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Big Turn Out For Golf Tournament

Details of the golf tournament and dinner dance at the Brentwood Country Club, June 14th, will rappear in ou'r next issue. From last reports'before going to press the comm,ittee is assured of a large attendance, reservations riraving: exceeded their expectations.r All of the prizes hav6 been sent in, twenty-eight different companys having donated prizes to be given in the 'morning and afternoon play.

PLANTTNG HOLLY ON LOGGED OFF r,a,ilO U.l WASHINGTON

Grays Harbor county logged off lands may be given a new industry if the plans of B. IVI. Johnson, formerly of eastern Washington, to plant forty acres in the Hu,mptulins Valley in English holly are consummated. .Mr. Johnson expects to start planting the holly this summer. The logged-ofi land, which lies off the Olympic Highway between Hoodjam and Humptulips, will be cleared sufficiently to plant the small holly trees, but the stumps will not be removed. Mr. Johnson expects to produce at the end of ten years between $10,0C0 and $20,000 worth of holly yearly for eastern shipment. The "holly farm" will be the first established in that section.