lY. R. CHAIUBERIIN & C().

WHOLESALE LUMBER

SOUTHERN CALIFORNI.A SALES AGENTS FOR

The Tittte River

REDWOOD C().

CRANNELL, HUMBOLDT CO.

OPER.ATING STEAMERS:

W. R. Chambeilin Jr.

Stanwood

Phyllir

Barbaroc

Yellorvrtone

OFFICES:

Heed Officc 6lE Matron Bldg. ,SAN .FRANCISCO

LOS ANGELES sElrrtE -6flr whitc Brds.

266 Chember of Commercc Bldg.

PORTLAND-Pacific Bldg.

BOX MANUFACTURERS HOLD TWO-DAY MEETING AT KLAMATH FALLS

The Pacific Coast group of the National Association of Wooden Box Manufacturers held their tri-annual meeting at Klamath Falls, August 17 and 18.

More than 60 manufacturers attended, and among the subjects discussed were substitute container competition, marketing problems, trade promotion, customers' requirements, new uses for wooden boxes, new or improved methods of manufacture, wooden box printing, trade tariffs and the California fruit, nut and vegetable act.

Walter Johnson, president ofthe executive committee, was in charge of the meeting.

M. E. LeSOURD GONE EAST

M. E. LeSourd, Assistant General Manager of the Pacific Door & Sash Company, Los Angeles, is making a trip t9 the east to call on some of the eastern dealers. Mr. LeSourd will go as far as Boston before return'ing to Los Angeles.

N.M.L.A REPORT EIGHT BILLION FEET OF GRADEMARKED LUMBER PLEDGED

The National Lumber Manufacturers' Association reports that it has secured pledges from lumber manufacturers who produce more than eight billion feet of lumber annually, to grademark and trademark their product, and thus join in with the National trade extension program, which will be strictly for grademarked lumber. These mills are either grademarking today or actively preparing to do so.