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HAYWARD LUMBER CO. PURCHASE CROSS LUMBER CO.

The Hayward Lumb,er Co. has purchased the Cross I-umber C6. which is located at Corcoran,'King's County. The Hayward Lumber Co. are one of the large retail lumber dealers of the state and operate yards in California and Arizona. They have their general headquarters at Los Angeles.

H. \,l/. SINNOCK ON EASTERN TRIP

H. W. .Sinnock, secretary and manager of the Redwood Sales Co., is on a two months' business trip in the east where he will make a survey of conditions in the redwood market,. He will stop at Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati, Detroit, Buffalo, New York, Boston, and other middlewest points. During his absence, M. V. Johns will be in charge of their San Francisco office.

JOHN OLSON A SAN FRANCTSCO VTSTTOR w. G. MUGAN SPENDING VACATION IN EAST

lotrn Olson of Los Angeles, manager of the fos Angeles _ p. _G. Mugan, of the Dolbeer-Carson Lumber Co., S-an gp"erations of Chas,. R. -McCorm;ct<" & Co., was a rJcent Fy'.ancisco, 1. on an extended vacation trip in thejast. He visitor at the company's San Francisco office where he yfitt go as far east as New York and Boston. On his retp""i days to business matters. 1f"urn west, he will travil over the scenic Canadian Pacific route.

WILLIAM SMITH PURCHASE THE MCDONALD LUMBER CO.

The William Smith Co. of San Francisce have purchased the McDonald Lumber Co. of San Francisco. The i\{cDonald Lumber Co. adjoins the Wiltiam Smith Co. yard and will be used by the new owner for storing his common lumber. The McDonald Lurnber Co. has been operated by the Bessemer Lumber Co. of Detroit for the past year.

H. M. Munger, r,vho has been managing.this yard for the Bessemer Lumber Co. will remain rvith the William Smith Company for the next sixty days rvhen he will return to Detroit.

E. L. FIFIELD TO ACT AS REPRESENTATIVE OF FISCHER BROTHERS

E. L. Fifield. the well known San Francisco wholesale lumberman, is now acting as the California agents of the Fischer Brothers Lumber Company of Eugene, Oregon. The Fischer Brothers Lumber Company operate the following mills located in Oregon; Fischer Lumber Co., Ma:cola; lamestown Oregon Lumber Co', Alpin_e; Carl E. Fischer Lumber Co., Eugene; and the Panther Butte Lumber Co., Glendale. The Fischer Brothers Lumber Company maintain general offices at Eugene, Oregon.

MADERA SUGAR PINE CO. MADERA trOR the w.rodwork of canoes, racing I' vachts and other craft in which a combinition of lightness, toughness and strength is requiredspruce is indicated. These same qualities make spruce admirably suited.for the interior trim and finish of homes and all kinds of construction work.

GRAHAM ISLAND SITI(A SPRUCE

Over 3,500,000,00 feet of virgin timber at Graham Island, B. C.,-a fleet of stedl Jteam lumber schooners<omplete saw mills, planing mills and dry kilns at Ils Angelcs Harbor-these and other extensive holdings euable us to assure to local lumber users a constant, steady supply of high grade spruce lumber.

Prices and details furnished on request.

San Diego Hoo Hoo Club

Hoo Hoo Club Number One, met at San Diego on June 5th, for their regular weekly luncheon. Thirty members and five g'uests responded to th'e gavel.

Mr'. Oscar Kaneckt, Chief Building Inspector of San Diego, spoke to the meeting on building conditions in the southern city, and on the prospects for the balance of this year.

An honor'ed guest of the meeting was Lieut. Kelly, world famous aviator, who, with Lieut. McCready, made the nonstop flight from New York to San Diego.

Panel Man Provides Good Hoo Hoo Entertainment

Mr. Harry V. I{anson, of the California Panel & Veneer Company, Los Angeles, was chairman at the Hoo Hoo lucheon on Thursday, June 5th.

Harry had s,ent out notices saying that this would be a good meeting providing a bunch of laughs, and he made good. Mr. LeRoy Dawson, a disabled veteran of the World War, and now a law student at IJ. S. C., gave the boys an address on his experiences during the conflict, and put so much humor into the telling that he had them laughing most of the time, even when he was telling of the drive that participated in, and which resulted in his losing an eye and his left leg. Mr. Dawson was a Corporal, saw considerable s,ervice until he was struck by a shell at Chateau Thierry, and is a splendid example of -what a man can do with pluck and determination in doing a "come back." In spite of his terrible handicaps, this man has about finished his law course at the lJniversity, has regained his health, and is on his way to independence.

Parson Simpkin was present at this meeting, and made a short talk to the members, on the Concat, held on June 7th.

It was a splendid meeting, and unfortunate that the attendance was so small.

ROLLINS A. BROWN

Southern California representa- for "Superior Brand," America's finest oak fooring.

Also Southern band-sawn hardwood lumber. Teinporary

KALAMATH FALLS TO HOLD CONCAT ON JULY s

Herbert J. Savidge, vicegerent snark of the Kalamath Falls District announces that they are holding a monster concat on July 5 at Kalamath Falls. Mr. Savidge, who was vicegerent snark back in 1912 states that during that year they initiated 51 kittens at their July Concat, and that they are planning to exceed that number at their initiation next month. A large number of Hoo-Hoo members from San Francisco and the Bay District are expected to make the trip. Snark of the lJniverse, C. D. LeMaster of Fresno, has announced that he will attend the meeting. On July 4 and 5, the annual Rodeo and Frontier's Day Program will be held this year as usual, and the committe-e announce that the new highway betwe.en Ashland and Kalamath Falls is now open and in good condition. Hoo-Hoo members are also expected to attend from Bend and Portland. The Kalamath Falls Hoo-Hoo District is now attached to the San Francisco District. Herbert J. Savidge, the vicegerent snark of the Kalamath Falls District *has been an active member of Hoo-Hoo for many years, and at present is acting as the representative of the Western States Lumber Co. at Kalamath Falls.

COMPLETENESS OF STOCI(S IS A BIG ASSET TO THE SALEg that's whst we htve.

MAN CAI-LING ON THE CAI-IFORNIA TRADE.

White Pine, Douglas Fir, Redwood, Cedar and Redwood Shingles, Split Redwood Posts, Tieg, Stakes, etc.

Los Angeles Representative A. L. Hoover l2l Ccntral Bldg.