Hoo Hoo News

Herbert Hoover Elected Phoenix Hoo Hoo Honorary Member

Arrange for a Busy Year

Ioselh W. Tard.y

President Joseph W. Tardy of the Phoenix, Arizona, Hoo Hoo Club, has appointed the following committees !o. supervise the Club-ictivities during the coming-ye!: t-Noryinatinrr. H H. Shouo. N. H. Huev and T. R. Halstead; petvlse Llub actlvrtles comlng-ye!::-r\urr-rinating, H. Shoup, N. Huey and J. R._H.alstead; Advisorv- A. A Haves. S. C. MacFarland. P. A' Robertson; Advisory, A. A. Hayes, S. C. MacFarland, Program, John A.- Johnson, Charles Henry, -C. P. Po^ol; Mrs-ic. E. V. o'Malllv. T. I. Halloran. Walter Lev: Traffic, Mus-ic, E. V. O'Malley, J. J. Halloran, Ley; N- C. Pierce- D. E. Eubank. H. B. Finnell: Research, N. C. Pierce, E. , H. Finnell;

James Maris, J. A. Johnson, Charles Shoup; Association Contact, L. lvt. Hamman, E. L. O'Malley, R. V. Baker; Entertainment, A. S. Reed, William Donaldson, G. E. Engstrom; Attendance, King C. Light, Ray Pearson, J. C: Dolan; Arbitration, M. H. McCalla, R. V. Baker, Samuel Shrigley; Public Affiairs, H. B. Howell, W.A. Earnshaw, John F. O'Malley. R. V. Baker, Secretary of the Club, announced that the Club will be known in the future as "The GoldSpot Hoo Hoo Club," because Phoenix is located in a section that has been described as the "Gold Spot of America."

Stockton Hoo Hoo to Hold Concat

Arrangements for a concatenation to be held at the Old Kentucky House, in Calaveras County, on March 23, are being made by the'Stockton Hoo Hoo.

The concatenation will be held in conjunction with the joint meeting of the Northern California Lumbermen's Clubs and the Tri-annual meeting of the Millwork Institute of California who meet at Stockton on March 22 and 23.

W. T. WALLACE NOW

REPRESENTING HAMMOND LUMBER CO.

W. T. Wallace, formerly with the Albion Lumber Co., is now traveling the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley territory for the Hammond Lumber Co.

The Tom A. McCann Hoo Hoo Club, McCloud, California, at a recent meeting elected President-elect Herbert Ifoover for honorary membershio in the Club. Tasker L. Oddie, Senator from Nevada, *'"t also elected on honorary member. D. M. Swobe and Harry L. Engelbright were delegated to inform the new members.

The building of a fountain for the display of native fish and road improvements were among the subjects discussed at the meeting. President C. B. Daveney presided.

Initiate Seven Kittens

at Yuma Concat

Seven kittens were initiated into Hoo Hoo at Yuma, Arizona, ofl Saturday, January 26. Delegations from Los Angeles, San Diego and Phoenix attended.

The concatenation was held in the afternoon at the Yuma Country Club. W. S. Corvling, Vicegerent Snark of the San Diego District, lead the team in the ritual work. He was assisted b1'the following: Senior Hoo Hoo, D. F. Park; Junior Hoo IIoo, Jessie Bacon ; Bojum, Ralph W. Smith; Scrivenoter, Arthur G. Pratt; Jabberwork, John F. Lupton; Custocatian, R. A. Piersall; Arcanoper, If . A. Work; Gurdon, E. A. Goodrich. Dinner was served at the Club'House in the evening.

L.H. DeMund, Vicegerent Snark of the Yuma District, arranged for the concatenation.

Phoenix Hoo Hoo to Hold Concat February 23

A concatenation will be staged by Hoo ltroo on Saturday, February 23. tens will be initiated into the Order.

the Phoenix, Arizona, A large class of kit-

A meeting of the Hoo Hoo Club was held at the Westwardho Hotelon Tuesday evening, January 15. Every member of theClub was present. Arrangements were made to assist the retailers and the box manufacturers in their activities for a lower freight rate on native Arizona pine from the Northern Arizona mills into Phoenix.

Eddie Peggs Back From Northwest

J. E. "Eddie" Peggs, W. R. Chamberlin & Co., San Francisco, returned February 8 from a ten-day business trip to the Northwest, during which he visited the firm's Portland office for several days, and also made a side trip to Grays Harbor.

Eddie admits that he was glad to'get back to Sunny California, as the weather in the Northwest was very cold' He says the curtailment due to the snow and cold weather is considerable, and there is a great scarcity of logs.