. Conservation. Forests and forestry. *% ®i? "iflHS <^ CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER, 1909 COVER DESIGN—By Charles E. Cartwright. OPENING OF THE SEVENTEENTH NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS AT SPOKANE, WASH., AUGUST 9, 1909 Frontispiecr SEVENTEENTH NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS 589 THE GUNNISON TUNNEL 595 DESTRUCTION OF THE NORTHERN FORESTS. AND ITS EFFECT ON THE FUTURE OF THE CENTRAL STATES—By Alexandre Erixon 599 SONG OF THE OAK (Form)—By H. F. Chorley 60s THE FOREST CONFERENCE IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS—By Philip W. Ayres 6o<S A BEGINNER IN FORESTRY (Paper F)—By Anne Warner 610 THEODORE ROOSEVELT:
. Conservation. Forests and forestry. *% ®i? "iflHS <^ CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER, 1909 COVER DESIGN—By Charles E. Cartwright. OPENING OF THE SEVENTEENTH NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS AT SPOKANE, WASH., AUGUST 9, 1909 Frontispiecr SEVENTEENTH NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS 589 THE GUNNISON TUNNEL 595 DESTRUCTION OF THE NORTHERN FORESTS. AND ITS EFFECT ON THE FUTURE OF THE CENTRAL STATES—By Alexandre Erixon 599 SONG OF THE OAK (Form)—By H. F. Chorley 60s THE FOREST CONFERENCE IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS—By Philip W. Ayres 6o<S A BEGINNER IN FORESTRY (Paper F)—By Anne Warner 610 THEODORE ROOSEVELT: DYNAMIC GEOGRAPHER (Continued)—By Frank Buffington Vrooman 612 CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLIC LANDS—By George Otis Smith 619 THE WOODS (Poem)—By Dryclen 622 WORK ON A NATIONAL FOREST: EX-RANGERS (No. /^)—By Charles Howard Shinn 623 THE FARM COMMUNITY—By Liberty Hyde Bailey 627 EDITORIAL— The President's Letter 631 McHarg as an Index 633 Putting Two and Two Together 634 A Question of Ethics anil Construction 635 Construction—Strict To-day and Free To-morrow 636 Legal Last Year, But Not This 636 NEWS AND NOTES— The Denver and Seattle Meetings 642 Maine's Water-power Commission 642 Water-power Investigation in Wisconsin 642 Forestry Instruction in Columbia 642 The Woman's National Rivers and Harbors Congress 642 Louisiana Forestry Association 642 Good Roads 642 Wise Conservation Legislation in 643 S. M. Higgins, Supervisor of Michigan 643 State Forester of Connecticut 643 Black Butte Mountain Fir Forest 643 Oregon Caves National Monument 643 Club Women for Conservation 643 Year-book of the New Hampshire Society 643 Increase in Flood Damage 644 Problems of the Waterwavs fi44 The Dry-farming Congress 644 Work of Reforesting Islands 644 Gunnison-Uncompahgre Lands Taken 644 An Ideal Pumping Device 644 Conserving Human Resources 645 Bad Forest Fires 645 Glavis to Publish Facts 645 The West in Earnest 645 The Future of Man in America 645 On t
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