A Trainload of Douglas Fir Plywood

Y A train offorty cars loaded with Douglas Fir plywood pulled out of the Northern Pacific Ylrds at Auburn (Wqsh.) on Saturday, February second. The train was headed by the new super Mallet Type Locomqtive No. 4013 used exclusively on the Northern- Pacific's mountain divislon.

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Th-e entire shipment of 4O cars of Douglas Fir plywood Pgqgl: was consigned to the R. C. Clark Veneer Company of Chicago, one of the leading Plywood Distributors o? the country.

Approximately two million square feet of plywood panels were necess-ary to complete the shipment, the largest single sh,iprnent of Douglas Fir Plywood ever sent fro-m the Facific Northwest.

. The plywood in this record breaking shipment will find its .way 1nt9 -pany_ different articles. -In industrial plants and in Building Operations there are countless uies in which Douglas .Fir Plywood is practically indispensable. 4 few of the principal uses are: Auto.Floor Boaids, Auto Trunkq, Book Cases, Boxes, Breakfast Nooks, Built-in Features, Cabinets of all kinds, Card Tables, Cupboards, Draw-

Redwood Bridge At Indian Creek

.Ih. State Highway_ Department are constructing a bridge across Indian Creek, Plumas County, which will have two ll4foot timber trusses and the -approaches a cord of trusses made up of timbers 6 inches by i6 feet, the longest m-ember which will be 58 feet in iength. The blidge^y_il,l-be constructed of redwood and will require about 200,000 board feet.

er Bottoms and Sides, Door Panels, lfardwood Panel Cores, Ice Cream Cabinets, Ironing Boards, Magazine Racks, Ma-nual Training Uses, Mirrol Backs, Novelty Furniture, Office Furniture, Office Partitions, Packing eases, Show Cases, Stgrs, SJore Fixtures, Table Tops, Toy Fuiniture, Trunks, Wall Insulation, Wall Paneling, Wali Sheathing. The smooth and efficient handling of this huge order biy the Douglas Fir Plywood Mills of the Pacific N-orthwest is one of the outstanding features of this shipment of Plywood.

Handled by a number of the Douglas Fir Plywood mills in their regular run of business, these forty carJof Plywood were out on schedule time. The fact that this huge order of two million square feet of Douglas Fir Plywood was produced and furnished without any delays is a testimonial to the ability and capacity of the Douglai Fir Plywood Industry of the Pacific Northwest.

The R. C. Clark Veneer Company are in a position to fill any -conceivable order for Douglas Fir Plyirood, their usually-large stocks being greatly increased by this mammoth shipment.

Evans Auto Loading Company Installs

rhe Evans Ar," Y3**? H"$:'y, Inc., Marshfield, Oregon, is making extensive lmprovements in their battery separator plant and is installing seven new Moore Veneer kilns. They are enlarging their-factory space and will double their capacity after present impiovements are completed.

THAT \ryAS DIFFERENT

Doctor Brown sent a bill for ten dollars to the terrible tempered Mr. Bangs. The bill lssd-"Jq services, $10."

Bangs in a fury rushed to the doctor's office and shouted, "You're a robber. Think of it. Five doll.ars a visit. ft isn't worth it."

Doc Brown re-wrote the bill and sent it this way: Togetting out of bed at two A.M.; answering phone; disturbing wife; dressing; going to garage; cranking tin Lizziei two-mile drive in cold; saving baby's life; return to garage; waking wife; undressing; getting back into bed-$10.00.

The next day Bangs paid the ten dollars with humble apologies.

When I Grow Old

When I grow old

God grant that every. child

Will feel the youthful texture of my soul, And will not turn away'from me

As from a shade or shrunken vine

When I grow old.

When I grow old

God grant that I'may: have some task

Which must be done or someone fare the worseThat in some corner of the earth

Someone will need my hand

WhenIgrowol$:-r,t. ,, ' l .

The Test

"It's the bumps you get and the jolts you get' And the shobks'that your courage stands, The hours of sorrow and vain regret, The prizes that escape your hands' That test your mettle and prove your worth; It isn't the blqws you deal, But the blows you talie on this good old earth That shows if your stuff is real."

Same Results

"The old-fashioned girl sure knew how to get a dinner."

"So does the modern girl; but she uses a different method."

