DENNIS LIJMBER

E. J. Stanton Openr lmportant Branch ln Sacramento

Leroy J. Stanton announces that E. J. Stanton & Son has just opened a very important business branch in Sacramento, in the shape of a big lumber concentration yard.

They have leased eight acres of land from the Heffernan Supply Company in that city, and adjacent to the modern planing mill of that concern. They rvill use the facilities of tl-ris mill for processing and preparing their lumber for the market, and will establish on the acreage mentioned a large lumber storage yard. Lumber will be brought in from many small sawmills in the Pine lumber territory above Sacramento, and rvill be piled, dried, processed and shipped clirectly from this nslv yard to Stanton customers all over the country, and principally in the East.

For a great many years Stanton has been bringing such lumber all the rvay to their Los Angeles plant for seasoning and processing. From norv on they rvill save a great deal on freighting and handling. Most of the lumber that rvill come to the Sacramento branch will be Pondersosa Pine, but a certain amount of Fir dimension n ill also be handled from the same mills.

Diamond Match Announces New Managers and New Yards

The Diamond Match Company through Joseph E. Duffey, vice president in charge of timber and lumber operations, announces that it has added two lumber yards to its California holdings, making a total ol 69 in this territory. The neu' yards are those of the Keyes Lumber Company, at Keyes, and the Sullivan & Larsen Lumber Yard at Rio Vista. Orland Weis is the new manager at Keyes. Mr. Duffey also makes the following personnel announcements: J. O. Parrish, former sales manager of the Ochoco Lumber Company, at Prineville, Oregon, has been made California manager of yards with offices at Chico. Patrick H. Jackson is made nerv Northr,vestern manager, with offices in Spokane, Washington. He formerly managed the J. F. Sharpe Lumber Company at Yreka, California.

Pcrul Baugh Opens Office

Paul Baugh has opened an offrce at 4521 Produce Plaza, Central Manufacturing District, Los Angeles 11, rvhere he will carry on a wholesale lumber business. The telephone number is LOgan 5-7494,

Paul has been associated with the wholesale lumber business in Los Angeles for many years, and is rvell known to the trade. lle was with E. U. Wheelock. Inc.. Los Angeles, for twenty years, and sold out his interests in that firm to go in business for himself.

Gilbert crt Oceanside

W. E. Gilbert, of 1091 Palm Terrace, Pasadena, California, announces that has just opened a retail lumberyard at 903 Cleveland Avenue, Oceanside, California.

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Dubs, Ltd., Will Plcry crt Lckeside, June 17

Dubs, Ltd., will hold its 14th monthly golf tournament and get-together dinner at Lakeside Country Club, June 17'

Al Nolan, The Pacific Lumber Company, San Francisco, will be chairman of the day. At this meeting officers r'vill be elected for the coming year.

Brcdley Plant Lcrrgely Opercrting

Three of the four flooring plants of the Bradley Lumber Company plant at Warren, Arkansas, are back in operation, and the {ourth soon will be. Ten of the former eighteen dry kilns are back in operation' Other units of the storm ancl fire-struck plant are rapidly nearing completion.

S. L. Owens Joins M & M

S. Logan Owens, of San Francisco, has been appointed factory representative for M & M Woodworking Company to cover Northern and Central California and Nevada. His office at 604 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. He is a popular young business man of the Bay district, and has l-racl considerable sales and engineering experience'