Between 1914 and the late 1960s, the Champion Fibre Company published an internal newsletter, called The Log, to share news about the Canton mill, the community, and its employees. After 1940, news from the entire “Champion Family,” which included mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Houston, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue. Some pages are cut off in this issue.

• Creator
  • Champion Fibre Company
• Format
  • Newsletters
• Type
  • Text
• Date
  • Date original: 1920-09
  • Date digitized: 2017-11-11
• Extent
  • Dimension: 11.75" x 8.75"
  • Pages: 8 pages
• Subject - Topic
  • Awards
  • Champion Fibre Company -- Employees
  • Champion Fibre Company -- Periodicals
  • Community organizations
  • Employees' magazines, newsletters, etc.
  • Events
  • Industries -- North Carolina -- Canton -- Periodicals
  • Musical groups
• Location
  • Haywood County (N.C.)
  • Canton (N.C.)
• Source institution
  • Western Carolina University
• Source Collection
  • Canton Area Historical Museum
• Identifier
  • Champion_TheLog_1920-09_Vol06_No04
• Repository
  • Canton Area Historical Museum

. .. • VOL. VJ. EP T E ~lB E R, .. • ... . .. .. ·. .. • . ' :~, '-,· ·. .. ... ,. . ' 1920 ·.· . : ... : ... ·' .. ' . .' . ... CANTON, NORTH CAROLJNA You tell '~m Safety---­you're First Perhaps some man among us gets up in the morning, grunting, grumbling and saying to himself, " I wonder how I can PUT IN THE DAY" Suppose instead of following his smoke, we a.ll take up our labors with the determin­ation that we will see "HOW MUCH WE CAN PUT INTO A DAY." ISN'T THAT A CHAMPION IDEA? You tell 9em Log You make the Pulp NO. 4 .' . .. '· . . . .., ... .. ..., ..,.. ..•. .•. , :I" • , ; '·- ...... ,._ ..· ' .. . .. • .. . . . • 4 .. • • ' .. .... ~ • • . . . . ' . ' . . ' . . ' . . . .• :-'i -· , . . . .. - ·· - . • " : - • • . . . ~ . . -., , • ..:. t: • • . .• , .": -.. . .. '. .. .... . :·: :_.-: ;:,\ :·' ,· . ' : ... . •' ... . . .. . . .. . .·.. · : :. : ... ... .· . . .. ' ................ . . . . .. -. . .. . ..'. .t .'. 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Ain t no u c,, as I eR-n se€~, ln sittin' underneath a tree .AFl' g'r0'wlln' t11at }~our luck i, bad An:' that ·your life is extra sa(l; Your life a in 't sa.c~d er t;han y0uf n.eig·bboT's, Nor any hardp· ar~ your labors; It rains on 111m- f he am.e .as yo u, An' he h as ''Y'OP·l~ he hates to do:, An' he g'its tire1t a.n' he •g its cl·o:ss, :An' he has trouhllil with · the bG-ss; You take his ·whol · 1 i fe .through ;1rtd tluough, · Why, he's no better off than you . . I£ whin io' ' bn1shecl the clouds away:, I woulcil~ ' t h ;,\ve a word t0 say; . If it made g0Qd _h i.encls out o' foes, I'd whine::'t hi·t , t.oo, I sUJl?ose ; But when I look m:ou)'ll aml see - ' ' A lot .o ' n1e1:j. .: re. semhhn' tne, ·.An' see '·em sacl, aJ1' see 'e.nt gay, ·with work t ' d0 -m.0st . e\lel'y Clay. Some full o' \fun, S@ tne bent w-ith Cai'e, Sornre h!Win' ti·o~bles J'l<J;rd t 9 Ji>:ear, I · reckon, a<S· I_ c.c;nmt m-y wo.es, They'r.e 'bo:Ut w h,at eYezyhotly kn0ws . The cla.y I 1'ind a ma:n who'll say • He's never know:n a r&iny _ day, Who'll r a.lse hi·s hat niriht up a:n' swear In forty years h e's had no care. Has n&ver had a single b·low, An' ne:.ver k~1own o~e touch e' wo~ Has never seen a 1ovad @ne cUe, Mas never· \:V.:.epii oil: heaveel a si·gh, Bas ne\•er hacl a plan go wr,ung, Riat all us 1 aug:h~d hi ·way along·; 'Phen. I'll sit 'cl'Qwn an' start t(:) whine 'l'hat ill the haxcl lnek bere is mjrxe . . .' ' • - • ·- • • . . ' ·' ' • ' • ' • • • ' ' , N C. Subscr iptio-n futes : Pe,r Cop , 0'. Pe·r annum $0.1 0 lnvarittbl)• in aclvan e. Editors now twder sentellcC· <llld roing \.ime- WOOD Pl-fiLLJP.., COLE I\·! AN SALASSA , WHEttE DO YOG LIVE? · . Are you keeping hovse or b . ardir1.