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And even as these wooden timbers have endured for centuries of exposure, so have Union lubricants successfully withstood thousands of hours of gruelling service in all types of mill machinery. Their successful perfor. mance is assured because they are first scien. tifically proved in the great LJnion Oil labor ratories.

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San Francisco Bay District News

COAST COUNTIES LUMBERMEN VISIT

SAN FRANCISCO

M. D. Bishop, secretary-manager of the Coast Counties Lumbermenrs Association, Watsonville; J. M. Handley, l\{_urphy Building Materials Co., Carmel, and George Wood, Wood Bros. Co., Santa Cruz, recently visited Sin Francis,co, on business connected with the-association.

CHAS. R. McCORMICK VISITS NORTHWEST

Chas. R. McCormick, chairman of the board of directors of the Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co., San Francisco, feturned May I from a week's trip to Portland and St. Helens.

E. de REYNIER IN SANITARIUM

E. de Reynier, of the Reynier Lumber Co., San Francisco, is in the Colfax Sanitarium, where he has been for about a month.

Mr. de Reynier is suffering from tuberculosis, but is making fine progress toward recovery.

A. H. JONGENEEL NO\^I WITH PACTFIC

A. 4._ Jongeneel, formerly general manager of the Redwood Manufacturers' Co., is now associated with The Pacific Lumber Company.

A. H. FISHER VISITS SAN FRANCISCO

A. H. Fisher, of the Fisher Lumber & Mill Co., Stockton, and his son Albert were recent business visitors to San Francisco.

JOHN HENCKEN VTSTTS LOS ANGELES

_ Jghn M. Hencken, shipping manager of the Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co., San Francis-o, returned recentlv from a week's trip to Los Angeles.

LONG-BELL S. F. OFFICE MOVED

The Long-Bell Lumber Company's San Francisco office has been moved from 1 Montgomery Street to the Hobart Building, 582 Market Street, and the telephone number has been changed to GArfield tr839.

COOS BAY HAS NEW SALESMAN IN sAN JOAQUTN VALLEY

Coos Bay Lumber Co., announces that Durrell H. Le Breton, who has been in the sales department at Bay Point for the past eight years, is now representing'them on the road in the Southern part of the San Joaquin Valley. J. H. "Jerry" Stutz, who formerly covered the territory mentioned, will now confine himself to the Northern San Joaquin and Central Valleys.

WALTER C. BALL VISITS

SOUTHLAND

Walter C. Ball, J. R. HanifI Co., San Francisco, spent a few days in Los Angeles around the latter part of Apr1l. Accompanied by Wendell Brown, their Southern California representative, they called on the trade.

JOHN c. ZIEL IN NORTHWEST

_ JohT G. Ziel, of the Barg Lumber & Shipping Co., San Francisco, left May 3 on a two weeks' business irip to the Northwest, where he will visit Portland. Tacoma. Seattle and Vancouver, B. C.

TORONTO LUMBERMAN VISITS BAY

H. A. , Larkin, president of the Larkin Lumber Toronto, Canada, recently spent a few days Francisco.

W. D. DUNNING VISITS LOS ANGELES

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W. D. Dunning, sales manager of The Little River Redwood C_o., San Francisco, returned recently from a. business trip to Lo's Angeles.'

PACIFIC LUMBER CO. EXECUTIVES IN SAN FRANCISCO FOR FUNERAL

__Frank Adams, of Chicago, Eastern sales manager; Ed, Yoder, of Scotia, resident manager, and Louis Milone, of Scotia, superimtendgnt, of The Pacific T,umber Company, came to San Francisco to attend funeral services for Pet6r .C..ryI:N9vin, late general sales manage,r of the company, held in San Francisco, Tuesday, May 6.