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Evening star., 1937-02-14
MAN Of 60 STARS
|NDUCKP|N EVENT
Logan Ties Top.Ranker for
Second as Parsons Wins
MegaW Sweepstakes.

r TOWARD PARSONS won the
IL Red Megaw Sweepstakes at
the Georgetown Recreation
L L last night, but Arthur Logan,
who tied for second place, walked
away with the show. Logan, so
years old, pulled up even with the
top-ranking duckpinner Of the coun-
try. Astor Clarke. and moreover hung
up q record for the tournament by
shooting TIA for the FIRST five games
Of the 1o-game competition.
Wolfe, Blakeney Split.
PARSONS averaged 1911 to collect
500. Logan and Clarke pocketed
s47.5o each, with averages Of 1888.
Perce Wolfe and Ed Blakeney divided
fourth and NTH prizes, netting $3.50
apiece, with averages of 1881.
The defending champion, Jack
Talbert. finished far out of the big
pay-off but got $40 for the high
game Of the second block-l58-to
be among several consolation prize
winners.
Parsons rolled his 10 games in q
row, deviation from the tournament
system Of 5-game blocks.
Forty-six competed.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Varied Sports
COLLEGE BOXING

Maryland, 81: Rutgers. Ia.
Augusta NJ. A., 5: Navy pleoes. o.
Duke. 6ia: N. c State. Ia.
COLLEGE WRESTLING.
Navy. %: Pennsylyania. 3.
Mercersburg. 81; Navy Plebes. IL.
Kent State. "a: Washington & Jedsf.
COLLEGE SWIMMING.
Yale. 56: Navy. 49,.
Rutgers, 40; Pennsylvania; %.
Lehieh. As: Johns Hopkins. 81.
v. NJ l.. 26: Randolph-Macon, 2B.
Minnesota. 56ia: Wisconsin, 2sl1.
Clemson. A: Georsia. 81.
WASHINGTON & Lee. so: Duke. ~.
Carleton. 81: Lawrence. Is.
COLLEGE TRACK.
Minnesota. 54: Iowa State. 30.
Ohio WESLEYAN, 54: Western Michigan
Richmond. As: Virginia. IS.
COLLEGE WATER POLO.
Army. 10: Yale. q.
Illinois 10: Purdue. 3.
New York A c.. IL: Navy. ..
COLLEGE RIFLE.
Maryland. 1850: oeorss washington.
town. 1902.
COLLEGE FENCING.
Columbia. IA: Army. 13.
Navy, "a: PENNSYLVANIA. 8.
Chicago. ID: Wisconsin. 4.
COLLEGE HOCKEY.
Princeton All-Stars. z; Lafayette Mar
ca1Sete5. GStss5. 3: 3: st. Olaf. ?.
Toronto. 5: Montreal. 4.
williams, 3: Army. / (overtime).
Harvard 6: Princeton. 4.
SCHOLASTIC BASKET BALL.
George Washington High. 81: Peters
burg. %.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
PH|LLY GIRL SETS
DC SWIM MARKS
Dorothy Forbes Stars in
Two Events-Hogan Gets
National Crown,

