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CIRCULATION, MAY, 5,400 COPIES 



Canadian Forestry Journal 



Vol. XIII CONTENTS FOR MAY No. 5 



Scientific Investigation and the Forest 1089 



Protection of Birds a Farm Asset 1093 



The Case for the Woodpecker 1094 



New Brunswick Probes Its Forest Contents 1095 



Forests Give B. C. Treasury Over Two Millions 1097 



Four Fire Associations Now Blanket Quebec 1098 



Map Showing Fire Protection in Quebec 1099 



Warning Re White Pine Disease 1100 



Federal Government Assists in Fight Against White Pine Menace 1102 



Strange Ways of Using Wood Pulp 1103 



Appointing Rangers on Personal Merit 1106 



Forest Survey Made with a Camera 1106 



Impressions From India 1107 



Present State of Forests in Prairie Provinces 1108 



Education by Public Lectures 1109 



Developing Forests of Alaska 1109 



Building a Camp Fire 1111 



Shelter Bells and Farm Crops 1113 



The Fire Pump in Timber Guarding 1113 



New Methods of Forest Operating 1115 



How Timber is Cruised 1122 



Six-Sevenths of U. S. Fires Preventable 1116 



Reforesting Norway With Douglas Fir 1117 



Problem of Over Ripe Timber in B. C 1214 



The Green Timber on the Heights 1126 



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