The Evening herald., July 22, 1925, Page 11, Image 11

WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. 102.1
THE LtfMUEnLOOUE
PAGE ELEVEN
Southern Pine Men Offer
- V Prize of 1000 for Aid '
j'f ' in Grade Marking Puzzle
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Important iti'i limn having In ilo
villi . vurUuiM illinium of (lu griulu
mnrklnK of lumber, which practice
win Instituted hy subscribers or
mills of llio Hoilthelll Pino Assocln
tlun April 1, wuro tukon at tliu mld
NUinmor meetings of (ho Imuril of ill
rectors unci subscribers hold In
Memphis, Tuesday, Juiim Id, There
wur about Kit) prominent Huiitln.rii
I'Iiiu iihuui fui l H rtti-M present from all
part of tliu Houlli mill grade-murk-Iiik
mill trade-niurking of lumber
and iruiln association (icllvilloit fur
nished llio principal Htilijucm for dis
cussion. ,
Tlio directors approved I lift rocom
lniuiilnllon of 1lnt Advertising nml
Traile-Extenslon cnmmiltoc Hint Ihu
Association offer a priiti) of II, (Mm
to llw person devising the best nml
most efficient method nml moans for
grado-murklng HiiiiIIhtii I'ltm. '
Tlio directors recommended nml
llio snbscrlhers unanimously adopted
a roHiilulloii to I liu effect Hint since
llio floiilheru Plna Akkdc IuiIom lis
been the pioneer orgnnlintlnn to put
grade-marking Into effect, nml Iiuk
devoted several years' 1 1 inn nml
study nml considerable expense to
working nut Hie system, that the
Assot-lntlon nfrr through Heeretury
of Ciimmurco Hoover, 'to niiiiiiiriii lur
kid of till olhr specie of lumber
throughout tlio ronniry, llio benefit
of Hi" experience gained hy tlm
Hunt hern I'lii" Awioi'lntloii In thin
movement nml Hint llio Association
stands roiiily um! v. II I Iuk Id Impnri
thin knowledge lo nil who nr.i In
terested nml to send representatives
to Ihu group of manufacturer of
other species to render whatever as
sistance mny bo necessary In making
grudo-markliig mul trade-marking of
lumber effective.
Various speakers commenting on
thin resolution mentioned Hint thin
action showed tlm pint) manufactur
ers worn Inking' a hroml nml public
spirited nttltuilo In thin movotmint
for tho benefit of othor lumhor pro
ducers nml lliti coimunilnic public. ,
Tlm general mooting of subscrib
ers Hint) adopted a motion Instrucl
Iiik tliu Rerrntiiry-Munagor to write
to each subscriber who In not grndo
mnrklDK his product slating that
aflr August 16th. 1025, tho socro
tary nhiUI ho authorised to furnish,
on request, to dealers, architects,
contractors nml consumers of lutu
bor, Hot of tlm subscriber IlilllH
that uro grade-marking thulr out
put. It wus suited In discussion of
thin resolution Hint a largo n um
ber of requests hnve boon received
for nnmt'ii of tho in nniifnc Hirers
who nro grndo-marking tlii'lr prod
uct, but Hint a nurabor of tho sub
scribers hnve boon delayed putlliiit
tlio practlco Into cfect nt their mills
for various reasons and It win deem
ed donlrablo to dofor tho giving out
of Until of those who nro grndn
mnrklng until nil tha subscribers
have had opportunity to definitely
derldo an that action.
Tito' subscriber voted unnnlmoiis
ly to contlmio tho assessment of
throo Gontn par thouHnnd foot on tho
nhlpmuntii of all mllln that nro
grnde-mnrkliiK which fundi aro to
bo lined In continuing tho wldo
sprend ndvorllulDg cnmpaliinn to
ontnbllah grndo marking lumber
tlirouKhout tho country. , ,
Thera wro about 150 promlnont
liimbor niniiuractiirom In tho Oold
Itoom pt tlm ClnrldKo Ilotol Tucs
tiny mornliiR, when I'ronldciit E. A.
Front of Shrovnport, cnllod tho Ron-,
oral nicotinic of nihncrlboni to ordor.
In hln ndilrosH tin tho "Economic
Highlights of 1925", Mr. Frost as
nortod that ovory untisflod factor of
any consoquonco points unmistak
ably to a vol u mo of production nml
distribution horotoforo unoqiinllvd.
Hunk dohlis for tho first flvo months
nvorngy nearly 20 por cent nhovo
nnnnal, ha suiil; freight cur load
ings for tho na mo period nvorngod
11 por cent nhovo normal; tha val
II mo of bank loans lias expanded lib
erally under an onsy monoy mnrkot;
tho stock mnrkot has boon unusual
ly aotlvo nnd tlicro nro further Indi
cations Hint tha prosont period of
Industrial prosporlly has marked
Htnbllily mid gives no suspicion of
any sudden roncllou. '
Preliminary reports from iiKVlcul
tural dlstrlclH, tha npeukur Kiild, are,
In , tlio main, vory encouraging,
showing an early crop outlook
sotnowhat nhovo normal. A notnbla
rocord linn bnen ostnbllshod by tho
hiilltlliiR Intlustry, tho volnmn for
tho first flvo months of this yonr ox!
