quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
th in this list	189
wood in pounds per	123
pounds per cubic foot	123
seasoned wood in pounds	123
in pounds per cubic	123
weight of seasoned wood	123
of seasoned wood in	123
representative uses of wood	121
or grain of wood	120
structural qualities of wood	119
on the national forests	92
in the united states	78
of the united states	77
of the national forests	73
characteristics of the tree	68
of the forest service	50
photo by the author	49
local and common name	48
the use of the	47
on the other hand	45
d in this list	44
average of tests by	44
of tests by u	44
one of the most	42
the classical latin name	37
at the same time	36
the national forests are	35
in the national forests	35
is one of the	35
at the end of	32
in the case of	29
photo courtesy of l	29
hundred feet in height	29
by the forest service	29
st in this list	28
local and common names	28
four feet in diameter	27
united states forest service	27
the united states forest	25
the work of the	25
the secretary of agriculture	25
to four feet in	24
to one hundred feet	23
of the national forest	23
for the use of	23
as well as the	23
it is necessary to	23
in our study area	22
one hundred feet in	21
by the author figure	21
the national forests is	21
three feet in diameter	20
on account of the	20
the division of forestry	18
fifty feet in height	18
in the form of	18
as a result of	18
the end of the	18
the life of the	18
the administration of the	17
durable in contact with	17
to three feet in	17
the age structure of	17
the department of agriculture	16
the fact that the	16
the center of the	16
botanical characteristics of trees	16
the value of the	16
for the purpose of	15
two to four feet	15
the size of the	15
in the use of	15
structural and physical properties	15
five feet in diameter	15
the superior national forest	14
age structure of the	14
during the fiscal year	14
two feet in diameter	14
administration of the national	14
not durable when exposed	14
a large number of	14
six feet in diameter	14
in contact with soil	14
feet or more in	14
the growth of the	13
the best methods of	13
the character of the	13
of national forest lands	13
by the fact that	13
the practice of forestry	13
on the part of	13
of the most important	13
eighty feet in height	13
in the manufacture of	13
of the pith rays	13
the national forests and	12
of the western states	12
the protection of the	12
the top of the	12
may be known by	12
of the department of	12
to five feet in	12
in the first place	12
by means of a	12
the greater part of	12
at the present time	12
to six feet in	12
five to one hundred	12
to the fact that	12
the forest products laboratory	12
in the summer wood	12
to eighty feet in	12
in addition to the	12
on the basis of	12
by the use of	12
within the national forests	11
greater part of the	11
the development of the	11
see mech et al	11
and at the same	11
the wood of the	11
in the long run	11
structural and physical peculiarities	11
to two feet in	11
we plant the tree	11
the forest service is	11
the wag of his	11
by the secretary of	11
in the pacific northwest	11
five feet in height	11
on the pacific coast	11
ninety to one hundred	11
the people of the	11
enemies of the forest	11
the national forests of	11
as we have seen	11
wag of his tail	11
part of the tree	11
one to two feet	11
and physical properties of	10
from the standpoint of	10
one hundred and fifty	10
hundred and fifty feet	10
to one hundred and	10
is in charge of	10
physical properties of wood	10
per cent of the	10
feet from the ground	10
intermittently to nebraska and	10
in connection with the	10
or more in height	10
similar to those of	10
as well as in	10
the end of a	10
westward intermittently to nebraska	10
as a basis for	10
the forests of the	10
the part of the	10
on a national forest	10
for the most part	10
it is true that	10
the surface of the	10
the forest service in	10
so that it will	10
three to six feet	10
deer killed by wolves	10
of the motor truck	10
the united states and	10
to do with the	10
is said to be	10
of the state of	9
seventy feet in height	9
in order to make	9
work of the forest	9
during february and march	9
with reference to the	9
from to per cent	9
best in lower ohio	9
a part of the	9
tree grown in the	9
the forest service has	9
it is to be	9
at the rate of	9
in order to secure	9
of the timber wolf	9
half feet in diameter	9
time of the year	9
the act of june	9
the amount of wood	9
it is probable that	9
which the national forests	9
the cost of growing	9
from time to time	9
at a cost of	9
it is evident that	9
for the benefit of	9
one of the best	9
fires on the national	9
of national forest timber	9
it will be seen	9
the manner in which	9
to fifty feet in	9
three to five feet	8
in such a way	8
in the study area	8
use of the forest	8
for the protection of	8
the national forests were	8
the structure of wood	8
the leaves of the	8
the national forests in	8
board feet of lumber	8
as a matter of	8
a forest fire lookout	8
has to do with	8
protection of the national	8
under the weeks law	8
the rest of the	8
sport fisheries and wildlife	8
is due to the	8
in front of the	8
the national forests the	8
one to three feet	8
of the work of	8
of sport fisheries and	8
in accordance with the	8
the truck and trailer	8
the most important of	8
of the forest in	8
and fifty feet in	8
the same time the	8
bureau of sport fisheries	8
value of the land	8
in a few years	8
of deer killed by	8
of the pacific coast	8
a result of the	8
to be found in	8
the quality of the	8
the national forest lands	8
the general land office	8
must be able to	8
as soon as the	8
in the development of	8
it will be a	8
of the forest is	8
of the forest and	8
life of the tree	8
to the national forests	8
the weight of the	7
is made up of	7
the hands of the	7
of the deer population	7
from the national forests	7
when the tree is	7
the success of the	7
this type of road	7
for the production of	7
and other forest products	7
ninety feet in height	7
wolves in northeastern minnesota	7
the direction of the	7
fore and aft plank	7
the growth of trees	7
the composition of the	7
the condition of the	7
the national forests have	7
forest fires on the	7
the same general area	7
in the forest service	7
the national forests contain	7
westward intermittently to minnesota	7
forests of the west	7
upon the character of	7
the destruction of the	7
from year to year	7
for a long time	7
for the same reason	7
on a large scale	7
division of forestry was	7
by the presence of	7
to seventy feet in	7
the rate of growth	7
the resources of the	7
it will be necessary	7
the forest service to	7
he must be able	7
as in the case	7
much to do with	7
wolves and their associates	7
the length of the	7
as soon as possible	7
to be able to	7
that the national forests	7
will be seen that	7
the forest service for	7
as well as for	7
observance of arbor day	7
pores in the summer	7
of the year when	7
it is impossible to	7
in northeastern minnesota l	7
the united states is	7
during the winters of	7
in lower ohio valley	7
the principal species of	7
use of national forest	7
