"Taken as a whole, I believe lumber manufacturers in Idaho and the Pacific northwest reached the lowest point of depression in the July to September period of 1921, that the increase in buying will be steady from and that normal conditions now on should be reached in the spring and summer of 1922. Generally speaking, the best students of our industry predict prosperous conditions extending the next four or five years."

FOLLETTE ALL S ON SECRETARY MELONS AITUDE Washington—(By A. P.) Secretary Mellon's retirement as "fiscal head of the government" was demanded in the senate Saturday by Senator La Follette of Wisconsin, republican, because of Mellon's attitude. La Follette said in regard to "taxation of wealth."

La Follette asserted that Mellon had "openly and brazenly" declared that wealth could not be made to bear its share of the burden of the government.

MOUNTAIN NAMED HONORING MEMORY OF SECRETARY LANE Washington-(By A. P.)—The department of the interior announced Saturday that the geographic bureau decided to name one of the loftiest peaks in the Taft oasis within the Mount Rainier National park, Mount Lane in memory of the late Franklin K. Lane, for nearly eight years secretary of the interior. Mount Lane has an altitude of 6000 feet, rising a third of a mile northwest of Cliff Lake.  In Pierce county, Washington. 