The Log Vol. 15 No. 03

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.• • • • • • • cApr-il, 1932 • • • • • • • • • • • t • • .. • • • • • I • • • .. • • • • • - -- _.. .•..: ::-;- --·-·- -~· --.--..... -- -- --- --·\ - - - --,....- ._.,._ , ..,._ - ~ - _, - . .. • • • ••• 4 - APRIL. 1932 -~ ­__ ,......... 'o. 3 - -.. ... . - ­~ - -- ------ ·, · ~: P~ PER FOrt THIS MAGAZI . rE I M DE I. T OUR PLA.N'l' OU'f OF \VOOD .. "'R01\1 THE FORE T OJ!, . RTH ROLIN_ . \YE l\L :~U FACTURE MANY URADE" OF BI.~EACHED ~ (}LPHITE P;\PER'", MACHINE F'fr ISH, ANO sU~ER-C.ALE ... lDERED. ....... .. . .............. 4_.·. •. .. • ............ ~ ... ~ ........... . .... ,.. ............. .,._......................... • .................. ....,• .. ~ ... ,.... ..................... ~ ......... -.-.... __.. ... ._. ............. -...._ . ... _. _. ......... .-.................... • •. ....._. ................ ........... ..., ~ • l i -• • ! •• j, t ,•. •-•• .". • CONTE NTS ! • i •• ' • • '••• +. I ••.- t i . i Page + "• ;. m P.r•.1ud That Pm a • -'tlt"'l:b Carolmi:>n -·-·-- --·. ·-··- • • R_.- .Ru ll G. ,.., ip ·--··········---· .'.. I l rrbe Gff.a Smoky M() mqt.in 'P::trk ~ Hy \V. J. Damwft ········-·--· .. --. "' i • '. • r 2 ! ••• ! i 4 •• •• ••• ! f •• G !' ; ! + • LL1imrht1 ........• -·-···· ·-···-····-,-- 8, 9 • '.. t ~ Helof d Hi:ut· ---· --·······- ..... ,..., .1. • r ,'t .•. r C'hHd H atth l!>a-\' ··--······-·-· .. i " 1 o I •.•• 11 l i i ~ 1\ia1crnit/ .·~ bOC:iaticA ........... _ -··- 13 i • • " •' l • • t • J4 • t • .t.. • ! :. }),j_ c .A.. ~ ~Y 0. r. uttk .. ~-- ..... ......... 15 i •• ; Dep .. w:n.-nt '\'o!c:-8 ...................... - 15·11 f \ <•tiH:r• 'Pa~~ __ __ ..... ·-·--····- l 8 I i ' • • • •• • • • • • AD.VICE TO YOUTH ESTO\V t hy youth so that thou n1ayest have comfort to remember it, where it hath forsaken thee, and not sigh an gtieve on the account thereof. Whilst thou art young thou wiJt think it will never have an end; but behold the longest. day hath his evening, and thou shall enjoy it but once, ihat it never retur n. again ; use it therefore as the spr i11g-time, vvhich soo11 depart eth., and wher ein thou ou ghtest to plant and ov._r all provisions for a happy life . - Sir Walter Raleigh. • • • • • i • • • 'f '? i i • • t i i I • 1 •• . I I .!. I ' t • • •t I • 1 1 ••• • • I •-• • t • I' ~ f f ~ '• t l • '•• ~• ' • • • I ••• f J t t • 2 • l --~-----~--~~~--------P-------------------~,------~·--~---T--~--~ THE LOG • • ' • • COR. ' E LJt S HAR:'\ ETT . IO~t':\TE~T 4.T ll. _\XD :MARKET STREETS' \~' I L.\1 I~ GTO.-, N. . . I' I PROl"D THAT J'}l . NORTH CAROLIJ.