the fact that they	7
of the most valuable	7
as well as to	7
of the pith ray	7
value of the timber	7
in proportion to the	7
the national forest policy	7
the density of the	7
and physical peculiarities of	7
in the construction of	7
with the result that	7
the fore and aft	7
due to the fact	7
the presence of a	7
are to be seen	7
of the tree and	7
by a forest officer	7
trees may be known	7
two to three feet	7
to nebraska and texas	7
under the direction of	7
east of rocky mountains	6
exogenous structure in wood	6
in that it is	6
this view was taken	6
is found in the	6
will be necessary to	6
trees which are to	6
where there is a	6
to ninety feet in	6
in the superior national	6
radiotagged wolves and their	6
third column of m	6
use of the motor	6
in diameter at the	6
the amount of timber	6
national forest in california	6
may or may not	6
intermittently to minnesota and	6
the general property tax	6
to homestead settlers and	6
the grand old trees	6
with the united states	6
seventy to one hundred	6
by means of the	6
and aft plank road	6
is attached to the	6
in the management of	6
in the same way	6
refers to the cleavability	6
to the cleavability of	6
at the time of	6
to minnesota and texas	6
the national forests for	6
the cleavability of the	6
the district fiscal agent	6
the form of a	6
the organization of the	6
heartwood light brown or	6
wolves in our study	6
and the protection of	6
the purpose of the	6
two or three years	6
fifty to one hundred	6
the nuts of the	6
when we plant the	6
only selected lakes are	6
the secretary of the	6
sixty to eighty feet	6
the usda forest service	6
of the forest to	6
warps and checks badly	6
minnesota department of conservation	6
of the value of	6
where the soil is	6
trees of north america	6
for a second crop	6
it is of the	6
for the sake of	6
the present rate of	6
the work of a	6
the bureau of entomology	6
a matter of fact	6
or more feet in	6
the sides of the	6
the united states are	6
secretary of the interior	6
selected lakes are shown	6
in charge of a	6
it is easier to	6
in the spring wood	6
feet above the ground	6
in order that the	6
be known by their	6
species of the genus	6
we love the grand	6
in the administration of	6
a large part of	6
from nature and culture	6
is likely to be	6
the beginning of the	6
work on the national	6
westward intermittently to dakota	6
there will be no	6
light brown or red	6
the water supply of	6
subject to attack by	6
the timber wolf in	6
national forests were created	6
in the midst of	6
with the bureau of	6
the business of the	6
the most valuable of	6
to which they are	6
they are to be	6
from the fact that	6
see handwork in wood	6
fifty to eighty feet	6
at the headwaters of	6
of the radiotagged wolves	6
physical peculiarities of wood	6
of the summer wood	6
the national forests from	6
in the hands of	6
of the district forester	6
of the eastern states	6
cleavability of the wood	6
the needs of the	6
so that they will	6
the number of stock	6
the minnesota department of	6
three to four feet	6
history of the united	6
one or more of	6
of oregon and washington	6
the outside of the	6
and protection of the	6
the welfare of the	6
department of the interior	6
the forest in the	6
the cost of the	6
from a greek word	6
of the amount of	6
in charge of the	6
forest fire lookout station	6
love the grand old	6
photo courtesy of d	5
it is in the	5
of the study area	5
in algonquin provincial park	5
which are to be	5
large part of the	5
of the forest floor	5
of the road and	5
david mech and l	5
the largest amount of	5
to such an extent	5
the national forest region	5
of the soil and	5
the duty of the	5
consolidation of national forest	5
see mech and frenzel	5
different parts of the	5
of the northern hemisphere	5
to a large extent	5
of the forests of	5
one of the greatest	5
which will not be	5
for the fiscal year	5
for the forest service	5
in the protection of	5
under the influence of	5
of existing forests by	5
of timber wolves in	5
be made in the	5
of the relation of	5
of national forest resources	5
feet to the acre	5
the improvement of the	5
national and state forests	5
and range of wolf	5
the case of the	5
one of the largest	5
as far as possible	5
that they will not	5
that it is a	5
north central forest experiment	5
central forest experiment station	5
western forestry conservation association	5
abnormalities and pathological conditions	5
in spite of the	5
the first step in	5
it is not surprising	5
of our forest resources	5
seeding from the side	5
forty to fifty feet	5
trees should be cut	5
is the man who	5
in the logging industry	5
a future supply of	5
a disproportionate number of	5
the sale of timber	5
the cost of planting	5
feet in height and	5
the soil in the	5
brown tinged with red	5
it is safe to	5
the development of a	5
that they will be	5
kill rate per wolf	5
forests in the world	5
west of the mississippi	5
of young trees which	5
so long as the	5
the state of washington	5
trees of the forest	5
cells of the pith	5
land for a second	5
the total cost of	5
national forests and the	5
than those of the	5
the district forester and	5
in many of the	5
work of the service	5
piling and burning is	5
use of the national	5
of all kinds of	5
personal correspondence to l	5
in the hunted area	5
to the amount of	5
that most of the	5
uses of the forest	5
trees in a forest	5
on account of lack	5
a pack of wolves	5
forests of the united	5
the western forestry and	5
be known by its	5
is of great importance	5
it is reasonable to	5
in which they are	5
by the wag of	5
rental of national forest	5
all parts of the	5
the timber has been	5
trees to be cut	5
rather hard to work	5
of trees in the	5
power resources of the	5
the grain of wood	5
an important part in	5
the greatest good of	5
a few years ago	5
is used in the	5
or more of the	5
this means that the	5
the bulk of the	5
the nature of the	5
with special reference to	5
for the construction of	5
it may be said	5
fore and aft pole	5
of a national forest	5
most of the national	5
rangers and forest guards	5
the weight of wood	5
at the expense of	5
the tree is cut	5
in most cases the	5
motor truck for logging	5
are more or less	5
the filing of the	5
the cost of piling	5
it was found that	5
a great variety of	5
like that of the	5
the training of a	5
the national forests by	5
the western forestry conservation	5
a certain number of	5
it should be remembered	5
it is desired to	5
the base of the	5
to aid in the	5
the land of the	5
by the district forester	5
was taken in the	5
grown in the open	5
it has been estimated	5
of the spring wood	5
the foliage of the	5
training of a forester	5
organization of the forest	5
the forests in the	5
new york and pennsylvania	5
the first and most	5
parts of the tree	5
road of this type	5
or more in diameter	5
the motor truck for	5
in the vicinity of	5
is based upon the	5
three hundred feet in	5
of the forest cover	5
attempt has been made	5
in the lake states	5
of our national forests	5
the forest service and	5
perpetuation of existing forests	5
it is difficult to	5
in excess of the	5
in the order of	5
the area burned over	5
