Now Is The Time T\TENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY

A party of ,92 nrcmlrcrs of thc Northrvcstenl I-unrbcrnren's Association, of Minncapolis, Minrr., stopllecl for a day in I-os Angeles on M:rrch rj, :rnd rvere delightfully entertained through<-rut thc <lay as the guests of I,i. J. Stanton & Son. They were shou,n the sights of Los Angelcs an<l l{ollywood, and rvere givcn a luncheon at the Irlintridgc Country Club.

The Northwcstcrn Association delegatcs \verc cntertained at San Francisco on l\Iarch 4, and at Frcsno on thc 5th. On March 2 thcy r"'crc shown the Rcdu'oo<l sarvmills and logging opcrations in FJuml>olclt an<l Mendocino Counties.

The men's fornia annual mceting of thc San Joa<1uin Vallcy LumberClub rvill bc held Saturday, March 28, at the CaliHotel, Fresno. President .fack Fcrger .n'ill preside.

Duncan Mathieson, captain cisco, was the speaker of the Hoo-Hoo Club No. 9. at San of detcctivcs of San Franday at the last meeting of Francisco. lc:rrncrl of thc <lcath of a Allrcrt \r. (iray, of Seattle, Shinglc Company, who died be adopted as been adopted

(laliforni:r lunrbcrnrcn havc vctcrrn shinglc nranufacturer, hca<l of thc Gray Lumlrcr & licbruary 21.

'l'hc I'rrst btrilrling construction course to a lcgul:rr four-ycar high school course, has lrv lhe ltooscvelt I{igh School, Los Angeles.

'l'hc l-os Angelcs I [oo-]Ioo Club heltl a concat on Feb. 27, tt rvhich sixtccn kittcns rvcrc initiatc<I. Snark Frank (lurran prcsi<led at the mceting. Herman llosenberg acted as loasturastcr at the <linner tl.rat follorvecl.

Anton Ii. l(<lrbel, pioneer California lumberman, died in San ltafael, Iicbruary 5, at the age of 84. He was a lumbcr manufacturer in the Redrvood region for many years.

Thc lfammon<l I-umber Company, San Francisco, has purchased the steamer M. J. Scanlon, and will place her in the lumber carrying service in the Pacifiic.