~l ~'-L Chapter :) r;==:===l' FT1"'~ H th €:' o.,;tanlp Act had be n rc~p "<:tied, tht• Bt itlash f!Uthoritit~~ e<Jntinued to goa l the C'oJon) t s tnon: 01nil n1ore lJ)" taxi-ng the j)Pu­ole gn~a.t l than tl, t ,\ coUld br-:.u· . . o, in ~lurch 1 7~:1. ,J(, lt".h Quiney , a f(Jn• Jt.lS pai1 iot uf l_,r, ton ~ l assachu ... sc.. tL.;, c:tllt.~ upon Co~·nr:li us 1J<,rnett, , t' \Vilrnington , N,Jt~th Gat ,tina, l ; rliM( LH~s a P,l· n f·w uniting tht., Cuh,nie;:;, and l1u ..:(-d·UJt · ~• nih\d ~t· tivtt t .JJarn..-tt V\ets v•H~ c,f 1, ~ fi l ~Pttlt•r of: \Vilnlin~­tnn. \Vl) -·n h,. was t h'' ~ y •a.r · )1, h1 f..- t:het· n ov.,<l lo tl,r-- CApt~ F~~a . ·, ltr-t , It~ 'TFW \ntu fl.lunhoo.1 und J !­ePived a guod et11Jt.:f \ tifHl. 1n 17?0 it WtA t>IP.:·ted t') tl c ) Nf1fth t'arnhi'Ll P1 ()vindal :-. ' 1l." fl·, tu \Vihllin~·t,ln . ] ~ i~ ."'aid that ~ h! \ a :S a ft)c.w H Of f fJ# fl1 \ll ~h;J ft\t"i P I' ~·rid \ a: eall•)il th ) Sau111 ·1 au1s n • t th C' rHlin ~ ' • • The plan adopted was called .. 'Comn1.ittee.. of pondenee" or ··Comm.ittees of Safety'', the purp-J .. e which wa to keep up union of action with one an These co•nmitte-es had g1·eat puwer and prol1~ ve1·y useful but Governor Tryon commanded the pe(Jp[.e not to obey thern. }Jowever, the people no longer paj l an:;-· attention lo the Governot·'s 01 ders. In Augu ~ t 17'75) a con1mittee for the ·whole pr<1\1ince \Vas appointed which \'vas to be at th~ head of all the other committees. Cotnelius Harnett. a~ chief officer in the province, \vas the Jeader in the \\od: of these Conm1j ttees and leader of the 1)atriots . The .p atriots of Cap- e Fear ""·ere detenuined that the - merchants should supporl the H~on-lm portatir;n ..~. o-sociationu, so they Jooked to lVI!'. 1-Iarnett.. to secm·e their co-operation. As President of the Council he called a n1eeting of lhe merchants and plante1s of \Yll­n1ington and Community and u~·ged them not to pur­chase goods manufactuJ:·ed in Eng!anrl. ;. ft. Harnet.t., de- Clared that "he V•:as ready t(J stand Ol' faiJ 'V',-i fl the othex Colonies in s uppott of American Liberty'', and that he " ':vould not tamely subLnit ~o the English yohe of opp1·es ion, . He \vas jn fa vox of the Colonies unit­ing agains t Britl h rule, and when the time came he "\\:'a;:; 1·cady to take the lead. These cotnn~ittees e nrolled n1ecn into companies; aTm­ed the1n. and ·elected office1·.s to lead them.. They., raised money to buy ru·ms, gunpo"·der, and other things needed in war. They al o fitted out ,~essels which brought supplies of all sorts fron1 the West Indies. Thus Harnett's Committees prepared the Col­ony fo ~: the \IVar "\vhjch. all kne\\. " 'as near at hand. The Battle· At Lexjngton On 1\tlay 8. 