western forestry and conservation	5
the sex ratio of	5
during the dry season	5
this is one of	5
the forest experiment stations	5
a large amount of	5
arranged in the order	5
the rapidity with which	5
and character of the	5
the national and state	5
the cutting of timber	5
the inner part of	5
the perpetuation of existing	5
account of lack of	5
national forests of the	5
peculiarities and uses of	5
national forests contain about	5
forestry and conservation association	5
of the timber is	5
is also to be	5
in the fiscal year	5
and the cost of	5
species of this genus	5
to the forest service	5
under the present system	5
of the utmost importance	5
of the pacific northwest	5
bureau of plant industry	5
a good deal of	5
it is important to	5
on receipt of price	5
for the purchase of	5
center of the tree	5
wolf in northeastern minnesota	5
the requirements of the	5
may be used to	5
and the amount of	5
in the middle west	5
are due to the	5
the cells of the	5
of southern yellow pine	5
of the rocky mountains	5
important part in the	5
as well as those	5
the order of their	5
the ability of the	5
one hundred and twenty	5
more valuable for agriculture	5
insect enemies of the	5
during the period of	5
the benefit of the	5
in some of the	5
the trees of the	5
of the standing timber	5
of the general land	4
it is used for	4
the case of a	4
that they can be	4
and the number of	4
it must be remembered	4
have been found to	4
pine and douglas fir	4
to the end of	4
of a series of	4
of the wood of	4
of one deer per	4
pines of southern states	4
to forty feet in	4
are to be cut	4
is based on the	4
or all of the	4
the parts of the	4
superintendent of public instruction	4
object of forestry is	4
one to one and	4
in the northeastern states	4
the local land office	4
in the fall of	4
in most of the	4
was supported by macalester	4
of the wood lot	4
pores of spring wood	4
the new york zoological	4
protection of the forests	4
the best use of	4
splits badly in nailing	4
valley forest experiment station	4
the national forest in	4
as part of the	4
inches in diameter at	4
cause them to be	4
refers to color of	4
heartwood light reddish brown	4
if it is to	4
climate of the national	4
to the size of	4
the number of forest	4
it is estimated that	4
exhaustion of the forest	4
the first of these	4
see to it that	4
the agricultural appropriation bill	4
of national forest range	4
programme for arbor day	4
twelve feet in diameter	4
by which they are	4
the bark from the	4
but it is the	4
and the fact that	4
inner part of the	4
billion board feet of	4
the study of the	4
very durable in contact	4
what it costs to	4
about feet from shore	4
economical use of the	4
truck by means of	4
the united states has	4
fixed charges per day	4
has led to the	4
wood and summer wood	4
in which it is	4
appalachian and white mountains	4
killed by wolves in	4
used in connection with	4
of the effect of	4
fort valley forest experiment	4
a very small part	4
lookout station on the	4
the approval of the	4
or where there is	4
so that they are	4
timber has been cut	4
only the mature trees	4
there are more than	4
the pack of five	4
the trunk of a	4
intermittently to dakota and	4
view was taken in	4
of the water supply	4
to the truck by	4
color of the leaves	4
to the welfare of	4
of most of the	4
for agriculture than for	4
national forests are located	4
the severity of the	4
in which the pores	4
small percentage of the	4
trees in the forest	4
growth of the forest	4
south atlantic and gulf	4
the best way of	4
forest service is doing	4
the tongass national forest	4
such a way that	4
the forest and the	4
said to be the	4
structural peculiarities and uses	4
special reference to the	4
the owner of a	4
half to three feet	4
of the branch of	4
supported by macalester college	4
to sometimes three hundred	4
so green and gray	4
in contact with the	4
in the number of	4
the public land laws	4
leaves number in cluster	4
the trail of the	4
the exhaustion of the	4
in a dense forest	4
a branch of the	4
forest cover on the	4
the profession of forestry	4
of the soil by	4
have shown that the	4
silva of north america	4
national forest range lands	4
woods arranged in the	4
fire lookout station on	4
a large proportion of	4
on national forest land	4
the shortest possible time	4
very small part of	4
the new england states	4
what are known as	4
due to lack of	4
the columbian timber beetle	4
the greatest amount of	4
common woods arranged in	4
pole or plank road	4
in dollars and cents	4
forests contain about one	4
the most favorable conditions	4
the pith rays are	4
at least per cent	4
a higher percentage of	4
the bottom of the	4
to be used in	4
of the great plains	4
the standpoint of the	4
is used in making	4
greatest good of the	4
of minnesota veterinary diagnostic	4
purposes for which the	4
the western states are	4
the species and the	4
of the forest trees	4
the great plains wolf	4
and in many cases	4
wolves to capture deer	4
in the selection of	4
miles from the railroad	4
many different kinds of	4
trees and shrubs of	4
by the number of	4
deer to wolf predation	4
ability of wolves to	4
to be seen in	4
the trees to be	4
acknowledgments this study was	4
at the beginning of	4
every part of the	4
of the trees and	4
sugar and yellow pine	4
during the fire season	4
lands and forests res	4
the fall of the	4
many millions of dollars	4
the basis of the	4
during the same period	4
there is no better	4
in the wilderness area	4
ecology of the timber	4
the effect of the	4
paid to the states	4
the thickness of the	4
of a piece of	4
deer killed by hunters	4
the volume of the	4
half to four feet	4
a cost of from	4
as soon as they	4
are to be found	4
to that of the	4
some of them are	4
hundreds of thousands of	4
in the absence of	4
the side of the	4
into the hands of	4
trees of the northern	4
are based upon the	4
in the act of	4
such an extent that	4
there will be a	4
walls of the cells	4
the various kinds of	4
and the methods of	4
of a pack of	4
in the spring before	4
the establishment of the	4
the bureau of plant	4
of the resources of	4
fifty to seventy feet	4
homestead settlers and farmers	4
of common woods arranged	4
if it is desired	4
to the use of	4
annual tax on the	4
science of american forestry	4
one of the many	4
timber and other forest	4
list of common woods	4
the forest homestead act	4
the soil is not	4
soil in the forest	4
by wolves in northeastern	4
is the same as	4
the aim of the	4
where the trees are	4
each end of the	4
the right of way	4
in order to carry	4
study was supported by	4
made to determine the	4
the utilization of the	4
the conditions under which	4
to the secretary of	4
the forest and its	4
that there is no	4
such a way as	4
snow depth and penetrability	4
millions of dollars worth	4
in the shortest possible	4
distinguished from white oak	4
care should be taken	4
thin sapwood nearly white	4
of timber and the	4
front of the forest	4
has been estimated that	4
are among the most	4
in the open field	4
a pack of five	4
the branch of lands	4
with the exception of	4
of national forest land	4
in advance of the	4
of the forest reserves	4
