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Evening star., 1915-05-29
Enemy Launches Boats.

The Turbine commenced to sink with
all her men gathered at the stern, the
enemy keeping up their fire all the
while The commander. who had been
wounded at the beginning of the bat
tie, ordered his men to Jump over
board As soon as the Austrians saw
the maneuver they launched small
boats in order to save as many of the
men as possible Meanwhile the squad
ron to which the Turbine belonged
and tho enemy left the small boats in
the water and departed.
Our squadron nred several shots at
the reSreating enemy vessels and an
enemy ship Of the Same type OF the Tafra
and also the cruiser Helgoland appeared
to have been struck
Nine Men Arc Saved.
Mine men OF the Turbine were saved
by our feet. From Austrian communica-
tions we learn that thirty-flve moro were
picked up by the Austrians, including
the commander.
"The port commander Of Venice gives
further details concerning the operations
of the Italian torpedo boat destroyer Zef-
fro at Porto Buso. He confirms that the
barded the barracks and destroyed the
wharves and auto boats. first Neu-
tenant Of Hungarian infantry named Yo-
hamartin, after hoist1ng the white flag,
boarded the Zeff1ro with his men and
handed his sword to the commander Of
the destroyer.
Enemy Submarine Struck.
Two Of our torpedo boats yesterday
engaged an Austrian torpedo boat and
two submerMbles One Of tho latter was
hit several times. Thick black smoke
poured out Of the submarine, a column
Of water shot up and she disappeared
with a loud, humming sound, leaving
patches Of oil on the surface. Our tor
pedo boats were not damaged
Navy dirigible Ma flew over Sehenico
(Dalmatia) yesterday and threw bombs
which hit several torpedo boat destroyers
belonging to a group anchored at the
mouth Of the river. The dirigible was
violently bombarded. but was not hit, and
a.,
Evening star., 1915-05-29
italian Destroyer Lost.

After the preceding brilliant action,
we regret exceedingly to announce the
loss of our destroyer called Turbine.
She was built in 1901, and was of ap-
proximately $50 tons. During the morn
ing of May "a. while on tour of
reconnaissance. she sighted an enemy
destroyer and gave chase. The chase
lasted half an hour, when four other
enemy war vessels appeared. including
the cruiser Helgoland. The Turbin e
Immediately turned about to return to
her naval base. but was struck twice
in her boilers, thus reducing her speed.
"She continued the battle for about
half an hour. although fire had broken
out aboard and there was a lack of
munitions Then the commander or
dered the water intake valves opened,
In order to avoid capture.
Evening star., 1915-05-29
SUMNER RESORTS.

MARYLAND.
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Crest Of the beautiful Alleghanies. Write for
booklet. l.. B. C. LIST. Propr
EAGLES MERE PARK. PA.
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MT. PocoNo. PA.
MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE
MOUNT PoCoNo. PENNA.
Open all lniaas 9ea9 'i5e B. e'fa' Fef fEEca
VIRGINIA.
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Restoratise waters ' equal eI' Carlsbad % Gernsny:
Free Free amusements n s dancing. pool, tennis. cro- %
pacity. 800. Booklet. H. G. CARTER. Prop.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.
COLONIAL BEAcH-corTAGE FOR RENT:
furnished: reasonable. Apply Wilson Cottage
or 14O1 10th NV. city.
AURORA. w. VA.
AURORA HOUSE HrEGaA' A. Xna
on TOP OF THE BEAUTIFUL .AILEGHAN1Es.
OPEN JUNE 10. Comfortable. homeike, restful,
god table. Delightful climate. grand scenery.
Very moderate rates
HARPERs FERRY. w. VA.
The Lockwood 5aeDsr EsEss sgs
msnns .oe1ed sad snesE Cog
BRACKETT HoUsE-A SUMMER HOME FOR
few select families; Camp HILL near sta
tion; ample grounds: pure water: mountain
air. garden. chickens. cows. Mrs. C. Newcomer.
CANADA.
NIAGARA CANADA Mllss fG5 srEass,11p Iaiassi
TO-THE-SEA xon4RElh, ddHH; 1li%itss; ea..
MuSkOka Lakes sis ssS:p. iss;.; yiss: S's:
sorts; many up date hotels, including Royal
Muskoka. offer more enjoyment for less money
than anywhere else in America. Rates range $40
scriptive folder MUSKoKA NAV. CO., Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MUSICIANS Any numSs. ,a. furnished
RESORTS. CONCERTS. DANCES. ETC.
Best references: Address Box 214. Star ONCE.
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON
Stewards Business College,
18th AND SITS NV
Washington's Leading Business College.
SINGING, ELOCUTHON.
-. MRS; RS EMILY 2, FREcn BARNES;
Civil Service Examinations.
You can have the personal attention Of =
former civil service examiner at THE Drill
LERY 100 N. Y. ave. Phone u. 250s.
HALL-NOYES SCHOOL
SUMMER TERN. day and night; coaching in
class privately. Cat. 22l st. NV. NJ. 3s77.
Evening star., 1915-05-29