1775. Corneliu :Har nett recei\~ed new~ that a battle had been fought at Lexington. :V£a.s. achu­setts . bet\\'·eeen the British and .An1ericans. This ne,vs thorough ly aroused the people of the pro vine~ and stil:Ted t.hen1 "tO action. .A Nation,ll spirit had been bol·n, and ,\-hen the people of Bost{n1. _Ja~s~ch u...,etLF: thre\v a cargo of tea into the w·at~l'l l ecau.se the h1x on Lea had not ~~n rcrno ed. the peOllle of the whole nation applaud,eJ . The Edenton T-ea Party On Oct, b r 2,:-, 1774. the \\otnen of Edt-ntou n1et at h e hOt r\ e o ( » l \.':~. },..lit.t\ b t h C't.l'Cen t 0 t "'t k tna.ll el' $ \ e !~ auil prnvo tu the p~OJ)] e of C'nrolina t h!liL U1 \Y \Yere true und loyr~,l patriot,.-; nnrl that they '"~ere in Pf'l.. CL't s~·ru .. p~ n:v wilh th~ir h ll l>1l.tHl!=;. T.hc iollo\\'ing l' solution wa:-; ." l)Jllt=•l by lifty -on ladi(~.". lte:--ol ed: •'\Ve, th~' J~dy \. ;, or RdtalOll, do h er br h()lCOtUl .\ t'll­g J.S.fl' unt t•) t!O~l runn h> e p t·:nJcious ( .usl()\\l of Dt'lll i n)lf '1' , or t.hnt we, t.h~ foteS(.\ict LH(h ·~~, ~dH aoL p TJ1f.)t ,\ ·p Wt'al· vf any tnnnttf~H~t ul ~ fronl F'nghHHL un • -· ,. ..... - -· --- ... -~ titn · ihat . t . (~ .,; ·wh ic' t tt'>nd to n hn· tlu ~ ,u · CNln n ~h Jl )(~ r t 'ak,l . · orth ( '.l l'tltin;i'~ l·~t Ro a\ (~n-v~••u~.- lle 'PJ ~ l Hrl hl'( l'll H-! i h lH'Ottgh 1.' :l t"(\llS d . T·h :\r c­f\,~ f' ~ tH'~ ~Ct•id d thuL .i\ht:l hn, th·r Hv) ell GuvetlH>>', llt\1 t l~·l\t No1th (i.l.Polina. H ~ had nlrcnd~ fled f •orn t!1 \ t~•vf','D0 .. '~ Pa.Ltci:-. at ~'wh ·wn. :Hhi !'\d·ugh f. pl'' i e<.'­th n 1n I, Pt t Jol' n.-..l{ltl n ar the n1nuth of Cnpf\ 1•\':ll' rht;'r. li:ir nttt"~ ( c.)rrnui . tq ··~ kepi" clo~ . '\Htch on hi.n\, and when .., '~ . .-ni.'Jr ~ Ji!rtin 'heo«'ll'd th~ t the pcolJle unde t~ 1te h~. der~h i p o Cv~nelh1, H.a rnctt. '"ere getting ready to t;tt.c'-h Eort .J,,b;nst •n. h· ft~d from lh~ l"'ort Lo Lbc •l'it'sh ., ~1· ' ~~s l. Crlit r. On t-he n1orning of July 1~. 1-.-. Ff>r- John\; tt n ' a" set fm fire and btu·necl to U t h · lU~HL t h. 1 tjnte non of lhe Col 1nies h ad taken a stand ror Hlrlef)l!iid~ n-.:e. ThE! \ \n~re cULXiou..., to ettJc the dt - pui \ i~h the tnuU1er country·. but when the King r~­: fuseo t I' n r their tn:ie·va.nces, t11ey reaJized that the~· rnu~t eith .4 sepnntte fr·on1 Great Britain or SUlTender 't:heh· !ibel~ties. ' Pl'<n 'ncial Congress at Halifax 0 l Apnl \ 1776, the Provincial Congr e:s; in session 3t Hat '! .. x. ~ P}.tvlnted a Comn1ittee to draft re oluiions. C.or:n ...iu2 }larnett "as the Chairman of that Comn1ii .. tee. n tne :-<?IJvrtt the Conunittee declared athat the ~ng and Parliament had tlied to destroy the peace, l.iunrt.y, and .. afety of .America. The