Forest Service Circular No. 35 Forest Preservation and National Prosperity

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Letter of Transmittal
     Gifford Pinchot.
     Hon. James Wilson.

The Forest in the Life of the Nation
     Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States.

Forests as Public Benefactors
     His Excellency J. J. Jusserand.
     Aubrey White.

Forestry a National Need
     Hon. James Wilson.
     James J. Hill.
     Hon. John Lamb.
     Hon. John F. Lacey.

Demand for Better Lumber Trade Statistics
     George K. Smith.

Danger Confronting Packers, Shippers, and the Cooperage Industry
     M. C. Moore.
     John A. McCann.

Enormous Consumption of Timber by the Railroads
     Howard Elliott.
     Hon. Charles F. Manderson.
     J. T. Richards.

Mining Impossible without Forests
     T. J. Grier.
     David T. Day.
     Hon. Charles D. Walcott.
     Maj. F. D. Fenn.

Forests and the Development of Electrical Power
     A. L. Fellows.

Dependence of Irrigation upon Forestry
     Guy E. Mitchell.
     F. H. Newell.
     J. B. Lippincott.
     Arthur P. Davis.

Forests and the Livestock Industry
     Hon. James Wilson.
     E. S. Gosney.
     A. F. Potter.

Interest of the Federation of Women's Clubs
     Mrs. Lydia Phillips Williams.

Lumbermen Turning to Forestry
     F. E. Weyerhaueser.
     J. C. Defebaugh.
     N. W. McLeod.

An Example from the South
     John L. Kaul.

The Need of the Far Northwest
     George H. Emerson.

A Forester's Point of View
     C. A. Schenck.

The Benefits of Federal Forest Reserves
     Hon. Francis E. Warren.
     William S. Harvey.

The Field of the Bureau of Forestry
     Overton W. Price.
     Gifford Pinchot.