eron-Chandler interests and the
zellerbach Corporation regarding
their future activities in this sec.
ton
In the foreword to the puDlica-
ton, Mr.. Heintzleman said: .
The southeastern section OF
Alaska has extensive forests OF
ipulpwood that are manager by the
Federal Government for a sustain
ed production of timber, excellent
water-power resources for indus
trial use, tidewater transportation
both from the woods to the mills
and from the mills to the markets,
and an equable climate that per-
mits Of plant operation and unhin-
,dered shipping throughout the year
With these advantages this see
ton Of Alaska, in the opinion OF
the United States Department OF
Agriculture, has an excellent OPP
portunity to become a great, per
manent paper-making region, with
model industrial towns, thoroughly
equipped, efficient plants. and
population of killed mill and
woods workers. The purpose OF
this publication is to furnish in,
formation on the forest resources
of the region to those Interested in
pulp and paper MANUFACTURES.
Included in the subjects covered
in the pamphlet are. the geogra'
lphy and topography, communities
ttions climate and geology Of thS
rogion: timber resources, embrac.
Ing general description Of for,
asts vOluma of standing tfniapyg
species, forest types. siivicuitural
features, sample area; national
forest administration; forest man.
agement policy, its management
objective and timber-Ise p5lcy;
general conditions applying to tim
Der sales; water-power resources
transportation facilities; logging
methods and costs; existing forest