~ OROTHY FORBES Of Phila-
/ delphia's Broadwood Swim.
ming Club cracked two Dis
trict records, including one Of
her own. as she stole the show in the
A. A. U. swimming meet last night in
the Shoreham Hotel pool. The feet
Philadelphia miss first lowered the
mark for the 1oo-yard free style by
23s seconds with q new time of
minute 6 seconds, and then clipped q
second OF her own record for the
100-yard backstroke in the time of
! minute 1925 seconds.
June Booth, the Districts hope In
the latter event, fell a victim before
Miss Forbes record. despite the fact
that she bettered the best time she
ever had made for that distance, be-
ing timed in l minute 16 seconds.
One other District record was
broken when Dan Hogan Of the Penn
A. c. Of Philadelphia won the junior
national 150-yard backstroke in l
minute A seconds. The local mark
for that event was / minute SOS
seconds, held by Ernie Boggs.
Summaries:
1oo-YARD FREE sTYLE-won BY
Phladslphia sesond ,s 9ttS ' sehsfhsgSer :, m.S,;n
mis- Baltimore Y, NJ. O. A.. Time. 55.S
junior NATIONAL 1so-YARD BACK
STROKE-Won by Dan Hogan tRsnn. a.
g.: seeond; Ernie Bogss tY, n, G. ~;
:O0-YARD FREE sTYLEGwon By
Charles ~, Ives ,BrossEood 9: g.; second:
,Broadwood 8. c.. Time. minutes 6.s
FxScY DIvING-won by Donald Hou-
asofae a' stonsr .a'hS 1aSineaon M Hiah Him. sehoo: d
PhlsdslHsis hsHIhh rRst Ra2 s92 SSI1 ,ov, under
Temple. Phiiadeiphiai: second. Henry
steintsff ,,H Penn A: g; third. Richard
onds.
1OO.YARD FREE STYLE-Won by Dor
Ann Bono (Shoreham). Time minute 6
seconds ,G@ .nsy pistrist sr rssosG. w.. -
Dorothy Lubin (Broadwood s. Cj; third.
June Booth tshoreham); Time ! minute
sesGnd5 RsE ssEAsT Rf'iis by
tachedl; second. Ethel Kessler Broad
uooa t,sr. B. G snird Margaret Russell BAL
so-YARD R1'f1sEEos; FREE STYLE frirls under IS,
Won BY Helen Flett lshoreham); second
Time. 35.2 seconds. '''
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Shifting of Weight Is Vital for Golf Distance and Accuracy
Varsity Quints

sMaryland. 45; " NJ. l.. 2s.
T.ses.i. t Am:Es'n Vi W:Un 90
Pen. .fsSa:; ststs;; 81 9; Navy. 81.
Davidson. -: wake Forest. u.
Ws:binston WWs:snEton q AZ lee ;r, 80; Virgins, a.
ss tovertime5' mount e' Ms'"
chsttanooEa. 81: Alabama. 20.
ffSsdaae faTdae. &: 81: 1osa! Esssid.; 30 40
Kenyon, 81: Capital. 30.
MinS.sots Mnhno.s. g.: az sfhisase %,seonsfs. r.; 4e
NorthTeste@rn. @ 3s: Bsiie BPadiey. 81.
Detroit, 45; John. Carroll. rs.
oaas oasne Eli tt eS: RssSn; %ssSiasssn ls ts, 1oul
Carleton. SO: LAWRENCE. %.
North Central; 80; c.rroll. 30.
A;:ssii: s!s: Il: f. af.ts s.. ol5!sf'.Hi Rssis 81
M.rshali. ss: cineinnsti. 20,
western w,sc Reserve. 90: saidWin-Wal-
Western State. 40: wayn.. 81.
81 Stri' ss 1H''issss Msh.sa 81 Nor
5Az;gIsnss Tesh: e; Battle Creek. 16.
WlttenDerg. OIL. ODerllns 30.
Penn. 33: Hiram. 10.
Heidelberg. 43: Ashland. 21.
Marietta. 4S: Kent State. 40.
Western Kentucky, SO: Berea. 30.
Transylvania. 80: Louisville. 2s.
Valparaiso. 40: st. Joseph's. SO.
Augsburg. 20: Concordia. 27.
Moorhead Teachers. IS: Mankato
North Dakota State. 80: jamestown.
30.
Western Union. SO: wartburs. 40.
st, Thomas, Al. Gustavus Adolphus,
30.
Crsighton. "a: Tulsa. 2s.
Yale. 40: Dartmouth. 81.
Thiel. A: Allegheny, 2S.
st. Vincent. 35; Indiana State Teach
erS. 80.
Indiana Central. 3s: Hanover. "a.
Wayne. 55: York. 2l.
Duluth Teachers. Al: st. Cloud Teach
ers. 80.
Stevens Point Teachers. 45; Oshkosh
Teachers. rs.
Muhlenberg. 81: Lehigh. 25.
Kentucky Wesleyan, SO: Center, %,
Earlham. 81: Holbrook. 80.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
ARMY POL0ISTS SCORE

WEST POINT, N. Y, February 10
R.-Army's intercollegiate polo cham
pions earned their twenty-ninth sue
cessive victory today, turning back
Yale in an exciting match, 10 to 8.
The Cadets had to rally for two
goals in the final chukker to keep
their long winning streak intact. Van
Volkenburgh, who has displaced
Brooke Wilson at No. l for Army,
Tailed five goals and thus matched
Bud Dominick of Yale for high scor-
ing honors.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
CUNNINGHAM FILES

