LUMBERMEN,S GOLF TOURNAMENT

Brennrood Country Club, Brentwood Heights, California

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, rgtl

Sponsored by the Los Angeles FIoo Hoo Club

Luncheon will be served from 1l:f0 to 1:00 P. M. at the Club Ffouse Dinner will be served at 613O P. M. Sharp

This Tournament is open to all Lumbermen of Southern Cdifornia and visiting Lumbermeri. Make your reservations through Ed. Mattin, 118 Cenral Bldg., Los Angeles. Telephone VAndike 4565.

Committee:

HARRY HANSON Chaitman

DON PHILIPS

The Fellow Who Wants to BUY

The Fellow Who Wants to Sell The Fellow Who Wants to Hire

For Sale

Planing Milt Machinery for sale. All modern, new S years aio. Los Angeles elanilS Mill-Co., 1800 Industrial SI., Lc Angeles, Calif. Phone VAndike 8460'

Good Yard For Sale

Good yard, ten miles from Los Angeles. Good possibilities. Wili seli all or half interest to right party, or will-sell stock and lease real estate. Address Box C-36'j, care California Lumber Merchant.

Place Wanted

Retail Yard Manager, Bookleeper, Sales Promotion Salesman, Plan Boo[ Service, I-os AqSg]ls lxperience, seeki position. Address Box C-364 California Lumber Merchant.

Salesman Wants Position

Experienced lumberman who has been calling on the lumbir, sash ancl door trade in the Southern California territory wants position. Prefers Southern California' Can furnish- referett.is. Would appreciate an interview' Address Box C-366, Care California Lumber Merchant'

WANTED: A LUMBER YARD

I want to buy an interest and assume managemenl 913 lumber yard in-or near Los Angeles. Address Box C-371, California Lumber Merchant.

Wanted Position By Competent Association Secretary

Lumber and Building Materials Association Secretary, California experience, wishes connection. Address Box C-365 California Lumber Merchant.

LUMBER BOOKKEEPER WANTS POSITION

Lumber bookkeeper with several years' experience with Southern California lumber concern wants position. Has also had experience handling sales over telephone. Will be glad to furnish referen'ces. Address Box C-368, Care California Lumber Merchant.

WANTS POSITION WITH RETAIL CONCE.RN

Experienced lumberman wants position with retail lumber concern. Formerly manager of country yard in California. Can also handle o,ffice details. References can be furnished. Address Box C-370. Care California Lumber Merchant.

Open For Position

Lumberman with wholesale and retail experience-several years retail experience in Los Angeles County. Familiar with all branches of Mill, Wholesale and Retail ends of the business. Can furnish referehces. Will appreciate an interview. Address Box C-372, California Lumber Merchant.

Historical Data Wanted on Wooden Pipe Intact After Old Windiammer Sixty-one Years

Eastport. Maine, Ian. 31.-The Seaport Navigation Comp"rry, b*tt.rs of the "Brilliant," the oldest documented '"".i"t under continuous record in the Commerce Depart*.ttt'r Bureau of Navigation' is requesting all possible historical data on the former wind-jammer.

Tihis old sailing vessel was built of sturdy north woods timbers back in 1835. Beams and boards making up the ftJt tt"ro" been repaired many times since it was built but il is still in activi service ilthough it now uses a small motor in place of the sail rig.

An interesting construction characteristic of those early vessels, accordiig to A. J. Tyrer, Commissioner of the Bu,e"u oi Navigation, is the fact that they were almost as *ia" ru to",g: The 'Brilliant" was 44 leet long, with a l5-foot beam-, making it safe but slsw.

C. H. KEMPER ON EASTERN TRIP

C. H. Kemper, sales manager of the Clover Valley Lumbeilco., Loyalton, Calif., hai bee-n- on !t-n eastern business ttip fe visited Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Boiton and other eastern lumber centers.

Racine, Wis., Jan. 31.-A street excavation here uncovered six sections of wooden gas mains, laid in 1869, when the gas was "the thing" in street and residence il'lumination. Despite the fact that the pipe has remained underground sixty-one years the texture of the wood is not affected. It is thought to be either ,cedar or yellow pine.

Wood ring joints, strengthened by iron bands act as joints for the sections. The pipes have a six-inch bore, and were tapped by smaller iron pipes which conveyed the gas to the various users along the line. The iron piping suffered from the ravages of time much more than the wood mains. The latter were treated with some tar compound.

L. A. NELSON VISITS S. F.

L. A. Nelson of Portland, Ore., manager of the department of grades of the West Coast Lumbermen's Association, was a recent visitor to the San Francisco Bay district on business of the association. He returned home Feb. lO.