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T\TENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY

As repo*ed in The California Lumber Merchant June 15, 1931

Announcement in this issue: "Many Northwest mills have closed down indefinitely account market conditions' Scores of others will close by July fourth, to remain down."

In the Vagabond Editorials for this issue there is a story about two old cabbies caught in a traffic jam in New York. There were motor cars all about them, and one said to the other : "You know what I think ? I think automobiles have come to stay." (What a prophet he turned out to be.)

It is reported in this issue that more than 200,000 copies of our little editorial, "Keep That Boy in You Alive," have been reprinted, and the demand goes on. (Remember, this was 25 years ago, and they are still in demand.)

Gus Russell, Santa Fe Lumber Company, announces that his company has opened ment, and placed in charge Mr. Frederic of the pioneer Pine men of the Coast.

San Francisco, a Pine departS. Palmer, one

The Posey Manufacturing Company, Hoquiam, Wash., has opened a sales office in San Francisco under the management of E. C. Hallinan.

This number contains a life Miami, Arizona, president of Association.

Jack Plunkett, head of Angeles, announces that from Sales Manager to Graham has been named sketch of John C. Light of the Arizona Lumbermen's the Pioneer Paper Company, Los H. L. Wilber has been promoted Director of Sales, and Harry J. Sales Manager.

R. F. Hammatt, well known as "Dick" to the lumber trade, who recently resigned as Secretary-Manager of the California Redwood Association, has been appointed Assistant Regional Forester in the U. S. Forest Service, with office at Missoula, Montana.

Robert S. Osgood has been appointed General Sales Manager for the Washington Veneer Company, of Olympia, Washington, with offices in that city. He. has been representing the Wheeler, Osgood Company of California for the past nine years, with offices in Los Angeles.