CHICAGO, February Is (P.-Glenn
Cunningham, barrel-chested distance
star. has sent in his entry for the
Chicago relays to be run March 6. He
will compete In the meets feature
event, the bankers mile.
Cunningham. who Is a.. has two
straight victories to his credit this
season-winning speciality events at
the Milrose Games In New York and
ct Boston.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Kerr, 43, Plans
TOClimb Mound

MEMPHIS, Tenn. February 13
A'A R.-Dickie Kerr, pint-sised
hero Of the fateful 1919 world
series, flung out Q challenge to
Father Time today.
Not only will he manage the
wausau, Wis. club Of the Northern
League-he signed this week-but
he plans to get In there and pitch.
Kerr. 43 now, has been in re-
tirement at his Blytheville, Ark,
home since 1928. when he coached
Rice Institute.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SKATE QUEEN REPEATS

CHICAGO. February 13 R.-
Maribel Vinson of Boston won the
National women's figure skating
championship for the ninth consecu-
tive year at the Chicago Arena to-
night.
Second place was won by Polly
Blodgett Of Boston and third by an
other Boston expert, Katherine Dur
brow.
Robin Lee, 17-year-old st. Paul,
Mimi, youth, won the mems senior
championship for the third straight
Evening star., 1937-02-14
NO TRIP FOR THOMSON
Club Building, Much Golf Here
Keeps Pro From Pinehurst.

Dave Thomson, Washington Golf
and Country Club pro. isn't going to
accompany the 30-odd Washington
golfers who will 60 to Pinehurst this
week. Dave usually goes along on the
trip to run the tournaments. but he
won't this year because of the club
house construction at Washington and
because he emissions q lot Of play over
his course over the next week end.
IT don't see how I can leave here
With so much golf going on" says
Dave. Last year there was snow on
the ground and no golf was being
played. but this year it's different"
Evening star., 1937-02-14
DISTRICT BAPTISTS
OUTBOWL RICHMOND
Lose Only Single Team Match as
B. Y. P. U. Men, Women Roll
Home-and.H Home Series.

WASHINGTON Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union bowlers came within
q trick of scoring q grand slam over
the B. Y. P. U. men and women duck
pinners of Richmond in a home and
home series with five teams on q side,
concluded last night at the Arcadia.
One of the Washington mems quints
dropped decision at Richmond.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
ANOTHER HUBBELL
John, Carl's "Kid" Brother, to
Get Trial With Giants.

MEEKER, Okla, February Is R.-
Carl Hubbell's kid brother, 19-year. .old
John. is going to have q fling with the
New York Giants at Spring training.
King Carl" the screw ball artist,
disclosed Manager Bill Terry had
asked him to bring John along to
Havana February 19-and it will give
Carl his first look at the young right
handlers pitching power.
Bill Terry has been interested in
John for some time" Carl said, ex-
planning the tryout idea was alto
gether Terrya
Evening star., 1937-02-14
TRACK CHAMPIONS
GALORE COMPETE
TWenty-nine of 81 Scorers
in SO Meet Will Vie in
Collegiate Games.
Ey the Associated Press.

Cy the ASSOCIATED Press.
n YEW YORK, February l3.-
nj twenty-nine Of the fifty-two
v point scorers Of 1885 will
\ be available for the six
teenth annual I. G. A. A. A. A. indoor
track and field championships in
Madison Square Garden March l3, Q
check-up revealed today.
The List includes five champions
and one co champion - Arthur
Thomas, Pitt, 60-yard dash; Lou
Burns, Manhattan, mile; Wilbur T.
Woodland, Yale, 2 miles; Tony Gen.
iawicz, Dartmouth, shot put; Eddie
O'Brien. Syracuse, 600 yards, and Bill
Harding. Yale. who shared the pole
vault crown with Emile Dubiel of
Harvard.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Lawson Little Shoots II.

