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Show SUMMARIZES FOREST LAWS Ogden, Utah, Oct. 26 Numerous states are now turning out forestry legislation so rapidly that it is impossible im-possible for the public to keep pace with the work along this line, says the Forest service, United States department de-partment of agriculture. In addition to covering much new ground, the states are effecting radical rad-ical and far-reaching changes in former for-mer laws, and the need for handbook hand-book on this subject is making itself felt in the form of requests for in-f"or?mation. in-f"or?mation. Such a handbook has just been iesued by the Forest service ser-vice entitled "State Forestry Laws of 1921." It is arranged as a ready reference manual for the use both of the general public and of many industries that are vitally interested interest-ed in existing forestry laws. "This publication, stateB the Forest For-est service, "will serve the public In gathering up the sum and substance of recent legislation and measuring it against certain basic principles wh-'ch are becoming more and more generally recognized as essential to such legislation. |
