Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1927 — Page 5

MAY 13, 1927

FOREST RANGER’S WORK CANT BE * TAUGHTBYMAIL Federal Authority May Be invoked Against Correspondence Schools. Times Washington Bureau, 1323 New York Auenue WASHINGTON, May 13.—Eastern dudes who think they can take correspondence courses in horseback riding timber scaling and surveying to qualify as forest rangers in the government service, are giving the native western rangers lots of laughs these days, according to the U. S. forestry service. A number of correspondence schools have been advertising training by mail to enable students to pass the forest ranger examinations. These schools have pictured forest ranging as a soft out-of-door job, consisting largely of riding horseback through the woods. Asa matter of fact, the work is hard and exacting, and can hardly be done by a man who has not grown up in the country where he would be a ranger, according to Will C. Barnes, government forest inspector. What Job Means The jobs which a ranger must handle include: surveying government land for homesteaders, scaling timber and marking it with the UJnited States seal when it is sold to " saw mill, building government trails in United States forests and keeping these clear, hunting up tourists who have lost their way in the woods, keeping constantly in touch with lookouts who watch for forest fires, riding the ranges to see whether grazers have their stock in the proper places, and in the numbers for which they have contracted. The forest rangers liaVe to trail poaching herders and see that they do not steal forage from Uncle Sam; they stock streams with fish and check up on hunters and fishers to be sure that game laws are being respected. They assist in cattle round-ups. Hard Job; Small Pay All told, it’s a hard job, and what’s more, it will never make a man rich, inasmuch as it pays only $1,200 to SI,BOO per year. However, that much money goes quite a way in a government national farest, and in addition Uncle Sam gives each of his 1,500 rangers a cabin to live in, feed for his horse, and pays his expenses when he has to be away from home over night in line of duty. For an out-of-door man who knows the country, it is attractive work, but since one of the qualifications for rangers is residence in the State where the ranging is to be done, eastern boys will do well not to listen to siren songs of correspondence schools, Barnes says. Money paid for these courses will bo money thrown away. | An attempt is being made to stop "ue-h schools from conducting their business through the mails.

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CROWDED JAIL WITH ONE CELL Three Prisoners in One Night Caused Tangle in California Town. Bu United Press MILL VALLEY, Cal., May 13. Once upon a time the city fathers of Mill Valley built two jail cells, but whfen no criminals appeared to accept confinement it was decided that one of the cells wasn’t needed. It was converted into a storeroom. Then a wave of crime broke over this quiet liitle town at the foot of TENDER FEET. Aching burning, I swollen, shoe-chafed feet. The j minute you put your feet into a “Tiz” bath you feel pain being drawh out and j comfort just soaking in. “Tiz” draws ' out the poisons and acids that cause foot misery. It is almost magical. <- Tiz” takes all the soreness out oi corns and callouses. Get a box of "Tiz” at any drug or department store. End foot torture forever—wear smaller shoe?, keep your feet fresh, sweet comfortable, “TIZ" for tired aching feet

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