al UP AND DOWN THE STATE co1

Ted O'Malley and S. W. Wilcox, O'Malley Lumber Company, Phoenix, Ariz', spent a week in Los Angeles the latter part of March.

Ed Fountain and Ralph McCune, Ed Fountain Lumber -Co., Los Angeles, are calling on the mills in Northern California and Southern Oregon' While in the Northwest, they will make their headquarters at the company's office in Medford, Ore. .

M. W. (Mike) Crook, Tacoma Lumber Sales, Los Angeles, spent ten days the latter part of March calling on the Northern California and Southern Oregon mills.

J. H. Prentice, Bloedel Angeles, is spending a few at Bellingham, Wash.

Donovan Lumber Mills, Los weeks at the company's mill president, Sterling a recent business Lumber Co., Oaktrip to the North-

Albert A. Kelley, wholesale lumberrnan, Alameda, Calif-, returned- from atrip to the Northwest March 17. He made the trip both ryays by plane and attended a lumber auction in Portland.

Ernest H. Bacon, manager of Fir-Tex of Northern California, San Francisco, recently made a business trip to Los Angeles, where he attended a refrigeration industry convention.

Don F. White, U.S.N., has been promoted from Lieu. tenant, junior grade, to senior grade. Before going into the service he was assistant to his father, C. H. Whitg vice-president and general manager of White Brothers, hardwood dealers. San Francisco.

R. U. Bronson, Trio turned last week from a Lumber Co., Eugene, Ore:, rebusiness trip to San Francisco.

Frank G. Duttle, land, is back from west.

Frank Curran, Frank Curran Lumber Co., Santa Ana, was a Los Angeles visitor last week.

Major Wilbur M. ("Dick") Wilson, Transportation Corpb, 'i Qan 'Francisco; was an interested' visitor at the Spring "1 Meeting of the Lumber Merchants Association of Northern ' .li California, held at the Palace ltrotel, San Francisco, Mar'ch ',ii

L. W. MacDonald, geles, is back from the mills. 18. Major Wilson still retains his interest in the Willard i Lumber Co., Fresno

L. W. MacDonald Co', Los AnNorthu'est where he called on the