T\TENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY

Ar rcportcd in Thc Califomia Lumber Merchant May 1, 1925 scholar, was the chief Hoo-Hoo Club No. 9

Dolbeer & Carson Lumber Company announce that they will immediately ()pen a Southern California sales office in Los Angeles under the management of lt. E. Servard.

Dr. Chew, Chinese editor and speaker before the San Francisco on April 23.

The I.umbermen annual convention May 15 and 16.

State F-orester M. IJ. l'ratt was the chief speaker for the Sacramento Valley I-umbermen's Club at its last meeting. He talked on I,'orest Econonrics.

Hoo-Hoo Club No. 37 held its first rnonthly meeting in the Alpinc Flotel in Susanville, April 6, and heard a discussion of reforestation. l. W. 'l'orrence was chairman.

It is announced that J. H. Allen, of of the IJniverse. will visit California in s Club of this year Arizona announces that will be held at Nogales its on lost its will be

St. Louis, Snark the near future.

Dd Chamberlin and Frank O'Connor announce plans for a giant FIoo-Hoo meeting in the Mercl.rants Exchange lluilding in San Francisco, on May 14.

The Central California Lumbermen's Club nret at Tracy on Saturclay, April 11, and enjoyed a fine program. President W. H. Falconbury r;resided.

James E. Atkinson, "Jimmy" to the San Francisco trade, was married on April 15 to Miss Josephine M. Campion, of San Francisco. They are honeymooning in Los Angeles, and rvill live in San Francisco.

'l'he Pacific Box Company, of San F-rancisco, big box factory by fire on April 18. The plant rebuilt. Walter Heyman is president.

Matt IIarris, popular has just been elected that city.

San Francisco retail lumberman, president of the Rotary Club of

Weyerhaeuser Timber Conrpany has purchased from Henry Disston & Sons, Inc., the trvo biggest circular sarvs ever built, for its nerv mill at E,verett, \Arashington. These sa\'vs are 110 inches in diameter, have 190 teeth. and.each rveighs 675 pounds. They wll be used for cross-cutting big logs.