coodlng that of tho sumo period last
yonr, which was tho bnnnor building
yonr In tho nation's history. Tho
Houliiorn rino Industry, Mr. Frost
mentioned, Is, nn outstanding ex
ample of tho grmit Industrial activity
that has bo eminently characterised
this yonr. Production of southern
Wno In the first four months; nv
orugdd 101.04 par cent of normal,
this bolng tho first yonr that pro
duction for this pariod has excooded
normal Slnco 4 010. tjouthern pine
shlpiiienis for tho first four mouths
of 1035 avorugvd mom than OH per
cent of nnnnal, orders avorugod over
1)7 per cent of nnnnal nnd stocks on
huml at tliu ond of April wuro about
HI per cent of normal, J
Mr. Frost mild tho cost of produc
ing, selling nml shipping Southern
plmi for March, 1U25, nveraged
12.1.55 per thonsund feel, which was
the lowest monthly cost avurngo ro
poiled slueo Muy, 10 23. Tho avor
iiko F. U. 1). mill price of Houthorn
pine, all grudes and dimension, as
reparian by Hifi Kansus City Btutls
tlcal iixchuugo for tho month. r-f May
shuwail a diK'llnii of two parcont
from January, but a gain of nearly
sovon percent over Mny a yonr ago.
Kxports of Hmitliern Plna .through
(iulf purls for tlio first four months
of this year, shewed un Increase of
C-C percent over llio corresponding
period of 1024, nnd It was tha heav
iest first four months aggregate on
records that extend back to nnd In
cluding 1019.
TENNANT ITEMS
It. II. Ilnwklns, wltn and daugh
ter, Harmony, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Hawkins' mother, Mrs. t ors
llurkoy ut Duusmiilr, Calif.
Tlm hull gntnn Hundny bel-v.on
Pelican liny mid Tonnant resulted
In Ihu scoro of 7 lo O 'ln fuvor of
Tellllllllt.
Miss Pearl Flocl: of Weed was u
guest at the homo of Mrs. Dale
lleesou Hie first of tha work.
Mr. and , Mrs. J. O. Jobaiinsoii
from Kelso, Wosh., ' nro visiting
with Mrs. Johunnson's sinter, Mrs.
Alvnn Opperud. Mr. Johunnso i was
In un explosion soma months ago
and Buffered tho loss of both cyo
nnd other Injuries, but Is ury
cheerful about It and Bays do Is
glad to bo hero. ,
Tennnnt In experiencing a spell
of Very warm woathor. Tho ther
mometer registered 100 at 4 p. in.
In tha postofflca two days this
week, which Is extreme weather for
this place.
In Uio absence of tho rognlur
pastor, Dr. F. 8. Ford, services
were conducted Hundny night by
J. J. Murphy, who gavo a vary In
teresting talk, All who heard him
will bo pleusvil to know that lie
will npenk ugutn this comli'g Kan
duy, with u song mnlco a half hour
betoro tho speaking.
1j. A. Majors, wife and nlcca, Mirs
Hnttlo Majors, left Friday for their
old homo at Murtluus. Cullf, They
wero nccompnnled b"y O. 8 Do;np
sky. who wont with thorn for a few
weeks' vnrutibn.
Mm. (leorgo Murphy and chil
dren spent a fow days this week
with her mother, Mrs. J. I). Mc
Laughlin at Wood.
. Mrs. Max Fllson, nt,3istant In -the
postofflco, was 0.11U1! Ill I he tint
of tho week with a bad soro throat
but is ablo to ho around at
present.
John Shaw, auditor of the Vot
over Lumber Co., at Wirotovcr,
Calif., accompanied by Mr. Smith
of tho snnio company, wore busi
ness Ruosts In camp tlio fore part of
tho week. ,
When Dr. and Mrs. Snndlo re
turned to camp they came by auto,
shipping their trunks by express
from Los Angeles. The doctor's
came through all right, but Mrs.
Handle's Boomed to be lost en route,
but after tracing and wiring It
showed up about three weeks after
It was shipped.
Mr. Heady of tho firm of Mur
ray & Heady, employment agents,
of San Francisco, Is visiting W. 1).
Vance.
., O. Iloguo, foreman at the ma
chine shops, Jeft Tuosday for n
week's visit with his family at
ICsculon, Calif.
Mr, nnL Mrs, W. W. Norrls ar
rived in camp Friday avonlng
from"vt'oud for a visit among old
friends. Mr. Norrls was with the
Tonnant Moreantlla Co. Inst sum
mer. Tho ' tlnnco glvon by the Ten
nnnt Amusement club Friday night,
while not so well nttonded on ac
count of tha extrema warm woathor,
still a r folded a good time to thoso
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On Road To Mill
A now rondwny loading to ilio mill
and offlcoB of tho Whoolor-Olmstend
conipnny wan constructotl during tho
pnst wook. Tho old plunked rond
across tho marsh was titllltod hy
planking It up on tho sldos ami fill
ing tho trough with many carloads
of rod clndors. " Company omployos
uro now assured a good rond, wlntor
or Biimmor, from tho mill nnd oftlcos
to tho Junction of tho rond with tho
Dullos-Cnllfornla highway, about
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dollar you make costs you energy and lots of it. Every
thing you buy costs you dollars and also lots of them. Your main idea
in life is to economize on both of these very important items and make
each of them go as far as possible. , . .
It is right here, that the merchant who advertises helps you. He tells
you the superior qualities of the different things he has for sale, he
points out in plain English the reasons why the price he asks is better.
It gives you an opportunity to make comparisons and investigate quali
ties that wouldn't be possible if they had to be made on the store floor.
It is to your advantage to buy the things that are advertised in
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