locations and range of	4
to a height of	4
to put it out	4
is more or less	4
the ability of wolves	4
arizona and new mexico	4
by radiotagged wolves and	4
the use of a	4
in which the national	4
in the appalachian and	4
of the country in	4
close to the ground	4
in a national forest	4
manner in which the	4
order to secure the	4
the pacific coast states	4
and a half feet	4
arbor and bird day	4
a knowledge of the	4
seasons of the year	4
of trees per acre	4
along the sides of	4
life of the forest	4
a way as to	4
from place of shipment	4
ten feet in diameter	4
of different kinds of	4
sections of the country	4
during the winter of	4
the forests from fire	4
of the mississippi river	4
of dollars worth of	4
in the employ of	4
lands in the national	4
insure a second crop	4
improved ranch property within	4
from the seed of	4
the area of the	4
to one hundred years	4
principal species of wood	4
more feet in height	4
in the same area	4
annual rings clearly marked	4
the efficiency of the	4
and aft pole road	4
a large percentage of	4
the handling of the	4
of forestry in the	4
on account of their	4
new york zoological society	4
at the small end	4
brush piling and burning	4
care and protection of	4
the knowledge of the	4
are the most important	4
the walls of the	4
forests are to be	4
resources of the united	4
full enjoyment of light	4
the best of the	4
on the bark of	4
and much of the	4
members of the pack	4
four to six feet	4
the life of a	4
danger on the national	4
feet in diameter and	4
and that of the	4
has not yet been	4
a few of the	4
to color of bark	4
and many other matters	4
to cents an acre	4
free use of timber	4
the time of the	4
the lassen national forest	4
and the home of	4
the gulf of mexico	4
the existence of the	4
forests of the pacific	4
the population at large	4
percent of the wolves	4
by means of which	4
property within or near	4
was one of the	4
worth of timber every	4
from to feet high	4
in the same general	4
land in the national	4
the relation of the	4
the different kinds of	4
the trees that are	4
forestry in this country	4
on top of the	4
the song of the	4
to the protection of	4
the free use of	4
natural enemies of the	4
the width of the	4
it is not the	4
the forest service of	4
timber wolf in algonquin	4
to protect the forest	4
are some of the	4
smaller than those of	4
the age of the	4
on one of the	4
ranch property within or	4
at the top of	4
top of the tree	4
of the first importance	4
it is for the	4
a second crop of	4
district forester and the	4
atlantic and gulf states	4
from the same general	4
the privately owned timber	4
to grow a new	4
in the early summer	4
are said to be	4
to feet in diameter	4
pack of five wolves	4
a small percentage of	4
a road of this	4
the land in the	4
of the most beautiful	4
to the ground and	4
a pack of to	4
university of minnesota veterinary	4
present rate of cutting	4
the appalachian and white	4
running expenses per mile	4
of the public and	4
and from to feet	4
forty feet in height	4
already on the ground	4
pores in summer wood	4
work in the woods	4
the ends of the	4
when the crop is	4
cost of from to	4
and the effect of	4
an illustration of this	4
classical latin name for	4
in the process of	4
in the forest is	4
to grow in the	4
structure of the hunter	4
the shape of the	4
of the land and	4
and the trees are	4
a high state of	4
lands within the national	4
eight to ten feet	4
the angeles national forest	4
of the forest products	4
to the needs of	4
with the naked eye	4
so far as possible	4
not only to the	4
down from the mountains	4
the forest fire problem	4
one deer per days	4
from the sale of	4
no charge is made	4
the color of the	4
of the timber and	4
the midst of the	4
the wood is soft	4
condition of the soil	4
as much as possible	4
worth of timber and	4
for a pack of	4
telephone and telegraph poles	4
in the center of	4
at a time of	4
only percent of the	4
as one of the	4
the trees may be	4
the national forests that	4
to take up the	4
light brown or yellow	4
to take care of	4
and the density of	4
is necessary to make	4
in the amount of	4
in the rocky mountains	4
is probable that the	4
the heat of the	4
two to five feet	4
per cent compound interest	4
the effect of snow	4
for springtime is here	4
relation of forests to	4
spring wood and summer	4
the land and the	4
deer per wolf per	4
the ecology of the	4
timber pines of southern	4
of some of the	4
has been made to	4
reproduction of the forest	4
less cost of tires	4
be used as a	4
stained so as to	4
the place of the	4
new roads and trails	4
museum of natural history	4
this study was supported	4
the fertility of the	4
the opening of the	4
the ability to resist	4
the end of that	4
in the work of	4
the department of the	4
three and a half	4
the use of fire	4
the relation of forests	4
feet of merchantable timber	4
of the age structure	4
may be closed to	4
of the secretary of	4
the degree to which	4
are only a few	4
of timber every year	4
it is not used	4
toward the center of	4
the crown cover is	4
sharp contrast between spring	4
is necessary to know	4
the nation as a	4
of the life of	4
this is due to	4
minnesota veterinary diagnostic laboratory	4
was found to have	4
to a depth of	4
right third column of	4
takes place in the	4
a time of the	4
of the forest are	4
the states in which	4
more rapidly than the	4
in a general way	4
existing forests by use	4
the forests have been	4
from that of the	4
the national forests every	4
it is better to	4
the act of march	4
the average kill rate	4
wolf in algonquin provincial	4
the body of the	4
of wolves and deer	4
water supply of the	4
surface of the ground	4
the woods of the	4
the forest service the	4
is to be found	4
a certain amount of	4
at right angles to	4
the act of february	4
have been carried on	4
the popular poplar tree	4
the work of forestry	3
is a native of	3
during the summer months	3
and refers to the	3
as wide as the	3
of forests to farms	3
to be careful with	3
on the vulnerability of	3
where the timber is	3
this is especially true	3
the shade of the	3
a great number of	3
our national forests are	3
in the valley below	3
to the united states	3
the creation of a	3
the forest supervisor has	3
got to within yards	3
methods of forest management	3
mech during the preparation	3
the puget sound region	3
may be able to	3
cost of growing it	3
made a part of	3
distinctions in the group	3
in the various states	3
publications of the u	3
plants and predatory animals	3
male female male female	3
between it and the	3
more than per cent	3
use of the trailer	3
elementary principles of forest	3
most of the states	3
more feet in diameter	3
foot of specimen m	3
there is very little	3
dollars worth of timber	3
more than any other	3
the removal of the	3
protection of forests from	3
marked by to rows	3
about one deer per	3
on a small scale	3
that it can be	3
the frame of the	3
masses of pitch and	3
of timber in the	3
hundred to sometimes three	3
when there is least	3
the tax on yield	3
north carolina and tennessee	3
the home of the	3
is not always possible	3
will be in the	3
as they are sometimes	3
all radiotagged wolves and	3