~·? \.:Vo1Iidn1t it b€ a. g·eotl id~G· o keep y0ur foreman l!1fo.rm- 1ll to whero you live, boand or room? ~:UPl 'Q&e you should t . ick or on~ething:- hap1;)en to J'OU, tbe foreman t;l,li g1lt hear 1 llt it, '1-:ut mot knt'lw \ hne to find yen.1.. T:£ y u are a faithf-ul · loyal -employee ,von ironm1an is ::tr friend. He is intel' t d in your weJfarP. a:n 1 aJway!l · HdY to ~;:;. i.:t you in any way he can. The i I'eman nnd his Fl ho11ltl i>e like n'l~xnher of 0~ big f.arnily, kn0\cin g- more , le~s aL:out e~H?.h e5·ther.' trouhi s and harU;t.g each otl1.err•· rows; thus dividing th~ bun:len, rnal~~11g- it lighter and ier 'tO bea<I·. If you have m~w~d' or chan~,NJ you.r boarding place, t e';J r fo~·eman about it 01~ if you are not $U.re that otH for0, am. kno wheN you iive please cxpllrin to him o that Le , J be able to tell any one who migB.t want to know. REC01UMENDfNG HEALTH Rt:TLESl: . . The Natinnal ,a..<>.h Re!ri t.er Company bas a set :or health es fen erupl@yee'. They are print l;. n the en1·ploy es' ..f "a~iti~ a foHow~: . J. Vt>nt'ilate evlii>.ry r .o-.rn you oceuT>Y, 2.. Wear J se, }'lqrotls cl()thingr suited to s:ea on, weather, t ' . OCC\.lJ) · '!: liil1,1 . . 3. If yr>u are :l'.l11 inJ'!;lor Wo1·ker, be $'Ure to get r:ecreati0n . . . _, o.o r:s,. . · 4. Slee:r) i,n fr b air alw.a ~ in the ope11 if you can. ' . . 5. Hold a hJ!t.Ddkc;chief befrA ,}<'<J:UJ' mMtl'1 and lJOse . : ~n you !,lOt.,lgh or' sneeze, and in;>Ji&t that other: do o, tM. . '6. Al'\C\'IilYS -wash your bands oeft>te ea ing. 7. Do not ovet at. 'I'hi~ appJi,c, e ~veeiaUjr tliJ tneats and . Bat wM-1e ha1:.<1 anJ rune bllilky . f~od, ~om ftuits. e. 'Eat , lrJwty-eh w th )•o;ug-hly, 10. Drink td'':f:ici nt water dai ly. ll E:vaoaa\e tboroughJy, te;gJJ.Jady, J2 .• Jta.nd, .it anll walk c1·~ct. ; Ht Do not aifo.v }lois<m. and icnfec.ti(J)I l$ to e-nter t.h@. l?oc1y. 14 . K t l ) tile t~h. gtHU&, at;rl l:u!lgue cl a~L ·Hi. Work, pia}', rest, and , le:CJ> i11 l:'ll.udll'rattJ)n. r lti. 1,\· p serene. Wor " i.o;. t ·h . lor> of health. Cu !t;j\l'- tiH~ co.rn:pauieu. t:ip 'Of 'Y<.HJr j ' ]I ii'V meR. 17.. A voi J !!l f~dn . .t,' J!'in It, · TJe-wlllr,- the p! a1:v i J,J'. 1u.orn~ " ot· tl'te p~tenf' m .dkme fal r~r . . Jii{ Hav~. ,J'iJtlJ' dod.fl t' -examine y u car fully I lD~f; .0, C(,)n.~lJlt ,ydt~"r Jentli;t at,; r gu,Ja;r int••r-,:.:aJ&: • . ·THE PA PE:Ff ON WHICt-1 TH't-$ t$ ~ACE: r .ROM CHAMP-JON RATING 1'l{JJ; lHG'li'l' MBA:l' With r 1' · r .nee to t 1 rig·ht ki n:d o£ meat tQ at, th' F'onl li!lotor: C ltn]linty bA ·. Uw :fo·llo~.<rtl'l!!f o 1<.a~r to it.~ ' mvJ oy-c .' : · "'T he <fU'<'stion is often aiik~~ •. '[s tHe :fh~·sh . of th i·s :<u1imal p ootl to eat .' or, 'Is the flesh. o· that a'~<~itn:;~~l g·o )~,1 to eut7' such as p.t:11:1.ir ie rlogs, 1ruin a Pi.'l'(s, 'ra · coon ~ alld many otb ~t clifierent nnimaJ .n t a,s. xuJe ·us el for f01-l'l. 'llw Cacts i ~ that t h fl e.s.h of a lmost any ivnl.nHtl is e:d ib!,e, bnt the fie8h o:f son:H'!., whi1 not pois0nous, is · wry objectionab le fo·r various tea ons. 'POf the common an im ~J :food. J)todv cts tbe-re ia ()nc which, frm:n a d iatctic anrl hyg·ieni , ,;tandlJOin:L., a$ well a: an conom ic :factor, sho uld no t he eate11; ttH{'; is ve-al. Of all 1t 1 ats, veal i ~ t he .most diff icult t0 digest, is the: le;u)t uou r:ishing, anrl is often the cau15c 0£ r'not:e or kess f:r r.iom; digesti v <li::;o·r·de rs. For sclcn tific by gi.eai c rea- . son .. th' Jaw 1 rohibits the kil ling of calves b for'e t l~c n,ge 12-.f four -vlrecl< s, and t h.is fact alon throws s!lspid~u on calves . ix we Its old, t h ag-e at which they are gen-erally ki lled for veaL : "At the present tinw! of g--reat sca,tcity o£ food 11roducts the econor<.na reason fo r the rejection of veal as a food is even of more .im] >o:rtance tT1an the hygienic r eason s . Accorcl­jng to sta.t isties, i.f the slaughter of calves b fore t hey reach the ag·e of nine months were prohibitecl for three yean;, the beef up].lly of t he United Sta tes wou'ld be more th an doub­led. This wotild W1donbtectly have a great effect in r edqc­ing the price of meat . . "Refuse to buy veal and you will l~ rotect your health and help materif~ ll y in -reducing the cost of living." . ' E. T. H. CAN YOU BEAT THIS? F requent1y conveTsations are overheard in the Em·plo.