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.

• Creator
  • Champion Fibre Company
• Format
  • Newsletters
• Type
  • Text
• Date
  • Date original: 1921-04
  • Date digitized: 2017-11-11
• Extent
  • Dimension: 11.75" x 8.75"
  • Pages: 8 pages
• Subject - Topic
  • Champion Fibre Company -- Employees
  • Champion Fibre Company -- Periodicals
  • Employees' magazines, newsletters, etc.
  • Events
  • Industries -- North Carolina -- Canton -- Periodicals
  • International trade
  • Sports
• Location
  • Haywood County (N.C.)
  • Canton (N.C.)
• Source institution
  • Western Carolina University
• Source Collection
  • Canton Area Historical Museum
• Identifier
  • Champion_TheLog_1921-04_Vol06_No09
• Repository
  • Canton Area Historical Museum

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CANTON, NORTH CAROL)NA NO.9 -.. ./""..... ~ .. . ·- • • • • • :"' .. • •• ••• • • I • • • • ••• • , .......... • • • • ...•. .r • • • · . .· •. . .. .. • • I • • • ·- "' • .. • • • •• ,. • • ' .... • • ~ . • • I • • • • ' • • • • .• . • •• .. .·• . ... • .. • • •• ' • • • *\I • •• • • • • oi • • • • • '• • j • .. • • • '• ·• • • • • • ·., .. ... • .• •r ...- . .,..· ~. ... · . .\.. .= ,· ...•.... • . • ' • ~·· • ·-. • . • • ;. ' ~ ... • .. to ~, , ..._~"~-· -· - . . ........ ,• . . ' • ''-\' • ;JJ .. ....... •' . . ... •' ... - •• "' •• • •• •• .1• • • • .... :r r ~- -~ • •• • . -· .I' · . -•. ..• ~· \ . • I • .. , , ~ \,. .: ,l. ,... • ••'• • ' • • • • THE LOG • 1\t ~~~ltiT. By Edgar A. Guest Y01J don't need to shout: "Come and see what I do! Co1ne and gaze at my speed as 1ny goals I pursue!" You don't need a bugle to sumtuon the throng To V\Tatch vou perforn1 and to ~cheer you along·, You don't need to boast of your strength or your skill, Or the things that you kno\v or your courage and will. Put the tru1npet a\vay, t here is no need to blow it, Just do youT \Vork \Vell and the wide world will know it. You needn't announce: "I an1 great in n1y lirie! I rank with the best and n1y product is fine." Like a street fakir loud you don"t ne.e·d to attract A cro,vd that \Vill gather and look at your act. If your \Nork is \Vol·th \Vhile there is no need to shout " The news far and \'\Tide, n1en \Vill soon find it eut. The \~hole wo1·ld is \Vatchi ng for splendid new things And it's quick to discover the n1an \vho does thing·s. • You don't need the spotli g·ht, you don't need to boast, Success '\Vill b~ y.ouJ s if you stand at your post, Mel'it speaks t(J the \Vur]d in all lang-uag-es kno,vn, rl'hroug·h j'01!11' \VOrk iL \Vill te ll of the skill that you own; And jf yc>u cleHel·vc it yo u.r fcune \Vill go far, lVIen \Till kn(JW hy you1· dt:leds jufl t how -vvort hy you are. 1'hert''s a task to be d()Jl , tn c t·e ly step up Hnd tlo it, Success sha11 b ~ y~Ju1·~. '.Chat5 is a ll thero is to il. • THE PAPER ON Wl-ftCW MIS I IS MADE: FAOM CHAMPfON • - • ' , ' • • • trHE bG.G 3 5 7 OJ~ TRR IGK LJST. --""~' --- - -- Attlol\~ th~ Ch.an1pion K'aa,l 'l i1y r• ati~n~'t rHl'\' . . tlt t ll() ~1 rr1 ... \'\ th r ho.:"pt t AJ. A~hc vill<-.. an.· (,\ .. ,rroU Clarl. A1t·~. c~~;) k. \ r . <.\ I \.:tlter Cook: Suh,hite .l\1ilh-lc ht: M r~. nnl :v. \ 1f p •·f • h ·hin -'f(.•nth r J oht) l'\nk.r f th(• ~od ·" 1\l ill. "\l~. D. ~ j1np l'" \,~ ith the pipc- fi tt("r~ in r. r\ . Hit rtnlw['nrl's (~l·e,v h. 1~ r turn_ed to ' ork :tft ·r h~in · c·o-n fi nNl to l, i.:S ted f r "'' "":(>or :>tl wr.ek · with pn-cum ,tli:t. }fr~. I aug; s tacke r, w-ift f H. PatH nn ~ t :\c-J~~r. I· hur . J· on ' ·oort· \ ard, is in t he \Va.,\•01?,. \'l ll '" ~ Pjt n l. Mrs. r ~u ,cn­s. t:a<'ker h~l ~ l c~n ill for snrne t i·n,e, hl.Jt ~. <:: nr ~ ~· l ad -to n')po r t that she .h as ll11Pl'O\"ed ccH1 irt "n.tb ly ~ i n · ;h ·wen t to tbe ho pit!U. J . B. Th on1~0~,. one of the wood yat·cl op{\ r nt o r "', whn' \"\·as confined to his I ed f or se' era l Jays with La Gripp ') has 1~e Ul'neti t o w-ork. E rt\e ·t. the 1 it t l son of B. C. Hay::;, •n ach in i :t, '' ho '-vas .