the headwaters of the	3
the timber of the	3
much may be done	3
for a period of	3
one of these is	3
is the art of	3
it is possible to	3
on the watershed of	3
the control of the	3
association of audubon societies	3
become familiar with the	3
as well as by	3
in spite of all	3
forest is to be	3
insects and diseases that	3
in the sap of	3
as large as the	3
to make use of	3
from to cents an	3
the preservation of the	3
in order to obtain	3
the ability of a	3
the result of this	3
ten or fifteen years	3
the tree grows in	3
grown in the forest	3
the supervision of the	3
well as in the	3
the extent of the	3
of many of our	3
national forests are the	3
the big trees of	3
addition to the work	3
changes in the forest	3
in the washington office	3
the question of the	3
similar to that of	3
in the government service	3
from white oak in	3
within or near a	3
growth of trees and	3
penetrability by deer and	3
of sheep and goats	3
the present methods of	3
natives of the united	3
his knowledge of the	3
the amount of water	3
it is far better	3
and destroy the wood	3
it is not always	3
have to do with	3
two years in the	3
a billion feet of	3
are the larvae of	3
in the north woods	3
to say that the	3
are distributed over the	3
the latter part of	3
to the rocky mountains	3
to ten feet in	3
a good tree to	3
the wolves of north	3
sixty to ninety feet	3
of the trailer is	3
about the same as	3
the trees are to	3
the united states of	3
is to keep the	3
studies have been made	3
the air when the	3
these are some of	3
the early stages of	3
people who live in	3
susceptible of high polish	3
department of agriculture in	3
power development on the	3
the help of the	3
the timber is sold	3
studies are carried on	3
the united states department	3
preservation of the forest	3
the best methods for	3
up thar in the	3
not distinguished from white	3
are not allowed to	3
of north america and	3
by the help of	3
large areas of state	3
from the center of	3
a b c d	3
to make clear the	3
in the original document	3
near the national forests	3
of the division of	3
in the preparation of	3
there are as many	3
in the local land	3
in the latter case	3
only a few years	3
miles for a pack	3
the united states for	3
for the purposes of	3
it has been found	3
the seedlings from the	3
of a truck is	3
when it comes to	3
in the yellow pine	3
are responsible for the	3
about yards from the	3
the influence of the	3
there is a great	3
or near a national	3
the forest cover on	3
be remembered that the	3
part of the stem	3
the beauty of the	3
new brunswick to florida	3
present methods of taxation	3
with little or no	3
people of the west	3
to inches in the	3
should be made to	3
a total of wolf	3
growing part of the	3
the bureau of forestry	3
with the university of	3
at the present rate	3
in order to get	3
the regularity of the	3
on the ground and	3
will be able to	3
have been destroyed by	3
one of the worst	3
of the fire season	3
the construction of improvements	3
in montana and idaho	3
be used with any	3
depends upon the character	3
of an endangered species	3
of the wood in	3
name for the pitch	3
three times as much	3
and useful to the	3
the future production of	3
in the national forest	3
the united states in	3
on the superior national	3
for motor truck logging	3
the exception of a	3
column of m reduced	3
nova scotia to florida	3
pits to each tracheid	3
the winter and the	3
not durable in contact	3
eighty to one hundred	3
tax laws prevent reforestation	3
portions of the west	3
the solution of the	3
courtesy of university of	3
of large quantities of	3
national forest improvements the	3
the carrying on of	3
on the ground is	3
is evident that the	3
we cannot afford to	3
that the forest service	3
in handwork in wood	3
and the result is	3
and other improvements on	3
it should not be	3
board feet of timber	3
and penetrability by deer	3
trees of the same	3
of the privately owned	3
one hundred and thirty	3
water and food materials	3
of the pack of	3
american book company new	3
the amount of the	3
in the federal forests	3
of the principles of	3
in a forest nursery	3
knowledge of the forest	3
a member of a	3
the publications of the	3
best in southern oregon	3
for a forest fire	3
in some other way	3
among the most beautiful	3
of the public to	3
so that as the	3
planned and orderly development	3
checks badly in drying	3
abundantly and beautifully illustrated	3
the forests on the	3
the growing season is	3
a knife pressed upon	3
are apt to be	3
of the university of	3
the commissioner of agriculture	3
the basis of a	3
standing timber in the	3
the greek name for	3
total cost per mile	3
the forest ranger in	3
direct seeding work on	3
of the growth of	3
the food of the	3
and many other factors	3
an attempt has been	3
of large open ducts	3
is the most important	3
the federal aid road	3
of the laws and	3
it is remembered that	3
on the lumber industry	3
the importance of this	3
least danger from fire	3
trees are characterized by	3
as much lumber as	3
for the timber owner	3
as well as upon	3
as early as the	3
to arrive at a	3
the forest service timber	3
big trees of california	3
without injury to the	3
of roads and trails	3
is well illustrated by	3
on the walls of	3
is of vital importance	3
is obtainable in large	3
of wolves to capture	3
a transverse section of	3
this condition of affairs	3
intermittently to michigan and	3
the care and protection	3
national forest lands are	3
be one of the	3
one of the strongest	3
of the individual trees	3
at the base and	3
in many different ways	3
on the lassen national	3
selected with reference to	3
has been found to	3
by several rows of	3
the eastern part of	3
and institutions of learning	3
is apt to be	3
the interior of the	3
the science of forestry	3
trees that have been	3
a bureau of information	3
practice of forestry as	3
that the age structure	3
the uses of wood	3
valuable for agriculture than	3
to the same family	3
to keep the soil	3
book company new york	3
for the needs of	3
of their forest cover	3
spare the beechen tree	3
end of the chapter	3
where the logs are	3
percent of the wolf	3
into the ground and	3
are characterized as follows	3
in the early stages	3
by the forest officers	3
of the largest and	3
in the forests of	3
now employed by the	3
this part of the	3
fact that it is	3
from eight to ten	3
and the young growth	3
who do not own	3
sometimes three hundred feet	3
to two and one	3
in order to be	3
observed in northeastern minnesota	3
the management of the	3
in the office of	3
administration and protection of	3
for distinctions in the	3
springtime in the air	3
the radial walls of	3
the planting of trees	3
the preparation of this	3
as the object of	3
to the people of	3
of the american forests	3
virgin forest is the	3
there is least danger	3
type of road is	3
to check in drying	3
must be left to	3
of live stock on	3
photo courtesy of university	3
it has been shown	3
because it is easier	3
the science of american	3
diameter at the base	3
to the color of	3
many of the forests	3
order to facilitate the	3
in view of this	3
wood is used in	3
to the man who	3
land of the free	3