\'1· ment Office which remind us of the foilowing story tak~.:n from the Cinc,nnati Lnqoli-r er: A young Sw de called on Dan M c rs, t he rnanag:e.r of the Altam:on Hotel, . at Ft. Tho.ma:-;, hy., reqt1esting a .i0b \>;·orkin g around the g·r·ounds. "Wbat do you do?" asked Dan. ''Ven? a ·ked 'the Swede. "When you work, of couFse," replied Dan. "Vy, I vork." " I lmow yo·u \w!ixk, but wbei·e did you work last?" "I. . n a vactory.J t . ' 'WI 1at · J< .n. ;tcl o f' a ;".' actory.? " "A brick vact()ry." "Did you make bricks?'' "No, the vactory vas made of bri-c ks ." "What did ycru· make in th at iaeto ry ?" "Fifteen clolh1-a:·s a week." . "No, no, what did the factory Tmdfe ?" ... G oocls:" "Wh at kind of, g-oods?·" ''Good g·olilcls.'·' "Wha:t kind of g·ood g0od.s?" '''''I'l:n. e. b .est tb· ere L. _" "The b st th .J f~ is of what?'' ' Of close g'<JOds." · ''Good night," , ai l Dan. . , The~ 1 e,<;t pal't 01' this story is t hat onr J,.mploymfmt Agent does not tr o prvfar'le hw~g:ti~J.g· ·.- Ex. THE :PRODUG'l'fON BONUS ft~J· th month. of Atl g ust l'tas b a 1 ll.U n (~uri<w d O<N th l}tn 11 .till!. J ol}.r\.ls u.s follows: Sod11 l p t' cent, Sulryhite ll;> r r nt; J.;xtract ]4 p0l' c •nit, l ll J.:wy " t'Jl-k ' l~s 15 per e·- net, St .am ! ;3 pi!.r · · 1 , Buatd lZ pe e t. · )f e\r. i'Y YJ'llti,J1 ML th • ~job wil l ·cH)tJ tat wi h ~ · rv.. ethet• :t>t:l."tn ' ... we qlJl b a\ this ~ pl\m d i d · .r d. L t's ·tt• . t . " I .. • Champion "Y'' Secures Lyceum C9urs·e for Canton SIX UNUSUAIJ A'l'TRA 'TlONS COMPRISE COURSE. RESERVED SEAT SI<:ASON 'l' lC:lU'}TS StELL AT , 2.00 The Chntnpion Y. M. . A. t lw0u g·h it Rdn !'l.t ion, 1 Com­mittP- f' is to bring· to <l nton one oJ' the h~st Lyceum Cnu r ~:~<''S that money can hny. i. \l f t be bru .t attrnct ion , I baL th ' Piedmont L~·c.eum Bu l'eau C>an f urni sb ha · been "d ect /d and th, people of Ca.nton will have an oJmnr t ~uYi t r o f e n j oy~ ing high da s enterta.inm nt a ; a v ry low cost. 'J'he s·ix m1mbeL will b distr ibu t 'll s t hat t hey will ·orn on a. 111 tlth, heg·inning· ' jt;h th · l tb a.<.:an Quart >t whic:h wi ll np - 11 the eour •. e at t l1e ''Y" on ":1t tnd.ay n ig ht, 0 ·tob r 11th. at H:OO p. m. The m·icc for t rte six n Lmbers jnel ucling r e;; rvl~d ,eats will be 2.00. Tho ·e n ot hu ing :; a, 1Jll . t icl<.ets will be c•.ha:rged 50 >nts fo l' s in g ! · nu mbe rs, u. iqg wha te·P r ,· at.· are not · old rluri.ng th . eason ti ck t sa.le 'I'J1e t ickets wi ll be put n sale at t he . M.. . A. bui ld ing on T uesday and Wedne ·da ~· S.eJ\t 21 nnd 22, a t 4:00 each a ft er noo n. 'l'hose coming fir!'t will have t he 1 rivilege of .elect i ng the ir S\'::J. ts for the enti re six enterta inmen t s. Tic kets must he twrc has ­ed in pe.r on and p aid for wh n secured; no . eats be.ing· r e-crv d for future }ll..ucha e fo r anyone eJse. 'lbis met hod .is u ed so as to g i \'C th.ose th at come first a f a ir ch ance a t tl.te pe"t eats. · THE COURSE Never has Canton h ad . ucl1 a group of t alented performers appear in t he t own . A .r eading of the fol lowing t h oTt descrip­tive articles wi ll suffice to g ive all an opp ort un ity to size up the talent offer ed by t he Ch amr1ion Y. .l.VL C. A.. Lyc;eum Cvurse for t he season 1 !320-192 1. . 'l''he lthacan F1RST OF I LX NUM.B"BRS 'fllJi1 ITHACANS A GREAT QUA.RTE1' AT Y. l\1. C. A. OC'l'. ~~TH AT :00 P.M. 'l'h .M:em ers t1 f th·i; fine sing ing org-anization at', all nr ~urM•cl rm ldiet.:s. fir·~v i rn~s to a nsw~·ri11 g thPil' l!QUn ~ry' · ·all each tlf th e$~ aTt lStl bati1 !1llld g:o• d on many of ll'r Il'l>Q. t s ucc· .s.;i.'u.l Lyr·e uru ntHl · 'h auta1.tcp)a courK" . lv~· SJ , _r ia:li'l.<' in llJ" >rior vocf!l W<11·k, t h~.