Personalities 561 



Trinity National Forest to Forest Supervisor of the California National 

 Forest, with headquarters at Willows, Cal. 



E. H. MacDaniels has been promoted from Deputy Forest Supervisor of the 

 Crater National Forest to Forest Supervisor of the Chelan National Forest, 

 with headquarters at Chelan, Wash. 



Mr. Asa S. Williams, who some time ago was seriously injured in an accident 

 on a log slide, has entirely recovered, and is now connected with the Empire 

 Manufacturing Company, at Vancouver, B. C, as manager of their Logging 

 Machinery Department sales. 



Douglas K. Noyes has been transferred to the office of Silviculture at San 

 Francisco. 



Eric G. MacDougall, graduate of the Toronto University Forest School, 

 1911, of the British Columbia Forest Branch, has been wounded in battle. 



It is reported that R. A. R. Campbell, student at University of Toronto 

 Forest School, 1912-14, also of the British Columbia Forest Branch has been 

 killed in action. Mr. Campbell enlisted with the Canadian forces in Septem- 

 ber, 1914, but later obtained the commission of Lieutenant with the West 

 Yorkshire, a British Regiment. 



7. Hawaii, the Philippines and the Orient 



L. R. Stadtmiller of the Philippine Service will leave there in September 

 for several months at home in Bridgeport, Conn. 



Shoitsu Hotta, Assistant Professor of Forestry in the Tokyo Imperial 

 Institute of Japan, has entered the Yale Forest School, having been sent there 

 by the Japanese Government. 



Arthur F. Fischer has been appointed Acting Chief of the Philippine Forest 

 Service in the absence of W. F. Sherfesee in China. He succeeds Wilhelm 

 Klemme who has resigned from the Service. 