Artificial silk yarn imports into the
United States have increased rapidly
SS25.621 in 1911. $l.6S0.666 in 1912 and
S2,923.s56 in 1914.
India's public health problem is vitality
complicated by the fact that biting in
sects are a prominent factor in the dis
semination Of disease
More than half Of the worlds popula-
ton lives in the tropics of the old world
Under British rule alone are more than
S26.o00 tropical nativeA
Evening star., 1915-05-29

n TIE StPKEME tDUHI OF THE DIsI HI''T
of Columbia No. i04+.-To the
ersditors Of Lawrence G. Iestheriand. bankrupt.
Notice j. hereby given that the 14th day
Or May. 1918. the said Lawrence Z. leather and
was adJudIcat-d bankrupt. and that the mrs,
meeting OF his creditors will be held at my Of
ace 4I6 5th ST NV. Washington. d. C., on
The lOth day of June 1915 at IL O'Clock a m
At which time the said creditorv may attend.
prove their claims. appoint trustee, examine
The bankrupt and transact such other business
- may properly come before said meeting.
Es McCALMOST. Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1915-05-29
ENEMY SUBMARINE
SUNK BY ITALIANS
Two Torpedo Boats Engage
Three Austrian WarCraft
in Battle.
ROME ADMITS LOSS
OF ONE DESTROYER
Turbine Struck by Foes Shells Dur
ing Chase-General Naval 0p-
erations Are Reviewed.

ROME, via Paris, May os.-It is Off
cially announced that an Austrian sub
marine boat was sunk by Italian tor
pedo boats In an engagement.
A communication issued by the Ital-
ian ministry Of marine gives the fol-
lowing details Of naval losses by Aus
tria and Italy up to the present:
May "a the Austrian torpedo boat
$50, having approached the canal at
Porto Corsini. was SO seriously dam
aged by the fire from our masked bat
teries that she was forced to be con-
voyed to Pola.
'The torpedo boat destroyer Scharf-
schutze, which was operating with the
$50, also was damaged, suffering the
loss of many of her crew. She called
the scout ship Novara to he1 assistance
which also was struck several times
and also had several of her crew killed
including an officer.
Evening star., 1915-05-29
Also Suffers Losses.

THE destroyer Ozepel. which is of
the same type as the Tatra, also suf-
fered severe losses. due to the arrival
of our naval squadron during the ac-
tion commenced against the destroyers.
The above news has been confirmed
by enemy communications. which were
intercepted by US. We believe, al
though no confirmation of it has yet
been received. that the Austrian de-
stroyer Helgoland suffered severely in
the action against one of our ships, as
she was seen listing heavily and was
conveyed from the zone of action by
another destroyer.
Evening star., 1915-05-29
O S 7 F. N y

Occupying an entire block of ocean front and
connected with the famous Boardwalk: in the
popular Chelsea section: capacity, 500; unusual
iy large. cool rooms. with unobstructed view OF
ocean from all: every appointment and comfort;
sea and fresh water in all baths: running water
In rooms; 1900 feet of porches surround the ho-
tel; the new dining room overlooks the sea: finest
cuisine and white service: orchestra of solosts;
dancing twice daily: social diversions; magnif-
cent new palm lounge. special $3.50 up weekly;
illustrated booklet mailed: auto meets trains:
management by owners. JOHN c. GOSSLER Mgr
Evening star., 1915-05-29

