Canadian Forestry Journal, October, 1919 



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TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER, 1919 



Canada's Forests as a Crop. By Clyde Leavitt 387 



Working for Posterity. By Allan Donnell 391 



Fire Protection on Crown Lands. By D. Roy Cameron 395 



The Returned Soldier and Forest Jobs. By Raphael Zon 399 



The Right Way to Cut the Fire Loss 403 



The Forester — A Sketch. By W. F. V. Atkinson 405 



Big Companies Try Out Forestry Methods 408 



Musk Ox and Reindeer Industry 410 



What Starts Forest Fires 41 1 



Newfoundland Needs a Forestry Policy 412 



Shade Tree Protection. By W. D. Ludwig 413 



The Airplane in Forest Patrol 415 



Radio Planes Watch Forests and Ranches 416 



Drinking Water and Tree Planting 417 



Chinese Trees Grown in Canada i 418 



Reforestation Now Necessary. By Ellwood Wilson 420 



Reforestation as a Post-War Policy 422 



Tax Theories and Growing Timber 423 



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