Americans had · hur.JtJl~ pra:ed for relief and the l{ing harl replied to -1. heir nrayt'rs b .. - sending al"mies to de "'tl'o)r the people and ... heir pl'operty. Therefore, the An1 ;).rican~ ought t · \·ertlu·o,v the i'Ule of such a tyrant, and that North Carolina ought to lead the way: .4ftet hearjng this · 1:.eport, the 1 ~orth CarvHna Col;Jgre s oted ·:for iL and in t~'h.lcted t l'e delegate ... to the Co11tinental Congress at r"hitac1ett:hia to coneul· \.rith the delegates of the other C016Jlies in dtcla11ng [ndependeJlCY. • Th~ Mt=tklenbPrg Declaration ~lr·v~n month. · }Jrevious to the meeting of lhe Pro­u• . 1 Gungre ... s a~ Halifax. Norrh Carolina, and the :a}i.ontion of the • J"P., ~>Jution to in. Lruct the delegates to tbe Cdnt;nen al Cong: e':,s at Philadelphia, Pen11 yl-aniaJ t~, \ ot~ :uith th:. other Colonies of America in dedarin"' ir,rt JJ nrl ncv, and nearly fourte~n 1nonths bef s.rc thf! l:)er Ia! at.1vn <Jf In-depend~nce by the C"nited Cplonies of AnH~ rica the people of ~1eekl enbu rg met a,t Ch( rlotta a.-ncl t ~..,,~]\ ed, Hthai .all Colri mi ·· sion~ granted : King C~o1 gt: Jlf of En)!lam<J wetc null and void; and tha~ they ~:ould u'b ... \ lLO other autbo.t·ity than th~t of tlt~ ~m :ir1 Tlt~J ronyre.- and the Provincial Congre ~ exif;ting ir thr• t>Avtli•J ; that :Mltitat·y ofric.er·s should ' e elette dH) ..-::!houltl hv1d tueir ofnce~ ind~peJldent t)f .. at L1 jtiau. a.t.~.d u.n independent local gove:r.utn<!nt r~_,}d b · pl<· 'ided f,J :~ •"':f~hf• hohl J·esf lutif)n · havjng bef:u adot>ted by th~ • 3 d e1,.gah~ .. it ' ns d tPI'ltJ in · d th(.c ~ - th!:: act.icm should lJe rwodairnc(L at tiH' Co111 t-h(lll ~ .. r]t, 1', ~11rl ljc funnaUy :tnll 1ltJl('t~d to tlt~· jH..:OfJl t•, \ rl,o, iU'lJfl1U.tad tJ.V a rdo, , p:.t­trJ( ti511l nnd t'>a· ilc•nlt•n1 , hrtd corn' ttrg<:\th tlr jn g1·eat uumiJ rs to pru-ticip~t te in t.h,.. tH OCl erling·s ()f the day. olon~l 1 ulk, 1.h~ len.dt.'t in t ire n1casnre, standing on lhe high ~ ttil.ps of the n ~ tu th11) ~t-.tger CJ'owd; aJtd ~h · TteO!JlC ~ iL.h rrfuch enthu­~ iRsnt approvf·d a11ct cudnnscd this first assertion of in­' l er>endt nt.e. .. s r1 rnuniflt'station of Lheir appt·r,vaJ ch~e 1·s "'·ere gjvl.?n, hflt~ "~<'r f' thrown into t he ah· and with enthusia. ti(' ilpplause the pe<-ple rat Hif:d t he great nctjon ta.k f:ln hr t.he delegclle!:>. .i\rlecldcnburg thus fir~t gave expre"sion tf) t h~t ~pi1·it (')f ind~pend enc~ which later develO]Jed (\1. ewherc, f.tnaUy leading to a total abandonnient o.f all d sirP. for conCJllat.ion with Lhe JYiother Cotll10'). '' The R~solutians of the people o·f Mecklenburg Coun­ty overthrowing the CoJonjal Government and estab­lishing a