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Ube Palo mtan FRANK J. HENEY IN
ROLE OF BOdlE MAN
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TOWN OFFICI \L PAPER
KRIDAT, OCTOBER «, 1I0C
la th* csmpslgn for congrsa* tb*
DemocraU har* not thu* l*r present
ed oa* valid reason why tb* majority
of tbs touts of thU couotry should
"-apart from lb* course which hs*
been followed In every coogiesslonsl
•lection alue* tho -4th congress
earn* Into existence. The coming
•lection is for tb* ("th eoogres* snd
la every tetervenlng election a m*.
Jorily of ths voters bars determined
that lh* Repuhllcans ,*houl.1 control
tbs bouse of r*pree*&Ullva*. Tbe
Majority rssched thst determination
after the dltuuttou. «sperlence thi
SOBBtrr hsd wllh lbs -Id snd 51d
eongresa. Tba wisdom of tb* action
aaa been shown la lb* eaai tmt-nl of
-fSW* »**A~r w*.!-!* It l.— I....... ..,—!-
Ma for Industry and production in
roach a stag* of prosperity never befor* is pert* need. Wise Uws hav..
abetted aatnral condition* aad tbe
raault haa been beneficial to every
dass of the population.
The IMmocraU would natural)-,
Uk* to be la power, bui thoy are not
gtvtng tn tbe thoughtful lndspend.nl
eotera of tb* couotry good reason
iter a rtai**,*;. T_s rJef-ocrat*: __tc
ao particular policies to advocate.
Tbey ratae a great clamor about the
trvsU, how pernicious they ar* aad
what tbs DsmocrsU would do tn
curb tbem. But, ss a matter ot fact,
tbs Itepubllcan psrty haa bees actually curbing the truaU, Instead of
merely promising to de It The record of the Republican congress and
th* Republican administration In
that particular ess not be gainsaid
aor denied Tho record la there. In
black snd white oa tbe books ol the
court, allowing tfae .plendld work
dono by tfae administration.
Bo of what avail Is this clamor of
ths DemotraU that thsy should be
pat Ib power to go after tbe trusts
Tbe parly Ib power la "going after
them," snd hss already bagged e
aumbir of them, as ths record shows.
Th*r* sre other rital questiooa ol
legisIatloB to ba passed upon by eon-
gross, snd tha election of a Demo.
cratlo houss would binder rather
tbaa h*lp tn that regard The in-m-
ocrats. It tbey carried the house,
would be without i-Mpoaslfallltjr ami
without pow*r, though aol without
th* opportunity for mlschUf-making,
Which might prcv* disastrous to all
buslnoaa and Industry 'throughout
tbe couotry.
However we may figure market
value, whether we Uk* tlie figure**
of purch.se* alone, or double them
by Including both **!*• ...ul pur
chsse-, wo are Tory aafe In making
tha .Uloni.nt tbat tb* homo marke;
aad Internal commarce of tho United
Stat** U fully thre* tlm** ta value
th* entire marksU of tbe world for
foreign pro-ucU even Including our
own share or tbst foreign cora-
merro. Iu othar word*. If w* could
sell sll tb* goods thst sr* purchas*-
la awry fprelgn port un tbo face of
th* globe. It would he only shout
one-UIrd tb* valu. of our own home
mark*i and internal commerce.
As Speaker Cannon put It. "But It
I* absolutely uscesiary before there
can be a contest atnul a dlvUtoa of
pfofiU that there should he profit.
to divide. There was but htti-
profit to divide under the laat admln-
t.tralioti of IIrover Cleveland. Tborr-
was much profit to divide under the
admtaUtrsUoa of William McKlnlty,
-:v: . ;■-,:-;;; ■■—;"*.
i.i.i i' i,-mn citizen H *******%
OVKH ADMINISTRATION WOKS.
I.i- Thre*-, Olilett. Hell ami lasng-
■'.■■,., Sll ill t-r—B I l.rli, i- .,
Agony Wilt Ko&a IU- (Her.
(Special Correspondence.l
Han Frsdclsco, Oct. 16 When
college boys .tag "Here's to the girl
who gets s kiss aad goes snd tells
h**e mother- may *be ((*«• one] *}\o
old msld snd never get snolhei
they Impose a maximum penalty for
giving a good thing sway and
best government oar city ever had"
1* going to venalii* Messrs. Mac-
strsttl sad Reagan for preaching
Prank lleney. the bogle man. 1. aftar "lb* best on**" and Senator
Burton of Kansas, now In an eastern penitentiary, msy hope for tbe
conviction uf MatntretU'. son. ar-
rceUd for .booting Crap*. Tb* four
year* a Herman traitor got for trying to sell cartridge secrets to Prsnce
','•'• law nuUiinn ••> .-*. u.iitut iion.iti n
plan of holding up tbe aaUrl** of
th* wandering district Btlarosy and
hi* arrant deputla*. Than tb* four
bad teacher, wbo censured th*
srhool board may have to appeal to
tbe court, ror reinstatement.
The Relief Corporation had barely
r*cov*r*d from tbe Titanic combat
of Captain KllUn s&d CltUes Moran.
bleb the Utters bold oo tbe relief i ii ti it ■ waa ionaaneo, man tna r. i.
iiKnes refused lo pay runt and took
forclbln possession of some cottage*,
urged thereto by a Udy refugee who
wore diamonds The poor people
bad heard thai there wss two million
In the treasury sod more to come
snd thst twelve relief sulsa hsd beau
sold, leaving only one for the official..
Downey Harvey, of the Ocean
Shore Railway. lelU me that in a
ahort time hla cara will be running,
hut he baa nnt aaked lor a svur track
tweuly-ono blocks long, nor has he
expreased aa opinion of Judge Cab-
ant*** fining tbe l'nited Railway.
1*00 for running car* without tea-
dent, * fine proporilooately like tha
rebate fin* or the New York Coutr.l.
Th* big three, tlillett. Bell snd
Langdon, ars with us thU week, covered with scars and wound* received
In the Southland because thousands
told tbem thst thsy were going lo
win snd candidate, unfortunately
hear only one aide. Ib Juat two
week, th* agony wtll be over and
two will be wiser sad sadder men
and In a poaltioa to realise what a
aad lack of vorarlty there U among
rltltena who shah., the hand ot
candidate, with the remark "I am
going to vote for you, sod so ars my
sisters and cousins sad sunt*." It Is
said lhat Olilett and Bell will wis
becauss they are Eagle*, but lb*
friend, of latngdon, U-ais and
BUncfasrd aay Ibny too ara birds,
white Oovernor Pardee, back from
tbe big mining congress, sings low
snd give* bo stga.