\"E"Q. ill \-':ith pneu rn nia i()r s-e'oc! r a l days is. we a rc g lad to ret •l't. '"' ell and able to attend sehooJ ·again. . R. Hy~tt. of t h\;: "-t en m Plan t, who has been con fine l to his h cd t r the pa~t -fhFc w·ecl-s, with •'flu'' and p-n·eumonia. i ,. un the ·,nu and '\H'! hope t o Rec hirn back ( n duty at an. ~:trlj- lute. ~ ~n. t j n , of the . ea1n Plant_, and t'o1lr 1n•:-n1bcrs 0f ~js family. \·ho W(!.J~ ' n ~ ck wi t h pneulnonia, have recove r­) and ).L: . .. .\.n.stin i., hack un tht? jo . HATTlE CLARK. . -:unda,: n ig·bt. 1\.f~ rch 6th. t h(• death n l:e-el c~n· ried a'',.,. to God 't. ho .J ·e it th ~ ·1tit of ljttde " l·I an i•: t he t w u ) )ar oJd dhnA·h ~<>r uf :\lr$. .._ R. Cku·k. hou t 4 ._, (\ ~x "c:k ..:. lH i-o1· \:, her dc~lh. Htl t t ' l'(\n t•·ac t. d rn~a-ste~, a...i't· J. wl1ic·h pnau­lJ'HJn1a de,•ei<H• <l :tnd h, r frail b>~l. . l' ing· t t j ·) \' ak t0 ~· t::~.od th t. a in, ~ri~ltkd a o·f ~ r pi r it " a:s Ccl rri d O\ "r th\,; 1·i' - •· vf J e~th : J rto the H tl:\Y n r>f h. t: ~ t. The h('~dy v•r - in terr•~d irt the fuuaily h nt) Zl'g ~- oun~l en • '• rH.i,rthl. h. 11.J.t i \.~ . D-ch or.L I . • {:' -.\ J, ::-. -...t . 1'\ • \ f: e. t ent t ou l i P!U t felt n ih~-: ' • I { t oP ..-()llt fo l ' t(:)'t'_ l he :-}J)\ '1\r.ith du·m t hl'o ug l l t l\~. · ,·ytn p:'l. · l,,- o the bi~1·ta:l r0tl •· H ()}y Btnl!".it .' · ( •t "'fllf or ,, ,' rt< 1 .,._ frs . .. '-:H· 1~', th Ul rJ fb_J. af J ,! ·n f:;a:d( y, .;an ~~n1pl o~ 0 in tihc EJi:act. ) l~lea..:.n p! --.:.r.l~ .. wlt<, hh I -iH for .. ' .. r nJ \·!]{· '- ...... -~·,..; •l at the l.wltl ._ -Of h :lr ~ a.n : l l•jhn 1. ~ ~k . .t pdl L·t h . " l r.:-. ).. .. h 1h.,. was ''7 y .. in-~ r .l . (1 • J h n ;-~ hl) b t' 0 ' i ~,· 1•( 1) ·jth th ·t . , .,. n:,• ·rQr IHHlt .... {·1\l ~ ~ · l c . 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E.ach v.eek thP..:e is ~ <' h;1n ~c of progran'. - ! ha\·~ h·:lrt ' 1 :q;l ing7 v-oHey J,n JJ 1!"DH1 ·~. )() t..d conce:t ::: rtnd ~,he Hurts( n Tusieal Com , on-c('rt {.\_, .. ~ q uh lte1 of Jo~~ • a.-t} ts- wh•" .... - effor · , ave L·e·:>.n grN''tly ca nt re(·iatt-cl . A.b c:etert:tinm n~ on f miiy n ighr a re f .-'-c . Vice-Pr l-1.id 11 R. R. lliJlJe¥ . ·on, c.t.nrl 2Llphite .... uverinten­d~ nt .~. D. \ ·(,}t) • ~ttt:nJ c d t he April lll~ t.i ng o.f t. e Atue ri­c~' 3n P ulp an l Pa;· r · "-~ .,(>ci ar.ion ru1d t he c ) '1VC t ~ ... n of the 1 eC"hni~ 1t l _\ ~t· c-iat i on ot the Pulp and Paper l n.dt: ~fXy jn .r'ew York. ; 1J o-u t the 1nidtlle of the mo-nth. • - .ARg l -Oli .A B ----.-- Cl· i1 {, e.n ur.(' .. n si ou~ l. ~ imiune the a ·t".::~ ol! oi · ~~,· 1e, \ h€th - _nch.l ") c· oa•1• h t•nce the- i tpo1·t;~l: e o~ · ci!1g -~ fn l :· bou l the k i~'lU c) f ~~x~unnle \ e t b·~o.r i.;.hen~ . Th . whu ha~.~-: ,. \. hed tJ1 ~ a-. c vf l~Uituri t .\.. ' Rr:~ g r•·" q up t:hildi.·c:n, f.'r: it) infla.euc:cd b~ tt ...~ e. '"· In:JJe of · \' i th wbmn the~ a .. <:o•:Llte . f f \,..,. an.~ l"<'l';}l :-~ ·md in.i.1 itf !'e~ .. tu ~· ... r _, .·." ,\"".f t .. · i~ \ e .}o n · ~t FJ.h'";}" .... li'.~> u; to the rule-- ~~. ·e;,:.- F.rr.s~ · cri.lr f l"w­\ O~t\.. 1 .. !n1' t ~ i uflu·...-' ~ ci d)takeu<:hn:r: • td :o · br.u'U h • l . ' . l lf t" 1J' ~ ~ I 'l .l,', T ~ t L1:; aJ 1 be -~, f t ~ B o_b~r.' :· ff 1.·-oa h.a.-.