Civil Service Examinations.
You can have the personal attention Of .
former civil service examiner at THE Drill
LERY. 100 N. Y. ave. Phone u. 2S0S.
HALL-NOYES SCHOOL
SUMMER TERN. day and night; coaching in
class or privately. Cat. 22l e st. NV. NJ. 3s77.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01
SheriT Sale

GDORGLA-SuEteT CozzET
VIII he sod before he o.cz-s-Aocss
door. between the legal hears q sale
CT TIE zrst Taas3zy L Marc 1913
the following described RES estate to
sit. lots a land Nas- L zz6 u. il
the 9Th district. AID lcs No IA 4
the 3st1 district a Sumter eou-Tys Ga
asch of szS3 lots containing 80 IL
acres Eore O. less. zgg-eg'a---g 81 -
acres Eore OF less, Ez3 known Is he
cid Wsavsrx hoze pl2ce &C ths A1sr-
scus ard ArGe-so1Viile roz3- Levied
ca IS the property G 5 c keller 70
SATISFY 3 CITY Cozrt s-ta n favor Q!
". & wo--hsy. S3zizhstrSso- q he
estate cf Mrs Nellie Wo-11ey~
THIS 2ud Day Of February. 1878.
Q. w. FULLER S1e-S@.
Al Is =
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01

the Of Farm ae contributor ~Fites prac-
showing FOEoWtEs
making photographs asiry szg
stand the anil On perGec5y ground
PIT the hind
Have the placed wei oAe se1ey under TIE BODY
placed
pars the adler
pkzInIy
held q ne th
Ealls the
oily ezarAae I'd
II w2 emphasize
As sziry tEx. we3ge
soa3 zaT@
THIS merely matter
theory p-ved zga again BY da
photographs IL tAlr adye1isAg
wta c1ztSiae4
tie
tie
kozzg FEu0esins
tazEss tie IAle"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01
Libel for Divorce.

Jury Clark vs. Mary Clark.-In Sum
ter Superior Court-Returnabl q
the May Term.
To Mary Clark: You are hereby re.
CURED personally or by an attorne!
TO be and appear at the Superior Court
to be holden for the County OF Sumter
on the Fourth Monday in May, 1915, tc
answer petitioners complaint, in
as 10 justice shall sppertain.
Witness the Honorable z. A. Little
john. Judge Of said Court, this the
4th day Of February, 1915.
s. r. HEYS.
Deputy Clerk Superior Court
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01
WHAT EMPLOYEES CAN DO FOR THEIR EN-. :
PLOYERS

Magazine continues her series
of entitled
She
many interesting different of
the
profits following
Tarbel good will in business:
will curious thing it compounded of riendine
experience workmanship
specting talked proudly of
shop helped
undertaking like department satisfaction and
pride its real
frequent demonstrations the injury that
this
Used
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01
Sd1ons And
Anglo Sa1ons
SuUe Bullets
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON. March I.-AccOrdi1E 70 Il
o1iCe- who writes from : British
trench in Flanders, this sign was posi-.
cd ~ the Germans in s nearby t-a-c1l
We are Saxons; you are AzE.o-
SAxo-s. Keep your bullets for II:
Prussians who relieve rs tonight,
He says that Immediately after post
ing this notice the Saxons perc1ss.
themselves on their trench TOPS III
their pipes, and enjoyed their ease IL
I'll : volley over their heads sent than
back 10 their breaches.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

the Na-sEazs. corner owned by Mary
MCrs.Ez5. leaving loo - acres more
O. less hang TIE properly conveyed
IL said Leonard Smith 10 the Union
Cs-1-El Life insurance Co q TIE seth
Lzy q june. 1911. ~ deed recorded
5uly 10, 1911. IN 0ee5 Book K r. page
80 a S1-e- Superior Court- Said
property sera1 o. Is the property OF
Leonard smith 10 satisfy ia in favor
ct tAs T-sc- Central Life Insurance
CO. Tenant II possession -oll1ed in
terms q The 8zw. This Feb ;. 1918.
{ n FULLER Sheriff.
Al Is g
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01
OPTIMISTIC NOTES REPORTED

plant ! J. Se~zzza Lanass
at
suzaes pzsdag Ovsas fs
q
Newly Installed tie plate Hail Of Calf ozssa,
AA- SFz-Ae1z-
s.e department Ct Maryland sparcs Ma to ss
FzTtALty eTsza3 today.
TILL heaavay grants oasrr5es a LIT Aiy y &
Nr rl1ee the department Wheeling VI Steel and
aExzp plant
upon Post Va
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01
CAN AMERICUS AFFORD TO DRIFT

