In and Out of the Yards

Heard Above the Whir of the Planer and the Roar of the Rip Saw.

He Hit It

Mr. J. H. Baker, of the C. W. Chapman Lumber 9ompany, \\raterloo, Iowa. is responsi6le for this one. lIe says .that there are just three kinds of pe,ople in the world, or at least just three kinds that they-come into contact with, in Iowa.

TIfE PEOPLE IN CALIFORNIA.

THE PEOPLE GOING TO CALIFORNIA.

THE PEOPLE THAT WANT TO GO TO CALIF'ORNIA.

Elmore King Returns from New York

Elmore W. King, of the King Lumber Co., Bakersfield, has returned from a five-rveeks business trip in the east tl.rat carried him as far ,as Ner,r' York City. While in the east, he was making a survey of the hardwoocl market throush_ out the Middle West and Atlantic Coast. FIe reports tiiat the lumber market in the eastern sections of the iountry is in fair condition and that the dealers are verv ootimistic for a big dernand for lumber after the New year. On his return to California, after spending a few clays in San Francisco, he returned to Bakersfield.