·-~ ~ \ ·tth afa:p)i~ lt·e;;- of ~ t ki I ·. ~~' t'Ctt~ H) ~x min p 1)l' :1n:: d fee.·.~ . It: n. 1H.h·Lihc in y ur d 1 . rtt ' 3 _f~'ll rd {M )ak\. · 1 S: f , d '!l t let )'U tf 'or lan T' f'hc •" fet,. ;,~ 1 e.et . · h:• \' · n) · ::tc:? un ·1 it ·s p •· ne~ ~· g· ~ r 1~ • ., n6 'i{t~Rte S&t:f~t\-· n . i ..' ~ r: ·J. H() \ · nn.\. · ot·l. ~~ a t l1.) "t.t in ~ v :r 1 ~.~ ...... \ ! th-ou: _..t,;tn in~iBg- h itt~ th ~ it is l!- ~ · co hi .. ~·+f. h:~ T: u l) nthl t! · '-' 1p 'Y ~ 1 h0 i ~ ' ·1.:·,·kin . ,< · ~t roL oi th t \·1npany is \,r ~~i~lo,. a:l ) . \ '~i irtg fur t.)Ut:' t, ron: i r.!d t1 ~ uf. t. r to tll' .. . . . :SUl nn . an ' · ~•._,. l t:H,·n 1\r l r· .- ... ,'-.~ Ul , tr- · e ~ a~ rn r.c ;.;)) a ;-·eflt"f' i,,.n . ~ . ur v nit. tv vU!Jl~H~~ t l~c.~ cHl~l i t ,. r· ... r. U: ' l • m ~ur 6: 1 t.. it· t h .. ~e thiJll:)'-· i::, it n:al k ,t lll \ alt . I ll .. 8' f< t • l,IH t'<.. 1n ah ~ · .H)rt i ~> ·l·e,·ct~ t:•h• • \'. ~ \··w''t l . ( · ~ · U(L, t\h!f !', .u d .~s fer_' s i)! \l .;" f''" ,..<... ....... f _d f.'") , ~ t h . t rut"-~' .. :, Hl ----- -- - b • •, ••• I • •,. d\~ X' h~~h. littl • ' JIFP ·-- -- • t: cf':• n n , I ' c tb~· b~ r ll • ISSUE OF "THE. LOG IS PRIN I* I) SUL.:RHlT~ AND SOD~ ·PU~. • ' • • THE LOG Vol. VI. Can ton. N. C. Subscription Rates: Per Copy, Oc. Pe1· annum $0.00 In,7ariably in advance. Edit ors now under sent ence and doing time. WOOD - PHILLIPS - COLEMAN Did you notice the picture of litt le Martha Lee Vl'right on the cover of this issue? b~' s t he daught,er of our pru1ter Harley ·vrright and she~ all Wright . "WlfY \YE _.\RE L~ERESTED IN FOREIGN TRADE. B~r John J . Seid~ in Makin' P aper. Sta1;jstics sh.o~v t-hat 17 per cent of our total production is exported in one form or an othel~, ~nd t h at one-fifth of our industrial and agricultur al P9PUlation derive t heir liveh ­hood fro.m foreign 'trade. In 192{) we imported $5,279,398,211.00 wort h of goods and e>rported $8,080,818,455.00 worth, of our own pToductionJ which means that the rest of t he world added $2, o°0 1, 420,.- 344.00 to our wealth. During t he wa r our produ ction was increased far be: ond our ability to absorb1 excess production 1Jeing est.imated at from 17 to 20 per cent. If production js to contin ue at capacity, with :fru)l em­ployment and general prosperity, we 11-1ust contin.ue to ex­J1ort our surplus. The rest of the wQrld is wilLing to buy this surplus but 'here are some of t he diffjculties: The Fr.encb franc befc.H·I3 he war was wo;rth app roxi.m.at.ely 19 cents; today it is worth 7 eents. 'rhis n1~ans that t he man jn Pari:, "-c;ho want~ Lo buy American goods must pay not 5 franes for .a d<:~JJar·s wqrth of American goods, bu t J4 f r ancs. Germa..11 marks were forme1·Jy wort-h 24. cent~; to day they are wo.r"th leF.s tJ1an 2 cent&. Th~ poUl'ld sterling was formerly w<>rth $4.8G; t0day it. is wtJrth $:1.84.. FrtJlll tl1ese fac-ts 1t is · · l·eadily ~ctaa thn t tbe Luying power r,f Jturope has; dccrca~ed tre.mendrJUbl.Y, J:n!::.a .. ntring tl·H~ value of thflir mone.v with Olll s. 'J'he Orjt.Htt, v.ritn its trr~ menrloU'i popuJftt-)on, Chin<-t alo ne with four bundrc .. d million }'E-<JtJle and India with t h r*"c hunJ­red rnil1H,n- s1Jv~r bas is <'QUJ1trics. is al~:~o in d1ffi(·u lt.i(· }mt. from a differf!nt angl~. A yf~~u ago t h'~ ~ ihrr•1• dtJllnr of China -v;•as wol'th ::~~ mu~"h ;.u; t:h · AJJlN·i£•fH1 golrl dt,Jin r· :Hld th€ m<trchan l; in ~h U ughai p~tid a dolJ ar (J r b'is nHWP y fen• it cl.oJJt'JI''s Wltf'th r->t Alrl(;l ic·an aoodf;'. 'J oJay Lhrtt. l:'ilver dollar is wr..>1-tb 50 c.·cnt1, in ou a· 1JH1nr- y, a nc1 d f,,-. wiHhr 11 t.c, p~n·. <:h.a ,. Ac1( rican ~r<1fJrl.; I H~ nnlt.. l pn.y (,~(i, doJ in, ~<.of hi· mun ' •.v. fm· one dt)JJ~ r's wr.