Mayor Council u meeting Friday said:
critical Just now the city can
forge cities drift behind
while the other like these is
aeht gained But times like these
eliminate speess give those able 10 cope
with circumstances. which TO expand
up to fight fight hard It's disagree
several months, Americas has been
drifting TO say least been moving along
in wake and start some
thing
The ars step reorganization OF the
business men of the city trades body ii
order To carry
Chamber Of Commerce. Of which
all proud that knows his bust
pilot lines Let's Aher big
game though worker worth his
gold deficient worker weight the enmu1nt
Hundreds poured Chamber the
organization quietly slipped suesr fall These have
gone who gratis
secretary ee vii 60 We
zeed a felare Of
We a a successful nanAse
ne cityS business
the advancement Fl
Tier. surely yoa support
pruoshe business
the belly If
Bigger Besier Amer
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01

Mrs. Home Run" Baker has set her
foot down and the great game Of base
ball will not, in 1913. know the man
who, by some fans, is believed 10 b.
the greatest batter in ii, Connie Mack,
manager of the wonderful Philadelphia
Athletics. h2s made announcement
that Baker. urged by Mrs Baker, Will
hereafter remain On the farm,
Frank said the manager il Phila-
delpea, has decided TO Qui, the game
for god No, he's no, zoing with the
Feaerals, nor with any other team.
HISS just 81 K Of travelling and he
wants TO settle down for good on his
Maryland farm. His wife has been al
him for years to quit AID it has been =
tuSseI to make him sign each season.
I've had to go down to that farm and
plead with him. The last tire waaf
down ! said Frank. cant Keep On
coming down here; sign ~ for three
yezrs,' I'D he did That w2S last year
2nd he has tao more seasons contract
81 for. but he wants 70 quit ! shall
wish sir1 luck and say O. K
The hoy isn't tiss2-l5e5- r.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01

Troutman and minor children, the
widow and minor children of Aaron C
Troutman. deceased. have filed their
award, and unless good and sufficient
cause is shown, the same will be made
the judgment of the Court at the
March term. 1915, Of the Court OF
Ordinary.
This January 9th, 1915.
J. R. STAPLETON,
Ordinary Webster County.
Al Is %
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01
GEORGIA-webster County

GEORGIA-Webster County
Whereas. H. A. Cook, Administrator
Of " r. Holms, represents to the
Court in his petition, duly filed and
entered on record. that he has fully
administered ". R. Holmes estate;
This is, therefore, to cite all persons
concerned. kindred and creditors, to
show cause, if any they can. why said
Administrator should not be discharg-
ed from his administration, and re-
eeiye Letters Of Dismissioa on the
first Monday in March, 1915.
J. r. STAPLETON,
Ordinary Webster County.
Al IS 25
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01

GEpEGL A-Sc--sT Comfy
VIII be sold before Tie c1e--t-1c'-ss
door o. ths srst Tuesday Z Marc
1918. terEesz the legal ho1Es q sale,
the fxlolwlzg Described property, 10
xa- The zo-sA half q .os q lAz1 M
IL. IN &e 2.ts District q S---ar
eozuty- Ga containing t4l - 2c-es-
raa-e 81 less. an bounded a. follows
CT the No-tA by TIE D2zvllle rosz5- O
the East ~ MARY Mo-eaSzi and L D.
Sniih. o. ths South ~ \. Crccse-G-
ard C the wesi by ~. J. ". E-Ea.eT
ana A. McAlsS.s-, except o-s acre u
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01
VAN DYKE REPORTS
EIGHT AS DEAD
By Associated PTJss1

WASHINGTON, y. c. Feh. g
Al oEci2l communication from Czz..
&c States Minister Van Dyke 81 -Aa
EzEle. received today states eight
os the crew Of the wrecked American.
steamer Evelyn persisted when ia,
Tessel struck 5 North Sea mine an
we-1 1cwz-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01