PUNCHED at 145 were Abe Espi-
nosa, Shreveport, La; Harold
(Jug) McSpaden, Kansas City: Denny
Shute Of Boston, national p. G. A.
champion, and Runyan.
Lawson Little of Chicago rallied
with II for a 146 total that placed
him with Jimmy De Maret of Houston
and Lloyd Mangrum Of San Fran
cisco.
At lat were Jack Burke, home club
PROFESSIONAL; Zell Eaton of Oklahoma
City; Orville White of st. Louis;
Wood and Smith.
Ten shots behind Cooper at 14s
were Johnny Revolta of Evanston,
Ill; Ben Loving of Richmond, Va;
Hack Williford, San Antonio, low
amateur; Ed Dudley and Picard.
Thirty-six holes will complete the
72-hole tourney tomorrow. The win
ner carries of $7o0. All gate pro-
ceeds over the $4,000 prize money
will be given to the Red Cross dis
aster relief fund.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
MONTANEZ SCORES K. o.

NEW YORK, February Is R.-
Pedro Montanez, Puerto Rican con-
tender for . lightweight title shot,
landed only two punches tonight to
knock out Al Dunbar Of Brooklyn in
ISL Of the first found Of the wind
up bout at Rockland Palace.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
WINN TURF PRESIDENT
Chosen by New Churchill Downs
Iatonia Directorate,

LOUISVILLE, KY, February Is N).
Directors Of the new Churchill Downs
Latonia, Inc, elected Col. Matt J.
Winn president and abolished his title
as executive director Of the two race
tracks.
Other officers elected: A. ]. Carroll,
Louisville, and Polk Laffoon, Coving-
ton, vice presidents; Maurice L. Gal
win, Covington, secretary-treasurer,
and Samuel A. Culbertson. Louisville.
board chairman.
To simplify operations, the manage
ment Of the two plants, both owned
by the American Turf Association, re-
Gently was consolidated.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
ST. ALBAN'S Is LOSER
Soccer Game on Muddy Field Goes
to st. Johns, 2 to !.

With all the scores coming IN the
first half, st. James School from Ha-
gerstown defeated st. Adams, 81, in a
soccer game played yesterday on a
muddy st. Adams field.
Both of st. James scores were made
by Evans after long runs, but sand
wiched in between was a follow shot
by Rumbough for st. Adams, giving
the locals their lone point.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
D. C. "Y" IS VICTOR.

6peclkl OlbpetCu w Ah~ SS
RICHMOND, Va, February 13.-
Washington's Y. M. G. A. Volley pau
team won Q tri-city tournament with
Richmond and Portsmouth "Y" toss
ers here tonight, defeating Richmond,
sis. l5-11, 15-l1. and Portsmouth,
1915, 15-7, 1871.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
JORDAN IS Baking.

SALISBURY, N. c., February Is
@.-Baxter Jordan, first baseman for
the Boston Bees, said here he had re-
turned his 1887 contract unsigned b.
cause b was dissatisfied with the
tAgUa
Evening star., 1937-02-14
new BOATS FOR D. c.
Two Jersey Crickets to Be Added
to Potomac Fleet.

When Harry Mccarthy, jr., and
Steven Lang launch their 20-foot Jer-
sey crickets this Spring, the Washing
ton sailing feet will have a new type
Of boat. A popular class along the in
land waters Of the Jersey coast, THE
cricket is designed in Is and 20-foot
lengths and carries q single sail Of
the sprit-type.
Paul Tomalin, local naval architect,
Is evolving 8 sail plan for the two
boats that will permit the use Of q
jib and a oose-footed mainsail.
Emil Wolbert of Pleasantville, N. j.,
Is constructing the craft.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SCORE EASY VICTORIES
st. Johns Episcopal, Peck Five,
Win in Church League.

All games in the Georgetown
Church Basket Ball League last night
were walkaways for the three win
nearS in the Peck Memorial Church
gym. st. Johns Episcopa and the
Peck Juniors emerging victorious IN
the Junior section and Peck Me-
mortal winning the lone senior en-
counter.
st. Johns Episcopal's 49-s rout
OF Georgetown Lutheran was the most
overwhelming triumph, while Peck
Memorial swamped Arlington Presby-
terian, 5000. and the Peck Juniors
stopped Troop IS, 32-l0.
park fknl
Evening star., 1937-02-14
EAGLES ARE TOPPLED
Randolph-Macon Five Bags Game
by Strong Finish, 47-3O.

by Strong Finish, 1880.
ASHLAND, Va, February 13 Dr.
randolph Macon, playing its last
home game Of the basket ball season,
opened up in the last half to turn
back American University. 47-30.
The Ashlanders got of to a bad
start In the first period and trailed
to the last few minutes of play before
they forged ahead to take a 17-to-l4
advantage at the intermission.
RIM. (47), American IT ran,
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Bags Six Brides.