~tt..h uf t.P t ga~od,;. • lt i IJiJvir>•1~ th~t i'oreit'n ('>CJt lll t ,.it fJ l"'1UU1tJ I Jl~ · 111 lu U'' ~Jd (<..•lldeh i at H pa.r iL-y in ul l NJUntlJ'i, . } h •cn 11 t• lhr 1, ir, n('Jt chat much goJJ in th r~ wm•l<l. '1 he-y c·~ n or, Jr flH;y 111 ' " pn)duct.-; ,,f thr·jt• .. .1\ .. , tl c·ottntr~- WtJ ltHhl.. £•>.t..rsad <• f (·d il li:~~l(l Jr;fl J! w 1·m (~rr.:dit) t r1 t,}rf' ,n, c, r \'1' llltJ I!t. inv 1bl otn 11Wii y 111 ~n t..e11J rises in 1J cdr c· <J tH1ll 1 ~. 1 ~.; is ((V id' JH tit n t Lh 1... f( Jt'<~ign nt:Jtion!:ii Jia~u. litJt, jrd .. read1NI U t~ :stugv wh(•r·t tf,njJ '.XPqn.s t·o u.s c.;quaJ ht• it nv•,rl~ f, tJlq 11 ~, :t rHI Lh r<~· (:H niHJI , unh•r;. ct e•tits fr<Hn \1!<. en~hh· ·Ll···Jll to in r• f PJI.!s.l' rn·o!hH· liOtl. Au ;u er :as~.:- in th (~ir p , r;d-ud,ion w 1Lh h <~1~VH · l· C!llj tt,l•t:; t..n u .. \lfutd~ l THE P.AP~R ON W,_.I£ H ~I S IS MAD I: r · AOM CHAM~I ON Y.t:tdt1:'\ lly increa.-Ac t he PXc.han ~e rates u-n til ~uch a t ime as t,h\~1 • wt;n · u (Jl n'l):d. and ih<..• cl.oSf' ,~ '-.o non n <.&.J tht.:~ w·.eh.an ttr> n~~c l S, the ~t·(l ~ ter t.he aJ>il i ~y of t h':_ f rnr:tiV' rt nntiott to buy f 1 om us, as wh1l e. Lhe Pf"l (;e IL'l An•r· t·H~;.Ln rlulLnt, H·ntnins tn f../. -same, Lho fo')·e-i~rn nMion would p:ty J ss in t~ r n)s r f th~ ov n e ut· .ron cy . . nd wn Lhc o~htt· r· side of t h<' j,··dtret•: F <Jn iJ.rn n;>Lintt to~ tlay, 111 t ht:o ry at leas t <.:an sell g:oor.l~ l(· h ~:.tJ>r).r in this markr.>t t h:·n w~ can l Toauce thom. J:t,_~r <rxample; b~fQre thi.l w;.~ r, 1 lw Pa;·t$ m ~rc h an t sold na a PH!C-e of m'tn!ltantlise for JOO fJ ~lh c-s .. an<.l ·we. paid $2@.00 for it. 'f,nday h<~ ~t ill ~"}eHs hL ~' O< ,ds for 1'00 .frnnes lm t we p.ay 0n fy ·$7.00 for jt . .As ex­clad1, g'e appl'o-aches 11ormal the price fur whic·h th~ .P.a,wjs l11er.chant ca~ sell J:ds goods in this ·Coun try mn.!t inf•rea~ ~ntiJ he aga1n ? aJ'\ not .s ell f or l·ess t han $20.00; t hus increRs­In g; the prot.ect)on to the A meriean tnanufacl urc r . ~rom the foregoi.ng it is ap]:>a,rent that nut onty f rorn ~enti rn ental reasons but from r1urely seJfish. reasons afrc~t­ing .everybo~ y's pocket b ook, we must eontin ue as an ex­):> outlng nat1on; that business credits mus t he extended t o the rest of t he wor ld; that to be an expoTting nation w~ ~ust be an jmpoJ:ting nation, and tha t 'vvhen the c.{p<Jr~ and nnpoxts neal'l~ baJ ance we w j U be in the best conditjon. Of speeial interest is the cor poratjon now beincr formed t o finance foreign ti~ade, with a capit,a,l of one h um.d.r eil mil­lion dollars) which, added t0 its ability to issue clehe.nturcs u :p to a bHlio.n doHa1·s, h aR a pr-act ica-l wo.rkj ng llow·cr of eleven hundred n1illjon d€1 llars '.vhich can b e u ecl tQ finance fo!~eign t1~ape OJ:l the long t ernl credi ts now s0 essential if we are to conti i1~w~ to export our stt r1)lus produ-ction. The de­bentuTes :w-tJl be <isstiecl ag ainst flrst ch'I.Ss secn.rity in for eiign coun·t ri-es .and s1.1o;h deben.tut·es will be sold to investors in t his ,e0-unt ;r y . Thi\s met h0d of :finab c ins- ·for-e ign trade has h~en tried .out ver:y -successfully i n: se-"trer a l C0CU1tl' fe5, Great Brjtian in particu}~rJ and if given .t he SUP110rt of our own }De0ple, wiU ·qndouhted)y work ou~ with entire succe~ he re. T-HE QUJT'rE R. 'A''hell y0u'r-e lost in the Wild, and Y<i>t.l're s.ea r0d a.s a child An:cl Death looks y.ott b an g in time eye, And yo,u're sor St as a. boU, it's accotcli tl g to Hoyle To co.ck youT revio]ver and . . . . diu. But t he code of a Man says: 'tFigh t all you can:, And self-d.issofu tion :is b aTrecl, In h~1nger And woe, oh. il~ s easy to blo'' I t's t he hell-served-for-break fas t. t hat ·s ha r•l. "You're siek o£ the gaJne u Well, nt) \·V, th~u.