West Oregon Lumber Gornpany West Oregon Sticks to Moore lfioist Air Dry kilns

Twelve new Moore Moist Air Progressive natural draft type dry kilns will replace those destroyed by fire July | 6.

West Oregon Wide Slash Grain Super Fir Finish will continue to be dried by the Moore "scientific moist air process."

'We are proud of the part Moore Dry Kilns play in producing the justly celebrated fir finish of the West Oregon Lumber Co. These twelve Moore

Dty Kilns were purchased by President E. D. Kingsley, and will have:

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(2) Moore's Graduated Returnbend Heating Syatem.

(3) Moore's Syrtem of Humidity Sprayr and Roof Ventilation.

(4) Moore's Asbertor Metal Dry Kiln Doorr.

There is a Moore Dry Kiln for Eoery Purpose

MOORE'S Natural Draft Progrerive Kiln

MOORE"S Natural Draft Charge Kiln

MOORE'S Recirculating Baffle Kiln

MOORE'S Suction Fan Venee Kiln

MOORE'S Reversible Internal Fan Kiln

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The above photograph shows a Douglas Fir timber 20 in. x 22 in. and 114 fCet long, which will be used in repairing one of the arms on the Dutch Windmill, at Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. The timber was furnished to the Park Commission through J' H. Callum, the well known San Francisco lumber dealer. Flyod Elliott, San Francisco representative for the Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co. got this attractive order from Fred Roth, sales manaeer foi I. H. McCallum. The timber came from the Ostr"ander Railway & Timber Co., Ostrander, Washington, which company are represented in California by the Chas.

R. McCormick Co. This transaction was consummated in just ten days, the order was booked on September 26 and rvas discharged on the San Francisco wharf from the steamer Multnomah on October 6. The timber weighed 14.630 pounds.

- The timber was transported by truck from the dock to Golden Gate Park, which in itself was some feat in transportation. Needless to say, the transportation of the timber through the down town.streets of the city created considerable interest, and rather demoralized traffic, especially when turning corners. The timber was delivered at Golden Gate Park in excellent condition.

September building permits in 207 representative cities reached a total ol $38,797,659, according to reports of fr7 building departments to F. W. Dodge Corporation. This was a 6 per cent decrease from August and a 37 per cent increase over September of last year. One hundred and twenty six of the reporting cities showed gains over September of last year, and eighty-one showed losses from September of last year.

Total permits granted by all cities reporting during the past nine months of this year have amounted to $2,968,810,759, this being a 17 per cent increase over the corresponding period of. 1924.