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R. I. "Bob" Gilbreath, head of the Gilbreath Chemical Co. in San Francisco, called on Colorado distributors the rveek of October 6.

Paul Wright, of the Herman A. Smith & Co. stafi, completed a 17-day trip to the northern California and Oregon mills early this month for the Glendale wholesale concern; he arranged winter shipments to Smith's dealer accounts in the Southland.

Henry Barg of San Francisco was a recent visitor at the Chicago offices of the National Hardwood Lumber Assn. enroute home from an extended E,uropean trip..

Hallinan Mackin's eastern sales chief, Larty Owen, returned to his San Francisco homebase from a business trip to Ontario, Quebec and the eastern lJ.S.

Art Evans and his wife Ivalee entertained a group of lumber and plywood friends at their Montecito home near Santa Barbara the rveekend of Seotember 27.

Pete Kepon, Arcata Redwood Company's Southland representative, and his bride steamed off to Hawaii for a couple weeks' vacation during September. And now we return you to the redwood markei, Pete . .

Henry Brown, formerly with Dicknsons Lumber Company, joined Hubbard & Johnson Lumber Co. at the Mountain View, Calif., yard on October 1, report Partners Bud Hubbard and Chet Johnson.

Don Philips, Jr. and Bob Halbert of the Philips Bros. Lumber Co., Long Beach, completed a Z-week sawmill trip late last month, covering the production area north of San Francisco to the Oregon border visiting suppliers along the way.

B. Nadeau of Triangle Lumber Co., Oakland, and his wife vacationed at Lake Louise for two weeks last month.

Lorraine and Sterling Wolfe have returned from a trip to Eugene, Ore., where they enrolled Sterling, Jr., as a fresh- orr5lsrElrT

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Rcprcscnloiivcs: phocnix il,:,I'll:::.$qifl'""ilm'":i::1""r;:; man at the University of Oregon, where he will major in Forestry. Ilnroute home (Marquart-Wolfe never says diel), tl-rey visited lumber mills in Oregon and California.

Willard Iverson, salesmanager of Pacific Fir Sales in Oakland, and his Sacramento man, Del Pugh, spent a September rveek calling on mill connections in the Siskiyou county area.

'l Ol Home ldecrs' Gonsumer Book

The Western Pine Association, at its semi-annual meetirrg Sept. 10-12, unveiled its newest consumer publication, "101 Home Ideas." The book, many of its 24 pages in fullcolor, is the ninth in a long series of such publications produced by the association. The book features all 10 of the Western Pine Region Species in actual use-Ponderosa Pine, I)ouglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann Spruce, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Larcl-r, Lodgepole Pine, Incense

Cedar and Inland Red Cedar.

It was designed for use by retail lumber dealers as a counterpiece, for a giveaway, and for distribution to consumers responding to Western Pine advertising in consumer magazrnes.

A nern' feature in the book is a display of five of the most popular paneling Datterns, both in contour profile clrawings and in photos of what each looks like when installed irr place. A special section is devoted to color effects in lun.rber, usirlg stains and pigments. Tl-ris ties in rvith the Western Pine's new full-color consumer advertising program, slatecl to break early next year.

Single copies of the booklet are available free of charge. Costs are lZf cents each for two to 24 copies, or 10 cents each in quantities of 25 or more, F.O.B. Portland. Imprint space is available on the back of the book.

Prelude

I sing no idle songs of dalliance days, No dreams Elysian inspire my rhyming; I have no Celia to enchant my lays, No pipes of Pan have set my heart to chiming.

I am no wordsmith dripping gems divine Into the golden chalice of a sonnet; If love songs witch you, close this book of mine, 'Waste no time on it.

Yet bring I to my work an eager joy, A lusty love of life and all things human; Still in me leaps the wonder of the boy, A pride in man, a deathless faith in woman. Still red blood calls, still rings the valiant fray, Adventure beacons through the summer gloaming; O, long and long and long will be the day 'Ere I come homing.

Robert W. Service.

Technicql

At the public library, a small boy presented a well-worn, dirt5r volume at the return desk. The librarian looked at the book, leaned forward to take in the size of the boy, and remarked: '

"This is rather technical, isn't it?"

Planting his feet firmly, the boyhalf-defiant, halfapologeticsaid:

"ft was that way when I got it."

A Word to the Wise

When a woman is left too much alone, Sooner or later she begins to think; And no man knows what then she may

-E. A. 'discover. Robinson.

Poor Job

Nobody finds as many things of interest in the local newspaper as Aunt Samantha.

"Job printing," she read from an advertisement. "Poor Job ! They've kept him printing week after week, year after year, ever since I can remember. If he wasn't the patientest man that ever was. he never would have stood it for so long."

The Endless Chqin

A visitor contemplated the cool wind of April and the snow on the mountain tops. He said to the attendant:

"When does the snow melt on those mountains?"

And the other said: "When it gets warm around here."

And the visitor asked: "And when does it get warm around here?"

And the fellow replied: "When the snow melts on those mountains."

The Plqin Mqn

The plain man is the basic clod From which we grow the demigod; And in the average man is curled The hero stuff that rules the world.

-Sam Walter Foss.

The Ideql Stote

The Seven Wise Men of Greece attended a great dinner in Athens and were asked the question, "What is the ideal state?" They replied:

Solon: "That in which an injury to the least of its citizens is an injury to all."

Bias: "Where the law has no superior."

Thales: "Where the rich are neither too rich, nor the poor too poor."

Anacharsis: "Where virtue is honored and vice detected."

Pittacus: "Where dignities are always conferred on the good, never on the bad."

Cleobolus: "Where the citizens fear blame more than punishment."

Chilo: "Where the laws are more regarded and have more authority than the orators."

Foir Enough

The firm had a new office boy. A few days after he started work, a ten dollar bill disappeared from the cash drawer. The boss called in the new boy and said severely:

"There is ten dollars missing from the cash drawer, Albert. Now you and I are the only ones who have keys to that drawer."

"Well," said Albert, "suppose we just pay five dollars each and say no more about it."