Old way-Logs cut and left together, Lodgepole pine, 883 98 Gifford Pinchot, former chief of U. S. Forest Service .... 104 The land logged with care and protected from fire. timber and wood keep coming The 119 Digging canals to carry water to distant water valleys. 126 Wallipai school boy at Hackberry. Trained in a govern ment school 317 Educating the Indians 326 Statute of Liberty on the Dome of Capitol, Washington, 445 In the Yosemite National Park 450 The design of the Hague Peace Palace which received the 470 A Fourth of July fiesta at Iwahig, 1907, each division with float showing work 485 Los Angeles makes its own cement for the great acqueduct 491 CHAPTER I Social Service A nation at work in human uplift-that is the ideal, yet we have as a people fallen short in our treatment of the hungry, the naked, the stranger, the sick and the prisoner. At last we are beginning to understand the meaning of poverty, the number of those who are living below the poverty line, the amount of wretchedness and misery which is to be found in every city. In fact, now for the first time we are beginning to learn how the other half lives. It took Booth to show us darkest England and its submerged tenth in Whitechapel. It took Jacob Riis, by turning the limelight upon the reeking New York tenement, to show us its squalor and breeding places of disease. We have heard the cry of the outcast children, voiced in pitiless wail. Social settlements have sprung up, every one of which has become a center for the gathering of facts regarding poverty and disease. So we have been forced to take notice of |