Kill tor Dana one* wrole or Ortirer
'lowland thst he wna s good man
and weighed IM i„.nud«. sad the
could be written ot C. M. Ham-
nond. RooaeveH*. broth*»la*Uw.
Is opposing Sen.tor A, n. Ban-
ford in the Fourth Senatorial District. Hammond waa a Harvard
oarsnUn. six rcot three Inches In
height, carries his bulk as na athlete should aad propose* to rua .
hot race with hi. wiry opponent
The supremo' court hs* prevented
the plan of well-intentioned men io
knock out ths voting machlae. by
(Continued from page one.)
Olilett replied, "bnt I brought the
girls in meet ytnu," asd she Intro-,
dured the bevy of them.
Con are-tarn an OHIcti wa. accom.
[■unlet! by Congressman Hayea and J
O. Hays*. II* spoke trom an at-tn
mobile under th* oaks. Hundredi
of ritlieas were fntrodu-N-d to bin
and when Ibere was bo one to In
troduro them ihey crowded
and shook bands with him aod wished
him success
John MelUIn ami Oaorge C Roe*.
of ReJwood City, were wsltltag tn a
flag-bedo^ked nutomoblle of Peter-
WANTS
CLASSIFIED
WANTED
Wanted—Good delivery man. Ad-
•jjj"., dross Box "R." Time*. It
W*nl*d—Young man to go to
work ror Palo Alto Oaa Company.
Good wage., eight hoar*. 14-tf
Wanted—Young man lo Isara to
son', to whirl tho Candidate awgy to j make ic* cream Good wag**. Ap*
ft**dwood City snd be was uahersd ■ plr at Wilson'*. JX-tf
away from tfae crowd a* *oon aa It]
was poaslbl* to break in upoa the
hBBds*iBklrg Ictec. From Red stood
t-ity be went to Ban Mateo, snd
thence lo San Praoclaoo, where h
will .peak tonight. Congreuiaan E. j w»nl*d—In .mail family, girl for
A. Hayes west with blm BBd win bct(.eo_rii bousswork. Wsgss. |Z* or
with him tonight at hi. Ssn m_* jjo. inqatre lift University at-
Wsnted—Room, with rsclIIUes
for besting, by youag lady, prefers-
. hi-, wa C__tp_*. |i«rwaS|.l, J, 1. A.I
[Tiro** office. l.-St*
tlBlserslty Bxpr***. 171 University
atsass PlKsa* Mack t«7. • **■
Call or pbone for apple, (sll
kinds), quince*, dried prune. Comp-
tons. St
-R-SSMAKI*.'- done very r*a*-»
ably. Mr* A. E. Morri*. tu Alau
etrmet-
Millinery—Trimming done to order. Materials worked over. 1.3
Homer sveaue. Phone Red 14T.
_*-_■!-
DO YOU WANT MONEY?
If ao aee th*
3. T. DUNN INVESTMENT CO.,
Ml Kaietsaa Mt.
Tbey bsv* aa abuBdaace aad will
loan yon any amount at market rates.
either flat or Investment loan.
rlseo meeting*
Shortly after
Olilett
arr I vet j
«-|a
Chsrle* R. Detrick Introduced Con.
Wanted—Good gent's wheel,
gressman Hayes, who told of aill--tl**|?l***1f- ..Ad*,^■,' .*,*"t.""_ ?r,c"**
faithful work In congre*. and pre-
[jtinii. Po*iofflr.e. Mvnlo Park.
ll H. GIBBON
Baa I' r _ m i.. -,
charing Agrtst.
Dally trips. Lbbt** t:Sl a. m
Agent for Thomas' Dyelag am
ClSBBlBg. Cars Crandall'. Cyclary
Pbons Blu* »S.
dieted thst the people of California
Id find ln blm a faithful govem-
11-IW*
Wanted—In law ofllc*, st**ogra-
Ho form.Hr lalroduted ths Rs-jphsr sad typewriter. Addrea* "Btea-
publican ataB-ila^dbearer to the sudt-jograpber" car* Palo Alto Time*, slat-
**n*-*. C-Kfii*****-_t__ _.l.e!l spobe i- :_. otpSTlB-li Ami wuvvuMtlvu ea-
p*rt a. Tollow*. pectad- I sir
"Thl* U a gre*t plea.uie lo me, *- ■'■———— - ...
to be wltb you people here In Pole Wanted—Stenographer aad type-
ARo under existing conditions. I - writer, young* maa or woman Ad-
C. DCTHIS COMPANY
Coatractltas; Pla__sr**s
411 Waverly aireet, Pbone White
111. Promptaeas sad good work-
...a..-;.:,. K„«.«_;..r.;
dross, staling *slsrr axpected aad experience, H O Hoi Iff. Palo Alto.
Cal. ll-tf
IS..
waa bare laat year for several week*
while my daughter lay alck la tba
hotpiui. I met aome of your cltl-
xoua then, but 1 was aot la a mood
to make o.w friends It Is fsr different sow sad I sm glad of tbe opportunity lo meet you.
I bars ;--'- ..'...;...: ....... t_*>
•outh, where I found * piopl* full' Sunny Proat Room.—With board,
of enthualaaro, onterprialng, a peopltlll Alma. SS-lm
who build cllies la a month. Tbey
have no calamity howlers and nearly all ot tbem sre Republican* Thsy
atked me what
Room, sod Board
btsbbs.
Lytton
s-ll-tX
GEO. H. BENTLEY
Co__-*-toe foe
0*fi*ral coatractor.
saw work, lastds sad oulslda,
promptly atts&dsd to. Eatlmat**
xtven. R**ld*oc* SIS Hamilton svs-
nu. Phon* ll*d til. Perceatage
rtXk dona
Por R-nt—Tao nice houeekeepln.-
I room., 101 Waverly. 35-3t«
hs people or Central pof Rent—Houaekeplng flat of
and Northern CalifornU would do at four rooms. 626 Emerson - SG-.t
tho polla, and I told them I be- j ■■■■ ■ ■_ ■■
lleied th* ic.u.t. would ahuw :ha":, Attttriy Proot Room—Downatslrs,
w. ot-the Central and Northern Call- electric light, near Atbbu*. 440
foraU are standing by th* party of Cowper ******- '**l»a
progress. i Tq f9nl w)U opUoi to __y--_mall
"Asl hsv.comenorihw.rd IhBTo!p,mtJlfA , „, hoMf- „ .
hsd big m*«tlngs everywhere sad thej pooBj,, Modsrn. Just built. Byron
enthusiasm of the south U equal lad f ttr#-t_ ittU off uyUon. Also nulls
by ths enthusiasm I find ber*. life* rooms. 531 Hom.r Ave A. W.
.11 soaa to show that whatever lh*,Bf.*- ulepboes Black ttt,
oppo*itloa may say th* people ar* I
loyal to the party In power, at tbm\ For Rent—r.rro of ■& acre*, i-ien-
. M. II. Bille i
» *
r.andscapt
(iardener
Ptoaa lllu. 111 J
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEYS
S. W. CHARLES
FREDERICK SCHNEIDER
,JO Ueivareitr arniM. Pale Aha,
Cat. l-h ..,. Main tb,
DENTISTS.
GEO. BLAKESLEY LITTLE
OSce. Uaa-o-Tloi,.
Palo Aim. Cal
A. A. MAC INTY.E,
I. I. s. I- i. a
Oreaaale Uaatal I*r—rt,n»at. Ual-
earaltr art PaasaaTlvaaJa. rhllartal-
phla. Poet OraalaaU Scjacaal et
Praeta.Uc Oamtletrr, AUamta, Oaaw-
(la. Haakat Pea Omtaata. CUeaca'
aetaool ol OTtLodootla. au. Ctvaxaae
iwaao&abl. Offlee, l-drar. bulldiajt
Palo Alto. Houra. »:I0 a-to. to ,:ie
MEDICAL
|
•j* Trees. Shrub*, PlanU sod y
p B*ed. Experienced men for £
•Jj all brsneb** of work. Contract K
J or day work. ,
R**ld*oce ITt Wsverly fit *
PAIaO AI.TO. CAL.
heed of which stsnd. Tht<odoru
Roosevelt.
"To tbe ~p*opl* ot thl* rich sad
prosperous, destined to grow rapidly
In populstloa, 1 waat to a**
It is Imperative la order tbat oar
aUte may remain prosperous sad
continue to grow tbat we shall Ut
ibe people of tbe east kaow tbat wa
bell**.* Ib progress and ar* loyal to
the party that hss given us prograss
■nd prosperity. I do oot believe oar
people will be so forgetful of their
beaefit* as to turn their backs oa th*
old Republican party snd dsllver the
governmeatr-lato lh* hand, of a party divided aBd quarr*!lBg among
themsalves. s party of Begatloa.
"While I stand here a. a r*pre-
•epUttre of the Republican party, If
I sm elected I ahall be governor of
alt th* people, rogardleaa of party or
of employmest. There are no string*
un me. No Influence can make mc
now the knee. I w*&t when my term
Is over to be able to go back among
tbe people snd look tbsm In Ihe
face snd be proud tbst I bavs asrrsl
them w
ord or which my children may be *****
proud. I fiel that here Ib beautiful
I'alo Alto where you hare auch peace
and order yon are my ft lend* and
loyal to the pact) of Roosevelt."
ty of water on both .Idee of ranch
larg* barn fur 9 bore** and 11 cow*,
wltb room for 100 tons of fasy: house
or 11 rooms, bard finished; beat
place ob coast tor chicken ralslog:
two miles rrom Msyfleld oa Page
mill road. Mrs. Murphy lO-H-lm*
FOR HAIJL
A fSOO PlBB*-
Alma street.
Por Sale— Fresh Holatala cow.
Addre*. Box (7. Menlo Park. IJ-lw*
Por Sale—A f.w thorougbbred
Oolden Rock cblckans 301 Warer-
|y; *I*o good cow. tg-lw*
Piano for Bal*—Relay plsao, good
as now. will be sold st big reduction
Apply bi Tims* offle*. tS-tf
For Sale-
17* Bryaat I
Fretb cow asd calf,
-**- Phone Bin* 111.
Ml
For Hal*—Thoroughbred broaie
turkey*, thoroughbred barred Plymouth hen* B&d pullets Mrs J. B
wsat to mak* a -**->!'*h. Saata Rita arvaue. below May-
17-lwc
YOV WILL NEVER MAKE A
MII4TAKE IF VOl* ENTItt'HT THE
MOVING OP *********** OOODB TO 1*8.
NOW IS THE TIME TO TEBT OVR
ABILITY TO SAVE TOV MONEY
AMi GIVE YOU 1- l 1,1. SATISFACTION wiiii our work, rr
DR. A. J. VILLAIN,
Ptrtyriciaa aad Bargsaa.
I_t* of Ban Fram-isco; boars: 1
to 4. BBd 7 to I p. m. Ofllc* sad
r a!dance, Hamilton aveoua sad Ramona .treet. Palo Alto. Cal. Tai
Red MT.
Messenger Service
BAN nUNCIBCO
Comm«BC!ag October let dally
trip*: Lame* t:tT trala. AH klads
of basts-asa trsaascted. Leave ot.
decs at Puller's Qroeer-y. Pboa*
Main M. sad tIS Channlng. Orders left la tbe MesssBger Box at
lbs Campua P. O win receive prompt
aUeatloa
O. M. ATKINSON
JOHN O. VARIAN
-cieotil-c Maaasg. aad
VU-n-osts.
Phystciaa* commend hi* irsstsMwt
Hours, ll lo 1*. I u .:*o, y te A
TriV|-hosse Red 1S4L ***** *
DR. WILLARD C. BEAN
OsttMspathlc PhyalcUa.
EaLECTlllCTn'. E1.ECTHIC LIGHT
B.ITUB.
Moaday. Wedaeaday aad Friday;
evealng* by Appointment. 4C0 High
■traet, near Untrarslty btvbu*. Pal*
Alto.
Tue.day. Thursday aad Saiard***-
eveBlBgs by appoinim.nt. i»0I De-
vUsdero atreet, ooTBar Pine. Saa
Franclaco.
'IrlrphutM- Wert o__7.
(ySTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN
DR. H. C PHELPS
OradBBte America* School of Oa-
teopalhy. Kirkt-ill.. Mo ill Vmt-
verslty ateau*. Craadall Balldlsg.
Hours I s. m. to g p. a ___aaj
Mala 7t. ExamlnaUOBB fr*e. Traat-
m*aU gives patlesU at bome If da-
*red. Lady attendant at ths offle*
at all houra.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-:-:-:
For Sal*— Fin sat buy aad Investment property ia Palo Alio. tl 1.100.
iBTeetlgat* and bs- convinced No
sgsnta No trifiera. Ow&sr, P. O.
I I 1 I I I 1 I I I I II I i H 111 ; Bog II. Mac
trust Uctlcs sad eschew green mova-i
ble hottaea
LOBT
and ther. U much profit to d.rid* BB- wl„ hive lo .tr^,,,,, „on(. wltn ool.
tier the administration of Theodore
Rooseveli. and Ubor on tin average
has beea receiving a larger share of
tbs profits in lacr-sanlng wsges every
year slava th* electioB of McKtaley."
having many tickets In tbe field, aad | lejo likewise by threatening lo Ilrem-
BOW two Of our* Judicial Incumbents rrion the lively tittle city unices ibe
lid I* dropped BBd Mare island em
l-.-t—Moonstone breastpin, clus-
HuiiBiiail* the Great ruled Psrt. ,ef< ?_,u#d M „ kmilMmktf nndw
wllh an irou hand and now Bona- WBdl, mutm Xo ,0( Waverly .treet
parte the !..-** la trying to rule Vsl-; R.WBr(j _5-.it.
G. H. MscMEEEIH
Plaao Tuner stsd Pig.Mm
Formerly of Shermsa, Clay A Co.. Is
worm uk iMPRi-nmrr por ■ ,oc*l*d *********** at «i *hmm-*m
: avenu.. Palo Alto, and gnarsateea
YOl TU Ml-vs THIS OPPORTUNITY i •*U''f**:-lou la all plaao work, in-
! cludlag th* polishing of piano ess**
OF ENTRUSTING YOUR TKAHKEH|
hoih sci:_:,^r(ioys.
Loat bat three days oa accouat ed
earthquake Thirty-third **m*at*r
open* August 17, 1I0«. Addre**
lp*l. W. J. Meredith
ItlHINK-HK TO US.
Brake mat] Fatally Hurt.
' P. R Riley, a Soulhein Pacific
brskeman, wss thrown from a freight
train st Mountain View at midnight
last night aad received probablr faul
Injuries. Oa* arm wa. taken off. his
left leg broken and bl. h«-.d severe!*,
gsshed. Ho U probably Injured internally also. Dr. Galea U sttendlni;
blm. Rltey'a borne is In Saa Franclaco.
We're
We've shorted up or word* a few,
Tho itc-hemi* la far from twaddle;
Progrraslv* young folk, say "skld-
doo."
Our grand air** aald "skedaddle "
—Detroit New*.
nominations Instead of alt. while
tho other two will have to ball!-*
with Police Judge* ronton and Mo
ksb on unequal terms. Perhaps the
til per ce&t Incompetent water-front
clerks conld fix the machine*.
Stanley Waterloo, of Chicago, who
wrole "The Story of Ah," ought not
complain because Jack London. In
"Before Adam." clothed ln belter
garb lb* Waterloo Ideas for the Socialist author sine-* hi. marrUge to;
1'hnlrmnu Klttrcdge, ot Berkeley. I
has Iniiir.ited In Intellectual and olh-j •*lp*yen**
or ralmenl. Itsnk Todd, of Berkeley, the deep-toned editor of our
Merchant R.rie-, «ho used to do
th* henries on the Chtrsgo psp*>r».
tell, me Ibst Waterloo Is better *d-
vrrlsod BOW than evor. Certainly
Bark***}- people ought not care, for
there i* aolhlng In either book about
peek-a-boo wgj.ts or klsslog the sick
ployvs kept rrom temputlon. He
could nut hsvn heard ur the good,
wurk of a Vallejo postmsrk tn hrlngv
Ing a Ulattourl criminal to book sad.
bl. chief may call blm down wben'
Vallejo i-alooameB refer lo Teddy's |
.pelting as "rotn"
Lost—-On University svesue. a
rliatn.it*. purse containing sixty-one
■ hi dollars. Finder plesae relurn to
Mlaa K M Krumbeck. 1C« Cnlvct.l-
ly avenue 20-tf
Ml-H Kl.MMat.U.
The special tale oa freah crop [
Ihe Tuxedo, 0f dried prune* continues st Comp-
Club msy give htm a go wllh Billy ,oa-B jt
Palo Alto Transfer Co.;-«
S2S ALMA STREE-I i1*** ,a*-^ ■*****-** ^-* *
Phone Main °0
Hallowe'en
Snallham from Nallcm.
Caa*
Cheer up.*
"you'll meet
foe Alarm.
said ihe preacher
iur six »l
Bread il.lner.il dally. Kreati.
pure and tsholcatinw. Del Moate
Bakery. Pboa* F**tW *t Co.. MaU
SI.
Apples I
I
Haltuwe'e* I* alne>*t beer.. J
Tulorlng la Praparstory Branch**,
1248 Waverly St., T*l Red 11
KINDERGARTEN
lO-ft [_)*_( •Mr.-.-l
Mr*. If, H. Jarksoa. |*rtacl|*al.
MIsa Flora Hire. \*m,„.,i T*>act*ter.
Children at a distance conveyed to
end from school
In.
Mr*. M. _, GatU will reopen her
dressmaking parlors st 310 Alma Sl.
Lord, man!" exclaimed the .ick -phOB, lM *-*. ts.lB1.
maa: "that's Ju.t what*, botherlt "
me." Atlanta Constltuiloa
- ccOBomlcsI profassors who adopt ton Post.
Heredity.
"He is loo overbearing snd
hsught** /or any use."
"That's due to prenatal lafiuence."
"Was bis fsther wealthy;"
No. be wss s policeman " —Hoa»-
Pt'RE MILK AND CRKAM de-
liTcred dally by the Palo Alto Cream-
err
llAIRDHKSSlN'V acalp iraatmant,
ra*nleuMng. electric .nd vtbrntory
facial masasg*. .hsmpoolng. Ml-.
M. E Foley. Room 7. Marten
building Telephone Red 1*1
MISS SUSIE McGOWAN.
I Formerly of Sirosynshl A Co.
- loaf In a Mock ,4 M»y *|.,.l. *. 9 8*n r>*ucUco )
A t * • lUtrdrrMlng. Manirartng, Shampo*-
* mil, and and pampklna for a £ i Is**, Hcalp Treatment. KacUl Itassag*
; t«^ .uw. i... t™ ..it «M » r*******
j "iu- oaalre* 1-asled with the * I'alter-lty Aves»e*y
Z ta-at m Ibe ntarkrt.
Fuller _ Co.
MISS M. i.MKV
Un—...i ,.. r
p Sewing ai borne or by tbs day.
IJSIS Hawthorn* swt_se. Pslo Alto,
tooitonto*kt*o*\tonto*to*tontontooi.*-c*
The Log Vol. 40 No. 01
No full textBetween 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; Pasadena, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue.Read: THOSE "BR UISIN ' BRUINS" ..... pages 6-8
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VOL. XXXX. NO. 1
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Ge1'!ei'Q/ OJ1ice ..• . . . . • .• .. .... . • . . .• , ... . .. . .. :HAMilTON, OHIO
1iltt at . .• . . . .... • . • ..•... . . . . . ....... ..... .. HAMilTON, OHIO
CANTON, NORTH CAI!OLINA
P-ASADENA, T-EXAS
SA:NQUSVILLE, Q£0RGIA
Editor . . • ........ .. • . . ... . . . • ...•............ STEWART JONES
Division Edit-ors . . . ....• . . . . . ... . ... Ohio . ... . STANTON NEWKIRK
Carolina ..... JAMES DEATON
Te1<as . . .. .... . ROBERT HART
EdiJoriol A s istall·f. . . . • .. .. .. .... . • ....... ... MAUREEN KEATING
EDITORIAL STAFF
OHro DlVISION - T om .-\deLpe1·ger, \fei'Je Baynes, Joe J3levens,
Blondie Caldwell (photographer), Wesley Cobb, Nola Hesse lbrock,
Dewey . I illton, J a.cll Mullen, Oao Reid , J ohn · SdJtnit t, George
tei.ner, llill Thompson .
CAROL:INA DIVISION- W. A. Arri.ngto n. Otis Cole, R. E. Da1·is,
f'red Ihnwu. R ay f.!Ji s, Cl ; de H a lll'lett, ·walter H.olLOn , Ja ck Ju sri oe,
Eme. L ,\ le ·er, Ro1nwa \1.orri , .BjU Rig. bee, J. £. lv\'i.Jliam son.
TEX.AS DIVISION - Vi:rgini,a Blake more., J ohll n}' Boye t te, Jerry Cor·
r1elilt , Cecilia Di.c.ker n, .\tam Ellis, Fred .Furn ess. A. W. HamiltoJr.
Liz Woodring, GeOige Young.
SANDE·RSVII..LE- Gladys E. Hodges.
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OUR. COVE.R ni~· w·upll ~~H>I\ n Qf j tl\P' fO C l
thi. 11Hmfl1 ~~~ · ;1 h ~ (Jf fll( 1;11l!J>H•n~ "lln t thlk•· f •<·ljlf;!T
,tiHl l11 .tl\ rc .l'tt l' - dl t•tlt ' f e . • r lJni -H• II, 1 .u .. J lre \\;tv
rtl Ht tak Rcnltd .~." r,;, ~ Jtl -l!t! I r tw tJ IOIIfc 1<1 ttn . of ;J
~c1 ic i tiHCt l I bt'iu~ tl r·d 111 nur llatum:rl ad ('J is i Ill!:
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THE CHAMPION PAPER AND FIBRE COMPANY
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T h ' w.id ·-e .t;:cl gent! mau at I ft, whn a ppc~' rs lo I ~
nl t1gg,ing for the camera, art ll <tll y did not knuw his
picture \Vas IJc ing rakc1 1. h1stcad , T ·x:L'> DIYi~io n Cor·
r ~po nd C' nt Jollwty Boye tt was sh wiug- !tis atLrn\·tiv
mng 111 1Jd l. Harb';otra H :ln1HI!1 , t!be pus(' 1.1 ' W!l.IH Cd ]lcr
I o ~~Slll)l- .
lhriJara ·w: l\ obvtntt·sly ;:; kL·pti c:d . On lll · nvx t 1 ; ~.ge
site gin:s h "r own versioll oJ · rl.ll' picwrc - witl1 the li ltk
gid t l1ann t,IJaL only li t rlc gids possess.
"The lng-rcd i ' ll ts o i a Cil'l," ( p-~r g ·s 1-3) is .J niHllly\
Sl?t..lll v l to hi !> popula'l" ·' tngrdi< nts ol <1 B1)y ·: puhl islt •d
J few t1 tmtth -; .l;;1c k. 1-Jnnf-workillg. li ~~ I H · l want • d J ol !I1Jl\"
-i'! lt afJ I'iest 1'11 11 ll i dcKtl iug- wiLh child rl'n .. \ncll'\Ct)
pat lit i\ )o lll ' lO :t ppt •cfa tt; flj ,~ IV;tl"J II Ull CI\-t')(;t(l iillJ !I'
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SHY- PERHAPS! Bm Barbara ] ea11 H<lrman has an impjsh· gleant that melt~ your
heart. Thjs i~< one oE Lhe '·ingTed iem ... tbaL Jobnny Bo ·e tte tells ahot~t 011 Lbe n e'.t pacre.
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l;fA r Hl \ F'i e tk nne k ·~ I s. ,\. ;id is
' ·hat arriH i wh u the hu hand \l'~-.1 ~·).;pec tin - , b J)'.
\Ioth r :;..:, ture ~nru tint . di I nJ\ 1hc t.L~ · o( ·upvl ·
and demand for thcr arc milli n tl f li tt l - o·irh, bw
each i: u · 1 ri l ·;:. as a rar ' je\1'<.'1.
Th t!Teat .r -•ator l < k il mi'Xture uf man ' thing.
t make a ;-.id. He tL ed the , n..., (1f J bird, che , J ue:1l
of a pi . he antic of m nk. ... } , Llw pr n ~s l{ ~· lT, .•
hon . the ; )ftne, of a l-iu n .. nd th n - t ::tll thi. ,
He ad d the m\·.·tedon 1nind of a IYOm:n1!
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.-\ prl -Jik p<.u·ties, llt..'\1' dr . C'. w.i th rrilJs, :rnake-behew,
noi · ,mak t·s, dancin - les. n.s ;:nul th.e girl next
door. She d dtime
lar, ·e a 1imaL. and boy· in eneral. he can pend hours
makino- nmd pie . ot bY g:iYin 0 a party for all her doll ,
keepin up a fottr-wa ,· COD \·er·ation all by her eH.
A ixl' Lempcramem can witch from bad to angeli
fa ter than a t le\ i ·ion ,et can b - changed. For when
~: nu open ::our mouth to 'peak, he an d i play sud1 a
'\ 1\ J:T~ ro A . UCK. TIIt;S ;11·· tilt• f'l"ill 1•\ '111-uld d ;tUJ:fh
te o ~ of J.ce Dc• ran, h;ll I~IIJt· J on 1'\o. ~.3 :\J ,,tlli •w. \b ri lvn, I ·!I ,
-a ••d LaJOI)n, 1lg ln , fi11 ~l ~~·m riling gig-gl} t •ll tile r•t lun :.hlP o t til t
fl •tml. ·1 )l ' ) ~ar qni etl v for :.t. 1Jtoan 'HL <.~nd 1lwn '' ·Jt ' uif 10 <t ga uc.
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look o l· inuo (:Hce wi ~ d wi h h •· ut th; yrnt itt~ · lopp '(
hy tb ~ UlJdcr of l1 cr.
Al tlrrt s h ~ can tnak )'f> 1 b thiJl ov 1 wit! p 1de
ond Lhcn 1 <tr it all down wi th cntbarra \,1 J1Ct1l, f H l1c
I> 1'ks her L>e. t in pigLa ih a t d \ dr s.,, nn whidt «.ltc
i ~ ·u.J'C: Lo s1 il l lHcr icc cre:cun. She j-, ar!ivc on l WJU nH·
.... ur ·· she ha a rar • Lal ·nL Lor d ra rr.tatic;<;. but wh ·n 'hl
tr · to , ho,..,, her uff, . h£: is s11y and willld av.n . .'he i
n ever caughl ac lfli'ichi · (, b11t you always haH: tla [ ln1g
he is an acce sory·<tftcr-the-fact.
She likes to cites b yond b r y ~. r.,, dJ·ag he doll !:,,·
one foot, and if h er mot.her' dotlH:: (an he rca ·hed,
he UJay emerge a !ft~. Jone · o[ the P.T.i\ .
A girl can mu s up your home, yc ur ha.ir. your
dignity, spend ·o ur money, y JUr tim , and ruur temper
- but: th n disarm you cornpJetcly with c nt innc •J'lt
srnile and. a toss of tiny curls. It .i at thi} monrenr.
you xeali lle you are no lon:•er m;;vter 1')£ your hom or
con troller of your h eart, for sh is ma ter of hot h.
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J)J 1· "1-"tl . ·(, tl l' 111 t\fnm ·~ , l.orh • js ili .<LflliL<ltll bu ~ iiJ f'S~ . Tcr s.1
,,,,,q[ 1 (!1~. "'f.\t'd ti. and h!.'l. Hi 11lti 11rh -olcl ,. i 5 1 c; ~· · '1 :t·na 1 tl i ·•
d . ttl gllf< 'l ' trl J- B. _.., •• allit'l''. f: , , q,.) LIIPI~ . <11e dt ,cii ~SII l_,' Q hnuk.
l r·ll:'>.l rr11il \ l.lc' mnth<'f 0 1 tt,H illn, th'pc·n -lt11g Ull 1\11.! ..,tlu:n•cHL
EVEN \ ~IDE - AW. KE R :BI ,S mu t ~om.et"
lmo sleep. and Ci:ndy Denney, two-year-old
dau!fllLer of Dalton D nne , Ship_]: ing and
~ tora . e, . eriou ·ly. feels that th · time has
COJ1'l.e1 You '·\Onder whether Cindy i wi hi:ng
I:o1· a lle'' Chritmas doll . or j~t t hoping
t·hat 1 he .rnan ,,·ith the cam ra will g·o awav.
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ADVI E 0 SLEEPING B BJES i given Cindy
by T re a Benefield , her friend f.Tom next door.
W'ith a gentle pat on the cheek and a .Eew ~I'Ords
of wisdotn, d0lli.es can be put to bed and then well
, who knows: the hou ewoxk, tb.e swing outdoors,
a ga.n..1e of hide and seek, or maybe tbe baby
has lept lm1g enou gh - let's wake her up and seel
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I -YE. R·OL1J :U'Alt i\A(Z JE:A'J', tla gl1 t t -1 of \ L . ;\, JH1'HW11 . 'f •xa
Dh i-.hm ~~ clclt·l'. L~ all wntppNI np in h tJ fl/.JLl lr<!l~~f.!-. ( :11 ~'~ 1 - :tJt' on th e·
~o>av ;md a la4y ll"' U>t ualglH n tlre lWtlM:" ;t111l du"l tl tl' ifJJ t' rti tt trc· hdon-they
a r r ive. b~.>H.: all,, . Cl~ thirt g mw;t b "jthL 1J"
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T HANK. YOU fur Lhe apiJlause.
One look ~r .VficheJic Pit re;:\
smi ling eyes will te ll )Ull that
he has gra ccfu llv f in i s.h ed a
difti.cull da nte lliiJlJh T an I i~
reatly to LOtllinue her perfor rn
a ncc. M i.ch e llc is Llle -1\12 -yearold
dau gh ter of Pau line Pitre,
T ·'<as I ivision Accounti ng.
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t' ntbtl'>. tT~ . () h in J i VI j !tl : ·•1
1 hill k a "lll ( J "i,ur l ~h •ot l11 h ·
,, good l ·ad ·r o[ 111 ' tl. .I-ll'' gor
If ha\(' job knm •lww tni <.:d
,,·,th (lllllltlflll ~ n e. H · l1a 111
gn ·don:' \lith J1i, woJkel'l ;•wl
tn r 'l t . ' tH til 111. 'ttp tvi Jr
1!<1 t( make TL,I in de i'iion .
' Ill 1. t 1 e. hi Lo do t!Ji, h · HlltH
ll' \' ll ill[ormcd. l tl tink a
:U Jl' r\·i,·oJ . ltnuJd h (ri ·ndt y.
1l i · nJUcb 11i.c r Lo W!lt' k. ttndt:r
a lri ·nel l · . upetvi .~or than ·und
on · wl1o n ' ver ta k(· mt in LercsL
in lltn'>c ll.ll I r ltiltl. ·
GEORGE BIER£, Offi e Scrvi
e, Genera l Office: "To be a
good b 1Ss a rn f.ln sh ou lcl have a
nice personality so that he can
get a long well with the people
" ho work for him. And he
should know som ething about
those people - what they can do
and what they can' t do, and wh<. t
they like and don' t like. He
should know b is job and know
it 1ve ll enough so that he can
explain it to the people under
him . That's what helps to make
a good boss."