GEOEES LA-S--5er CCuztT.
To all #Ec- 1t nay Concern:
1u1z 2 1Ee9zfh having zqp,.s3 toE
-z-1iA-s15r II tAs person and prop
s--y q VT M. McMs-h- Al aged and
-z1r-a5 person q said CCu7-y. notice
i E.rs- -1zs said Application wlll y
Beard 81 1T o@os. Et 10 O'clock a N
O. t1s first Moz3zy L March next
his Eee. t-G 1878.
JOHN 4 COBB.
C-1--E-r z-5 ex-C=c3o Clark c 9.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01

GECEC-L -7--1s.t- County.
To all WHIT il EEE Concern
No@cz is as-seg given ia. me Eg'-
y-A-ss-s q .,oz-ss45 70 SCI s4GrE ant
sss-g- 3 PEARS sggg.-1 &c Mrs Lille
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-01

doesn't want more money. and he ism I
aigh,y. He Just wants to farm and do
nothing else. and his wife backs him
up in his wish. Since his children died
he's had this desire stronger than ever.
l don't blame him. We shall miss him.
all right, hopf viii play his third
sack. but who'll knock the home runs
Bakers letter IS splendid; have
nothing brit admiration for his attitude
although baseball has lost what will
prove TO be one Of its historic players.
& Baker Is less than 5wenty-nine years
old ard has been a member Of the Ath-
letics since 1903. HIS batting average
! IN hat year vas scr. He was the hero
Of bo:h the 1911 and 1918 World 5
Series with The New York Giants, In
1911 he knocked home runs in two
games al critical periods, and in 1919
put the ball over The fence in the open
ing game. Last year his batting az
craze was SIS and he made twelve
home r-zs. but like other members o.
tie team appeared 10 be IN . slump il
tie c-1c5zl series Wit the Boston
Braves
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-26
MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY rRousLe
Take q ciass Of Salts n NoMr Back
Hurts or Bladder 1othsrs-N6eat
Forms Uric Acid.

II you must have your meat every
day. eat It, but flush your Kidneys
with salts occasionally, says . noted
authority who tells 40; that meal
forms uric acid which almost paTa-
lyxes the kidneys In their efforts -
expel It from the blood. They become
sluggish and weaken, then you suffer
with dull misery In the back or sick
headache, dizslness, youf stomach
sours. tongue 10 coated a16 when the
weather u bad you heve rheumntic
twinge9. The urine goto eloedy. full
~ sediment, the cha11ele often Get
sore and irritated, oAltRgfag you -
seek relief two Or thsvs ine6 during
the night. :
y 70 iSsutraliss these svr1tatins aoids.
70 eleaAse the kidneye and flush on
the bedy'o urinone wpstoy ct four
ounces Of Jad Salts from any phas.
macy here: take 8 Tablespoonful IN :
glass Of water before bFeakfast for .
few days and your kidneys will then
net fine. This famouS salts 10 made
from the acid Of 0rapes ana lemon
Juice. combined With lithia, and has
been used for geneYations to flush and
stimulate slnggish kidheyS, also to
neutraliSe the acids n urine, % Il
no longer irritatss, thus ending blaA.
der weakness.
Jad Salts Il. insxpensive: cannot IN.
lure, and makes . delightful efferves.
cent Whitewater drink. (O
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-26
VlDETTE SOLD /:
.t:-
BY W. D. CROW
Montesano Publisher Goes to
J California i; A. R. Rankin
: Purchases Newspaper

MONTEsANO. March 25-The Che.
halls County vidette has been sold
under contract by W. D. Grow. who
has been publisher and editor Of the
paper for the past eight years and
moro. 70 A. r. Rankin. manager Of
the publication for the past two
years. A report given publicity yes.
-tsrday 70 the efIsct that John A., Res
Of Tacoma. state university regent,
'had purchased the paper. IL declared
BY Mr.. Rankin to be wholly incor.
rect.
Mr.. Grow. accompanied by Mrs.
Grow and the latter's mother. Mrs.
Josephine Hupp. left Wednesday for
San Francisco. They intended to
spend some time there and then 80
to.Los Angeles. whittier their person
q goods already had been shipped.
Mr.. Grow has considerable property
interests In southern California and
he ana his family will make their
future homo in some section Of that
country.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-26
FOUR GIRLS RUN Cos
CONTINUED from page i