·s a shame. You're .you.ng a nd Y O'l-1,' r brave and ~·ou' vc br iJ~rh"t. r.You've ha.d a nnv U(l~ l i ' ' I kn o'W. b-uL don't ~ qtte:\1: Buck \l l.l>, do yn11r d~mnNl est, .,,n~t fig ht. H's t he ph.tA·ving away t.hat wi ll win ynu t.hc duy,. So don't be pi)<i r, oh.l p~trd! Jus t d raw (.lfl y unr g-ri t ; it.'s so QttS)' hll q 1til : h ' the J\aHpj a1g--yot11·-r h in-np Hun~ 's hiwd. J ~·:-; -~l lY tO (·ry t.hR t ~ c~ u ' ) 'c' h Nl t l 'H flll .tl di : ft/H t n.sy l.u (' rawhloih twd ~ ~ ~t wl : H1;t t.o f1uht, nnd Lu fi lH wht~h h op·'"·~ u l tl ll f s i!l.ht! \~h y, i hn t.'·. th t bt·il. J1'l tll ) ,)r t htnt HU! , · ltud t h·f'llli-• h you c•tiJ"IH · ttiJ I. ol (rm·lt g l' l l ' linJ.•. hol.}(, .\l.l h• ol t · tl ~' ''' ' hNlLl' ' ' nnd t' f l l n •tL ,j 11~ 1 b t'IVt (Hp • l) fi i i"V l l'~ j e~ ( \''fill ( !l •Y l.t~ dlP, t1 • ~ t 1 h k. I • Jl l ' j ~..-u ll lt v i II H' t I \il l •. --1 It I l l' I{. Uur1•114 IJw J)Hs t • t lli, Yl ton l h \ ·\ 1\ lqtv • b,'l'll l''" ~i n p· Jt,nlll ~h 11 J•• r iu..,l in \-\ ldt·h l ha · h H h l. 11 wl h ~,d IHI_g ht'i'H dl t od l' rtl'tl tiH· h dl T bt• "()l'l il kt'll>,, luw" hv._,n l,owi ll•. du' ir .\l~U , \ l U Jt<nH iud l lw t d .l La•1 Jnt, ll n• ·· fi t; lH iH ·· th.~ i l' ~n.v t. , ~ . m ' ' '"'~., l{_t •:t-tl 11w p rH' I i ~ ~~~ t\11\ ! t tld HJIIIIy i l I \J \ll 'l n t ·I L l ) ~·t n:tt.h \ t i llll~. 'l'h• ' .., luvnn, 1' 1:)21 \' dl [ti ·\;tt·d l•'b.d\ t'' ' " 1~ l.u, ntg l c:suE OF T H E. LOG IS PRINTED .,.ut.PHITE. ANE>· SODA PWLP . • - • • THE LOG • • hea.rd oon th,tutn:u;lF on evE'TY ~i<Je an cl it ciu~ties a l'n'~#l:ge . of tr-l:lt:h th-1:\it ca:mtot be d('~ied. . l!"IGliT! lc'!Gli-IJ FIGHT! 'vhen Yllnt;r Ht~·s ohs taclt•s eQnfl-·aJilt l~ou nnff Ma&e c:v~ry Tittle sn.eeoss spu t· you r n to JO!\ ..... f I g1·eater o(fof"ts. Jf.hseour~getille.nts are on ~:'\"t''fY h anct for all of ~~~t bu t \"hen tl;ley a-re yo\1.r l.Q.t~ don't h€ t·y that Yt'tl're b•'tilteu- nnd die/' btit, "Just!' ha:ve one m0rc tr-:v: '--Tbe ~I'b t:'.r •nni (Jl Nc" ~- :SQWLER:S A.1' THE ••yn SHOW SOME GOOD GAMES. • • That the bo~~l ,il'lg alleys o~ the uy'' ar· tp:rn i·n_g.< out s0n:1c · l){'IX\11ers- that woule!l d~ cv-ed1t to t,l~of.e.~. i<>nal.. L $ho" "It by the indi~:idual seore·s lHacle t his week as s h.o~vn be'Jo":wv. A rnon.g 'the ,,jsi;L:Ol·s this w~el t ·o phty wo~ iVfrs . Re tlben lS. R 0bc,-ts:c:)'n. of As b:eviUe, wbo }nad a score of 196. Last wcf'k fifty ga.rn ~ 'vere over 200. Son~ c of the. sc0res m:ude this ~_.·e~k '\Ver e tts. fol1ows: . Vl/i tt 262 G oss tt 224 FowJer 2-59 eampbell 222 Jqe lVIan 248 J .. M. Paxton 2JG J. Tho1npsoh 246 ~lo.fl'itt 215 JI~de.rsen 236 Dr. R,e.y.nolds 213 BHzz.a.rd 234 Pickens 210 lial'kin 234 .. Burnette 209 C. Paxton 23,5 Singlet-on 204 Matn ~y J~~4', Blizzar.(l's bo" ling tea:m. was .badJy .. f rozen (;)fl. Mo.ndar:y~ night last wh elil tn<-::v ran a~ainst 1\fe~~e.'s b~rdy. outfit . T.he a.I')pended score tells ihe ta1e. Blh2~d'~ '};eam. B lti.~za rd 210 l~W Dr. R.eyflolds 151 172 Rol)ins<u t 196 Hs:~ 'I' h ~n1 -p~{)n 2~ 2 17 ~ C-an:tpbeH 1 :ffl 212 948' -6G • ·M,eru:e's Team • . J. Me as<.:" 248. 200 C. P a..xLon 208 ZV2 J . M. l'a.xton 213 203 J. Gl'R;:..~e.tt 205 216 C. Wit t 144 173 lOt 004 To:b.l l 182 836 1 18 4T1 ll7 500 160 ~1 222 o I;) - o (f '7" \•>? .!,.) v 'rt')tai 1'86 631 2 lb G26 202 61~ 2..: t c.> r_._·, )•)t' ..... . .., J !