free and independent government founded on the vv,Ul Gf t he people, were published on J(1ne. 16, 1775, h1 the No):tb Carolina Gaz.ette at Newbern, and· in the Cape Fe·~ t· iVfctcuJ·y at Wiln1ington. Abo~rt three weeks aftet' the declarc.cttion .of indep-en­dence oi the Provincial Congress at rL<;t]jfax, the Vir­ginia Convention mel, and on 1\iay 13. adopted a reso­lutiol} declaring her independence. On the same day Boston and a large majorjty of the other tovvns in .1\-lassachusetts in th.eir town meetings also voted in favor of Independence. . The Continental Congre s On lVIay 27, the ConLinental Congress at Phil~del­phj. a, Pe1,1nsy lvania, declared; .. That it was irreconcH­al) le with good conscience for the ·people to take oaths to sgpport government unde1· the King of England, and that the po,vers of goverlln1ent should be ex:el"'ted un­der the authodty of the people." The delegates at the Continental Congres , representing the va1ious pro­vinces voted unanimously for independence, de,claring: f That these united colonies are and of right ought to IJe f.ree and independent States." Thus on July 3, ~776, '-'Vas finally deiern1incd by virtuall~r the unani­mous voice of an the Colunie · the gl'eat question \Vhich North Carolina had proposed on April 12, 1776, and in ih~ AJJ ocl"1enbu l'"g Declaration in 1\i!ay 1775. • I The lleclarat ion P1·oc]aimed \ Ou August l~t, at midday the Dec1arcttion of lnde­pelldene , dechn·ing tbat the Colonies \VeTe free and In­dt.: penuent stahls, WeL · 1·end b_,. C"H·nelius I-Ial'llett· to an jou11et1sc C.<Jnc, rur~ of poopl~ as embled a.t 1-falifax. \Vh fln he h.acl fini~!1 d r ~ding the Declaration the p ople sho u t~cl '' it\1 jO)' ; and th c nnon~ booul pr :,cla i.nH·rl lltt') JOYful tidings that tho thir- • • • I I I • ___ THE L ........._.. .. ...... __.. .,.. ___ ..... ...._,__ PEGGY ANN Daught,er of Mr. and Mr s. E. C. Payne , - teen colonies were free and independent of FJ'ng­li. sh rule. It is said that the soldiers placed Corne­lius Harnett upon their shoulders and carried hin1 through the streetg of the tOV\"11, proclaiming hin1 as th~ir char(tpion and S\vearing allegiance to the instru­r! lent he harl just rEtad. • -~----~~--~--~ J~W HOOK Mlf,L .. ~A 1'ENHJO ,._,_ rr .. ,_ l~y Ru~eu C. Sei.}J~ ~J~'t-·c~ ~a l l '; u ~ in r L1t ~t (Jcinh• 1 jt Wllt$ d( ci~t d tt, rnt'lf•H •· ·I h 11 l l: q1•~ 1 rnaktnv fa.t;ilill.. of !,It h~mk 1r1Hl :uul tu'o\· td · u, uJ; t;;,u .. tj(J.} HACTC'~l q in Jt4'\ Jl'fld uc t.nrt \.' p:wll \. Jl . ~u,ntd bt• ,f r·ol l idt , abtt~ lJf!f tt t tn iV.)t · Ht ,ll "'itJuJ' }P t ltnr1 Bix m Jllth lh< iJ~ t.nlh~,t i(J tl c'H lttt'! t;,, v· ·~ t 1 ullh p;q (' t' tun.kin n,,_,., in 4.,•V •• JJlftli. <: nd hr· ('(Jil t I ll('l, ICtl l \If tltt n<...'! al'Y' JU l din~· s 'lJoti. ~ il. ut.f it u ·illi. t , t • 1nit f(IPQt at ftiJ•JU ' ' t 11 1 l<•t t. Jt 1' ) llt\11•1 tllt l ti l t • • :-u:hievenl l)t i. :1 refit r ~ t na i . no '" n;-pa ... ed y pr{,YH 1 • 1 aper rnill in..-:bdJ.atto,n rlf sjmilat: rna ............ ~ ..... and h "1' heen J'll.-Ldt. 1 "' ' 1ble b2,-· the e·:rn~:t effo1.·t C"t -opPt':.ttion of the varLnus dep. tm~nt-:~ 'Jf he 'Cb nl.­) Jjou l•arnHy'~ anrl fl-11 cf tho..:~ Hldividu~.u~ • h:eefly an"i incHr·t->.clty Wo! ·o iated with and CCJ1lb'ibutinn to tiri · in~~tallaii >H. The E:'X tensionc: t.o the r•!:tnt con i"t !Jf the C() ;:-trur·­tion (;[three H*"' , •b uctu1·~s ~dJHC . nt. to the pre.se.n " bui ldin g~ Hnd cover a ground area nf 6G,;~CO ·· 1uan~ ft. atlor·ding a total of t .~,7 .7Co ttu!.n·e feet of arfr:hti n<tl working fl oo1· ~ pctce with a total bu1~din:g ·.toh.J ne (Jf 3.3~2,000 cubic feet. The BeatEn· Uoon1 c:x ten~ ivn is !J'l feet loog and 12.1 - feet wide, three story and L~~emeftt or rein ft rcPr' ~t')Il­cret~ coosLYuction coverjng a ground area of ~:l.oor squ;lre feet and affor .. ding 26.0 :n sq rare feet o · working lloor ~·pace. The l\1lachine RnQm i.. 3r)2 feet long and 110 feet ,vjde, one s tory and ba.sen1ent of re.infoiced c.onerete cons lruclir)n with sh-uctural steel ·uper ... tn1c­ture cover ing a gt·ound area of 38,700 square feet a:nd aftording 68.500 squar*~ feet of '•:orking floor sp?..ce. Ttse rnai.n portion of the machine room biJilding i .:: .::-uffi­ciently \\-"jde to prvide fo1· a possible future instal1a­t ion of another large paper machine. duplicate · n s ize to the one that ha · just been in .. talled. The Fjnisl1ing Hoom extensions consi ~ t of b\O a-d­clitionaJ areas added to the east and south side..s of tl1e existing building covering a ground ar~a of ~Lt, 0 square feet and affording 63,20.0 square fe t "' addi­tion al working floor spn~e .for the tinishi nr of the pro­d uct of the book 1nill. Considerabl€, additional ~H)rage space and increa~ed ship-ping f}'tcilities are al ·o nfford­ed in these extensions. The stl·ucture u tv~ro storv c!nd basement of r einforced concreLe con..~t -uct.ion ·ith structural steel sur:;)r h·uc·lut·e. The ~aste·rh Erxten­sion is lOc feet long ~l)~ f~et \.Ytde on iL. we.:;terly ~ide and L23 feet wide on the :!)a lerls ~idP~ Th0 " uthe ly extension i - Lr iang nlar i.n ~ h p ~ "'i fe t ·id\: ~t thf' easterly ud o( the nu1chine r 'OU\ (U\d 90 feet tong. Th.~ e.,- leJ'iOl' appeanH\ ·c of u~\. ~' t nilding h ~ions with their C,)ncrete ftan1e W\lt·k . 't'd bri ·h. 'hH lllhu~. IArg steel ~c'\ ~" h ::llld H plain"-. n pr<·~)('''ti• l\~ ~ ncretc t urapet; and ClH·nk~~ pr<' t"nt a ~:.en" ·ull) ath: <'ti ~ c «rld ilion lo iht tni ll. On t h ' ntf\ iu (In )l' 1u tlu h~:i\t.\~1· 1'0\.\.n e . n~i<Hl thert h : h t•tH\ i n ~ l ~\H"'d ~ ~' IW\'V {· .Dilt s'' ~\h l 1 lb. U~"tlh• .;, ~m,t .. ix w•.Jon :-;' ' 1\fa:)t•:litk j{WdHH~ ·wh1~l 1, \Vlth , fi.lt r [yp t h tel 1\ "t' nucl ' (' J' <•\\ ' ' ' l\\ < · ~ <H" ~) " t\~H\ on lh\:· t1o w · t t)Vt• • HPl•lying tndi\ id lL J llh\( ~unn ~· t ttnh·, ov. t <·1-l.d'l b"1\t(•\' :u1d fulU' lH ri ~,onln l . t•l · lith'd '-, ,_H\\.l'c l~' ('ht~ l .::-. \n the:: lM.stc·ttH·Ht p r~. • \ ulP f'-n t h\ 1 r,)l'J\&'1\t 101\ t s ,,(.'} tor thl· (h'\\ 1Ui1(' h l llt , l'hp \ f )p J\ Ur "·'" t.hl ... ; huiJ\-i{l fl'tl 18 nJU · 1t~c • nd)h dtli l aou d . h rHJ,t~· '!"p: c·, f,)r pulp. l n tlh· n :i'' u tru: hi u ~ I'Vlml • .a .~ uh ·huH "\.J r1'1nft•l • -·---···= .... • "'vll l"t t .~. ( 'Plln n : nd hr~:.u 1 . tJ'\J r-t tt I ,, j i h t ilf• I in\'Q pit ~ h' '- t <-'rd ~)j 1l1€' tlli~._·h i n £& ~u ppvr t· n Rpl~:ntii£1 u• ' ' • t 'l' rl!l' ,j,, · ~ )\ll l ~ctu' ~~ and ('l'~C t ~·lln.. Th · Pnsey 'nd .Jo 1 t:.; m~pt! t ' t.ton u.l \\ ilnlingt <.IJL I \~~ln wurr. . h < "' . ,,'!' t.!tu- lJ :•~ h n1 .., ~" \' ih \ ·· ~4 onr0 Rnd \Vhitc·~ , · · h\ ~>n(~· ·~ U:l ]J-. t~ •>t · r.v ,·r n ~ , nrt one i"('Jve pl~t~ 1 \at ~~.. ~ v .1. '!''h ...1 t'i, ·g~kl · ooifrc tU ~•" , \f 1 h .. Ht?" paper macl1 · i;n-. wit 1 b· l!'-~t?l1ioJ1 o a f._ w JCX.~ a l fctl.t.ur ~: are :·tS fo!t~·'' s: H€ad 1) :-.: {•f <:''ll} ) ~ ... C0)1p r ti rwd in cr,mbinalion d1J ~ \'~ j h s\ •Ck inJct. 1~cut·<dn;er p: .tt arnntgt:·d f<1r ,, ... ire 8.5 feet lo11g _ 2 . :l~ '1 .:: '·id •. • \' i1 ;1 :1ti inch dl~Hllet<' r "UCt ion eou ch l't)H :i:~1 c· ntil?\ cr ~1{' achme:nt, 7 flat suction boxes bF. it~ ll<' or <u·h en QSt:iltJ ting dc~v ke, l 0 inch dia.1ne­.. e1· t I i~: rnlls, 26 incl;). ohun-et.er bre.a ~ t r o1r1 remo\~a ble ; %. e ·ic~ h4nclbn2' ~HT<l n g-enl.'l'nt.. ~' iih lligh s.peed !'!. k ;:r.nd · dju .. tabl ~ p:tc-h <h~\iOO_, a iJ rQlh~ on anti­ftliCl. n he Jing · rith in1p!'OV(ld mountings . Pi~-:!-~ }.)· t•t \\'"it.h tht·~e 32 )nch rlian.1eter t,ulJber cover­ed lo 'Pl" pre.: 's tolls and 2~ jnch dian1eter upper .~ ton e - ru1l'-'~ L e tb i1·d p r· ~ ~u·ranged w i lh reversed i elt. ~Jn•· set of n"J..JI}thing roUs is mour.terl on t he e.nd of t, d Te,.. frame next lh ~ th 11·d press for removing a:;n~· s. ~ J'":l an( felt rnark:5 before i.her ar e indelibly dried • i •to tlte ~':laper. Tlle--e roBs are in te1~ch.angeabl e with the pre..::-; rolls. "'heahan _patent r ope carrier for threaning a1>er 1ih _'CHlgh the third press a:nd smoat h;. jng l)r~.:.~s . . A~11 llaJ)er and felt carr.dng r olls, also main '}) ·ess i'Oil ... E:..iU ipped "il.h ant i-t riction bearings with impro~ed mou.r1tirgs. 1·~· part con'I- ising f tty 60 ineh djan1eter dr~:jng c. rlinde~"~_, six 4 inch \iiameter felt dryer s, 16 inch felt ~1 s, .;,heahan 1 OJ.~ evrier f oT f eerling paT>er, gravit~~ t'er·(i lubricati(}n s ~·~tetn for main dr) er bearings, all · e~jncrs of anti-friotian type, dryers all gea·t·ed to .. geiher: in one , Pction driven L. four motors. The hpu.-ing an<.l driving of the d1·ying cylinders on the t.}~ k side involving an imvr<J:ved arrangement of small g · ·in~ encl%-ed tn the fre:tm s, equ ippEArl with anti­fl~; t ion hear b1,g-, a.nrl arrang-ed f.ur continuous Lubrica­t~ ~n, i ~u 1·e. ~afPt.v i'or the operators a'nd permits rno1·e r..pen iac > betw'*n dt:~r.er crlinci4?.rs f~ t the remo al of pa .r br oJ·e b, .. rr rf:ant:t of ail~ f i'{•m the ha.ek ~tde. 1\vo taek: f~f ('alentla:r::: t he fi rst containing 7 rolls 'Co :nit thi'J Eec,.,nfi ~' .,.<,lls (,f 20 inch dituneter to1,t 18 inch diamet;e1· int~ rr 11e<.Uatt· , 20 inch diarr1r!tet· next 1Jottom, and 34 i!lth t1i\:n! tel bCJtlnm roll :; .. ~quipped with fie j ,1e d-uclors. 1pr<.,, i .. f! type tw"' dt·um unit0r-ru speed reol \vith ;!. inch ;( ru£ .. t er d·rjviug drum. ah>o irnru-ovE~d unwind­i! Jg . ta . ~d ~ ith wate!r <:ool<:-tl 1'rictiCJq_ ar1·angemcnt, &U ·~{u pp vd th anti-f r ictj<H1 u~aring . 11lnnjug part t;•>n b: u~ted and tested ·uitable for • • • • 5 ~ ll'lirtitnurn OJlPt'l\tin J( f} l d of 7G f~~i Jlt'f Jllinute ~ r1d a 1:r1i hnutn ~peccl nf JO-f•tt J~,.u1. per ·rninHtt:· which can he obtainc<i U\ llH'an nf a ;PlH J al l•,l(.'C t.rir Co. ~Pt Li onal- • izP(l ·loc·ixk drive of Lhe lu.i ~ t t,y pe. A 1 ' 1\1orn~tJ and Whitt•" fc)ur drum win der wi t.h indi .. vidual motor rlti c c:nn!J>l · lP ~ the <!{Jt.lipmr·nt ue.cessQ..ry t.o r.wouuc - a fine gre;tdc c>f hool' 1 :.\-por in qtwlily ~nd size" tn n)eet }.tllY exacting U.mn<\ncls o[ a cu~to Hl Pr' · specifica t jon s . The df'':Ver p&1·t of the nul.ch1ur;! is covered with a pallel i p(.- transit<; hood with e..xlttmst f an}; to the at.­toc\ sph l'e ~net pad icular al t.Pn·tion has IJP('n . given tu the he-ating al)d v~n td.:ttion of the :new plant (!X.lension. In the ba. unf)nt of Lhe ~nach i ne roon1 are tocatcd the control roon1 and n loiol· gen ~rator set for the pa pe1· 1n aclline lecet ric d1 ive; Lhe necess~:ry Vt.Lcuum, s tock a11d water pumps, broke heater, Pl"inc ipai piping and aU a;nxill iaty et.tui·pt'l'1ent necessa):Y for the complete and ...,a lisfrtctor) operatjon for th e n:e\V paper rnaehinP. .A gTeai deal of 1nlerest h as already been manifested in t he jns ta1lat ion of lhe new paper ma