< ir }lrug r an1s iJu;] ucl bl g· toolo., due :s :un l en. ·<.Hnble numhcr: of tb. ' h t.t r sort . Th-eir k t.chc,t; in - ,cu ilume are u r:tu i.!O<tliY a tnwti,~e altd 1 upl, la . ':l'h i t: l'P­p ~rtori in ' tudes h urn.lre Is 11' ~tlnl )lo'Sit.llil nll rang in ;b ·om ' ::; inrplp popul n. t· m e l odi~'s to the JU (1St diHi ·ul t .of t he I}TJCl't\. if !1\.aste n 1 e•~es . Wh ile pr ·imarily s~n g· rs, t he lthar:::an. n.xe M nc t he 1~ c>..tl.LPr t..a:iners of unq ucstioflable a bi li ty and th ir. p r og--r~trllf are re plete wi t h new and 1'1 0VCl feMAl r.efl. Tht; 0 s ine·:~ ge nu i 1~e gentktnen oHer a pt·ogntm which wil t re·~J c•ct cru~ up0n any eorl'lmunity fort anttt e enolil g-h-t to ec w ~ t11-Pir 'e"' vices. GuHey Concert Art ists SECOND NUMBER OF COUR'SE. ·DON A CRISMON GUJ. .. LEY AND CONCERT .A_RTIS1'S A'l' Y. l\f. C. A. FIRST WEE:K IN NO . · ( E xa.c.t date to be announced l ater ) DONA Cl).lSMON GULLEY . . . . . . . . . Cont r~l to HENRI J . FARGIS ,. __ .. __ .. .. ... . .. . Baritorre EV ALINE B TLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cellist KATHARINE BAJ.LEY .. . ... . . . ·---- Viol inist EDNA L. WHI'ti'lfORE ..... . ... . .. Ac.eompani t Dona Cri smon G~1 lfey , of New Yorl City, is one of most r harmirig s i n.~·> rs bef ore the pul>lie t CJday. She ha~ voi<: of su h m:n.1 su a l qnaht_y and st rength as to have c1 t he ent hus iast ic interest of many of our gt·-eate. t. Madame Shu rn ann-Hei nk . tart d t bis girl on her ca reer. Tbe fiery t en1peramen ts of an ol-d l ine of ~ on ancestors have r e<tched the ir C'lint a.'C in this girl . Her ""'"'' ove\· her ::md.i ' nee. e¥ l"Y'Wh ere i · a lrnost u.o c&n ny. Uu li y's lJ rs.oua l:ity is UJ.~ i que in th :fact that s.qe l1a,;; · f'l. nn,mje e t~th u sia n.<, pec l~li ar beantj·, l'!nd a. mo t herit· .g· from. b r <unce$~or be.~Xtt,i fu l . hand$. :l'.fi · Gulley's dmma.hc t~·ai nj n g c·ombin-ed wit h h r . ural and ~r a.ci ou s mann er win · t he lov of h r aud'ie.11ces on e. - H r voice is a d ivine giit. H nri J. Fm·c1. " of Ba ri s, Fraooe', i mal ing· h is in i Am l"ican Tm.u:. Hi:; reJ) utabon thr oLtg-bo.qt Europa i · u h acc:ount · .· to rnake his \'liiJP ar ;,l.i~ · · h1 Ne\.v· York C.hj ·n.g·o an im.nH~ di. ate r;ucce,s::;. Mr. F r is hal' a 1n o. t LlHl.t iJ~ g per oruuity . Hi. ~wdi ' e\' er ,vwh .lc ace pt d a l'1'r'lin g-, b.ig· h er1or·t, d l,'r nc h rn ~u1, ~n Lcfon.! th oy h·vu_t• l h i!! voie1 o·i s u ·•h 1ri bta.n:ti bt'auty ~m d · •ler. t ht: t(T'Ht IV .r, L\tlfl. d L:ring th cl.J'1v of J lf J<[ ~qlS CY ..,, u nded, .H sti ll o..arde;;; a SG\1 cni ~· in t •Je f•> rm of n kn e. 'l·h i>~ .fo,,t 11as f@FC J Mt .. Far I;; to leave tJ1, ' Stag f or- at l •t t a (cw sea~o ns . • . PAPER ON MADE. FROM W.._. ICH T HIS CH·AMPION ISSl)E OF" THE t...OG IS PRINTED . SULPHITE. ANO SODA~ PULP. • H The Smith-Spring Holme Quintette ::{O NUMBER OF COURSE. SMrfH-SPRJNG-HOLMES ORCHESTRAL QUINTET AT Y. M. C. A. ABOUT MIDDLE OF DECEMBER J'he Smjth- · pring-Hohnes Orchestral Quintet i.s a com-of h1g·b. -das~ mu_icai intm:preter who l>lay the best in .l ·C, and who u e no d{l,p trap meth oJ:- in order to win •} u e. Mr. G. E. H )Jm an<l Mr. C.l .y mith were two of 1·jginal organizer· anJ I ropri tor of the Apollo Concert • ) 1aJ'Jy and ere with that company fe>r the past ten years. I Cayla Sp<~:ing ha~ al o Tecently apneared with the A:pol ­nd :wa: foE ome time at the head of her own company . .., L' .• mith and H.olmes are al. o well kn ow!) campo er ·. h.e progratn of t h Smit h- printt-Holme Quintet i n-trombone and c rn t solos and duet . Violin, flute. et horn, ' eUo and vocal olCt., saxophene elections an l mble in>;tt·umental number , r adings and piamo logues, f ·f nig·h merit. Their instrument are elaborate and ex­' ll' h •e. They a f 1 k g-otd an(] were u ed for disp lay ·JOses at t he Panama-Pacific Exposition . Each instru­!! t ha auout one hundr d hour.' en raving- on it. At ,~ four of the member· of this com,pany have appeared .r sin,gle audiences comrrrising a many as 7,00.0 people their w.