Going and Coming

B. v/. BOOKSTAVER BACK FROM NORTHWEST

B. W. Bookstaver of the Bookstaver-Burns Lumber Company, Los Angeles, has returned from a three weeks' trip to the mills in the Northwest and announces that the Bookstaver-Burns l-umber Company are now the exclu. sive agents in California, on water shipments, for the following mills: Eclipse Mill Company, Everett, Washing- ton; Canyon Lumber Company, Everett, Washington ; Robinson Manufacturing Company, Everett, Washington; Washington Lumber & Spar Company, Renton, Washing- ton; Victoria Lumber & Manufacturing Company, Chemainus, B. C.; Straits I.umber Company, Red Gap, B. C., and the Alberni Pacific Lurnber Company, Ltd., Port Alberni, B. C.

Due to the large amount of stock being shipped by these mills to California, the company has chartered seven vessels to load during the month of May.

LONG-BELL OFFICIALS IN LOS ANGELES

G. A. Houston, Kansas City, general sales manager of the Long-Bell Lumber Company, and E. H. Houston, West Coast sales manager of the same firm at Longview, Washington, recently spent a week iir I.os Angeles conferring with the company's Southern California representative, H-. F. Borvles.

W. R. CHAMBERLIN VISITS LOS ANGELES

W. R. Chamberlin of W. R. Chamberlin & Co., San Francisco, returned last week from a business trip to Los Angeles.

Henry Hink Leaves Soon For Eastern Trip

Henry llink, sales rnanager of Dolbeer & Carson Lumber Co., San Francisco, and vice-president of the Redwood Sales Co., which represents a grollp of Redwood mills, and also has headquarters in San.Francisco, is leaving on May 24 for an eastern trip rvhich will occupv six weeks, during which he will spend all his time in doing market extension work for the 'Sequoia Brand" products of the Redwood Sales Co.

Mr. Hink will visit St. Louis, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Chicago and the Ohio territory, going from there to points in Michigan. He will then go to Boston, and'will motor by way of Springfield, Mass., to New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington, D. C.

Al Nolan Visits Arizona

Albert J. (Al) Nolan of the sales department of the Pacific Lumber Co., San Francisco, left May 6 on a business trip to Arizona, in the course of which he will attend the twelfth annual convention of the Lumbermen's Club of Arizona at Nogales, May 17,18 and 19.

E. T. ROBIE VISITS OREGON

E. T. Robie, Auburn Lumber Co., Atrburn, returned recently from a trip to Oregon, where he called on a irumber of the Southern Oregon mills. Mr. Robie, who was accompanied by Mrs. Robie, made the trip by automobile, returning by way of the Redwood Highway.