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BOOKS ON FORESTRY 



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FOREST VALUATION Filibert Roth 



FOREST REGULATION-Filibert Roth SI 50 



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KEY TO THE TREES-Collins and Preston 730 



THE FARM WOODLOT-E. G Cheynev and' I ' P w--. 150 



JrUKthT MENSURATION Henry Solon Graves 3 00 



THE ECONOMICS OF FORESTRY-!! E Fernow 400 



FIRST BOOK OF FORESTRY-Filibert Roth 161 



PRACTICAL FORESTRY-A S Fuller 110 



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THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF WORKING "pT'i'ws" '/"'; 57 



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TREE PRUNING A. Des Cars 175 



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Champion, p. 102-3; Program for util- 

 izing cut-over lands, by King H. Pul- 

 len, p. 105-6; Alluvial cut-over land 

 development, by John W. McClure, p. 

 106-7. 



Timber trade journal, Dec. 8, 1917. Brit- 

 ish timber for aeroplane construction, 

 P 815; Saws for cutting standing tim- 

 ber, p. XXI. 



Timberman, Dec, 1917Logging by beef, 

 men and bad words in Australia, by 

 Jas. Crocket, p. 35-6. Logging in Brit- 

 ish North Boreno, by D. M. Mathews, 

 P- 37, 58; Computing the volume of 

 standing redwood, by H. L. Henderson, 

 P- 38 ; Eliminating guess in logging and 

 lumber manufacture, by James M. 

 Leaver, p. 40-1 ; The Douglas fir ship 

 knee industry, p. 42-3; Fruit box 

 shooks standardized, p. 47; Douglas 



is recognized, by G. M. Duncan p 

 48 A. 



United States daily consular report, Dec. 

 26, iQi7_TJse of yerba mate in Para- 

 guay, by Henry H. Balch, p. 116-7. 



United States daily consular report, Dec. 

 31, 1917 Pine in the Dominican Re- 

 public, by Arthur McLean, p. 1221. 



United States daily consular report, Jan. 2, 

 1918. Greatly increased demand for 

 Yorkshire timber, by Augustus E. 

 Ingram, p. 6-7. 



United States daily consular report, 

 Jan. 10, 1918. Market for lumber in 

 Curacao, by George S. Messersmith, 

 p. 116. 

 United States daily consular report, Jan. 

 II, 1918. A. Boernstein and others, p. 

 142-3. 



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West Coast lumberman, Dec. 15, 1917. De- 

 tailed explanation of methods used in 

 riving spruce airplane stock, by Bror 

 L. Grondal, p. 22-3; Logging camp 

 menus suggested by Inland Empire 

 loggers, p. 25 ; Complete description of 

 the Davis ocean going log raft, p. 28-9 ; 

 Wood needed for many purposes, by 

 Ralph C. Bryant p. 35. 

 West Coast lumberman, Jan. 1, 1918. Gov- 

 ernment issues new rules covering rived 

 spruce operations, p. 20; Specifications' 

 and rules governing production of air- 

 craft lumber, p. 20-2. 

 Wood turning, Jan., 1918. Sawing handle 



bolts, by Tom Scott, p. 13-14. 

 Wood-worker, Dec, 1917. Progress in 

 wood working machines and methods 

 during 1917, p. 23-4; Means and meth- 

 ods in wood-working plants, p. 30-2; 

 Cedar chests in the making, by Jas'. 

 Gray, p. 34-5. 

 Forest Journals 



American forestry, Jan., 1918. Man-made 

 playgrounds, by C. J. Blanchard, p. 

 1-12; In God's Cathedral, by Donald 

 A. Fraser, p. 12; Biggest regiment be- 

 comes bigger, p. 13; Foresters indis- 

 pensable in war, by J. W. Tourney, p. 

 16-20; The Cuckoos, by A. A. Allen, 

 p. 21-24; A national forest lumber 

 sale and its purposes, by H. H. Chap- 

 man, p. 27-28; War on gunners, by 

 Alfred Gaskill, p. 28; Studies of leaf 

 and tree (pt. i), by R. W. Shufeldt, 

 P- 29-35; Paying for pine trees, by 

 Bristow Adams, p. 36-37; Controlling 

 snow by tree planting, by W. C. Pal- 

 mer, p. 38-40; Selecting trees for shel- 

 ter, shade and show, by Henry R. 

 Francis, p. 41-45; Forestry on Indian 

 lands, p. 45; Louisiana's forestry su- 

 perintendent, p. 46; Pennsylvania's for- 

 ester soldiers, p. 46; Navy department 

 needs glasses, p. 46; The year with the 

 Forest service, p. 47-48; Armenia as 

 seen by an American forester, p. 48- 

 49; Butterick's new assignment, p. 49; 

 Tree surgeon saves lemon tree, by V. 

 W. Killick, p. 49; Forestry notes and 

 comments, p. 50-51; American foresters 

 in military service, p. 52-54, 58; The 

 war and the white pine blister rust, 

 P- 55-56; Donations to the lumber and 

 forest regiments relief committee, p. 

 56; When you build your house, by 

 Rawson Woodman Haddon, p. 57-58. 

 California forestry, Nov., 1917. Sanitation 

 of logging camps, by R. T. Legge, p. 

 49-50; Educational tour of the national 

 forests and national parks, by Harris 

 A. Reynolds, p. 50-1 ; Artificial refores- 

 tation in California, by R. F. Hammatt, 

 P- 52-3; Game conservation is forestry, 

 by B. H. Mace, p. 53. 

 Canadian forestry journal, Dec, 1917. 

 Guarding Ontario's northland, by E. 

 J. Zavitz, p. 1425-7; In the forests of 

 Siberia, by L. O. Wilgress, p. 1428-31 ; 

 Forest strength and fighting strength! 

 by James W. Tourney, p. 143a Study- 