-,rk bas been J;.raised by some of the most notalle in Am rica. RTH NUMBER OF COURSE. ~ ALUMNI SEX1'ET'fE AT Y. M.G. A. LAST WEEK IN JANUARY . . Jo Lye um Course is c nsiderd complet without wh:tt vlmmCtn ly known a a -''girl C:oL1l)Jany." Sorn •times th y success and sometime. the ctiticisrn is mack· th:tt "th,ey vn~nty and their mu ·ic wa. g--ood, but there di-d not seen) mu ·h to the progr1.tn1." · The Alumni Se U:t e ar a tal .nted, well-coach .d Attrac­' fhey are eharming, attractive g·ids who wear beauti­. ·ostu.nws. More than this, as the name implies, they are i red, highly edu.ca d ami ex <~<'J,tionally talented yeu t~f.r en. In cap and gown they present a pleasing pict:ur • r - .sent of the dignity of a loved Alina. Ma · r. And in .,, Story and Orch~straJ Selections, bring a lI the joy and bf!'tusiasm that only a group of collf~ge girls can create. THE PAPE:R ON W .. lteH THIS IS MADE f"ROM CHAMPION LOS Alumni Scxtette Again .they appear in modish evening· gOW}lS and as con­cert a r t ists of exceptional abil ity, in terpret t he compo it.ions of the . best coJ'nposers, with rare technique and unde rstand-mg ·. Novelty and versatility is added to their splendid pro­gTam by the rich and beautiful pea ant costumes which are worn for the presentation of music and fo lk- lor-e of tl.e dif­fe rent nation.alities represen ted. Potuhni "FIFTH NUMBER OF COURSE POl .. UllNJ AND COMPANY AT Y. M. C. A. ABOUT MIDDLE OF FEBRUARY "One g-ood trick is worth ten old one. ," ays W. .J. Poluhni, th ma ter workman in th f ield of magic and i llu. ion, and hil'l J)rograrns are bui ld u wi.th ·t hat '.on·nn nd­a Jc beJi f in view. Poluhni develot, d t.hr! art of ent•r tainm.ent tluou~-h th jnstrume.ntality M 1 agie at an early lLuy . He was a born shclwm.an, arid at ten y<~ar. · of ag·e wa:; able to (.)up li at m.ost of the profess ional acts of th~t day. Mindr awing· early at· traeteu him, and h' pursLl(lcl a pg·ula1· course of i,nstruction. under th fa,rnous McCosh, and Dr. J(l.mcs. A · a ch.MI boy he tar· tl~d h·is townsfo lk by b lindfoldir1g h i nlSf~ ]f and driv­ing a hem; throug:h th stre ,ts, to find an article secret d by his pla}f llows. His matttn years . t\w a devetOJ I!'l'l ,nt of his early abil it i<:>, IS$ UE OF" THE:: LOG IS PRINTED SULPHlTE. AND SODA PULP . • • - • tJn · 1g~ t•a·fd l sttHQ a d l»otl1 h~ .f c,q~~.;rh lC!ll in g-. work v-.f the lll.t~ l .trh'H tNl .ll\t > (kh p-h t: • l h in • and he pr ·• !>e~~ , S·\)ll)D ;;p '\ il\i llCf . .' .4lJI.!':j;..( ~ '. by h: til "hi:'!' I f Clll ie. . r ,- l of l i$ ,wi,gmal N'ot1Utt ion.' "'::-,),irit l nint llW."' in ·hi h Utl,' n h.::~ml rnint ~m (nl <'~n'a in full wv M d.<' uid-i nl"\', arul hi, ''.\ntf\t~whil~ llrin··· h •bik hli1.1.{l1'old<"<l,) he. b< •n };'r l!l.<>UJl\: ·u. ry th) I 'SS {\ll . 0 \.OOt'l ty th;~~.n t .. v gn~at Kd htr. ·· ·~ ,11\t-l t O!t\H'•.'l U"t1 sion ." l '.olubni s C•HH!i t1Y ot' t" o Jlt'P!'l~~ arc c"t .-rts. J't'J fonnin:g th 'lr :t:<ktt wi-th '~'<'ltne~: alai t<'l<.•rtly, uth•rl;;- ·n n fvll~Hlil g th, il1hf;lil1'et>. ~~ t:'IJ 1·•\1( ~rt> p•at· ~l •lll ti.H' ata~·"-- --il'l fact ~lr . l\,)uhni i'l\ i Lt.'"' in '~"Stign~iml. <.iC'~Ianng- that lw h s no ·hinl.-! tt) t0lH'1 al, and tl,at his wm·k ~'t'llld l~ 1 rf01'-l'l1Yil b . a.t\ en.c l'I'S. ·s..Nl ul on.lin~:~r~· . ri.f~s o{ d<' ·terit,, ttnd di.~('<·rn-tw~ nt lad th ~- 1-mt tl<', oied to h Lh~c• lt'~Ut< u >..I:LH;ly :1.1~d pnl.i~­tite ,·hi-ch he hus •i,·•n.. His ez~1.e'l't.lUnttlli'l\t t:« rcfine~.l •uqugh to mec·t tlw r· • quir m<'.nt.." of t ,> ' nwst (•ttlrnr~d and ,i'\'t (' llt •rtain'lng .rtm~h w d libtlt all dns:e . Et11l odit"tl "'tth in Lbc ho ~u­~ md a half {)f tm~gic, illusi u and ·in ·identn1 e nte1· t-~ inmcnt, 'o, ~ lwi f progT, rn tlf 1mt ·iea.l uoY lti(', us s ut·prising· :ou;; it is rlelig.h :Cul, gi \,ing· a tC!tlch of. varil'\t:V to a hig, b"w ildcr ing, a.ad. nlto;:reth~r deligiJtful re\·j ·w, embracing: Mi11d R adi-ng, . Od n Aagie, y. tic Ulusion, Ratt• Humor, P ychol-ogy and Sln.ry e ling intr< du<~illg morc JW\v alld orig·in al a'\!ts th<~tl -h~t\ OC~ll ;.een in an-y P,lOl.tl~\1'111 pi· 'RClltatiOn of tnagic ,gi.