PERSONALLY SPEAKING

MADE PORTLAND-SAN FRANCISCO AIR TRIP

R.E. Jackson of Portland, consulting engineer for the Pickering Lumber Company, traveled from Portland to San Francisco, August 4, on one ofthe West Coast Air Transport tri-motored planes. These planes leave Fortland at 8 a.m. and arrive at San Francisco at 2:15.p.o., stopping for passengers at Roseburg, Medford and Corning.

PICKERING'S SALES MANAGER IS CALIFORNIA VISITOR

Orville N. Pier, sales manager of the Pickering Lumber Co., Kansas City, recently visited the company's offices in San Francisco, and spent a week at the Pickering mills at Standard and Tuolomne.

Clyde Osborne Visits San Francisco

Clyde Osborne, manager of the creosoting department of the Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co., Portland, spent a few days in San Francisco last week on a business trip.

CHARLES R. McCORMICK BACK FROM NORTHWEST TRIP

Chas. R. McCormick, president ofthe Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co., returned recently to San Francisco from one of his periodical tours of inspection of the company's operations in the Northrvest.

Eastern Lumbermen Visit Pine Mills

E. S. Dunn, War,ren S. Wilkin and J. Theobald, all of the Allegheny Lumber Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., were recent visitors to theplants of the Pickering Lumber Co. at Standard and Tuolomne.

Jake Buhler Returns To Los Angeles

J. M. Buhler, J. M. Buhler Lumber Co., Los Angeles, has just returned from a vacation trip to Portland. He made the journey by automobile, traveling over the Redwood highway.

Clyde Owens Back From Northwest

Clyde Or.vens, manager of the lumber department of the W'hiting'-14ead Lumber Co., Los Angeles, recently lreturned from a vacation spent in the Pacific Northwest, during which he visited C)regon, Washington and British Columbia. The trip was made by automobile byway of the Redwood highway.

Ernest Johnson Returns To Portland

Ernest E. Johnson. sales manager of the C. D. Johnson Lumber Company, Portland, recently returned to headquarters from a three weeks' business trip to California. Mr. Johnson called on the trade in Los Angeles in company with W, H. Morrison, manager of the Los Angeles office, and visited the trade in the San Francisco Bay District with Russell Gheen, manager of the company's San Francisco office.

W. D. DUNNING A LOS ANGELES VISITOR

W.D. Dunning, sales manager of the Little River Redwood Co., spent last week in Los Angeles looking over the lumber'situation, making his headquarters at the offices ofW. R. Chamberlin & Co., Southern California represe4tatives for the contpany's products.

Jim Farley Back From Vacation

Jim Farley, The Pacific Lumber Co., returned August 13 from a vacation spent in the Redwood Empire.

Sheldon Morris On Vacation

Sheldon Morris of the Southern California Hardwood and Manufacturing Cornpany, Los Angeles, is spending his vacation in the northwest. Mr. Morris will be gone about a month.

MISS B. M. BARNSTEAD ON VACATION

Miss B. M. Barnstead of the Coos Bay Lumber Company at Los Angeles, is enjoying a two weeks' vacation at Tauquitz Lodge, u'hich is located in the San Jacinto Mountains. Miss Barnstead has been with the firm for five years and is well known among the lumbermen.

A. A. DIMMICK VISITING MILLS

A. A. "Bert" Dimmick of the Dimmick Lumber Company, Los Angeles, is at the mills at Marshfield and will be gone about three weeks.

Clyde

Clyde Owens of geles, is spending a for a vacation.

Owens In Northwest

the Whiting-Mead Company, Los Anmonth in the northwest. where he went

H. F. BOWLES BACK FROM MILLS

H. F. Bowles, representative ofthe Long-Bell Lumber Company at Los Angeles, has recently ,returned from a three weeks' trip to the company's mills at Longview, Wash., and 'Weed, California.

W. H. WOOD LOS ANGELES VISITOR

W. H. Wood, President of the Hart-Wood Lumber Company, San Francisco, recently made a short business trip to Los Angeles to confer with Ted Lawrence, who is the Los Angeles representative.

D. O. WENRICH VISITS SOUTH

D. O. Wenrich, accompanied by his family, has been on vacation in Southern California, visiting Los Angeles, including the beaches, San Diego and Tiajuana. The trip was made by automobile.

\^/. H. PHAFFLIN DRIVES TO RENO

W. H. Phafflin of the Progress Lumber Co., Redwood City, recently made an automobile trip to Reno, returning by way of the Feather River. His wife and family accompanied him on the trip which occupied about ten days.

Lumberman Controls Escalon Bank

S. J.Irwin, Irwin Lumber Company, Escalon, has purchased the controlling interest in the Escalon State B'ank. Mr. Irwin has been president of the bank since its organization in 1911, and is now the active president of this institution.

Max Cook Returns

Max E. Cook, in charge of the Agricultural Department of the California Redwood Association, has been spending his vacation at Carmel, accompanied by his wife and son, and is expected back at his desk September 4.