large areas in the	3
of the species of	3
one of the principal	3
the fire fighting organization	3
bark of a tree	3
while a species may	3
the classification and segregation	3
during the first year	3
of the public land	3
the united states to	3
in the western part	3
to get to them	3
in his power to	3
we plant when we	3
so that it is	3
in part from the	3
of the practice of	3
the peculiarities of the	3
contact with the soil	3
used to inches in	3
and shrubs of massachusetts	3
of the states in	3
small quantities of sugar	3
to realize that the	3
of protection and administration	3
millions of acres of	3
and wolves near isabella	3
killed by wolves were	3
throughout the fire season	3
and orderly development of	3
that it may be	3
national forest homestead act	3
are likely to be	3
refers to great size	3
their power of germination	3
trees and shrubs and	3
and to prevent the	3
representative of the age	3
medullary rays numerous and	3
varying in size from	3
our study area during	3
the point where the	3
yellow pine should be	3
are published in the	3
the classification and consolidation	3
acres of national forests	3
of the remaining trees	3
this is only one	3
of the work which	3
it is a crop	3
best in puget sound	3
it does not pay	3
and conspicuous medullary rays	3
tax laws which will	3
there are only a	3
on each ranger district	3
the motor truck is	3
was a member of	3
corporations on the lumber	3
the present system of	3
as the rest of	3
is peculiarly true of	3
a result of this	3
what do we plant	3
diameter and from to	3
and the perpetuation of	3
of each of the	3
have been able to	3
the middle of the	3
the kill rate of	3
the sheep and cattle	3
the remains of the	3
where sugar pine and	3
on the watersheds of	3
the third paragraph was	3
the construction of roads	3
the same way as	3
has been done in	3
on sharp curves and	3
in this way a	3
with the distribution of	3
of tax laws which	3
but there is no	3
forest fires in the	3
to miles an hour	3
the first steps in	3
by the mountain pine	3
to the point where	3
of forest fires on	3
most important of all	3
small part of the	3
schools and institutions of	3
what was once a	3
roads and trails are	3
and behavior of an	3
bureau of industrial research	3
the protection of forests	3
the class of stock	3
one part of the	3
an assistant to the	3
may be used as	3
less than six inches	3
the height of the	3
is not surprising that	3
the appearance of the	3
was found to be	3
published in the form	3
watersheds of navigable streams	3
two and a half	3
an idea of the	3
the interactions of wolves	3
inflammability of the forest	3
upon national forest land	3
to one and one	3
in the same place	3
of great importance to	3
is the most valuable	3
the length of time	3
it is also to	3
company new york cincinnati	3
fifty cents per hundredweight	3
and consolidation of national	3
this was the first	3
of university of minnesota	3
part of the work	3
for the national forests	3
to know something of	3
states forest service and	3
on the radial walls	3
of the cells of	3
forests from fire and	3
his point of view	3
of stock for which	3
national association of audubon	3
less than per cent	3
are now being used	3
future production of the	3
the end of its	3
deer and wolves near	3
it should be noted	3
straight line distances between	3
trees are to be	3
the great variety of	3
it is not necessary	3
classification and segregation of	3
for the establishment of	3
is of great value	3
during the preparation of	3
a fore and aft	3
because it is so	3
in order to give	3
section of a virgin	3
upon the number of	3
the eastern united states	3
within about feet of	3
is to be done	3
at least during winter	3
tracks in the snow	3
from to feet in	3
trees must be left	3
the young trees are	3
on national forest lands	3
to as high as	3
the large size of	3
is now employed by	3
so that the water	3
be found in the	3
it must be the	3
the naked eye or	3
which will permit the	3
structure of the deer	3
so as to be	3
as that of the	3
in the western states	3
both large and small	3
the various forms of	3
the woods afforded by	3
the need of a	3
as the cost of	3
may be made of	3
as in any other	3
additional notes for distinctions	3
with the forest service	3
the leaves have fallen	3
part of the ring	3
only one of the	3
with the development of	3
forest officers in the	3
of deer from the	3
end of the season	3
the aid of the	3
of the trees is	3
the national forests which	3
national forests in the	3
of the black locust	3
near a national forest	3
of the forestry work	3
the bark of some	3
which the trees have	3
the majority of the	3
water supply for the	3
tests have shown that	3
to pile and burn	3
that the number of	3
of the present system	3
enter into the problem	3
miles miles miles miles	3
see illustration on page	3
the year when the	3
escapability of the deer	3
study of the timber	3
in the fortieth year	3
was the case in	3
knowledge of the woods	3
play an important part	3
within a comparatively short	3
the use of national	3
insure a future supply	3
of state forest land	3
in so far as	3
of the business of	3
the creation of the	3
of the woods of	3
of little use for	3
of the timber supply	3
black and white color	3
the edge of the	3
the pith rays and	3
is particularly true of	3
in the fact that	3
when the soil is	3
for the greatest good	3
source of tax revenue	3
of lands under the	3
is known as the	3
in this way the	3
different kinds of trees	3
the same as that	3
a long period of	3
very light in weight	3
shortened and latinized from	3
timber in the country	3
the kind of trees	3
the disposal of the	3
of the tree is	3
is probably the most	3
average of humboldt specimens	3
is responsible for the	3
of timber for the	3
for the first year	3
know something of the	3
live in or near	3
indian name for the	3
other parts of the	3
the annual growth of	3
will some day be	3
in the department of	3
may have to be	3
lose their power of	3
forest service of the	3
is the reason why	3
may be said to	3
there are a number	3
to suppose that the	3
x and up by	3
woodwork and mechanical drawing	3
and a number of	3
handling of the national	3
twelve inches in diameter	3
operation of motor vehicles	3
who has charge of	3
not only has the	3
states department of agriculture	3
a net income of	3
of which are the	3
present tax laws prevent	3
number of trees per	3
feet or over in	3
in order to keep	3
the watersheds of streams	3
to six inches in	3
x and up x	3
in the black hills	3
carrying out of the	3
bark is used in	3
over a long period	3
hardwood forests of the	3
of the trees of	3
of forests from fire	3
large percentage of the	3
may be said that	3
use of the range	3
trees in order to	3
more forest experiment stations	3
average of specimens by	3
be closed to grazing	3
the year when there	3
is allotted to the	3
nd in this list	3
must be made to	3
if the land is	3
lines of pores in	3
allowed to graze on	3
of lumber in the	3
while they are still	3
the water runs off	3
supply of timber for	3
acquisition of lands under	3
branches in the spring	3
to stop the fire	3
in lower ohio river	3
forests in the united	3
the permanent good of	3