-')'.:"-. . ~ :lQGl 3()7'~ . . ' • Can ton fj~)wle~ .. t:!"ill.linC(l ,;l_ ceaJH fron"1 J "h~\1 ilh~ on i he 2\t!e'vs at the "'Y" ()tJ. "\t~dnegJ~y night to l;; · ;::C11n.'l of !{t)Sf'- 2roE. Can on won h.1 e ~t raight g-aDlt*S and fr4Jde s<H~lC ~."'"'·JJJ.Iierful in\.lj-vidua1 S<'on;)~. ·'rh(~ tea.n-.~ t'"~la)1n~r wer..! n­f ()Hi(iy.ra; ' • ant~1n (~. Paxtor. J. ~:r.:t~· .T. L>. oo~~tt Joo M f.IS(~ T. ),t_nd ..... l'.~'QO .. .t.. m 3hfi5 .. !\~h ov i 11 \~ John ~eu-l y A. Go:s;.;;et t Creasmt1u Hall ld o fftnet l 1 ·~ · ·ore 270!> ~......__.:-·- -""""'--.--- 'HAJ •P:I th 11 .,.n ·' iJ) W00ll;1 ~ \f~;T \' has ni3-t:Ol:l . a h~f· tL luipp;; and ~h u~r v. i1is t~J1 )i1M', f re~~ ;(n••lu t ht? ~T"'tl':J' tl~ e;Jr ic-. :'i \ •nt.ker 'in (· · f.t-lhl)· euu~s. ---~~· - Jt S$ b tte:r. t o a'Rr.. . rn1ln ..... in. f~ v..· ~'$.1l ting a,L"•·f~ it.lt l11t~ t.han • • J. r p,.li' ...~.-~ot a ~ -r-;l ·• . ulL u.f he1u.. -. ---~~~~~---- t m( sl o 'ttt.-. t •·ol.ttu t v th.l': h osf,dtnl ~HE PA~EA ON VVH·IGH. ~HIS IS wac •r: P:AE)M CH.AMPION • • • • ~--__,., nrr t QU f>ot1t Think C<l-<')P~fif.tion . ·e.<-e. ry Watch What Ha!'r'!"f"S to ,a 'y~.-,~<'n lf Onn Whcef Co~s Off. A · ~p ft· n.rhti cx~u:rq~~- of th~ n 'suf t r,-f ~"'O~f)p~rat..i rnt h:t. l~N n t·r> e{~n t l;;v riC' ~<non.s tr2t' rt l~y t: ~r R. &~ A. :Cr·-vrrrtnH'l')t, \'Vh~n t.lt0. s.c-h~du:Jc w;~s ~l~(ang-~cl for tbe t:.:11,.n.·truetio .. t of ·he new ,...:ulphatc f Jar1t:r tho. ·on'~: lc.tion datr. "a..:: Bet fc1r .A 1 ,j ( 18th. lVJany t imes i r1 thP l'jt~t w·v ho.tv•..; £~ i1c<1 tQ fi ni .,.h jobs QJ1 $ch.0,.1 ulr.. Um(J, hut this p l~nt was CQcmpl~ted and :n~~l<lY for o.f'crai.ipn c>'n thf' d~t t.e set-, so far ~.e th~> R~ & A. Depart·rnl:!nt t ·a$ <""oneert)cd. Do-rore h~;dnmi ng· ¥.1'or k ort th<' pi ant a seh.ednl~ of O-p>:> r­a. tio.n ·wa~ an~f\_g-ud b,y . ~ r. Robqrt;:')t ~~h,lptp·i.tttendrnt of thE: R. & .f\. Depart rucnt. ?.r{ct t he En~dneeting DeJJartnl~nt. -she~'~ i n g· t.h~ dtlt.~ 'vhcn c::ach j)ill~;,i r·u tar cla s of 'vGrk must be ccrrn pi ete<i, in onJ("l· to fin ish 1-hc:1t 11 hich foH0\-"r~d on time.. /\ t <\; JTI~t·~ i ng c)f the R. & A. n~pai·tln~nt :fr.renl n , rlr. Roh~ rt& CKPl(;l.in ;[ to -t hcln the n()e l t•f ('Q.-u!)'6ration on tile l :u·t Of eye-}·y ll l p.,lll., if' lh~y- ,SUcceeded l l1 COJDl {eting the '1.1\TOrk o:Q scue4.htle thnc. .At e~ch l'egular ~ue~ecding· fo,-·ernan·s n1eeting, evPry fo n~n'Hln 'vas r('q uirPd th repQ.rt pto.Q'Tt." 'S m"lde. which was c·otnparcd w·ith tho $Chcd ulc. to oo if any ere\ le~:tder \as delaying- th0 ' Vork o:f those ·whn&:~ \:'\.Ot'k cavn1e next in Order. I. iko the bus~:-- little bees. on the jab anrl always at jt,. each and ev~c-ry forr-tn<'l-n, one co-operating- "\Vith 1.ne oth~-r, pu~b~:d his \:~_; ot·k .1\tendil_,. on'-\'arcl to comJJietinn on $che.<JulB t)ni-e, tbus shrn.•:Llg tbnt Ct)-op('ra.liun Joos nay. and • hat s~<.>. -cC$S 1epc.nds upon it to a gr~~tcr extent t-han we soul:e­tim~ s reali7..e. · !t js al~~.g·r~~ti(·inst to stat.o that " -:bile s, · - ftt~titnes the In en had to 11se ~ r("a t. e:u·c f o:r the prot· ·c tU>Fl lJf thcrn~eh·es t.Uld f ht:'i r· J'~llow rnon, yet the plant ,~-~ c; nn.iJ'le~~~ w)t.hou.r a ~in.g·i~ lost t i t;tV ~ (·dd£nt . Th• se rnf~o h~"t·e s~t an e .xruup!e 'cwt.h,r t1 f in1it;;tioa 3nd we coo~ rattd~Lt: fi;lr. Roberts and tl"' R. & ... j"ort"!.lnf':.n. N<"w· rh.ar \"~;p hr ve p r o\rE>n that \"0 can rl0 a l irr }hl) \. ithnt, t ~~J· i,..\u~ injur, .. to ouJ' f~llow mau, tet:~ not. spoil th~t J·et~urd hy li, ­r eg"a1·d1ng SaJ\.ty l•"j t·~ r,, .AOMI"S ADVAN'fA.(~E. . - \1•hn:t':.~vcl t.ronble.~ A.·b:rn ndss J. Tb ·s "i 1U. t fu!lxe ruad·~ hixn sore. Whr'n he cu<l Mr•her E\~ felt one He ~,_n:d~rn·l. ~1.;;~.