Sx strokes behind after q wobbly
- yesterday. Snead loosed six
brides and finally whipped par by
two shots today. He rank up success
sive brides at the fifth, sixth and
seventh holes and picked up three
more on the last nine.
Nelson was in q great spot TO chal-
lenge Cooper's lead but faltered on
the incoming nine holes.
Comebacks were plentiful. Paul
Runyan Of White Plains. N. Y, posted
subpar 10, after Q rs. Horton
Smith Of Chicago played steadily with
l6 pairs and two brides for a SO
after an opening rs. Craig Wood of
New York added 10 to his previous
n and Ed Dudley Of Augusta, Ga,
worked an opening 7s down to 10.
Henry Picard Of Hershey. Pa, rode
back into contention with Q II after
q bad II.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Trooo SO (1O)

Totals "a 4 so Totals Ii 4 90
Referees-Messrs. Bass and Marceron,
Evening star., 1937-02-14
LIGHTHOUSE HARRY
INCREASES STRIDE
Chicago Golfer Goes Five
Strokes Up on Field in
Houston Tourney.
b the Associated Press.

7 IOUSTON, Tex, February l3.-
- Lighthorse Harry Cooper Of
Chicago stood alone at the
L L halfway mark Of the $4,000
Houston open golf tournament to-
might've shots ahead Of the field
and four strokes better than q tough
par that mastered every one but him.
self.
Cooper tackled . superb 10 to his
opening 6s for . 1873 total-far ahead
Of the two youngsters tied for Sec
ond place with 1888.
LAnky Byron Nelson Of Reading.
Pa, and Sammy Snead. White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, ex-caddy, were
trailing the half bald little links mas
ter while the remainder Of the field
was spread-eagled.
Cooper, leading money winner Of
the Winter swing, worked methodi-
cally at River Oaks par 35-36-7l for
his 70. He managed three brides
but slipped over par twice.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
It's an Obvious Fact.

OBVIOUSLY. they can't hit the
ball either straight or far. Muscles
won't work fast enough to make up
for mistakes in the backswing unless
you start the whole thing right. You
must get that weight over on the right
foot at the top of the swing or it won't
come back onto the left foot on the
downswing. Certainly there won't be
any power in the shot unless you get
the weight Of the body behind the ball.
"Oh. sure. you can hit the ball with
out using any body power. You can
hit it by flicking it with your wrists
alone, but to get out where range
counts you must use the big muscles
OF your body in the right way. And
the right way IS by getting your weight
over to the right and then back to the
LETT, where 1t gets behind that ball."
Evening star., 1937-02-14
IAM|SON EXPLAINS
SWING TECHNIQUE
Body Must Rest on Right
Foot, Move to Left on
Downward Sweep.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

rPYOU'LL watch your favorite pro-
fessional golfer closely you'll find
that golf ball can't be hit any
i distance without definite weight
transfer over to the right foot and
then back to the left, but most folks
don't get the idea of the thing and
try to hit the pill without transferring
the weight at all.
AL Jamison, associate pro at Ken
wood, holds that proper transfer of
weight in the golf swing is one of
the twin keys to the whole business
of hitting a golf ball straight and far.
transfer Of the weight and hitting
with the hands is the key to the whole
thing" Al says.
You can't hit a golf ball any dis
tance or with certain accuracy unless
you get your weight over to the right
on the backswing and over to the left
on the downswing," says Fred Nc
Leod. The whole movement must be
accompanied by turn Of the hips
and shoulders"
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Witty Helps Jamison.

WHY deIpS JamlSOn.
TAMISON has made q careful study
Of the golf swing during his many
years Of traipsing over the courses
around the Capital. And he's been
helped out no little in his ideas and
theories by Witty Cox, the big Ken
wood pro, who has been campaign
ing around the country so long they
know him in Oshkosh as well as on
the ninth green at Kenwood.
WIFI Is one Of the firmest adher-
ents Of weight transfer" Jamison
says. watch him swing at q golf ball
and you'll see how his weight goes
over to the right and back to the left
into the ball as the club head unwinds
and hits that apple. He's helped me
a lot in my teaching and he knows
his stuff"
II get lot Of pupils here at Ken
wood who have an idea they can hit
the ball straight and far without get
ting the weight over behind the ball.
They swing without transferring the
weight over, and at the top OF the
backswing they have a lot Of weight
on the left foot Q'm speaking Of right
hand golfers. and then they try to
compensate for their lack of weight
transfer by some body contortions in
the downswing.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-04