welfare of the forest	3
at the bottom of	3
load that can be	3
the uses of the	3
which the pores are	3
regions of the united	3
to be more than	3
is about the same	3
year when there is	3
in case of fire	3
by deer and wolves	3
the forest resources of	3
classification and consolidation of	3
own improved ranch property	3
a load of logs	3
be borne in mind	3
annual layers strongly marked	3
the level of the	3
the structure of the	3
should be in the	3
most valuable of the	3
it is impracticable to	3
be sent to the	3
resources of the western	3
in case a fire	3
to improve the quality	3
the great mass of	3
by far the most	3
of pitch and sawdust	3
report of the commissioner	3
have been cut over	3
by to rows of	3
so as to resemble	3
has been used for	3
to clean up the	3
different kinds of wood	3
are the remains of	3
leaves of the trees	3
tax on the land	3
to the young growth	3
to which it is	3
the headwaters of streams	3
the preparation of the	3
are found in the	3
good of the greatest	3
playgrounds of the nation	3
must be kept in	3
governing the operation of	3
the tree for the	3
is least danger from	3
and are apt to	3
new york cincinnati chicago	3
an extent that the	3
must be worked out	3
kills and probable wolf	3
forests during the fiscal	3
the greater bulk of	3
diameter at the small	3
the first year and	3
forest service has been	3
the position of the	3
the seasoning of wood	3
financed mech during the	3
to carry on the	3
to the shipping point	3
on the radial section	3
sheep and goats are	3
been marked for cutting	3
the trees have been	3
use of the incline	3
the object of this	3
the inauguration of the	3
in order to insure	3
the distribution of trees	3
the location of the	3
the private owners of	3
from fire and trespass	3
in the spring of	3
the different species of	3
used with any course	3
of arizona and new	3
in view of the	3
most parts of the	3
that they may be	3
as a second crop	3
seventy to ninety feet	3
in order to utilize	3
the great fires of	3
the time required to	3
the range of the	3
to provide for the	3
to make room for	3
the office of forest	3
be seen in the	3
from to per annum	3
seedlings from the sun	3
that the use of	3
are in the national	3
this is particularly true	3
under which it is	3
to a great extent	3
it is desirable to	3
plant when we plant	3
to insure a second	3
desired to use a	3
the office of the	3
forest products of the	3
on the development of	3
after the manner of	3
color of the bark	3
from the atlantic to	3
the national forest movement	3
numerous and conspicuous medullary	3
future supply of timber	3
the vulnerability of deer	3
forest regions of the	3
in the school room	3
in quantity and quality	3
is by no means	3
are allowed to graze	3
to the owner of	3
the farm the forest	3
number of stock which	3
principles of forest growth	3
after they get started	3
and the west indies	3
of the range of	3
cost of growing timber	3
in such a manner	3
to be feared from	3
are a number of	3
are placed at the	3
it is based upon	3
the presence of the	3
tree so that it	3
for this reason he	3
to distinguish the different	3
leaves resemble those of	3
the far western states	3
from december through april	3
it is said that	3
it is also the	3
liquor obtained from the	3
significantly higher percentage of	3
great plains wolf in	3
to the management of	3
hundred feet or more	3
that it is necessary	3
marking timber for cutting	3
at the foot of	3
thousands of square miles	3
and development of the	3
the reproduction of the	3
name for the liquor	3
of a number of	3
to it that the	3
water supply of a	3
the carrying capacity of	3
federal aid road act	3
as the supplies of	3
of water and food	3
be said to be	3
to be derived from	3
with one or more	3
of the northern states	3
prevent the fire from	3
any length of time	3
is a collection of	3
it is best to	3
and the degree of	3
do we plant when	3
many of them are	3
greek name for walnut	3
have been marked for	3
cost of protection and	3
for the pitch pine	3
the most beautiful of	3
forage and water resources	3
and out of the	3
in a few days	3
rate of growth of	3
of national forest improvements	3
to some extent in	3
the ecology and behavior	3
the national forests during	3
not strong or durable	3
often stained so as	3
of a virgin forest	3
is of the utmost	3
market value of the	3
the timber owner cannot	3
the watersheds of navigable	3
two hundred feet in	3
composition of the crop	3
in a number of	3
charge is made for	3
organization of the national	3
nation as a whole	3
the most valuable timber	3
the future welfare of	3
as long as the	3
the purposes for which	3
the land that is	3
of the forest supervisor	3
makes it possible to	3
board feet per acre	3
charge of a forest	3
the cost will be	3
annual rings distinct by	3
vulnerability of deer to	3
occur in north america	3
the truck by means	3
the national forest homestead	3
within a national forest	3
national forests during the	3
if the road is	3
included in the national	3
under our present system	3
work of the columbian	3
point of view of	3
there is not much	3
used in the manufacture	3
in the making of	3
the influence of light	3
commissioner of corporations on	3
westward intermittently to michigan	3
the liquor obtained from	3
to the level of	3
the growing of timber	3
is determined by the	3
the cost of protection	3
and the fire hazard	3
future of the forest	3
home of the brave	3
sixty feet in height	3
a portion of the	3
average weekly straight line	3
the virgin forest is	3
as possible to the	3
is no better subject	3
the history of the	3
is particularly liable to	3
payment has been made	3
are made by the	3
in the heart of	3
up by the roots	3
from the united states	3
study area during winter	3
wood pulp and paper	3
is that they are	3
in order to facilitate	3
the same as the	3
as possible for the	3
on the ground to	3
must be protected from	3
the three winters of	3
on the top of	3
as a rule the	3
splits easily in nailing	3
has been cut off	3
in eastern north america	3
a piece of wood	3
two hundred and fifty	3
the population of the	3
a comparatively short time	3
forester must know the	3
forest service method of	3
are included in the	3
from one to three	3
the employ of lumbermen	3
relation to the forest	3
to the presence of	3
extent and character of	3
the future of the	3
the allotment of grazing	3
the protection of his	3
of forest products in	3
trees affording these woods	3
national forests of alaska	3
of the greatest number	3
national forests every year	3
checks badly in seasoning	3
is one of our	3
one of the big	3
the number of fires	3
united states of america	3
development on the national	3
a species may be	3
maximum annual carrying charge	3
the future development of	3
illustrated with photographs and	3
and uses of wood	3
so that the truck	3
forest resources of the	3
great fires of august	3
of the columbian timber	3
of the forests is	3
protection of the forest	3
than six inches in	3
there is plenty of	3
the trees which are	3
in the tangential section	3
distribution and composition of	3
is one in which	3
only to the forest	3
the care of the	3
the jurisdiction of the	3