\fC}l • In t:eut y~ar,_. Sf.XT'A. UMBl~lV OF · 0\JRSE. 1'1iE . fE'TROP0U1'AN GLEE CUJB AT Y, M~ '. A. J'IIR:S1' WJ3,l··~ IN MARCH " ') h<' Metro:po.lit.a:A Gle Ghll> i~; a nn · thn ~'l:io · s~:~ htl J,opu lar quar -~·tt.eJil 0f t •:i-d. If. 'l' ltnt this (:on)lt ny- hn~ a.rnPt! it-s PQ1>Dlal'ity l ~ s h1J ~m ]_,y th·~ 'farg·. w~vel·ntau'l\1 f jt,g r'\~l'rt. dnL s fill'~d. Mu.ny J'lll ··l¢R hf>V<- hoviH•clill . <>tf'opoll.tml t~ fen· third etucn en~t:a-g .. mc·nt, v.rhtela ~fl · .al<fl vrJ lti1lt.'$1 d'lr l •t he i'a, c•t, 1s- knr, wn !'hat f.Jti:> 1~ Ur. ~hinl ·<JaH• n I'Ul' t:hj~ or.' . ,;,,t\- ~ . . . 1;1 fJ tl U tH.ll" J!A& .fl>r l\1' ~~ I ~H Hio\ jn f)I\M l j:, Mqob, ,,.p th1• ..t•ha,·nt t tht> }WuJ.IT~li} i;, hnn.(\ lu th · l'!lw<•r fottc , oi th • inPsh;talJh• pN'ijunalltr ttl' t~ u; l r ldi v i·dtl~ l . ltrJ;te t s. 'The Mntrotwlrt~nH; ' '(•t I:J · ir Jn't1Kl'Ht11S " :w·r" lJt•e· "u;::f.o lt1 • THE PAPS:R ON W · .. ue ... THIS IS MADE: f"'ROM CHAMP10N • huil< in!l tJ m tile m :t. )t'! tr:U'l ll'lt.i~ f fl the p · ~JiC a ( in 'llo{' •vr ·~' l in t l . 'fh i-r­h; u; l en rt;~ 1 t l i ''a" mph• ·in mu~c n: d hua ht( r." T. he M tn>Ii<t)lltaM I a 'in \d in t 1.1 1tP1 t h ·'J.r ., 1'1 l'~; h t mu tc, atHi tl l l·in@' tfl light i ·hoi« ·t.. 1.'" :w k-nnw t1U rt t ~"'1. Hn!Jlt• ~o wufi ami f w a:r'• a.Hfl hril1.g forth · he r- diJI iJf n y · of i'our-!•ft t.,nli:ft~ \ i-th Sni·h t'nhilit.y Nf 'XI P~ i•JrL tJ o. same t(>dtr 1 " i"nl at :t.m.tlon i.:< Vl'ltd t "c•)rn ic ,•eJi.ef,'' :A$ i thnt nune comJ •o.,:irr~· tl1 audi :nee may itM. ' ·r•niHg' h a ~r at cmnp · ny i · 11.. ur'"il vt1r f~{ }llfJ o • ·nsi n of thu 2.1•, caNH1 •e of the P.1etro~,Mit.-arn~. ------------------ A $2"900~000.00 Cigarett~ · ig--arettes eost a:nywh rf' from tw(~ c at~ ,(\' two m doJ Iars a piece. ~C'wo c . nt~~~ is the a:pprai-.~a..l for n»~k!n · po. s, ~ef:m•e th mat c.fu is a.pplie l But MetrJr · t-h." i$ <ILl t, it ·an ultdtip1y it. cost severa-l m!Uion. time~ , doing c ntinu.a.lly throughout the eount.zy. A !ighW rette in tb. h ·nels- of a eru:refess smoker bas b.oon k<n rle.·troy valJJ up in the tni!Ji-on:--. ' . Tn J enwv City, N . .J ., there u · fi t~ hie a }.arrre known a tJ-e J arv1 \¥a.rel1o ~se, whe.rein larie f'Uan ·'tit-. votash wen: stotc<l. otwit.hs t.anc!in the prg'e lte o' e_ pJo. )ve ch micaJ, two uvn wo-rking thereia, han lin~ Potash, p.roc 'ed:¢:cl to light cigarette . One man finis.hed smoking follo,wed the invetetttte ha'hit of :t.b.e­les: moker, which hmTpens thousands r.vf time ctaily, · the cig·arctte on the fJoor and ·:ta.MI GAl bis foot upen it. t errific e~cp losi on and fire foll owe_d which - au e<i the · t ructjon of fo<H l·1•ild in-g. in addition to seveu.l Pl:<in~erties, i nchH-1 in ,... twent;y · railr irud loeotno-t]ve · JHHtiher of 'Joade l frej<' ht cars. :r'be ag rre.gate J $2,000,000. Broke~;1 ~· it:H1{)vv gla '$ wvered J ers y Ci.t~· over an acl.iaee·nt · rra of one-half mile in d:ian~ter . pnxts t be Nation.al Ho.ard of Fire Uodetw.riter . ' BUT What about "our p)ant?'' uppo-e we -hould ha-ve a which would ~lestto~ the 1 !ant; or a part of it tbu& a sh.ut.-d.own . What would: it. rnean to the pe.op}e of What wo.u1cl it rne<tn to you, to your fami l.y? You could, no douht., ?Ct !U'lo~he1· job, bnt it sorne inc0nv. nie<FtQ:es ancl the loss of t in:tc. R.~~tlh have thoLwht Se'.l'l0l1. ·)y aho;ut it'? Are you, ooin wh.a .you Jlrev:eut a fire, or at >ou indul.gi.r1,g· in a.n (~cca,;lo:nal wbllc n duty? A 11:igaJ:~tte roHl a carel .;;s ,· rn0ke.