Hoover On Success

Able administrators, skilled workers, professional and moral leaders, cannot be made by birthormoney. They cannot be selected by divine right or through bureaucracy' Nor can their ranks be filled froma limited class. Our leadership can be found and it will be sympathetic to our ideals if we maintain the decency and dignity of family life; if we maintain for every individual an equality of opportunity to attain that position in the community to which his character and his ability entitle him; if we maintain free and universal. education. Then our supply of leadership will stream forward on its own impulse.-Herbert }loover'

Must Have Been

Aunt Lucy was the new cook. The first day she was in the house the brother of the mistress of the house dropped in for a few minutes' visit between trains, and the short meeting betweetl brother and sister was very affectionate' When he left the lady said to Aunt Lucy:

"You can't guess who that was."

"No'm," said Aunt Lucy, "lessen hit was yo' pastor"'

Vision

A statue lies hid in a block of marble, and the art of the statuary only clears away the superfluous matter and removes the rubbish. The figure is in the stone; the sculptor only finds it. What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to a human soul. The philosopher, the saint, the hero-the wise, the good or the great man-very often lies hid and concealed i4 a plebeian, which a proPer education might have disinterred and brought to light.

Ode Toprohibition

Mother's in the kitchen

Washing out the jugs, Sister's in the pantry

Bottling up the suds; Father's in the cellar

Mixing up the hops; Johnny's on the front stePs, Watching for the coPs.

A Gentle Hint

The Boss: "Johnnie, I like thrifty boys, and I hope that you save half what You earn?"

Office Boy: '1I can't do that. I don't get that much'"

Government Official Will Broadcast Talk on Reforestation Handicaps

Washington, Jan. 31.-In two radio addresses to be delivered over nationwide broadcasting hook-ups, Dr. Julius Klein, Director of the Bureau of Foreign ind Dorirestic Commerce of the U. S. Department of C-ommerce, and an internationally recognized authority on commercial economics, will place before the public- some of the wastes in wood utilization that indirectly or directly account for the economic difficulties hindering re-planting and re-growing of our forests on a wider scale by those rihose main inter-est in forest products is naturally of a commercial character. These talks will be delivered ai 7:45 p. M. Eastern Standard Time, Febr-uary 2 and February 9, respectively, over 29 stations located in various sectioni of the countrv.

Enrolls "Cellized" Companies

. Cellized, Inc., C. .Arthur Bruce, president, has joined those participating in financial support of the National Lumber Manufacturing Association -'.lrade Extension Cam- p.aign, -Cellized, Inc., a company controlling a process for chemically_ treated wood flooiings, is compoied of th. T.rrnessee Oak Flooring Company, Long-Bell Lumber Compgny, 9. I.._ Bruce Co., Arkansas Oaf Flooring Company, Nashville Hardwood^Flooring Company and The nrlattiy Lumber Company. Of these membir firms the Long-Befl r,umber Company and the Bradley Lumber Compan"y are already subscribers. This acquisiiion to Trade Extension meals th1.t_four$ew companieS-E. L. Bruce Co., Tennessee. Oak Floor{rS- C_o., Nishville Hardwood Flooring Co., and Arkansas Oak Flooring Co.-have been added io thi Trade Extension column.

Goodyear Redwood Lumber Co, Again Enter Coast Trade

_ After undergoing annual_repairs the milt of the Goodyear Redwood Lumber Co. at Elk,-Mendocino County, will ;ta;i up February 15.. Arrangements are now being made to enter the coastwise trade again at an early date."

The company's San Francisco office is at ffi2 Matson Building, and is in charge of Norman T. Schmalholz. Tele_ phone numlter is Davenport 0890.

Joins Sun Lumber Company

. Call J._ Hanson has been appointed representative for the Sun Lumber Co. in the Sinta Monica District. Mr. Hanson is well known to the lumbermen of Southern Cali- fornia and tvas formerly manag'er of the Santa Monica branch of the Patten & Davies Lumber Co. lle was con_ nected with the Patten & Davies Lumber Co. for fifteen years.

The Sun Lumber Co. of Beverly Hills, under the man_ agement of Frank Burnaby, also operate yards at Ventura and Oxnard.

MANUFACTURING PLANT CARRIES BIG LUMBER STOCK

. A stock of 25,000,000 feet of lumber, mostly hardwood, is carried by the Fisher Body Corporation. T'his is orr" oi the largest stocks carried by any individual manufacturirlg plant.

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