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(Continuid from Page 12) land, Harry Thomson, and Bill Clarkson were the particiinnts in the water events. In addition to 50 and lCI yard dashes which were won by Ward Brown; the high and low diving contests were won by Charlie McFarland, Jack Hart won the long distance race. The special added attraction to the water events was put on by Dick Jones and Claudie Frantz, who performed with skill several difficult aquatic stunts.

At 5:0 P. M., the party embarked on the good ship t'Crowley No. 7" for San Francisco, arriving home at 7'c0 P. M., ahd bringing to a close one of the mosti successful and most enjoyable outings in the clubs history. The arrangements for this successful picnic were under the supervision of Eddie Brush and Hugh Handley. Those in attendance were:.

Bill Talbot, William Smith Lumber Co.; Harry Thomson, H. S. Thomson Lumber Co.; Dick Jonbs, Van Arsdale-Harris Lumber Co.; Eddie Oden, H. S. Thomson T-umber Co.; Floyd Elliott, Chas. R. McCormick & Co.; Hugh Handley, Van Arsdale-Harris Lumber Co.; Eddie Brush, Loop Lumber Co.; Charlie Meyers, Spring Valley Lumber Co.: Richard G. Hiscox, Western States Lu,mber Co.; Bob McArthur, R. McArthur & Co. ; Sam Towle, Christensen Lumber Co.; Claudie Frantz, Loop Lumber Co.; Bill Clarkson-Sudden Lumber 'Co., Redwood City; Charlie McFarland-Christensen Lumber Co.; Jerry Casey, Hart-Wood Lum.ber'Co.; Hugh McPhee, American Stevedore Co.; ,Seth Butler, Spring Valley Lumber Co.; Ward Brown, Acme Lumber Co. ; Jack Hart, Hart & Burmeister; Charlie Moody, Christensen Lumber Co.; Wallace Bovyer, Van Arsdale-Harris Lumber Co.; Otto Hilkin; Spring Valley Co.; Leslie Brown, Christensen Lumber Co.; Henry Bodie, Spring Valley Lumber Co.; Jim Symington,

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Chula Vista Lumberman Goes East

Mr. Robert Conyers, owner of the Chula Vista Lumber Co., has left by way of Seattle for Canto, N. D. He will take the boat to Seattle and proceed to North Dakota from there. Mr. Conyers is interested in the lumber business in that territory and expects to spend a couple of months in that state looking after business interests. He will return to San Diego by way of New Orleans.

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.we belleve Superlor Brand ls the b6st oak floor- lng ma,ale, 'We belleve thls becau8e ln th€ nrEt place lt ls flnlshed on dlsc-head mtlltni machlnery thq,t produces a face flnlsh uncq-uallett by any other process. In the flnlshed product. thls means no knlfe marks. fn the second place, owlng to speclal lntllvldual methods irf riranu- facture, Superlor Bra,ntl has a remarkably unl- form molsture content whlch reducee ,.cuiolnq" and "buckllnci" to the mlnlmum, fn tfre iniiO place, owlng' to the fact that our lumber a,ll comes from the same locallty lt has a remark- able uniform color and texture. These facts. together with a quallty of oak second to none prompt. us to- believe that you wlll be lnterested ln seelng tnls superlor prod.uct. Wrlte for samproa now.

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