1894 Will G. Steel Mt. Hood, Oregon. 1895 Will G. Steel--L. L. Hawkins Mt. Adams, Washington. 1896 C. H. Sholes Mt. Mazama (named for the Mazamas, 1896), Mt. McLoughlin (Pitt), Crater Lake, Oregon. 1897 Henry L. Pittock Mt. Rainier, Washington. 1898 Hon. M. C. George Mt. St. Helens, Washington. 1899 Will G. Steel Mt. Sahale (named by the Mazamas, 1899), Lake Chelan, Wash. 1900 T. Brook White Mt. Jefferson, Oregon. 1901 Mark O'Neill Mt. Hood, Oregon. 1902 Mark O'Neill Mt. Adams, Washington. 1903 R. L. Glisan Three Sisters, Oregon. 1904 C. H. Sholes Mt. Shasta, California. 1905 Judge H. H. Northup Mt. Rainier, Washington. 1906 C. H. Sholes Mt. Baker (Northeast side), Wash. 1907 C. H. Sholes Mt. Jefferson, Oregon. 1908 C. H. Sholes Mt. St. Helens, Washington. 1909 M. W. Gorman Mt. Baker (Southwest side), and Shuksan, Washington. 1910 John A. Lee Three Sisters, Oregon. 1911 H. H. Riddell Glacier Peak, Lake Chelan, Wash. 1912 Edmund P. Sheldon Mt. Hood, Oregon. The organization and success of the Portland Snow Shoe Club are mainly due to the enthusiastic labors of its president, J. Wesley Ladd. Between 1901 and 1909, Mr. Ladd took a private party of his friends each winter for snow shoeing and other winter sports to Cloud Cap Inn or Government Camp. Three years ago it was determined to form a club and erect a house near Cloud Cap Inn. The club was duly incorporated and a permit obtained from the United States Forest Service. Mr. Ladd, who has been president of the club since its formation, writes me: