The Log Vol. 7 No. 04

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.• .. • • • • APRIL, 1922 -} . CA~TO~, N ORTH CAR( >IJI _v ..\. ... .IA10 L ):-A PIECE OF WORK H.l\NDS YOU iVIAY NE\1ER SEE i\IIE !\GAIN. PEOPLE F1 .. ER I J .. E.~ VE l.'OUR LOOKING ·A"f 1\lE~ HO\'VEVl.;:R. 'VlLL SEE YOU AND, SO FAR AS THE'\r ARE COt CERNEL), l'LL BE ).,.0U. PU'T l! ·'rO ~1E '\~ OUR BES'f SO 'THAT I . 1..t\·~- SPE1- K TO ALL 'VIiO SJ:..E ! ND TELl THEj\1 OF 1"'1-IE 1 l f-\ .S1"'ER \VORK~L N WHO WROtJGH1' 1 1E. S~ Y 'fO TFI E4 THROCGH ~IE, "1 KJ~O\ I ~ '1-lA'T 'ORJ lS." ll:t' 1 A 1 1 "TE.,L l. DO 1E. l GET f1'0 GOt)D C(l P .~N.'l .1\1 1]) l< .... EP I IE STAL ro,~RD. IF J . L I Sl-1.1 BB . ll P()QH L , . 1\·t.t\DE, 1 Wll; .... 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In re ... ~ .. e to a call from ..... . ll,td!!~tl . th ' 6etwral su per­~ tendcnt ot the \Yood..: O peration~. th~· forca~cn on Lu fly O,pera­uon_. met ... aturday night, ) l a.rdl 1, th> in the olllce ::Lt 'mokcm.Ot'\t, to d1~ ... u. ~ maHer_ of Yital iu1port~n tc ~nJ to lay pku1" for the betterment of the org;mjzation. · ~rr. Badgett ~'1)bint!d that hi purpo:;~ in calling tl\l• meeting w:1.: to ~rfect n permanent orgn.nl.mti~.m: and tl1a:t regubr m~;etiog$ be hdJ tor the purpose of di_cu:-sinrr a11d arri\'ino n.t UH' mosl ef.fi¥ . ~ 0 c-1ent a' W\:11 o.s ~afe method · of dt1ing their \\ ork. The followin~ o(ftcers wer~ elcct~·d: \Y. R. ... ruith. superintt!Dd~nt of thl' opcratio11. was elected fhairn·M'1: J. \\'. H ollifield, Y iL~-C'h~ti nna n: Baxter linmlin, ...ecrc·tar) ~ anJ R .. 1. Chambers, A~!'-il:;tunt ~crctarr. :\Ieetings will be heJd semi-monthly, ::tncl each. foreman i.s re­~ ueste-d to .bring. bd~re the club any and all troublesome problems 1n connection wnb h1~ work. .-\.11 .. uch problems will be discussed md .:ug~e5tioru offered for improYement. ... J.fety F1rs' wa * disrussed J.l some length and it was decided that ::m inu~~i-re campaign Ge put on for sa rc practices and safe method~. Eacb foren1an ,,·as requested to become a safetv mi$- • • .::I?nary c~·jug the gospd of safely to his men, ahvay. bea ring in nund that :.the be: t sa Iet'" de\· ice known is a careful man. 11 The "Lufty·· bo}·s are J. fine bun ch of men, and we believe they !lre loyal to their ~1ployer, and will do tbeir be*t to promote · and to~ter company pohc~·; therefore, ·we predi ct for the future a splendid record in both accident p reYention and efficiency on the Lufty Operation. • GE1'-TOGETHER MEETING . On Saturda~· ev~ io g, ~1arch 25th, the superintendent and ioremen on the \Yaynesville Operation of The Champion Fibre ~?mpan:- met in the \\'aynesYille office, for the purpose of organ­lZJ. Dg for hTI"eaU::r and more efficient ervice. Those present were C. S. Ba~~~tt , Gc~eral Superin tendent of the \Voods Operations; J. ~~- SOllth Supen.ntendcnt of the \ ·aynesYHle Operation: J~ \V. Da,·1s, R. Ma.rcu'. Chas. Rathbone and f. I . Burress. !"he meeting .wa~ called to order b)· :L\Ir. Badgett, ""h0 stated that 1t was the des1re of tht management that an organization of the fortmcn be perf~cted ~d that meetings be he1d e'Tery two weeks. The fo]Jowmg officers v.,·ere elcc l~J : J. ~1. Smitll, Cbainuan · R. Marcu.s~ Vicc-Cbainnan; and J. vV. Davis, S~:crctary. ' _Regular meetings v.ill be held on the fir: t and third Saturday cvenmg~. of each month: At which t1me all matters pertaining to the b~t JDtt::re .. t of th~ \'' aync~vi ll.e O p ·Tation will Le di cu, -=ed. .:\l r. Badgett explain( d to lho~ pre"ielH th~tt it was the wi. b of the manage:ment to put on an j~ten:--ive dri\'~ for Safety Firstt a,nd that ~h( ~holt-~'l...,a rted CQ-t>)ArattOn of dlJ tmpJoyces Y.a rr •l)UC.. St~•l . fhc. StJ fJt:Tu'tcndent-= · nd fo~crru n .. ec."I•Kd to l•t. t hOrcJu ~hl y iu accord wrth ~ht: mQVPU1C1.lt and wJll, no douiJt , clo Uwir b1~ t to ca rry out the poJ~ cy t)f tur.:: lll fl!rt>Tsu· t'.l Suf( t\', l,ut 10 !.;\f:--1 p..a.nicubr. L~t's d~J our I)e!)l, and r ·m(tmhr•r that th · pr ' \!.w ti,;n t,f nc• id, 11t i:; (.JD~ nf our [OfJ I illlJJOrtunt dutit~. Snfety shoulrJ ,,. 11 t rust con r: i dc~l :ttion nf f ) \ ' f ry emr loyt· ~. , ' 'C·q)'n, u h," ~ ·plnin d 1 ft,~ u11 hlt uslH".(I ,n (1 0: 1 Y' lc , 1 '"" r ._no lt arj uusurc\ ~ fu ll} ·•ttt tnt rlr·d ,,, r, nv•r·ntc a l' 'u'd' h igl. V:t} w rnght !r'1ffic, u vcr)tJ ,~n~1 wa~ Jll t yt,in' d<o1~ ' Ji i11J, and dt n 1J <; f ' ' n m#1h , nann~ to cl rJdJ.!t ' 1n )J, 1 \'.'ftl..! ft t \\ (.) rnrt(or ·yd !'!.·=-- '> "\Ve il , wlJaL c)f 11 ?'' ''l J:H:"> a ll dey WH to Jt, C .• J/ n, uh. tJ,·rn lWlJ li•·)IOJq rlr was ~~ I ru rk. .'' - .1 ute r ito tt l.r~g io 11 111. ~ ~ 1.1 v. THE PAl'" E~VELOPE " Is it all in the t'nvdop~ h0ldin£( your: pay? Is that all )Oll ,rc wnrking for day ~t.fter day( Are yo\J gt.:tting no more frnm yt>ur toil thun lhe gold That litt1£> enJosurc of 'p:.tjJeT will bold ? I~ that all you're after is th at a ll you ·t<:k ? Docs lhat clo c t:he deal a. t the end of the we<:k? t<Js it ~L11 in -the ernrelope holding his pay? Is that all you offer him day after riay? Is that :til he ,~.~in~ by his labur from you ? Is that the reward for the best he can do ? \Vould you say of your m.en, when fue week h~s betn turned, That ::tll they've recPived is the money they've earned j " Is it all jn the envelope, workman and chief? T hen lQyal ty's cl a~ys mwst be fleeting a.nd brief; I f you mea ure rour work by its yalue in gold The sum of your worU.1 by your pay "hall be told ; And if something of friendsh ip your men do not find Outside af their envelopes, you' re the wrong kin<L "If all that you offer is silve-1" and gold, You b~:ven 't a man in your plant you can h.old. I f all that youtre after each week is your pay, You're doi ng your work in a short-sighted way; For the bigger rewards it is useless to hope If you never can see past the pay envelope.'' - E. A. Guest. ( BATHTUB HAD HARD TThtlE When the American. boy vigorously objects to getting into a bathtub, be is, a .cotitributor remit~ds us, simply reYealin~ a trait inherited from his grandfather. For in gra.ndfn.thers de.~' not only boys but doctors, officials and citizens iD. general considered the b~thtub as a Cla.ngerous invention. V\'hen in December1 1842, Adam Thompson placed inside his house in Cincinnati the first bathtub in America, it wa the sensa­tion of the to'"vn.. Physicians decla red that bathing in such a thing. especially in ~'"'i nter, ·Would cause rheumatism and in.flamm~\ti on of the lungs; and several citizens wrote to the newspaper that the introduction of the de,~ce proved that Alnerica was b~con'ling effete and sh owin~ a snobbish inclination to follow tbe deg~neratc ari stoeracy of Europe. It is h~lile that Thompson had first got hi. idea from En,;Jlancl. But the tubs that he saw there were simply tubs la rgt\ round, shallow pans thnt had tl1e betd habit of flooding the tl~.~r when their owners sat down in tJ1em. Thompson deYi cd a mor~ lu ~uri ou article 1ong.1 narrow and high, made of mahogany and lined ' itu lead. For hot wn tcr he placed a tflnk in tbt• attic arhl r:m c~.o1ih.'d pipe from there down through the kitchen chi.nlnl"Y anJ int<, th"' tub. F.\~dentl: tht· bold. Ohioan wa r.nthusi .. ,~tic ~Y(·r hi. tll'W pir'''­or furn1 fure, for, n ~roulmg 1'0 tJ1c ~l o ry th :lt one of his a. 'l JU;tiutaU\:t:· told lh ruughouf Cinri LUi~l li. hl· look two baths on Dt:, 1. ntht>r JOt h. U1• <.l.ty th " plurnuiug w~1 s cmupktcd . .\ fler Jifll.l T ~.~n hristm, s L, .. proudly h·<l lli -; J..;Uc ts (o th C' lmthrunm, "'l' l ain~.·d th,: u 1.: of tht• tub, ~ ncl persu . cJ,•rJ b,ur gth·'t ~ ln tal.P '' b,tth . ' I he id r-·t f,..g.lll fo '-{'l't '~td . Tlw .Conmwn (\..,llf'h il of l'hil,\ rlr lphi ,1 la1lr d l1\ onJy '" o \ ul 'S tt\ p 1 ·s ,ll\ nrllin.sU(\: forbi IJin·:r Latll il"IJ.; ' 'l.'lh ' \ ., ·e ',\ llll ,t r 1-,r .ttHl ~ J., ,·,·h 15th , ahd \ tn.,iut.\ trh:J ft J \ 1)}J i1 IJV J ltt . ing a ta •»I fltirt r duiL\1' .1 \'t"'\1 \l).hUl l '\\ ry ln\lh ttsl,. Hut de\ tlun' ha J lllh\ •.;.tt•H~ tt'lfl t.,r: it Cu\lld n n 1 h\· ·t,,) •P\'IL \ p hHntcr ll.II1H ·d Jt)IIJ\ c;; lliiJ on 11\\ ''llll'd ,\ :in tub .1hnul 1 S~b J.u~ h-'H 1 t"e l\1 . d . t !'·•" ut I'' lX I? tlw t) r.-.t Hh' w.t .. in t tl h:ll it; ' t '1 url· ll ''· ltlhl l1) I ~h() dh p,·c.otph· (>l lh .. H l<•WU ,d lHlf' had f ·'Jll!dll fill• ' th cnJ .111d. , \llh roil • 111 t\ lud, ,.,J I c dln l tlh• l,wtl of J,{tlht ults. It j , • rJ Jr~ ( tJi h t I Ill. I 1a I Jlo t \lilt ", \ ~ t itt 1-:tll"UfJl' thdl" .rr,· nl!ll\\' 11~cl i H•l' 1 i t·•ut,( wh l h cl \'l! lh ''"r '>,~,." ~' b \lhtuh. - rauth's fnJif'tl ttl flit ~~,__-,.---:.,-,--____ .;.._....,.:,......_--=--~-·--- -;..,.-----~~---~-- ,... :-.. ---~:--.-!-,.,f.=.---:'~,..~~~--"'!-~--....:. ........ _~~~~ The paper on which this issue of The Log is printed is made from Cha~Pi"~n Sulphite and Soda Pulp • • • • • • ~·I ARt f 1 s·1- ( )n .. ,. of th(' ' 'Supt•r.·· tnadt• the ~t:H~lTt<·u t that ' 'lf tlh oiH i~ d()\\H ~\nd I }!<) thrNuJth and th<•r•· nrc :t tnt oi nwu \v.orkin ~ in, 1 y <1 i ~ rtnlt·n't i i I dfm;t ft nd H n HUl on tfH~ jnh l'J) ~ end hin1 hDme. ·· ~ nm,, vi n ~ u uot'r.:ta rtd wh :•t Jw tnt'ant an c) W(· hope .thi · is c1 a r to 11! wh() work in hi d~~pa.rt mr·nt. ~ f.\RCl·T 2~ --' \'c \\ enf w t.Jw 1 tJ.--t-oftit \: a•"td the p()slma tet wt.• ~hed J 00 po t t.:<A rd ~ for u ~. l 'hty 'H·ightd J 8 ou nc, ·~. .1 ow, if Dial stclrL the ll:t'W miJl ~n'd mak\· th:tt . cn·n nrillion pouuu or<).er or pot \,l\ rd stock, an 1 the lot }$ n.•t LlJ' into po. t card , ht, wr.itt-cn upon ap.d m.nilt·d1 how nulny p(l~t ... oft\ :e cl·r l< " \· ill it tak~ to re'(l th\.n1 all \\ h.ile the tnail i . tJe.ing dis.t ri buterl ? )L..\RCl:l. ,J ~l'l-.. Richard ~Oi) ith or tl\e Lah <~a n play ha..t1dbal1 today. H.,c ca,llcad up h i wife and a--ked her if he could play and he a id .' ~ . ) L\RCH 4-rrr-\:\.·a-rne S1na th(' rs was on the handba1l team · to lay a.t noon, :1nd after the g~ me '' 'as ovcT and th.e boys were in the dr·--~;~~g..!room the g:ltue wa.~ p.lay~d o~rer a.cr~:~,ill as usutt1. \!Vayne beca1ne n~ry much 1nlere "t~d ba the discu~~i on , and wben he w~s drcs.,;ing he p ut on his shocs1 his ,~e::St and coat as qsual, bttt he forgot to nut on his pr"ots. 'The funny thing a.bottt it was that no one n<1ti'Ced it, ~ the folk5 were ~ ccustomed to seeing him running throu!!h tile lobhy that war e,~ery time a hand ba ll lauded in tbe ~-tllery oi tlte "'Gxm. ·· But ~Otnewhere between t he ...ide door ~m d • \' '. a.n~ the !JOst-oftic<.-\ h.e J,appcn ed to look do\vn, and he beat it ,·or the dres~1ng-room r .D.Q. Every time since, when he goes to pb.y h ndball he ru~:s a st!!.jn~ Otl his finger ~0· that he won?t forget them agatn. ~lARcH 5TH R alr,b Bas~ earn.,; a day's p::ty and an honorable tit1 ~ 3.l.J in one dav-. He i~ sent to the Ble-ach Jlhtnt Genc-ra.tor Room to ..S:tlld-pap'er. cvllector ;ing ~ 011 g~nerator. · Re goe<:. to machine s-hop, aets too1s. and eqwpn1~11t ~W1d tum~ 1be iings. l{ereafter he wll] be k.tl<J\\ .. n under the euplH)llious cognnnh:n of "Shorty Stroup. '1 ... Luu:ft 6Tl-r-Hcdin bow l ~core of 2o5. · J.\J lft( l-r 7TH BowJing C(I)Ottst t>.n between Hedin ~nd Robert~, :\'\. )(1d ~ t1d Spr~1.ng. the latter t~.;~ltll winning b)· sev1r.n pins. ·Hedi.n J:iO\ ·j' !..~ 7. L\RC!l 8'1 fl--'fbcr«! \'< ;;tl.) a ~tran~e noi 'e in the bCI'Cmc....nt of the '·Yt 'Jn-d Mr. Lu1 ,ton started out to investig~.te it. He opened the <l(,cr of tlw Boy ~ cout ror_)tU \ ry c~n·efully, and tlH.•rc stoorl .ir. Jila;n~·y r~h"c.d":-tn~ t.he «olo he i. pl:'\nni.dg ttJ sin(r for the \\'1.m n·, C'lul,~ :~ J~ ii ~.:v<·r !'iO hnnteJy, th<re·. 110 iac~ lik\, you1· (JW,H. 1 h.Jt(.!H 9n£-- Ir. <J.f 1d _'\1r .: 11 . D. s~·\ rc~f TCtltrll to i.hei r hol'l:\c after ~p~ . cvlin% an tV(:r.tin,g \' itb IK·i~hhttr· ... ; the hour is li1k ~wd ~1rs. s~ - ('- f atJttr ht s U(Jt tDlU4' ltou~ .. \ l I 1 :00 .dclrwk !IB arn... ·· bP~O~ to '·dJ up Lhe ~lr.i,_+ t~nr . . L lnidni.~~lll l1 ~ together with 1'om { J Sf•or,~e and 1\fr. Dla_,.llt:...,', Qo tO th·· ' \''' ~ n·l make h ~e:t rdl. rrh( n t,l! 11~it' \.\(.\V l,~tk thr~ niRhL ruAicemurt h 11 .: th In that lJt"cl ('t r. hin1 ddi 1\fr. ( ~i~h~r; ScJ1 fully a~artu"'·d, l ilty gt> to ~ lr G.·itr'.-:- ofl11 e ... ·In- Gut:r \\"u-:-- cJW!ly .tncl fl , ... rc !-Ht tlH~"-C tw() 'q\1'-'i.t L. ,\ ( h,~ . bourJ ~~ t \t: Jl lh~.n. f~.i1~t it a h:imc tha t Eel G·(·i~r lt:- s,, btltll\' .... :he . hifl ·wife;_ aw.ty ;.~nd k ... efi'.S r tllltg ftll \" . .- 1ike 1vl r. Ltipton lt1} ( a ot~ ( l . a 1. 10t•n \\'c o\'l·:~lLtr:l ~OJI')l"' •lll..' in tll~ · flire- ~a · ·i nrr t) om' n ~ \dw •:\'r;, k;; iJt d1e t.1i!l 11J,l1 h,.-d It' a r-t hi -,. \'.'tfe 1:\:1); rh 4 tt a fad ' tol.j unr tl!;,t ~ e bad l1 ~: t:<t ~~ nwn ifOl•} the ofti( ,. -.nv to J mill O'.L.'Hl fhal ir E>V\,;f\~t ltiP \' cnt {t1 .ng ~. P~J)('< {(•cl an. t p!aun~d that th-~,· Oil l m},l)l dJUrt '(rtdd f t (.JlJ I 'n ,h~q1t' G:r) j{ if,lJ ]d tJ'-" fda.\" clOT) ••i, tl•r tisi . ., )'t~c 01· lh~ t. L.,t w,• war11 you nt •t ft., l'1alt' tr.o nn.1' h T·~ 7 (Ji:t? on tl~ .fl ,J(,J't. If "Ill \\Mll jt) nnd ool wl d l !h..tt I Ol.Jt'( i j ' ·~ r: :'J.Hh~ :.!(, a:l t•l ri I • r u t c ut: ' II· cl #.\ h . I H .lk\ _ ~ ~ ,, . ~ 1!1 Jt; 1 11 · ; c at1 \f(·r a11d .\ • h' :vii It; :1irlo d~·.- h at rh 'Y., lit tl; .. hr ftt" i r~_Hh\: of thr· t •' uJ't < •.• ndl;""r W'fJtl . 1\ l ·. t fl 12 · 1 r - '\Jl fJH.1 'IJt 11ph Ill < ·~, rHU 'I tn• ht ~n .. , .. to pe.tk. • • • 1~ ' IJ J . • I ( f!TI .)1 ~ill ·f·tt )Jl h ~l " [I t 41l nti'··lllg' f! ll( ' p!> •J1 ~ ~,tld f1 " f, • I l,! p.ph lfl ~~ a j \\' (lf hl, J f i ·nd With rrgs lur ' tn g. b·or ('.llf· !.·I ht uc:;g tiJIJ:r"' th' uMI:t t h ~t ...... I.SH ~~~·r d•>.lt·n Wll ;; 1'',"-•''"'1 1~ i~~ i i t.his 1\!•J •'F\Jn , ( ·• rr )J) J,. fl l h,· l ttJtt ·~\.' wi 1 h .1 I J:~"kN hi~ "'n 1' hit 1. hS! ·~·u, lmi 1 • •1 d l fl> tlk g rt:)H:r hi..., rwigh- 3 • bor foJl()w d. and .. t, "'' J>,· the ount*"r whit ~ lAC ,. -:? \·c·r:o r:r: n ; ~­l l f: t..hen bought lhr-m frt m th•~ groct.;T for fhir:ty N.nt a divte.n. 'llv .. y sar th t Ca.rr<Ql1 ot,tpht ~ IJ c arlvk~ (Jf ~ fr. \ V1• _z, and w,c are v(l)t1der­ ·ing w:h at kin (l oJ a t htm<~ i being h:-t tchr.;fi aJ,)ne; \\-ith t.h~ t 'fL. ~L' ~' n 14l"H- "I h · R Jj, f . ::~Jf'--i~ltirnl i~ ~u n d oin~ h~in·~s, and i · Et•ll one (>f th • hig~· · t thin!!S ~·c ha.v·· i· Cant()n. • re ·ou a membc:r and if JH.>t , whr not ? ~\J IU J l 15Ul - Somt:on ;:;wiped the mirrcr from rn ulp!.ite J\1ill Oftkc. ~'ill tht~ thi~ · ; }Jkasc b riJlg it bat\· • nd take a c..o~llb instead. ~1 A RCH l 7·n·J """t • .Patrj ~k· ~ D"-Y· usul\l a.nd ca ll Und · J oe ··far D/:n, n.'' M~:\RCH 18'lH lfed in tri~ to stop 1.t T. & ~ .... C. freight en~ine ,,-:ith hi ~~da u,, and t " !{entl ~ pnilied oft the tr"\ck b)" a vec:y con­siderate en ~ri'~ 1 eer. _ · o one i-.. hurt :.md the. car i not d~unaQ"~•L I t's a wonderful thrng h. be born lucky. ~·fARC"H 20Tn f hom.a.s Fumess hring- suit aga.in st Th~ Champion Fibre Cornnany. lie all,:g · · in his~ nrnph.tint the~t on a cer tain c1 ay duriJ;l.g the month of ') (arch : while acco.nlpa:nyin.g C. E. _Smith to Brickton: he was greatly hurpiliJ.ted because of imr;roper conduct on the pan or ~a id C. E. Smith. Y!ARCII 2 1s-1 L ... Kcnnetr and C. L. \Yesonorela.nd made • applicati on lo I mperial \~/i zard ~-short} · · Stephens ior rnember3lt ip in the Roy31 Orde.r of TurUt:s. BOlh of tht"lU ""l?re tejecred . iVIAI<.cH 22}:tJ Ralph Randall ap...nout,ce~ lo the boys at the Sy'Stem Office tha t be expected to build a five-room bungalow. Why ~o much -room, R ~1.tph ? N{ARCli 2.J.~~ 1\'l. L. Hndson preparing for bis 3J1Ilual C!S11.ake" hunt. Last year he captured ... ome two-da. --o1J ~.o.a.ke;:; arC. tr.iell to ra.ise rhem on cond.c.n~d milk, but he couldn't te-.1.ch ~hem to use the bottle. 11ARCH 25TH '~Joe Roberts:)· a bjrrJ-dog living o ... 'kyl~P':t .A. venr.:Je 'in Fibervjllc- wo-; L~tken sick. and hi hl"l~ter GU.! •d in Dr. Smith:, better kuOV\'1\ a ' ·Frank,~' to pre-x:rihc for " Jve n After baving inn de a thorouk!h ex~n'linati GHl. the D~to:r ~d \ 1:--ed hi 1na.~ter to give th~ dog t!. l..~ig drink oi gi._rlgl:"r ale: ,~·beil tho.! rnedic inc arri\·ecl: it b sa id that Dr. .._mitb dr·\nk t;Je a!e and -~av·~ the dog water. \\"' e won.Jer \!'ho \\',\ ~ "ail-in.'' th'-· d t..g or the {·.t¥.! ), ._;tor. \Vc unders1wd tha.t ttw dog went CRA7Y. ~iARC'l1 28TH Ot.tr bo~ s d<.'fca.tcd I he- Charupioc. c,~,hdl l'aper Bowlers. ~ L\ .kC'TJ 2~'1'N --" l ' nde J ~Lek •· H. hi n e ha rf ui .;c(>Y<,r~ -onle h ~\ i r - pins in ChnrJie Srnith s .:.:~r. 1nd h (,$ ~\..U wo k r:ncr where thev 4 :;, ., came fr()t'll. \Vh.v \vorn..... Tack? LP hi: \·ifc d o the \\'Orr ring. .-; . ' :\ r \1~.cn 3.0TH-·f he 1 Jtk \t ~i ~ed tht-> l ~'mw of .. J r. , nd 11r~. # .l Ot: Drrtk~ a 1d h·ft •\ little " Du k .' l o" i.:- cn1ploH:d il' the ' R. lllH.I . \ . l )~pa rtn1~nt ~ r ~ t<.t-'n .1 1 ~ ·t -~c ::\ r1 \ Y \''1/.. ..h<: irorn an nt l ~Clt pf n~utc illdl~{· ticm . 'h ~i:lpir.m l :.C'\ tCt , i..s =.:ufferin!·l-' • €,iUS~ - 0\~.rh 'td ing. Carl. Wh • L.!t -.o mttUl? .... . .. ..--- ~ · • "IT Ht\ .PP ED l ' ) TH c .. Ll.. . " \ R ffi~ L.. \\ 0 I .F. ... \V FD \)I . C \Yh, n ~J i~,., :.\<1 \ )al.\·.:: 7 ~..bu~hit: r ttf \! "'. an\l .~, :fr~. J. C. 0.\k' ) if \ · "hin~t·~ll, :\ . . l 1t \ ''ttTh.: th ~ld\£\.' of \tV3.l tt·r Pin'-", i Salts­but , 1 .!\. C., r ~~nt1:>. it pt\h·cd lD he , n unusu ,u rnan i:\gc. 'J'he JHi( rl\. 1d rl1o ht\''t: :\" o 1c-i .... n -~ih.ling. 1 ' E "' r)bQ(ty th'll t ,k n Je.HHU r P·rrt it. th l c \)lllt~II\ h ,l .t n.tnW like,\. \r •e. l"or . .l'Ht tDCt', tht· ! ·r-int"i ,. f ~ if 1 th r!- , .. • t''rnon: .rere. · l htt gr®rft. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . \· ~ tcr l?i nc 'l lh• 'ri· fe .... , ... .. ...... . ~1 i~s .\ d. t}u k.~~ l'h\ b~ ... t m.,n . . . . . . . . . . . . Robe-rr L. Ri r-ch 'l"h · hr iclr_· -.nHl i d . . . . . . . . . . . \.ttn '\ L<•e L:~u r ·1 Th. ru~ :lChf·r .... • ' . 'Rrv n ... \.·,u . r. \\"oou 'fl 0 t:-·rt•mou~ '~"' f''rt<.Hnt~ l .. t \\ t hit!:;lo..o, X . C .. and to m.JJ· 1 hl· .. , .'(tl"'(lon n I\ l)l'., . 'll11Jl, tt'. lh.:: t:oupl \ \\e·nt t<.l IIi korv. '\. C., ln l'('l\£1 u W• ,.k "ith th\ l'ridq;ro\ m1 :; J.1~H t~ )Jr. E. · .. Shingl •. the p.aper on which tbrs issue of Ihe Lag is utinted is made fr:om ChampiDn suiphtte and. Soda Pulp • • • • VOL. VII • r 0 . C.-L"TO. -. )\0RTH C AROL!~ .\ "uls< nption R.1te~: Per Copy, Oc. I-er nnnurn, '0.00 I n,·a ri::1Lh· in adntnce • E"<1itor.:: now under sent~nc-e and d oing time • • 'PHlLLIPS BE Sl:RE YOU ARE RIGHT hlle ~ure ,.ou art- ri"ght, and then go ahead '" was the motto of - ' ' Da,-ia Crockett during the war of 181 2. Ir. "arring againc:.t our greatest enemy. •{carelessness,'} it wouhl be .,.en for us to adort Crockelfs motto. The righl way is always the best way; therefore, it is the safe \'.·a·· and 'hould be our rule of conduct. • A colored man appl ied for a job on a " 'estern R an ch , the ;orem·dl ::t'ked him if hP w:1s familiar with mules. '·Xo. Bos.s." said the colored m::m, "Ah knows too much about mule3 to get familiar with ·em.:· The colored man '"as wLse. . B: ol·~r•ation o.ncl cxpeTience, he kne'" that bis safety depended upon sta~·in~ out of rea.c.h of the mule's hoof . He realized that here was dan~c r in l:he unguarded oper atin~ end of a mule, and that in orcl~r to avojd injur)~ he must stay out of danger. Cardes~nes~ i.s UIHJUe-tionaLl.v the cause of more acci d~;:;ntal injurie..c: than all! oth~"r on 4 thing; therefore, be careful. S0mcon•· hac:. s id . .:The !'trs.t time a mulP kick me. it'~ the • mul· ·~ f· ulr: jf it ha.fJr~eu~ :'lg~·in ie~ my fatdt.'' Good 1o2:ic, hut · '-H; ; (J' ''r .. H'r \\ i.:(om wlKn ,,.e prnf1t br the mi. fortunes of others. ----·--- A S .LPHUR CE\tiENT The tl'1C of ;;u)phur in c men,,, h:tc: Jon~ be')n ~·nmvn an•l a gr.e~t n:an}: patcnt.c: makin~· very r · tra vaguJ1t d~liJJF ha\ r· beell taken 0. 1t. C p t11l 1Lc pres·zut t1mc IHi\J'\ ·r, s u(,lh c{·uwu lw\·,:,- nc.)t J,ten J.!FncraH:Y U' d. perfwp~ h ·c"u"e tlle :Jrt of meh..iHa c:uJphur cn~ ily h:J..d not I~ :n developed. ( Jnc..: of t},(l fw t • eme.nr i a mi xture c)f ~ulphu:r and fhldy grrll.JIJd · alld in tit· ra ti<J 40 U.) (;U. • .. 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