~; t;'l'l ight c., . " . a that; wou ld throw hunch .ds o\.lt of ~tnployment. -Do you smo1 while mn duty; Tho on:· who sm<':ik s on lhlt.:J a loyal n'1Pl'0yet:$, no l' -v~itl h" ha ' tho managem •nt or hi ,· RUP rin.t '1 tlert . ot• . A lli.lll,;h(~l' or 'Ul;tl i Oy · e~. ' o~;ne of +lwtn in fJ.O "i ti-MHl t't'l..i · ~. hM(l t~Ct~l'\ ~G<>!H . sn.1o lh n~· on tb kb r 11 ·n'tl;\. R npml•cp, tha-t • 'moltin · i ll po.itlvel,- J)'roh i·bit (I i.n Mill v <Sol' in Lhc p l. at;. .1; v h.t' i: • re . ~~ l p rrJ.rissritln i: ~;.bHin g t;p •ci'Lie,j 1li HJi'iS, as XJ> l;tiJ>l t1 ·in bu ll til\ nr-,•ntlr !>'UP,\ 'b. ·1 he C .ncr"! Mn,nM\'(} '. w}>-i ·h :is p ~ t,liJfl &tl b'bd ll~lN.i•d.;.;, t.hv'J'0c11o'PI\.i, wh.1 n )(DI!I f:l . ELl\ .cnpl.o- t·e sm . kin!;\; wl1 r 'in t:h • n1 ill, lt. i~< 'y ntn d1.1 tY tt. r miMI him of thJs . · ·nrl h f10 ~cl.ttm·J ~ i (Jh tw tlu dill~~- ·r· u• d i ~ b:o onti~w t0 wl iJ on dut.-' ou s.IH ul•! cr-dJ his for· tnt\n's ;u.tt!nti .n N ISSUE ()F" THE t..OG IS PRINTE:D SUI_PHIT&;.; ANO SOQA PI,,H, .. 'P. ' T.HE LOG 0 · ND: A pocket diary, whic.h lool. :.ts if i · ha(l bet•n ln the iiver. \N/e v1r re rnuch intecested i.n tb last n· wh.i'Ch are a. folJow : ·Tri., · pt. lOth. Invited to join eampi1·t.~· 1jarty. "at., e.pt. 1l th. Went to honx o£ Pa.rl er . Me · e, up ~ Crusoe. Our party include ~ -Ar· . . Muriel Jo l(u, Mi-ss Victo.ria Bell, lUr. a Jid Mr. . "Cy" er, Mis~ s "Saph" and '' l·kck" Sn:lath"rs, Miss AJi.ce <" ~ t, Mr. J oy~s Cur<l, Mr. Sc ·moU;t' I rr. Camped neat MeGee's rcsid0-nce; Beautifttl n.ight. "'unda;r. Sellt. 12th. " y" ana " Jim" and Y·Ottng· Kerr , '-:e.€3. away early and went f i.shing·. Tl'te-y thought we ni'J1t know ~bout it. .About noon tim '"Cy" v ent o,.,.cr . am, and wa. wetting l1i. line, wlien along came fM1 of­- ·\ ho placed him under ane- t. Then he woke ilp S y­.'~ and in'ltereept-ed "Slim," who wa cot:RiJl.g' up the l'oad · "B ack ' and t~'o chjeken. . He took the g-ujJty trio on Jenty mile rid~ to the home of a 1J3agi·trate, who· bad w : off ehot1ping 'down a trc i11 hi back :van! long enou,g-h po ·e -a f:.i.ne of one d·Gll-ar and eost,, on each of t he boys, . f, r Snhbnth lmcak ing;. "Condn t; ba ·k th ~~ Chevrolet "d]od" in. the 11\i{ldlc · o.£ n ' ford, an l ''Slirn," b •ing the long f ellow of th<: pnrty, h ~~d to . ·et; ont a1~d ]msh it ashoJ."e. He h ad an ;;~wiLd t ime g·ettj.ng; Lhw water out of his ~ws . "In. t h · aftcmoon a ll hand v cnt 8wi.mm.in ' and w .'d have h .. d a good t irne bnt one of t be girls hung her clothes on a hoi'nets nest and we h aJ to stay un!)er water till after da-rk. Ho"Vv t hankful I am t hat horrH:!ts ca.n't rlive. "By t he time we got back at camp the rain de ccn.ded and t he f loods eame and we had. to park in Parker barn. "Mond ay Sept. 13th. 1 cvet woke up so early before in my life. Got back to Canton at nine thirty. Perfectly glorions t .i:tn .'' Last we k our Boys Scouts were hon ored by a isit hom Stanley A. Harris, Nationa l Pield Sec'y of the B.Qy Scouts of .Am·er.ica who gave our youngstel's a great ta lk. "'We CXJ)ect to publi . h a complete report of the occasion in · oq r next lSS UC. Rewar~ o·f Two Hundred Dollars Paid to Employes ' ~ For Putting on. their Thinking Caps. Do Y uu Ever Wear Yours? WlNNRRS OF SUGGESTION PRIZEB • . i '0 Prize to J . W. B~ni'lick, Helper on "'oda Dio·esters, for suggesting the use of air driven auge:r for remowal of · eh-ifls. , Prize to B. D. Sm.atb r , No, 3 M':<l.chine Tender, for eser-ipt1on of itY Pl'OV'.ed guard over '.<V:i1ilder shaft. I 0 Prize to Frru..l.'k A.. Smith, Pi:pe Fitter F0re n1an, R. & .t;t. Dev~., f0r sugg sting tne use of wa w w<;~.ter fro1:11 tl'a11 formers as £ •ed water for roco . otive .. . tJiO PJ·t~~ t John. R Stephen ,, Chief Wood l nspec.tor, for 'tr ge tion f&r utiiizi:t..>-g son'lce of the rol!l..gh leach wooo. for pult:J wo'Q:d. Prize te "'ebe P1ott, 1\.lillwright Soda Nfill, :for Sl.Ig'­ ·esting chan rng J3. A CoJ.iVC'y<!TS N.o. 1 and o. . 2, hich redu£e the ~lust in Cdl Ro ·m. P rize divi(l.ed betwe.el]. J. C. Ryde:r, Assistant Ma.st~r, M chan,jc, <P~d T. P .. 0-.vcns Night· Fereman in W~:wi:l R ;<im, for uggestion and.