Of sale issued out of and under the
seal of the Superior Court al the
State of Washington. In and cor
the above-named County. on the
26th day OF January. 1887. upon
a Judgment rendered in said Court
on the 26hh day of January, 1887
In favor of The Federal Land Bank
Of Spokane, and against Jacob
schmauder. and Kat h crime
-schmauder. husband and wife;
Pauline schmamder Ruff; Jaeob
Schmauder, Jr.; X at err m
schmauder Ruff: Emilia Schmau-
der Kegele, also known as Amelia
Kagele; Bertha Schmauder Broe-
chel, also known as Bertha
Brockel; Christina Schmauder Leh-
man; August Schmauder; Fried
rich Schmauder; Rudolph Schmau-
der; Anna Schmauder; Martha
shmauder; Jacob J. Ruff; The
Unknown Heirs Of Katherine
Schmauder Ruff, deceased; Also
all other persons or parties un-
known claiming any right, title,
estate, lien OF interest in the real
estate described in the amended
complaint herein; and Odessa Ma
tional Farm Loan Association, a
corporation, Defendants, which
Judgment is q Decree Of Fore
closure against the hereafter de-
scribed real property, for the sum
of $1,763.75 Dollars. together
with attorneys fees, interest. costs
and increased costs, and to me
directed and delivered. command
ing me to sell tho following de-
scrfbed property to satisfy said
judgment, towit:
! The Southwest Quarter OF
| Section Eight; Township Twen-
| ty North, Range Thirty, East of
the Willamette Meridian, all
situated in Grant County. State
of Washington.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That on Saturday, the 9th day OF
February, 1897, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon of said day. VIII
sell the above described property
or 80 much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment
together with attorneys fees, In
terest, costs and increased costs.
Said sale will take place at the
front door Of the Court House a.
Bphrata, in said County and State
and will be at public auction, FOL
cash in hand to the highest ant
best bidder.
Dated at Ephrata, WASH, thi
9th day OF January, 1887.
VBRN ADAMS,
Sheriff of Said County.
RI 3O-5tc
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-04

ad associations Mr.. Halliday Will
snrvice all Lasaa Bank and Land Bank
Commissioner loans in Lincoln ana
Under the arrangements just COM
Melted each association will continue
to be separate organization eacn
but will conduct it, secretariai work
and field activities through a con-
solidated and grAnp office with the
Bank defraying substantial portion
Of this expense. BY virtue OF TINS
compensation BY tho Bank, loan fees
will no longer be paid to the secretary
treasurer. AL receipts will go to q
general fund to help build up reserve
aeceunts for tAs associations.
As further stop toward an eff
Gent. unified cooperative credit scr
vice, the farm loan associations are
cpoperat,ng ssesely with the Rca'
cooperative credit associations which
were organized under the farm ereol'
act Of 1888 20 perform siaa@1 ger
vice in the s:ela of short term sSsdls
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-04
IMPORTANT FOREST
MAPS AVAILABLE

Autographed maps Of the southwest
and southeast quarters of Warrington
showing in colors the principal forest
cover types have recently besn re-
ceived for distribution by the Pacific
Northwest Forest Experiment Station
in Portland. These maps arc part Of
a series az maps being Issued In quar-
tiers for Oregon and Washington
They are on scale Of IA inch to the
mile and are one Of the important re-
suits of the forest survey which the;
station has been conducting in tbs
two states for the past seven years.
Copies of these maps may be OBJ
tanned from the Experiment station,
423 U. s. Court House, Sixth and
Main, Portland, from the Forest 6u-
pervisor of the Snoqualmie National
Forest, Seattle, or from the Forest
Supervisor of the Olympic National
Forest, Olympia, Washington. The
price Of the maps Is $1.00 d copy of
each quarter and an additional charge
of 10 cents is made for mailing one
to five copies. For more than Five
copies an additional charge Of 2C
cents is made. Remittance should bt
by cash, certified check or money or
der payable to the Regional Fisca
Agent.
These maps present for tho hrs
time in map form detailed information
on the forest resources OF Oregon ant
Washington. The location Of oil
growth and second growth stands O
the various species is shown.