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C. D. HAGGE TAKES OVER LODI YARD

C. D. Hagge, formerly associated with the United Lumber Yards, Inc., has taken over the United Lumber Yard of Lodi. Mr. Hagge has been connected with the lumber business for many years and will act as manager of the Lodi yard.

BrLL sHAims r,t;iN DrEGo

Bill Shaw, for the past year connected with the order department in the San Francisco office of the Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co., has been transferred to San Diego, where he will be connected with the company's San Diego yard. Bill is a very popular young man and a good musician and has performed on several occasions for Hoo-Hoo Club No. 9. His many friends in the Bay District wish him success in San Diego.

PERCY J. BROWN LUMBER CO. MrLL BURNS

The mill of the Percy J. Brown Lumber Co. at Scotia was destroyed by fire on Friday afternoon, Mayr2I. The loss has been estimated at $100,000. The Percy J. Brown Lumber Co. were redwood manufacturers.

Palo Alto Lumbermen Lose Baseball

The lumbermen of Palo Alto recently crossed bats with the hardware men of the same town, and when the score was checked up, it was discovered the lumbermen were on the wrong side of the sheet and lost by a score of l3-9. Harry Trimble and Roscoe Price of the Dudfield Lumber Co., the Ellis Boys of the Palo Alto Lumber Co., and Ray Piel of the Progress Lumber Co. w.ere the stars for the lumberrnen.

Jimmie Atkinson of the Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co., who is scouting for the San Francisco "Seals", was an interesting spectator at the game. The "Seals" are in the market for a shortstop, but as the paper goes to press we have not heard as yet of any of the Palo Alto lumbermen baseball stars being signed up for a tryout with the San Francisco team.

Tacoma Lumberman Dies

August Boeklin, president of the Washington Manufacturing Co., and one of the leading lumbermen of Tacoma, Washington, died on May 8. Mr. Boeklin had been associated with the lumber industry of the Northwest for many years and was well known on the Pacific Coast.

LONG.BELL LUMBER CO. FILES ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

The Long-Bell Lumber Co. of Kansas City, capitalized at $30,000,000, has filed articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Jordan. The company has large lumber operations at Weed, California, and J. M. White, General Manager of the Weed Lumber Co., is designated as the California agent of the corporation.

u/. C. GRAF NE\v VICEGERENT FOR SUSANVILLE

W. C. Graf, Nb. 374n, Fruit Growers' Supply Co., Susanville, has been appointed Vicegerent Snark of the Susanville District. Mr. Graf, although a new member in HooHoo, is extremely popular with the'lumbermen in his district and should make an ideal man for the office.

Fred Holmes Shows Moving Pictures Of Mother Lode Trip

Fred Holmes, Holmes-Eureka Lumber Co., San Francisco, had his moving picture camera with him while making the Central California Lumbermen's Club trip over "The Bret Harte Trail to the Calaveras Big Trees", and during the two days took many shots of the crowd. Fred had the first showing of the pictures on Wednesday, May 19,'and they' have made a decided hit with everybody who has seen them. Ife extends an invitition to all lumbermen to drop into his office and see his two-reel picture.

Harry White Leaves For Europe

Harry White, vice-president and general manager of White Brothers, San Francisco, left for New York on Saturday, May 8, from which port he will embark for Europe. He expects to be gone four or five months. His tour will include visits to England, France, Belgium, Germany, Italy and other European countries. \

Walter Baker A Vicegerent Snark

Walter Baker, No. 31822, of the Friend & Terry Lumber Co., Sacramento, has been appointed Vicegerent Snark of the Sacramento District. He succeeds D. A. Williamson, No. 210, the oldest Hoo-Hoo member in the state. Walter is very popular with the lumber fraternity in the Sacramento District, and in the past has generally had charge of the Junior work at the Concatenations in his district.

Vallejo Building Nearly Doubles

During January, February, March and April of this year the amount of building permits issued has almost doubled the total for the same period last year. This yeay's total for the above four months is $,8,280.50. The permits for the year 1925 totaled $79,O7O.

Pile Driving Completed At Longview

LONGVIEW, Wash., May l8.-Pile driving has,been completed for the 600-foot extension to the Long-Bell export docks on the Columbia River front here. The new dock will serve the second unit of the mill just completed.

MILL BURNS AT LYNDEN, WASH.

