. Industries canadiennes forestières 1905-1906. L'exploitation forestière ; les forêts et la foresterie ; Produits forestiers ; l'industrie de pâte de bois ; industries du bois.  ?. M. J. B. Miller, président de l'Association canadienne de l'industrie de l'Ontario. R. H. Roys, Saginaw et le sel d'Com- pany, Sandwich ; J. C. secoua, l'entreprise Dickson, Peterboro ; Robert Watt, Wiarton ; W. J. Maitland, Maitland, Rixon &AMP ; Company, Owen Sound ; R. Laidlaw, Toronto ; J. E. Keenan, Owen Sound ; R. Cook, South River Lumber Company ; George Thompson, Goder- ich ; J. Turner et Dwight J. Turner, Turner Lumber Company, Midland ; E. B. Harrison, John Harrison &

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. Canadian forest industries 1905-1906. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. ?. Mr. J. B. Miller, President Lumbermen's Association of Ontario. R. H. Roys, Saginaw Lumber and Salt Com- pany, Sandwich ; J. C. Shook, The Dickson Company, Peterboro ; Robert Watt, Wiarton ; W. J. Maitland, Maitland, Rixon & Company, Owen Sound ; R. Laidlaw, Toronto ; J. E. Keenan, Owen Sound ; R. Cook, South River Lumber Company ; George Thompson, Goder- ich ; J. Turner and Dwight J. Turner, Turner Lumber Company, Midland ; E. B. Harrison, John Harrison & Sons, Owen Sound ; J. P. Newman, Wiarton; A. B. Gordon, Booth & Gordon, Sudbury ; William Laking, Hamilton ; C. Beck, C. Beck Manufacturing Company, Penetanguishene ; and W. B. Tindall, Secre- tary-Treasurer of the Association. After the reading of the correspondence, the President delivered the following address : PRESIDENT S ADDRESS. Gentlemen :—It affords me very great pleasure to see at this meeting- such a large and representative gathering of the lumbermen of Canada. I am particu- larly pleased to see such a large representation of our western friends, who, while they operate under con- ditions differing considerably from those to which we in Ontario are accustomed, nevertheless find that their interests are to a large extent identical with those of their eastern brethern. It is not at all necessary for me at this day and age to dwell upon the value of our meeting and of consulta- tion and discussion upon those matters in which we are vitally interested. The presence of so many here is a sufficient demonstration that we are all of one mind upon that subject. Since our last meeting we have suffered a sad loss in the death of our lamented confrere, Mr. John Bertram. He was personally known to all of us operating in this province, and wherever known was universally liked and respected. He was a many-sided man, being con- cerned in other industries and channels of

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