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  • ihe World's Greatest War " On June 28th, three years irchduke Ferdinand, heir < e throne of Austria-Hunp d his wife, the duchess k ohenburg, were assassin j Seraievno Bosnia, by ft Sor I an student named GarvioPrin- o. While the assassination of 10 Archduke might be said to ? the immediate cause of the 1 ar. yet, causes of the world t inflict have been classified as J hychological, racial, political, Military, economic, industrial i nd diplomatic. jg On July 28th, 1914, Austria ;i eclared war on Servia. July 1 :9th, Russia began mobilizing per troops. July 30th, Germany demanded that Russia cease inobilization within twenty four . »ura. On July 31st, inetlfctive ittons take place between j . tzar and King of Eng- 1 lad, and on August Is f. jermany precipitated the great- 4 ?st of all wars, ancient or mod- Var. ( ago, , by declaring Hth the compl m Russia, of three f and her y, Turkey i arrayed ; them Sen ii l*sia, France. Belgium, I Britian, Japan. Portugal I Arabia, San Marino, Ro United States. Cubs-., Panama, BoKv I Greece. Some m. women have beer I pain, Poland, Sen mania have been la sides many fertile ous parts of Frar Germany, Turkey More thai, 1500 m» tnd more \ jeen sunk. In th«- war the battle froi of I Auttria Russia What Counts There may not be much in the things that you say—it's the way that you say them; The kind of the games that you play doesn't count, it's the way that you play them. In palace or cottage, in office or ditch or wherever you're working, The test of your manhood is answering this, Are you striving or shirking? And life at the best only gives back again to you that which you give it; So high life or low life means nothing at all—it's the way that you live it. Death of G. H. Bailie Mr. G. H. Bailie, aged 39,died at the Merriwether hospital in Asheville last Friday morning after an illness of nine weeks from typhoid. A brief funeral service was held in Asheville under the auspices of Canton Lodge Knights of Pythias, conducted by Rev. R. J. Hunter, and the body was taken to Bu- ena Vista, Va., Mr. Bailie's former home, where he was laid to rest Saturday afternoon. Mr. Bailie came to Canton about 11 years ago and had been in the the employ of the Champion Fibre Company ever since. He has been superintendent of the wood purchasing department for several years and was considered one of the most valuable men in the Fibre Company's employe. While he was a comparatively young man, he was wise in council and a reliable citizen, highly respected by all the many people of.this section who had come to know him. The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church and Knights of Pythias. He had .^rved as an alderman of C ,;■ ton; was president of the Cham- a total cost, to date, ior ah &*ts should question it for a moment. nations engaged in it of approx- Every'man can recall some mis- iaaately one hundred billion dol- erable wreck of humanity who tars, a greater sum than thenat- was once on the road to success ionai wealth of Great Britian. until he acquired the saloon pion Relief Association and one Costing two and a half times habit. of the editors of The Log, the more than the eoet of wars ex- Liquor gives its victim no quan Champion Fibre company's mill tending i vm a period of one ter once it gets him in its deadly publication. hundred and twenty years, or clutches. It is as relentless as Nearly ten weeks ago, Mr. from the beginning of the fire. Every self respecting man Bailie became ill with typhoid involution to the end e'f who believes in himself and feels and while his case was a stub- that he has the power to i born one, he was not considered The Saloon Is The Scrap Heap. Every man wh-has any doubt* ceed, must regard the saloon as dangerously ill until a few days his lifelong enemy. There is no before his death. He is survived excuse for any man's going into by his wife, two daughters, ft saloon. A healthy mind and a Mat'V and Louise, one son, Hunt, healthy body do not need liquor. two brothers and one sister.— The effect of drink is a lessening The Canton Observer, July 25th. of initiative energy, strength and In this hour of sorrow and beam! healthy desire the qualities reavement, the Champion Family whicb are necessary to every mourns. One of the elder mem- nian's foeeeeft. bers of the family has been call- Tb| saloon is responsible for *d away. We miss him, yet we the army of wrecks, failures and know that "All things work to- exeusee of mankind—ruined gether for good to them that mentally and physically by its 1(,ve God." Therefore we sub- trade. Drink will finest mind and the erable 1st pa mit, asking God to give us strength to bear the burden, and courage to look up in the midst Jontiaaed an last pwf») >N Which this issue of the log is printed is made fkom champion sulphite and soda pulp
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When it opened in 1908, the Champion Fibre Company was the largest pulp mill in the world. For 60 years it was under the leadership of Reuben "Mr. Champion" B. Robertson and was a...

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