Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-09-19
WOOD pulp ArpPAPER
AN INDUSTRY that MEANS MUCH
TO ABERDEEN.
Niniature Mill Now in Operation,
Making Paper Out of Saw Mill
Waste. Aberdeen Presents Great
Advantages for This Industry.
r1IlD Now Assured.

at Aberdeen assumed any magnitude the
problem OF utilizing the waste material
from the mills has received considera.
ton from all who observed the immense
quantity OF slabs, short ends, shavings
and sawdust that was destroyed, at a
cost, to the various mills. A couple OF
years ago, the Chamber OF Commerce
took up the subject with view of secur-
ing wood pulp and paper mill that
would convert the waste into good dol
lare.
This publicity by the chamber-show.
ing the amount OF raw material to be lad
at nominal cost, and the rail and water
transportation facilities at Aberdeen
attracted considerable correspondence OH
the subject, which resulted in the ar
rival OF Greely Kolts and J. G. w. Stan.
ley from Los Angeles few weeks ago,
bringing with them a complete paper
and pulp mill in miniature for the pur.
pose OF testing the material.
The advantages here were readily ap.
parent, and Mr.. Kolts proceeded to form
the Pacific Coast Wood Pulp and Pape,
| Co., with a capital stock of 81 ,00O, 900, ia
erect plant and manufacture pulp,
pulp board and paper in South Aber.
deem, the output OF which will be 10C
tons wood pulp. 100 tons wood pulp
board, l50 tons of news paper and 15(
tons OF manila wrapping paper per week,
and furnish employment to between 6OC
and 800 people.
The company has established general
offices at 302 East Market street. where
the small mill is set up and is constantly
turning out paper from sawdust and
chips, the operation Of Which Mr.. Kolts
or Mr.. Stanley will be pleased to show
to all interested.
The estimoted cost OF the plant, to
produce 500 tons OF finished product per
week is $442, 900, including $50, ,OO0:work-
ing capital. The weekly cost for labor
and material is literally estimated at
$40, ,703, a total for year OF 1924, ,l96.
The following is a list OF the officers
and directors of the company:
OFFICERS.
President, w. B. Mack; lst vice pres.
dent, Frank G. Jones; 2i vice president,
A. p. Stockwell; secretary, +. G. Furth ;
treasurer, W. j. Patterson; general
manager, Greedy Kolts consulting en-.
gineer, J. c. w. Star'~".
DIREC. IS.
W. &. Mack, Aberdeen, vice president
Union Bank e. Trust Co.; general mana
Ger S. E. Slade Lumber Co.
A. z. Stockwell. Aberdeen. president
The G. +. Burrows Co.; president Bur.
rows Lumber Co.. president Grays Har.
Dor Boom Co.
Eugene France, Aberdeen. capitalist
Mayor of Aberdeen.
f. A. Hart, Aberdeen, president Hart.
Wood Lumber Co.
Hon. Alex Poison, Hoquiam, president
Poison Logging Co.
W. j. Patterson, Aberdeen, cashier
Hayes & Hayes, bankers.
l.. j. Kolts, Aberdeen, Kolts Furni-
ture Co.
w. Il. Macfarlane, Aberdeen, secretary
and treasurer Western Lumber Co.
F. G. Jones, Aberdeen, president Union
Bank & Trust Co.; president Chehalis
County Savings Bank.
F. G. Furth. Aberdeen, manager Vul-
can Iron Works.
A. Rupert, Aberdeen, vice president
West & Slade Wholesale Grocery Co. !;
vice president Union Bank & Trust Co.
J. b. Bridges, Aberdeen, Attorney-at-
Law.
S. X. Bowes, Aberdeen, Real Estate
and Insurance.
Greely Kolts, aberdeen, Formerly
General Manager Pacific Coast Soda Co.
j. G. w. Stanley, Aberdeen, Consult
ing Engineer,