· IJesari.ption of damp :for holding sl<'h. for h&Jld IJeele s. i 0 Prize di.v ide·d betw n W. G, R.ymc~T, It.all':l'V For.eJ'l;l;an and Jn pe ~tor. au~ Cl.$de .B ild.el>J'an.d, Fire C.hicf, .for suggestion and 'd . cJription of hose con,nuetio,n Jn ris r in dig_ ter houses .fo fite. m.•ot ctioA. 0 Prize div:1ded het-w,e n G. W. Bri ~mon , Fireman, mack A h., and Steve fr:i · , ·.H d. F'ir n1.an. Su lvhat~<, for ~>u~· · tln-g- th •prinkHng: of sm Jt with wat~r. whic'h, elimi.l:latc. the forming into a hard cak and is -ml!l-re e~-.JJ y gotten out. 140 I'rizo clivld cl het'-'·.e 1'\ Ftetl E. , tolte , A1>1to ·iaves . . ' Puncher, al'ld M. J', C l , I jpe J•'j,tter H !per, for $ U.g .. !.r-ooti~n a&d clc.,c.rip:tion for char-rgin'f{ liottom a-uto· elaYe t>latform, rat.ultin g in a l'!;tvil'l.g· of wa.ste and :-.nd 1a.boJ'. · 0 Pri.z;e to A. V. l'-l',;,J btlrton., Iwugh . toro\1 For mllil'l, fe:r sugge:;;ting tbe u :ing of ea-:vmary f,.eed euvs em. No.. 1 THE PAPER ON WHICH THIS ~S MADE: FRC>M CHAMPION $ !).00 $ 5.00 $ 5.00 ~ 5.00 $ 5.00 $ 5.00 \!; - 00 'I' 0 . $ !"',0& ' 5.00 rmacbir e fo1: the sa:v il).g of oil. Prize to Alex Shimolis, .Soda Evaporator, for suggest­ing inr t aL1at.ion of'steana syphon for removing watf}r Jrmm J ole in r0tary room,. Pri ze to W,. F. ,Cole, No. 4 Machin e Tender, for · sug-g ·estin.g attached str etcher g-ear to hitch ro.ll on pulp l1Htch,ines, w-hich saves de.l ays. . Prize to W. F. Cole, No.4 Machine Tender, for sug· g-esting t he ~1$i!l'J.JI of beari.rrgs for cylinde.r moulds on p uJ p 1:i1-ac b i~1;e,s. Prize to W . .!Vf. Morr.i , Poreman, Lime Recovm·y, fo:r su!);g-es ting- ~ake·up at end of lime conv yoe so as to be adjusted for. expq.nsion an_d n e.w Hnks. .Pl'ize to Rol.1eJ·t l1a:rd:in, Fo£eman, Goal and Ash, for su.ggesti.ng· sepa.rat~ conv,eyocr :from coal' cTusher so tb.at coal and ash ca:.n be hand le l at same tim·.}. Prize to D. W. David son, ,S'ulphite Clerk, ·for su g·gest­in. g· t11~ use o;f ·h o~tn · fo·r j:itn®y trucks. • Pri.z - tro T. G. 1-Ieml ~i:'so tJ., F Qr · tn!;l.n , Bleach Plant, .for su g sting that t he· pipo t hat arri s t he bleach frort1 tJl.e' abso'rhers ln. Blljl'ach Plant be r -•p hi\.Ced with op '11. box, regulating· flow to sR!ttl rs. · Prize to J. G. 'Ro g·c:~rs, Fl)r rna n. Soda Milt, fol' su ,._ ~ -stin k;(' . ig·:nal whistle fot hreak-dowu:s ot stops (JJ <.:ot vey-m' 6 l" ch a:in.s b twe u 1 a:.~.; hiu-g cells nud bJack a Jii r·o ~.l'l r:v. ' P:riz£· 1ir, A. V. Ha lyb ll!rton, R ugh to ·e .f' rema11, :J!Ol' sag-g . ting chfmg'i.vg th star t:er m· m0to on Drive l o. 214t elil:p.ina,tiug· 1J c d stroy.ing o£ belt" and puHe.rs. ' h ·iz,c to D, E. Cu~· d 11, F' l l'e:J'l'Hl.J:, W .od ho,ma, :f r su · .. g·cs.t.i fl>a of tnov.in,g . h ad g .~T .N(i. 8 c nv,~.;~yor on •1Jip b1tlJ; 1 ~·~. ·lo .. r to levator, Ii rnimvtiu.g ta chokit1g o-E cleva;t;v:t'. • - ' • • ,. • .. -.· • ·. THOUGHT FOR AUTUMN (By Edgar A. Guest.) • Autu1nn's comin' on ag:ain, summer's work is almost .done. Fruits an' "trees an' fields o' grain . ha"Ve their richest g:a.r- - • > ments on. . Now the humbles-t vine ·seems }Jroud in a bit o' splendor dressed. Sort o' satisfied to go, knowin' it has done its best . . Hun1an like jt seems to me are the .thing's that blo'am · and grow, Some are jus' the common run, some are ra:ised ier pmnp an show; Jus' a few get special £ame, few draw prizes in the fall', But when aatu)nn comes along, nature glorifies 'em all:. Gold an' red an' -purple hues deck the commonest o' thing·s, An' the simplest s·prig th:at grows wears · a robe too r:ich fer ' kings: Nothin' stays neglected IH)W, man may sc.o rn or fail to find Many a hidden plant or vine, but God has~ mn all i11 min.d . Mebbe when eur work is done 'and our autumn time draws • near ' We, teo, like the growing things, in rich garments shall ap- · pear; An' perhaps the humblest then, 1.mto n1an's neg•lect resigned. · Shall discover . all the tin•e God was keeping him in mrn<l • > • > • • • •