EV I':R ETT SC.ROGGS, Ptdl i\ lill
Oll'.it' \ ( ·tttJ iin:r 11i vi.., ion : .. 'alur·
:1 1! 1 Lh ·rc "' · o llt C'( prcr qtti s it -·~.
hut lea ler ·hip a 11d pct,oll:tlit · a re
h:hi ) ('(Lilt'S JJl <l.- i
ll !lllll ffo 1 I :lnd c() 1 pl'ttllion wi tli oul
h · i r l~ ob\ inl l '- a lHJIIl it, :uHL
lt\pt•l I IJ hi ., rCI og•
niLiun aud 'on'>idt'l'a t i1111 o l rlw
dj lf ' I! ' IIU'' ill tfW tWUplc IJ ' dl'ab
with . J hq , 11j(l W( 1 J..i11g lor :111d
\\'jd1 hint /'
CLYDE .EORG f, \ ani Ga ng.
()hio D i' i . io n : ·' L'd . ;:n ·1 o·o0d
' C> ,u pen i or i · 'l n.\au w I H 1 knows
h i~ job m .: ll a ud i ~ ca1 a-b le n( handling-
lti J l t 11. . \ :--up rvi:.nr 11 1 Lt~l
know each o f hi~ wo rk e r~. wh<t l
thcv c:tn J n and how wdl t he '
<all· lo :1 job .. \ g-tl d . up ' n .i:-or
.i., th<' o ne tba t tdh hi: nw n hO\\'
ht: ,,·ants th joh n rried ou L. T t 1
dn tbi l'o h • tllll t 'knnw both l tis job
;md h ,,. t > h and le J1i-; m 11."
Sr\ LLY AL EN, Calender Room
ln spe ti o t1 , Oh.i u D i v is io n :
" \t\1 ell , I' J1 tell n u . 1 Lb ink a
~> ttp r i.)•)r •hould be n ic<.: bu t
~ till h ' t11 U5t be fi.nn . l--I e h a ~ a
rc~ pon .., ib ilit y and he ntu st lu lfill
i t. l sure h a te to ce a M tp ·rvi
·or wlto .i n 't frie nd] , t!HJugh .
f t b i 0 k l t tak S < g'fll )([ Jll a tl L( I
b supervisor. H e n t u~l b · a
man who an g t ale 11g wi tl all
type. of p ople. H e 11ntst be
abl e> to rnak certa in k c.isions,
a 11d lJ tnusl alway.., ha\c an
inter .'It in l1is job and tl1o~c
people work:ing u nder hi m."
Several Champions answer this question for the ((Inquiring Reporter"
K.\THRYX JA _.OB, A counting
n rar rnt:nr, Carolina DiYision :
·•Ju my opinion, a good bo_ i · a
per _on to ' ·hom the emplo ·ee can
~ah:. freely, wj th the kno,\·ledge th a t
the tx'. will make an effort to
unuer .al d hi I oint f 'v.i.Cw.' '
·\ . TL\ FU .K, 1J•Hhh tria1 RelaLi<
J il '>. General OlLi( e: ·'One thin G'
tkH mtan a Jot i . the wa" the ;
b() ~ t r(;a . 111 - lha t i , if h \
fo urte11 u., ant1 pk· 'an and sh)w
art inttr 1 in 111C a d ' h< t I'rn
clr,ing· J 1r l tilll. H · know hi job
au l knows wha t he'. uoi1 g- I like
ft Jr him L() l<"t me knnw that It
II ll\1 LIJat { k llOh' what ('m de ing
too. A oorJ b ,.,., Jiv
a nd then I ·b me do what he ask-,
wit hont )ta nd ill l< at my •d nuld ·r to
111ak sur f' n1 ~ · Ltin~ -ir l i 11i ~ h ·d .
.\ n ·a ll ood bn'~ i ~ a t •lt:!l.l who,
a long wit ll hi b tt jut:.i>-, s ·me, ~l J so
!1:.1 t. G1 '>,l.l.,e lJI b U JIIUl. "
A · ·pJ::RVtsor~ ha a big job on his hands. He
mu:,t be an ex pert · in the " ork o( his de partment. H e
bas to be a safe ty nun, a counsellor, an achninistratJr,
an d_ a train er. He n eeds to be a good leader, a nd d1 cn
things go \\To ng be n lll st keep his h ead .
Bu t whi ch o f th ese, or other tra it ·, a re most 1tnp -
tant in making a m.an or woman a gcH)cl su1 enisor?
T bis was Oll r q ue, t ion for the m o n~h. .-\ nd htre ar
t:he a nswen; of a cross-sec rion o[ C bam 1 ion fol k.
CH .-\ RLES J. BL-\LOCK. Book
• ·[ill :£amifacturi1 , · ,nt !ina
Di,, i:;ion : ··. g 10 l hos is. uncJer-,
t:wcling· a ntl ' a ll\~ ·. think t f
Lh welfare o f th . 111 n ttnd r
h. inJ . H 's .a good li ·L ner to'·
and he kn ow hi j iJh ' ' t•JI. H
cou r:s '. th ·wor k t ·lw ultl loiLow
llH: imtrw;tions '!tis ho . gh :
l1im - tha r mak. ·~ th illgs e,i'r
for the bo.'>~> and all tJ'I (• m m h rs
( 1f the prod nc tion t <.l rn. :hat's
'"Y o pin ion uf a goo l bo~~.''
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inducted. from left Lo righ t: .a m. Y,
~ ' Burch . .Conard and Bran on, all . n of
Camlina Champion . Conard wa , lcctel.l
for the Shri n Bo1d but dedin I in rder
t pial in the '\Late champion . hip gam ..
BRO' I HF.IH.'lt' Clli\T took place i11
LhL Bea t dres ing room b · [ OJ'(' ga ntc
t i.tnc 11 ' 1\lf' 1 h a rl i • Carp ul e t, ( J)l
cn:. t l) star IJackfi ld )11 3 11 a t \ ' ver sc0r d ;:~gain t t.h m while
ther wer pilin g- up a to ta l of 4 l 3.
UTJqu cstiOll.ably, t l1 c: Hla.rk B a rs o( 1956 h av · J.Utt,t,l ·
g r id iron. h.istur.y . . . th · hod o( hislOl) ' the fan of this
l :rri bor wilJ ·r .rn n1 h ·r for a loug~ long time.
