A. L. 36GUS'' HOOYER CO. T\TENTY. As reported FIVE YEARS AGO

The National Manufacturers Association in convention in Chicago on April 24th, voted to continue its trade extension campaign for lumber, to be financed by a yearl,v funr! of one and one-hal{ million dollars. President A. C. Dixr-rn presided at the convention. "The Lumber Industry at the Crossroads" rvas the general subject of the meeting.

The lumbermen of Southern California held a nighly successful golf tournament at the Hollyu'ood Country Club, Holiyu,'ood, California, the committee in charge being Harry V. Hanson, Don Philips, Bob Osgood and Ed Martin Prize and trophy u.inners u'ere George I-ocku.ood, Ed Se',i'ard, Roy Stanton, Paul Hill, Barrl' Anau'alt, I{arve1' Borvles. Gene DeArrnond. C. Ganahl, I-. A. Bark and Dick