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Avoi- to secure notation: lumber and
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mum. mas-on is chairman.
Wper publisherswpeper manu-
moon. inner-n6. timberland own-9
era. venom him the United
meg.“ -
OuimimmdolMsyeu-forco:
fipemangwim the Win protect—l
ling flie- forests from fire and $10. 006, -
£99 sweet for securing aim for- 1 Manufacturers Association. the Ameri-
est land for the government. is being
Was asfomfli stepdn the endea-
pulp for future needs
Importance ot the proposed legisla-
Jim to the industries o: the country
must be over estimabd, according to . ‘ .
Rest Service, Society for the Protection 5‘: '
B S; Kélfom cm of the NE-
tions’li Forest Progress Committee.
' made “in; of men ”animating many
indunries.
1'15]! is a paper age and in the
Unite?! States. at- tenet. a newspaper
line.” said Clinton-av Helium who is
Siso Secretary of the News Print Ser-
fium ~mm~ an m con-
Jsumpfion of three. pounds of news-
érprlnb‘paper per com mm“ have
‘ zoneto 35 pounds: in 1920;
print paper pm in the United ‘
The news
States and cam “but. it put in
the xterm or a W run 13 inches-
wide. such as is used by puny of the
large. newspapers. would unwind 13. -
900. 91.10 miles. Our daily pnpers have
3' a circulation in excess —or 28,000,000 .- ,,
fireoples and there are more than 100
«dailies between thfimnflc and- the
:3 [Pacific whose circulation exceeds loo -
000 copies and some at them sex eral
3 thnesethat number.
"If. paper is indispensable our for—
zit-sits are still more Nippon-able. for
vin addition to supplying the raw ma.- :
1: terisi: tonsil" the newsprint paper and-
mostot the material for
—, kinds of paper.
. grades. our dependence upon
products for counties articles of nec—
’ essit’y and convenience is equally evi-
all other
except the highest
forest
l: The supply of standing timber
in the United States is only 40 per
f‘cent. of what it was 1.0!) yeast ago.
and this remaining: stand is beingl
-.9' draws “POD at! more rapid rate than gloves. stockings. sweaters. draperler 2 ;
Mn is being reproduced. Unhe our everything, whether wool silk. linen
,z' othea basic raw materials. however. cotton or mixed goods new,
such as coal. oil and metals. timber
need not be mined and exhausted. but
. piper Publls ers Association upon a
lmreit‘ policy in harmony»:
e 1: . .. 111% ”.3“: ‘
Wood- “in; induitries of t. Q ‘
country with the Ami-icon Forestry
roe-column d the American News.
pldn to: an adequate end permanent .‘
value the
recommendstWof the Com States
Pores: Service. This markb the most .
constructive step yet ”taken to bring is E
M the continuous production at! “1
timber upon all land suited for that ‘
purpose throughout alumna-y and.
legislation to accomplish this. which
will be introduced into the next sexton
of Congress will receive hearty and
widesnpead- support from professional
forester-s. business interests and : ems
zone everleiere. who are almi to the.1
vital importance of maintaining the
supply or one of our: most necessary
raw materials." ‘
The proposed 11129111191111 has beénrl
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Pulp Association. United States For-
ot New Hampshire Forests, National
Forest Fire Protection Committee.
To Stop a cough Quick 3 :
take HAYE'S' HEALING m. It 1
118m” the Tickle. Heals the Throat and. .
Cures the Coufli. Price 36c. A tree-1
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here our Pea-Hem Ms Maui- ‘ . .i
anon cam. 4
9 President Glasgow hoe given. his
‘ sanction acme sport by appearing one
' roam afternoon. when mm Gad- é
and Ernesto Wheat jointly. ?
,: :oocuoiedarinlfae‘se-t Whoa‘
Mao CITY.an 6. -—’l’here is s1wmofvpzflwwgtmmm LONDON. Jun. 6. “Professor Paul
Buglt m here against tub mymmm “I” man“ I.“ m‘nM Mn (W M
at. hominid!” lighting. One con-WM MW m. mimw m, and considered. the
We: writing to a icon! peper. ob- anthem. Wham-however u not loading Ito-ion anti—Bonnet}? au~
Nomination that the hollow a,“ ind. m to M “.m. musingisnd. is quoted «here a!
wuumhouuthstthelwyot 30mm or the m in m “”11” wins:
the. ”Wmmm hbtmu‘omwmw "mew“nmm’h' W
Fulton mamnmmwm 1mm transom exec“ at: end umber.
showcabehsllottnenorsesislmmfmfl mmwmmmmmfl
*‘conflnedi to= tits-e who are not keen hymn was comm“ “uh-7.49m 1 annual: trauma that m
(answers at the sport. A true bull the hull {mm m M ym fished 581%”- firms will consider
light {on will tell any” one that ohm m
fommoogn no. and anti. nuns-e ,
buts-fwo-tr—Iquw
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sands-ah (as trading with a. bank-‘
‘niuuketttm'wwcn moo want-om». first.
[doctrines spreadhxgin mmnnrl." rum
, trninr-d'
j'age-nin' than ‘consuie‘mwali'
{Em-Min. whose ma] wwk~ in
1mm be to hasten social revolution.
1 W stairs that .1 sun has
inoming to offer in exchtli’ig'r (on
goods. He says that Lenine himself
‘ .em’hum that the remaining N‘—
serve is negligiblv and would certain—;
35' be exhuusted within a manth'o
1t
’ ere is,one thing that Lenine and“
Trot” cannot stop without adult-1
has the awtub- {ii-seer they hate‘
Qbrought' even my unhappy country“.
that is. the preaching.“ "domain—l
how. Enerythlns is subordinated to;
.it end." concluded Professor Miln-
'itoii’.
sputum
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Among the items purchased by the!
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unusual number who \ c w- ~:1 1131.1. -_ .
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can: Africa”; ( ‘hi1.1.¢r» :‘mi in-TI
as well as a numlm 1 1' Grrfllans.
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