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~T-\TE .. -\ H'\~1P , . the anton High ~ hol 'Black Bear,
mam· nf ''hom at·e .ow arolina Champion <'mi lo ' ee-. po·ed
fo1 rhi"- hampiom.hit> quad p·i ture foltoring Lh ir 33-ti win over
'Wa<h.in LQ11, ?\.C. , High , hoo.l. ronr row . !cit to r ight: Ja k·on ,
F r u on, I'm\ 11, Amo, E. Wi lliam. , Burdt, na1·d , Brock, Clark
CONTINlf.ED
T r\ E AA
H11p Ji'en·y,
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TROPHY is .pr , 111 d t J'l Head Coach 'Bn tl · II 1l l ~ '
dg-ht, >.ea l 1 y .of t iP :\. C. High 'tlH1ol f\IJdc •t·lr
11lll Sta . tnev. is al t:CJ 1e1 aul .j <H k. ( t•n:tnl. kl t.
antl J'atton . Second row: Smathe :, WiLon, HayJit:;s. Ttad ~. Pau::,
Branson. Carpen ter, Nli'lner and 1ioore. Back rr1~,· : Head C(li!Ch
Boyd A li en, ' ta<mc ', ·wheeler. Duke, Hc:~t, D. Pr ice. J . Priu~.
(twins). Hardin, ·Math is. T. \Villiatll'>, and soi.laut Co;; che;· .Br<JOk·
·hixc antl l hil lips.
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P:\S 'L G }'. IU OFF luJ 131ack fkar~ dtning rt: 'lif;tl .,t 'a~on :tn ~ d~~~~~ piu
J"hip vlv . Ht>l _Bi_ll · . t iu tu the .lit d tti11" pr:Jcll{'( (Ltt ll
n 1tw Blarl- Bear Kndu·on .
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rrLLl ~G THE L Al ••f (>3J er
ftrun l1is u tter, R onnit' \\il D
pauses w l~ ile his li!Wt.her, l\lb. \ ').ala.
W'iL ort, rt".mlw '-'Ved ·~ which . re
11•cd tn 1nake the paper Jack up
<tra.ight. Tlle \\ i l--ons <11 • a mo~ l1 r ·
on team on , o. 2 C1tt1cr in Ohio's
::\N. ~ ~lit}.
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of Hamilton, working
at Champion is a ...
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LO_\l> l c·c AO. 'J _,CTTER, RoJin ie WiJlson <1.11d craneman John
lli .. hop, f
1 "!Jt:l c:m b cut <J L ona time on ll tr- cutle r .
\\ ORKJ X(; ()~ 1. HJ::: fRO:Vf of ;-..:<J. 9 C.liiW.:r, lola w~t l l.ltC~ Lll
:papet· ~tad;. ;up. \\ hen tbc k irl is fulL Ronn·ie wi ll pull t.be load
l"1 1111 the ClJLI.CJ: and prepan~ <~ll!Jiht::r ,ki Ll .. J\11 . 'Vii ~ m. k ·cp ;; a
keen qe rm "l<..h cut ol papet for wrinkl -~ 01 o~ll J def ·tt~.
~'H:rY. soN," the c utte rlady ·working on No. 2
Cutter a t Charnpion's Ohio Division called to the backtender
of l"Ler cutter . ''Will you line up my paperi'"
"Sure thing, .l\'f om.'' The tall boy ' i th b lack wa \ ;y
hair walked tmvarcl the rear of the cutter to make the
adjustrnents.
In a minute he returned to the front of the machine.
"How's that, Moin ?"
"That's fin e, son,' ' she r eplied vdth, a smile.
To this the boy nodded hi, approval ancl r c ttl ned
to the back .of the cutter to ,.vatch for . plice in the
big- rolls o.f paper as th e · were be ing 11mvound.
To some people this brie£ conversation mi.g'ht een.
like ordinary procedure between two· per on. ~mrking
on a cutter in a paper miH. T he "mom" an l '·sou··
routine might have b een a joke bet,.veen the bo)' and
the 'l·llomao . But to the cu tterlaclies, backt nder nd
ranemen on No. 2 1\I.ill Cutters, the. e word · beLw en
tit-· two 'ha mpions were entirely approprbt ·. Th·
'" JJ:lotn'' is V.iola V\/ ilson <wd t.be ' ·o n·· is reall her bo)',
Ronnie "Vibon.
Aft r h igh schoo l. and one .tar of col.leg(>, Roun(
ht~ ca n 1 " a Cbantpicm in J 95 I. He workc 1 for a y ·ar
011 tlte Ctllt..er IJeforc l> ·ing caJkd into ruih la t· . ervi e.
Fo llowing a twn-yoar hitch iu the , rm ', R onnie ntumeu
to the c.·uH rs i11 l ~ 51 .
In th.c rn <;:tntimc, iu 1!;!32. Viol:t h ad tut ed working
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Abstracts of Tanzania Health Summit 2020
Get PDFThis book contains the abstracts of the papers/posters presented at the Tanzania Health Summit 2020 (THS-2020) Organized by the Ministry of Health Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children (MoHCDGEC); President Office Regional Administration and Local Government (PORALG); Ministry of Health, Social Welfare, Elderly, Gender, and Children Zanzibar; Association of Private Health Facilities in Tanzania (APHFTA); National Muslim Council of Tanzania (BAKWATA); Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC); & Tindwa Medical and Health Services (TMHS) held on 25–26 November 2020. The Tanzania Health Summit is the annual largest healthcare platform in Tanzania that attracts more than 1000 participants, national and international experts, from policymakers, health researchers, public health professionals, health insurers, medical doctors, nurses, pharmacists, private health investors, supply chain experts, and the civil society. During the three-day summit, stakeholders and decision-makers from every field in healthcare work together to find solutions to the country’s and regional health challenges and set the agenda for a healthier future.
Summit Title: Tanzania Health SummitSummit Acronym: THS-2020Summit Date: 25–26 November 2020Summit Location: St. Gasper Hotel and Conference Centre in Dodoma, TanzaniaSummit Organizers: Ministry of Health Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children (MoHCDGEC); President Office Regional Administration and Local Government (PORALG); Ministry of Health, Social Welfare, Elderly, Gender and Children Zanzibar; Association of Private Health Facilities in Tanzania (APHFTA); National Muslim Council of Tanzania (BAKWATA); Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC); & Tindwa Medical and Health Services (TMHS)