votes each. Miss Justine Caroths,.
who was first Tuesday night, -
night dropped to fifth place viz
1ss.eoo votes; but there is rood -.
son to believe that Miss Carothsrs
who was unable to get her rebctt =
the contest department last nisht ~.
quite 4 bunch Of votes still m -
sleevc.
The contest now IL At it, exclt,r.
stage. Two weeks more will toll liz
tale. Two weeks from today ope Il
the young ladies will win On overiaa4
touring ear. another the second prise
Of rerd touring car ana ! third ~
'Iiane. while mo gold Y WI y . ~
~ esmsfas viii 80 70 ~ ~ four
winners. SSst
Tomorrow. Saturday, viii See ths
cieee Of the big bonus ypas eslsr.
Then win come = smaller henue elysr
Tor the next week. closing saturday
April !. s'.l
Just keep these two dates Il mind,
Tomorrow evening ~. bic $500 a.
FER closes. A week from 3onosrov
evening the second. smaller bonus 81
fer closes. Double, instead ofstrsbse,
votes for subscriptions viii rule ns1t
week. The last few days Of TIE con-
test will give the original schedule u
votes. Z
II means plenty Of ginger 81 ths
part Of the winners from nov o.
Every last one Of the conte eionts ~
her heart Get on the oyesiSnd eesss
ing ear The other prizes AZ miuAly
fine. but naturally. first alWayG hsks
best. J, as@,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-26
USE DONCLASHR
IN REFORESTINC
Forest Service Plans 70 Set
Z Outs, 200 Acres Of Burned /,
Area This Spring

PORTLAND, March 25.-According
to the district forester here. the for.
est service plans to reforest approx
mately 5000 acres Of burned over ma
tional forest land this spring. About
9.7o0 acres Of this land will be plant
I'd with young trees, and the balance
will b sown with seec.
During the year 1914. reforestation
operations on the national forests OF
the Northwest consisted Of planting
$40 acres and seeding IA acres. :
total Of 1.07l acres. These opera
tons were confined to three areas
MT. Hebo on the Siuslaw forest In
western Oregon, Still Greek on the
Oregon forest near Mt. Hood, and
Patrick Greek on the Siskiyou forest
in southwestern Oregon. A : re.
suit Of the work Of 1914 and previous
years. 1t has been found that planting
gives better results than seeding. and
consequently future reforestation op-
erations will be given over more ex-
tensively to planting.
TO provide the proper stock for this
work. the forest service conducts
three;. forest nurseries in the North
west-one At Wind River, WASH. .
second at silverton. WASH, and the
third at Page Greek. Ore The num-
Der Of trees available in the Wind
River nursery at present is 1850, 900.
which IL sufficient to plant up an area
OF four thousand acres. In addition,
there are 1888 100000 trees on hand at
the Silverton nursery, and 1900 at
Page Greek.
With this stock available, part OF
which is ready for setting out in the
field. 1t is planned to enlarge the
scope of the planting operations this
spring. and instead of combining the
work to three forests, as last year,
to extend it over ten forests, planting
up burned over areas varying in size
from two acres to thousand acres.
While Douglas fir will be the tree
most largely used, other species will
be planted on some areas-notably
western yellow pine, western white
pine, noble fir, and western red cedar.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-26
CIT GRADUATION DATE
esGaeement Day Tor Hoquiam High
! 1nAsss Will % May q; Glass
Y, Day, May -.

m0QUIAM. March 24.-Dates have
- 1T for the several events IN
esnl6seion with the graduating exer.
60 = the Hoquiam High school.
- - programs are in process Of
lEg11lz9ion under the direction Of
HslaslDal c. Howard French. The
1sn1sr HAY will be given on May Z.
A1n8 ~ will be May IS. and the
tanu1nr graduating exercises will be
~ nay 81. The senior play il en-
elllb4 His Name Was JONES'" and.
osGsutng the custom Of class plays,
- ~ yet been selected.
u1h Nay Cover has been chosen
= td1sdictorian and Miss Luella
mist will be salutatorian.