-ru th•'! rlnor . ... -B.in7l ingnartl g~He.rald. \ !:'h~ltr' r t, ,~nl ~ s 1.\l{fl,l~ h d. ArHl he h~t1 ~nt.l\:.... I ~:->po:- ". flp :th:\.(l' ~mt. h(.:hi u.l :\ h~it" At 11 ~ it . ..:.- p:i<:•r.-ut·l'> .sltow~. --H\,.; e s lt)ll ~ l.'\it. ~~h;1tc...- '.l' · roul.!c~;; J.t.i~.n1 had ; tc ::11""" ~.\.. had a d! nee~ ~r ,.:O·d:: l e l:\9\ rr- hD rt to f~a.t !l'Ul.=tt lt_y-. \' ·'l:ll •T W' ar- tb~ 1)3'11-t',. -·.~.. .. l ~\· <)rlc:uns Iwrn. .,.,--..,----~-- --... -- G I D .. ·· ~oR.D. ( nh· :t uri.P il .r<·~icte-Nt in l ree n-~ont:-h ~ is ij, g h.JO rt-c. ord frw ,a ·• ~v. ol t~.-. .:en ~ Jlt'fl. Puring l\ \./r-~.hu~, "tth~n ~ n(l i\J 1·iL tl\t~le has ht en ont~ lJH(! ith.."iden-t in ttle . .., ·n c~·' ..v. VJ, ... ('•.H1t!f'at'u' ~e th(l bo~~~ on tlch • -J·d(•'ltlicl :n~ ·C'rd ~ .!ltl no~,n _lr. f u fl':'t.e ·s • .-h . f<."H t~\an .. a.I)<l ritemi.:J~o;:..r" vf b1. (:ft ' . \!ill co,n ' ia~n. t•J _how· nth<'.1· de­} xtrtnl f"H.-> tbat z;(~.~i"kmts C1tn h tirnJO~teu lt ntCn witl nly IJ.~,_ e!\rcful. ISSUE a~ "1:H£ -LOG IS F?RINTF-•• SULPHIT-E AND .SODA . RULP~ ' ... .. "'· H. Cotter) Chief Electrician. has hccn on Lhe sick list for about ten days due to lumbago. ~1r. Fowler \vho has been in Canton on the sick Hst was our to see us one day 1ast week with the Insurance Inspector . You cannot hold a good man do,'tn: when the Giant s anJ the Senators played in Knoxville on the 5th of the rnonth, Nick Herrell -,.vas right there in the bleachers at tl1 ird and you could hardly hear Hu Jennings f or Nick's rooting·; but we never knew ,..,hich side Nick was rooting for. Ask ~car• Andrews w·ho gave him that pluggeJ dollar that he tried to pass. "Bobbie'' Leach says that he has failed to find the wild cat (?} that Luther " 7oods shot at and for which Mr. Coti er trained a dog. ''BobLie" thinks that Luther and Cott.er were ~r. Demarcus of Clinton, Tenn., gave twent~1 lessons in fJenmanship here at the School B{)use the fir. t of t.he month. From some of th<:: results of hjs teaching that we have seen, we are sure that he tlid a g1·eat deal of good and shou ld he return to give another session, jt would he a goo<.! oppor­tunity for others. \Vhat we want, to know is this: V{hy Shern1an wears that grin? Was Luth ~r Woods warm in that straw hat last 'nn­day? '\Vhy ''I:soh' Miller was so anxious to s~(:! (J<~n . Ald~rson after he took Mr. Fowler's Dodge ca1 to Coal Creek? Also what "Hoh' did ' jth the Cic.,v."ers that were in t he c~r when he got ha(·k from Kno vjJlr.l? The PrrJrligal ha · rcturn<!d. (Jn tl 1; l ~th inst. Mr. Sher­man Snodrk~~~~', b ..... tt<!r ktH)WLl a·· ,.,imply Shr·nsntn, J'f!L ll• nNl after &Jl ab~<'C>nCf~ of J1c~ar.ly o y .. a,:. 'flua "\Vjld ;u1d Wooly West" <lid rH•t a~,rN~ wjth hjm, and so h ~ ~u d MJ .~. S11Mlcl1 r ly hav~ rr.. . tu.rn~d to t.h ..ir finrt, fov(), to H~f..:c-!1 GrtJVfi. We· an· ~u n~ th;d, th •y will he wd<;nmccl l,ack },y r·vc•J y ('Jn ·. Jobn AlJr.n Bays tha.l h,:. cl"n't know wh •lh~ r his 11\oJ·d buther.o the Hi " any, hut tl ta'l h c!a11 tlr~· ~.~w itt'h it s 1ai l. G~onr ~ A. Ghllkh(JJ'I1 tl:IS ,,lo• ... t,IUUd ollf. Jtts : b:tfj·Ln ll M~lgfl:..t , , :,JJHl j JtLJW wc.tnuginK th1 c,,»l ' 11·• ~~ I Sf, •La ft ('H ili, arnong wbl,.,< numhr~r u~e eve• l:tl v.. • ho phy• d .ti t.h H· •ch ;fCJVl•, w~ laOfiC thiS l,;(::alll hit iJ. lstH•t·~: ' f11J • I i '. ..1 11 . 1'hf J o.':> a•·• luwl:y 1Jl1t. su ~·col y ;·r·tti•lH th1 lht.