the best way to	3
bark resembles that of	3
to the dignity of	3
that the land is	3
pores of summer wood	3
which it is a	3
nature of the country	3
such as douglas fir	3
a basis for a	3
and one half to	3
in the bark of	3
even for a short	3
under the forest homestead	3
the distribution and composition	3
it must also be	3
are the most destructive	3
improvement of the forest	3
protected from fire and	3
the end of years	3
twice as strong as	3
modifications in the organization	3
a high degree of	3
if it is not	3
mesas of the southwest	3
is reasonable to suppose	3
to each other and	3
united states department of	3
thru a belt of	3
if the soil is	3
the mechanical properties of	3
present in the sap	3
board feet of logs	3
marked by several rows	3
carried on at the	3
in the air when	3
in the immediate vicinity	3
of forest fires and	3
taken up with the	3
each year in the	3
of the cell walls	3
a field study of	3
been shown to have	3
early in the spring	3
national forests may be	3
are grazed in the	3
of timber and other	3
they are made and	3
it is a good	3
to find out the	3
the amount of foliage	3
the forest trees of	3
railroads are required to	3
the university of minnesota	3
foresters in private work	3
one hundred feet or	3
lumber tree of the	3
the establishment of a	3
and agricultural implement industries	3
order to keep the	3
or appearance of wood	3
the rocky mountain region	3
are grown in nurseries	3
is derived from the	3
member of a pack	3
the yearlong rate for	3
to secure the best	3
might be expected to	3
in the eastern states	3
of the tree by	3
forest service in washington	3
a year in the	3
of the commissioner of	3
good tree to plant	3
use of the people	3
in eastern united states	3
that it will be	3
borne in mind that	3
as great as the	3
when this method is	3
what is the best	3
plates of working drawings	3
is the aim of	3
is important to know	3
the same is true	3
the interest of the	3
timber in the united	3
it is easy to	3
the man who is	3
to the public welfare	3
the atlantic to the	3
as far as the	3
for any length of	3
at least during the	3
is still in the	3
the act of august	3
the flow of streams	3
to cause them to	3
there is no reason	3
no better subject to	3
the playgrounds of the	3
ecology and behavior of	3
with the department of	3
the branch of silviculture	3
have been worked out	3
under the supervision of	3
sheep and cattle are	3
the ground with a	3
of from to cents	3
a forest fire in	3
in each case the	3
the spirit of the	3
the expense of the	3
is said to have	3
in compliance with the	3
character of the wood	3
history of the world	3
depth and penetrability by	3
species of trees in	3
of the most difficult	3
in some other business	3
each ranger district is	3
mechanical properties of wood	3
to determine the best	3
the bark of the	3
annual consumption of wood	3
but as a rule	3
the old beech tree	3
to be expended for	3
the young growth to	3
is not the only	3
kill rate of one	3
carried on to determine	3
of the cost of	3
has much to do	3
the spring before the	3
we have seen in	3
two and one half	3
in this kind of	3
the country in which	3
on the angeles national	3
be relied upon to	3
can be more easily	3
the fact that it	3
of the annual ring	3
of large bodies of	3
are to be used	3
is only one of	3
forest trees of the	3
the forest can be	3
is of the first	3
the poet of trees	3
the amount and value	3
one of the national	3
in the winter and	3
necessary to make the	3
administration of the forests	3
patrol and fire fighting	3
species of american woods	3
the good of the	3
this is done by	3
based on incisor sectioning	3
in addition to this	3
a tree or log	3
when it is remembered	3
the construction of national	3
the branch of operation	3
same is true of	3
parts of the forest	3
to the states in	3
on both sides of	3
durable in exposed positions	3
this kind of work	3
wood for the nation	3
in the forests and	3
this does not mean	3
is necessary in the	3
the results of his	3
the fact that in	3
an index to the	3
the production of the	3
plains wolf in northeastern	3
taken up by the	3
distinguished from one another	3
it is by no	3
the classified civil service	3
it is because of	3
were it not for	3
greatly to be desired	3
wolves of north america	3
the forest service method	3
the sale value of	3
or it may be	3
fire danger on the	3
reduce the number of	3
and the need of	3
the point of view	3
part of the farm	3
and latinized from pawcohicora	3
spring and summer wood	3
has charge of all	3
has been found that	3
paid to any address	3
half of all the	3
united states and canada	3
a change in the	3
for which he is	3
in most parts of	3
for those who are	3
rows of large open	3
in case of a	3
dead and down timber	3
used by the forest	3
parts of the west	3
of life and property	3
of corporations on the	3
the young trees and	3
the forest service appropriation	3
bark from the trunk	3
of the fiscal year	3
the state and federal	3
in the states of	3
the most part in	3
to see that the	3
many of the states	3
six inches in thickness	3
trees of all ages	3
notes for distinctions in	3
will be found to	3
cents to cents per	3
to cents per acre	3
from the roots to	3
as it is called	3
parts of the country	3
to within yards of	3
should be remembered that	3
and is used in	3
lands under the weeks	3
the seed of the	3
on the surface of	3
it is advisable to	3
a man who is	3
the seed is sown	3
annual layers clearly marked	3
as to be seldom	3
the roots of the	3
in the eastern part	3
the permanence of the	3
into white and black	3
sales to homestead settlers	3
of the importance of	3
a forest experiment station	3
the logs to the	3
large size of the	3
do you hoe it	3
construction of national forest	3
the indian name for	3
killed by a trapper	3
the cost of logging	3
the scene of the	3
the latter half of	3
latin name for the	3
square miles for a	3
thirty to fifty feet	3
disposal of national forest	3
reasonable to suppose that	3
of a forest fire	3
the escapability of the	3
and many other improvements	3
field study of the	3
careful study of the	3
class of stock which	3
failing supply of timber	3
improvements on the national	3
the result that the	3
is desired to use	3
and the structure of	3
the young growth has	3
cubic feet of wood	3
it is one of	3
well as upon the	3
of the wood crop	3
is that it is	3
in diameter and from	3
visit the national forests	3
national forest timber sale	3
and value of the	3
of which there are	3
of the original stand	3
or may not be	3
of a forest is	3
and white color phases	3
forest rangers and forest	3
growth already on the	3
some of the species	3
protection and improvement plans	3
in the fall to	3
scene of the fire	3
work of a forester	3
thar in the city	3
before the forests were	3
white oak of the	3
the states and the	3
the forests were created	3
at the base of	3
acres of national forest	3
when the leaves are	3
by the property clerk	3
in a short time	3
in puget sound region	3
in the fall and	3
the roots to the	3
of the man who	3
for the liquor obtained	3
the mountain pine beetle	3
piling the brush and	3
use of the forage	3
development of the crop	3
the snow on the	3