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The Coddie's Viewpoint

He was a surgeon of national reputation. In matters of life and death he had won lasting fame by the dexterity of his hand, the precision of his handling of the surgical instruments, the wonderful keenness of sight that backed up his marvelous mind and fingers.

But now he was in no hospital operating room. No white costume shrouded him. No respectful concourse surrounded him. He was clad in the habiliments of the golfer, and he stood on the number one tee at the country club, ready to start his Saturday afternoon round of golf, while quite a gathering of golfers and caddies stood waiting their turn.

The hands that could wield the surgeon's knife a hair's

Butcher With Fritchey

Dean Butcher, who was offrce manager for the Olson Lumber Company in Alhambra, California, for 29 years, until Olson retired from the retail field recently, has moved over to the Palm Avenu,e Lumber Company, well known retailers of Alhambra. Mr. Butcher became office manager there under Paul Fritchey, owner.

breadth in either direction, swung back the driver, there was a clumsy swish-and there was the ball, still untouched, upon its tee.

Again the club came back. Once more it swung. Buck ague had seized the famous surgeon. He missed it three inches this time. Quickly he swung again, and this time the club went into the ground well back of the ball.

And then from the crowd of caddies, gathered at the sidelines came a hoarse whisper that everyone about the tee could hear:

"Gee ! How would'ja like t' have a guy like dat cut on ye'?"

Hinckley's Golden Jubilee

Dwight Hinckley, nationally known lumber wholesaler of Cincinnati, Ohio, is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of his firm, the Dwight Hinckley Lumber Company, which he incorporated in 1904. Mr. Hinckley has been in the lurnber business since 1894. He has held many offices of importance in the wholesale lumber business.