•d wrOI Jh•l H t~Z:GHfll H'•• t. Hill; this fl t aos a j1'r~'al. dronl to ll Ill He v,•J, llit (JV(,. A ttrl, },y thr• Wfs}', it j, lttldt f I wd tltid lht • C'oll I .v )g 4:• t· l nuiJJ f(t,ing t'J ~.:arC \!Of k on .ht I )r. ·u· IIi 7 lHvny llaJ' II Arv\<' (ljl ( t,llnty. r. •I llR hav h .ti{Jl fcJ f i l Bt•f' hl f il 'I art· re;,IJy U''ing LtJ hn vt V,t>'iU 1 offrl!'j .tl tA· l· II. \~t I,·,, WJ ut to :1id in ~v ·J¥ WftY in tv·tl.in, thes,~ ··o:td ~. We expect to show. lhru the courtesy of Mr. J . ~1 : \V,...bh of the Bureau of Mines, a film enti t led the .. tory of: <:Jo~l .. at the theatre on .li'ri d~y, April 15th, 1921, and hope tbat everyo!le will come. This will be worth anyone·s t ime and that is all that it will cost as it is free to afl. ' " JIM" MY brother Jimmy is a Scout, And he is 1·eally just about T.l;'je wonclerfulest boy I know,­The very wonderfulest. (Though Of course I never tell hi:n1 so.) He knows about a hundred games. And a ll the Aowers by their names; He rides 1ne on his handle-bar , And shows me ho·w to find the star~ , (Like 'Riga and the Bear and ~Iars.) He has a compass and an ax And fu~st-aid kits, an<.l haversack; He can make a fire 'thout any maLches, And keep back crowds, and take dispntchcs, And t je up 'people's bumps and .. cratches . And when he doe n' t ha,,e to be With his patrol. he plays ·with me. He Anus the n i,cest things to do; And when we've hiked a mi.ie or two. He cooks sorne twist$ a ntl hunters· ·t w. o when I'm big enough (a lthough I don't helievc l'd ever kno,,· T he wa) to ~"ignnl , track ~m'1 S\ \ in1 • Or <'VC'r he a bit, like him) , J wnnr. to h n .'coul like Jim. ----- r Hill l lunll jng: ·•Hn.I, di 1 ~ ou kl wv.~ lltal at. \ lt t• Bri · 1 ig-g )T .)! th tY h c\'t' n whit(' pi)t t h,•. c· dl ll tk ''" Btttl M:dw 1.. ·' \,\'h ) do l lll'y ·nil a whit· pii~· ll\ k·:~· Bill: " B m~allkl" lu · tl i\ :Qs 1'\ll ' nut uf th(• l Pl\.'' ' lw t'H wfi :t ;)OIIIIJ" t ltllll t'tnlll t1w C'lt). \V hc.J ' ll\ \'~h·ll l~t · thoH h t. \ HS . ~ l,ilt .) . Jl, • pH Vl' ll 11 Jllll 1 .;;,,}iu ·• ··Ni"' litll·· ··.\1 ucl 1 ht•\r l•ltl i• •l hi c•h1lh ·. .. - •' nd t {•ud11 1 111 a I i 11 h llc · lt~ \'\-\ 1."> · 11 lk • • 1 tbr:• , ... ml·l fbtlH ro uncl ~" " I I l n't B•• ·tl• · t \ 1111, l •: ~t·hu," !'.till tl\ ,). ' " liu l \hitl i:4 11 ll,ln,11 a k,•d tlw t P \.:htJ', ··;r tt i th~ lth, f1 i1 l U Ill' j I ti!U tf '('' " VI"II ,' .. m1d lJ t""l.', 11 111~11 • 1•1adi1 1 t H • il ' :\!oj (' t'i1u l\ 1'd '' PRINT&:& IIULP . • - • ' • )r' ;; • ' • • THE ,t.;QG BUSINESS IS BUSir~Ess~ "Business i.s business,'; but tnen are 1nen, l;oving~ a1ad working, drea.ming·, Tojling- 'vith _penc1t or··S'pet.de o~r pe11, Roistering, planning, sehe1ning. - . uBusiness is-business,'' but a. f<D._ol Whose busine-ss h-as -grown to smother His fa itl1 in rnen an.cl ;the g~olden r ule, His love f(:}r a f1;·iend a itcl. brother . .aBusLness is business," but life is life; Thoug;h vre're all in the gan1e to \vin it, Let's rest so1netin1e f1·om tht} heat and s±rife A11d tr,y to be frie·nds fo1· a 1ninute .. LE\t's seek~ to be coni.Yat1es 110\¥ and then And s lip from our g·o1den t ether; "Bu ~ int·s~ js business,'' but n1en are n1en, And we'l'e a ll g·ood pals tog·etl1er! - Berton Bral~y .. • ISStJE o ·F TNE t.ClG 1·s PRINTED SUJ , p ·H 17' E.,.,( AN D . ~~.....,IIIIJ!III·~r,- • • ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • :• :t •• :• • i : •• i •• •• • :i •• i : :• •• : •• ; •• . ·• • :• : : : : • • Did you ever stop 0r think about Safet~T, wl1at it means· to every­one, i11cluding ~tourself? Consid­er the vast 11umbers who are injured through ca,relessness· and that 80 11er cent of these acci­dents could have been avoided. The next time you take a chance stop and then say to yourself . ''Is it worth it.'' Your commo11 sense will tell you ''NO." ............................................................. • • • :• :• : : , - •