BELLINGHAM, Wash., May l7.-Fire of unknown original destroyed the sawmill and one dry kiln of the Imperial Fir Lumber Co. at Lynden yesterday, causing a loss of $6O,00O. Seventy-five men employed at the mill were thrown out of work bv the fire.

G. L. BARTELLS RETURNS FROM EUROPE

G. L. Bartells, vice-president and manager of the Elliot Bay Mill Co., Seattle, manufacturers of Fir plywpod, returned recently from a,trip to Europe, which occupied two months. The countries visited by Mr. Bartells included England, Scotland, Germany, France and Belgium.

O. L. RUSSUM TO OPEN RETAIL YARD

O. L. Russum announces that he is operating a retail lumber yard at Isleton and will be known as the Delta Lumber Co' For the past four years, Mr. Russum has represented the Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co. in the Sacramento Valley anil San Joaquin Valley territory. He is a very popular young lumberman and his many friends are wishing him success on his entry into the retail lumber business.

Jeff Corkran A Bay Dtstrtct Vtsitor

Jeff Corkran, Sacramento, representative of the OwenOregon Lumber Co., was a recent San Francisco visitor, where he spent a few days calling on his many lumbermen friends and looking over lumber conditions. "Jeff", who was formerly general manager of the company's mill operations at Medford for two years, is back in California again with headquarters in Sacramento.

Homer Maris Returns From Northwest Trip

Homer Maris, H. P. Maris Panel Co., San Francisco, has returned from a short business trip to Seattle and Portland, rvhere he called on his Northwest connections and looked over lumber market conditions. He states that there is considerable building activity going on in Portland and Seattle.

Song Dedicated To Harry Cahalan

At the recent Fuel Dealers' Convention, which was held at Del Monte, one of the features of the convention was the ginggng of the song dedicated to Harry Cahalan, the popu- Iar Burlingame lumberman. The words were written by Kenneth A. Millican, manager of the Service Departmenl, Pacific National Bank, San- Francisco, and was'rendered with much gusto by the gathering at the banquet.

The words of the song are as follows:

__ (To the tune of "Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms.)

Oh ! Harry Cahalan

Why all the deep wailin'

Why slice all the divots to hell ?

Just 'cause Paul and his forces

Walked all 'round the courses

And said how your playing was swell ?

You MUST give us credit

How kindly we said it

Whenever you foozled your putt

How warmly we guided

And quickly decided

You played in the style of King Tut.

What a help we have all been

When crossing the tall green

Encouraging you in your play

In the next match you play in

We know you'Il be sayin'

"I miss you ! I miss you ! Hooray ! !"

Harry is a great golf enthusiast, and Mr. Millican must have got his inspiration to write this song after seeing Harry do his stuff on the links.

R. F. WELLS TO LEAD TURLOCK ROTARIANS

R. F. Wells, popular Central California lumberman, was recently -elected president of the Turlock Rotary Club for the ensuing year. In addition to taking an active interest in lumbermen's affairs, Mr. Wells is als6 active in his local club and civic affairs. He is the manager of the West Turlock Mill & Lumber Co.

H. A. LUCAS WITH CHAS. R. McCORMICK LUMBER CO.

H. A. Lucas, well known San Joaquin Valley lumberman, is now associated with the Chis. R. McCormick Lumbei Co. and is representing the McCormick interests in the San Joaquin Valley territory with headquarters at Fresno. Mr. L,ucas for the past three years was connected with the Mountain Pine Agency of Fresno.

Elmore King A San Francisco Visitor

Elmore King of the.King Lumber Co., Bakersfield, was a recent San Francisco visitor, where he spent a few days calling on the lumber trade and'attending t-o other busineis matters. Elmore said that the Fresno Hoo-Hoo District w_as ho-lding a Concatenation at Bakersfield on Saturday, May 22, and that he expected a large crowd of lumbermen to attend the affair.

McCORMICK OFFICIALS VISIT NORTHWEST

Chas. R. McCormick, president of the Chas. R. McCormick I umber Co., and J. Walter Kelly, sales manager, San Francisco, are on a two weeks' business trip throireh the Northwest. While in the north, they will visit the- company's offices in Portland and Seattle, and also visit the c_ompany's mill operations at St. Helens, Oregon, and Port Gamble and Port Ludlow, Washington.