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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28
WARREN AND THE
TOURNAMENT
Resume of Tournament History as
ii Effects This City and
How We Got H.
Er,7aa .Mg1t4zsY's Daily

Er;9E1a MGyt1e4tT = D;sl1F
The N0rrhefn minnesota Fire
mems Tournament 3&s.0ctICI0n Was
0ruaraIzald im 1 saf- the tIrsE meet lrIg,
being aaIct at Cr0o&St0m Eh;BEs Ee1E.
Since then meet Ings nave BEEN heidi
i'm various cities OF this congressional
district a;Bch succeeding year.
Under, date january 18th. I-s5, We.
ind In The records--of the department.
that 81: WIS allowed Us expense
money for representative TO attend
a meeting OF the, Tournament assoc
cfacion 1o.-be held at CruokStonr Feb
:5th- Ie4!5, but there is NO record OF
who the delegate wis
June 3r3, the same Fears ChssS.
W0uIery. WHO WIS them chIeT, WaS
elected d delegate to the meeting at
M0orheaG to be held June H. L. and
L. that year
On May L. 1896, We ind that War-
rem formally Joined the rOQrnamslD
assoeiati0n- and though represented
at various tournameDLs, keeping LII
touch with matters as they progress
ed. it WAS not until 1903 that u te1n
WAS sent out To take part In the
races This Team did very well but
lacked experience. and so did not
capture amy prizes
LAST yeAr an0lhsr Eean1 WAS sent
out to- BIaek6tck- and this tiune.Ghey
mot only took d goooIg number oil
prizes. but brought back home with
rhern the tournament for the coming
year-
The team WAS accompanied by tbs
band and the delegates were Il B,
Nelson the vice president OF 0hs
assocTatIonr O. H. TaraBss1h. and 4
D. RBlsIon-
To succeed i'm getting the t0DruA
Ement here WAS NO ighu task The
Fed Lake Falls Delegates Were afEsl
it strong. and baeked h4 u guarantees
fund and aided by the eIoguencs O.
Attorney Brady they haG ALm0s
succeecfad,,Irl capGUrTng it. In spite O
the tlcc that WARREN Mad obtained
previous pledges trUnn u majority O
The Delegates.
The tall. chat sawed the day WIN
that msld.e by n B. SeLsOEA~ wLI'
showed how Warren had raIss'
n10ney for The 500 rfgEr OF WHY AMI
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28
Warren Wins this Mornings Ball
Game.

The baIB ganne between CruoaSE0n
and WARREN teams this, noruing re-
suEEed i'm u victory for WARREN the
score standing ) to- y
The Lime, up of the two teams was
as follows"
Crookst0n@ CarlsOn- CATCHER
Fisher 3nd base GTDdsrsIesve lst,-
nass- Wager~ srd base MITCHELL, pitt
cher Green. right field Stone.
short stop Carter, left field Seeen-
ersUn, CENTER field y
WARREN EfeaIGi. ind base: Stock
land short stop BengIe,~ LIST, btBse,--
4 Andersou- CATCHER HeaIyr srGi base ;
Lord. right, field Learyr center field :.
SG5hre. left, field MaEtsonp pitcher
CruoksGom to- bat with Carlson up
He struck cut, and Fisher followed
suit. GIIderseeve fOuIed 0ut. to- Ben-
zfe. HeaId to- bat fof Warr&m and got
base. ON balls. reached second ON d
passed BALL and was advanced to
third when StgckIAnd hit the sphere.
S1oclsIand steals ind and Bsnzis gets
base ON bHlBs. Anderson struck out-
and Heald and stockland came ON a
wild Throw to- third and BenaIs
stamped the homs plate for q score
ON a hft by HsaIg-
HealY grasped onto second when
Fisher wasn't looking and then
\ L0rd few out to- center field and
LearT f0uled QUIT.
I'm the second Wager flew QUIT to
Learyr Green Eammed the baII sens
las we'll as Mitchell Stane gets first
Grssn was retired at, second Mitchell
came hozne ON wild throw. Garter
gets first ON hit, steals seeUnd
and them Carlson bats out to- Benzie
SaEhrs went out, ait, first. Marrson
gets tw0-baggerr HeaId strikes out
and SEGcEIand died att nrst-
CroOksE0n went out I'm one. two,
three order Ben11e got u base ON
balls. Anderson and BsnzIe QUIT by a
doubis frunu first, to- seennd. Healy
makes q Init. steals second and makes
4 third ON an error by the pitcher.
/ L0Td struck QUIT.
I Three eiphers were DEALT out. ID
Cro0ksTGfn I'M the fourth ag AIM Leary
took base ON balls and after q hIy
.HH0aE By SaEfsr went TO second on
ERROR MaEtsun flew out and LsarJ
HadVanesd TO EEird on another error
d HeaId makes hit and LearF =e0ses
II Stock Ian1 finds the. baIl. HeaId steal
EETrd and RenzIe flies out.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28

Would 1T not be q good GhlDg 1T
Stephen had d creamery Take a
look at adjoining counties and See,
tine number they bave- The aunouub
OF money brought tor the farmers,
frofm 81 creamery IS something sur-
prisTng- Some Will say we have
NOT enough OF milk COWS to- support
a creamery If the, milE COWS are
counted NANNY would be surprised
aa the number We will take the
TOWN. OF SInn0du an6 from 200 to- 2s5o
COWS are I'm that township aL0ne.-
We believe d creamery I'm Stephen
would be Ii good Investment for
Stephen and the country adjoining
U.S. Talk the matter over wTbh
your neighbors and sssif something
cannot be done
A meeting of farmers merchants
and business MEM will be held In
the village hall of Stephen Tuesday
June 26uh an 8 O'Clock I'm tine after
NOON To decide 1T we Will build q
creamery here Every body come.
Leader
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28

me Prorg1Lm at the drVTng park
began this afternoon with the, eoup-
ling contest Tine officers are, given
elsewhere with this change that
p H. k0nzsn, of HaIlock- Is one of
the timers, and &C Jackson of Thief
River is Judge
The compiling Contest WAS WON by
DENNIS, of Bsnaidiir his time being
l3 3-5 sec. He also made the best
time I'm a single TRIAL making it In
I I-5 sec GiBe of BennIdIi and Bar
rsEte of Crookston were tied for Sc
cond place. rheIr time being Ii 3-5
set The Judges awarded ind and 3rd
money to- uhemp divided equally
The time as given below is the
| total of three trials, each contestant
making ) couplings.
| The SUMMARY of the race, I'm brief,
| is as follows
/ The track is very heavy though lT
had BEEN csragged and ROLLED tfrfs
morning. Tine grand stand wa:
crowded to- its utmost, capaeity- tbs
| afternoon I3S SOME wflaL warIn anG
the refresEment stands did rushfns
business. Apparently everybody hae
"a good thine and enjoyed the after.
noon immensely
Thief River WIS hrse In the. com
test. LeSarge ngaGe the coupling In
IT. secpnds, J0ransorD i'm To- 3-5 Sc.
#cpndss. t7arr MISSED coupling
/ BsmIdiI followed with TWO mem ii
the contest. Dennis niade it, I'M I
l-5 seconds. GIle i'm Ia 3-5 seconds.
/ BIaelzduel- TrIsh8s II seconds
Mclaughlin nnEssed coupling. Horton
II 3-5 seconds, but by reason of NO
having ; fulB uuras ON nozzle wa
penaIIzed = seconds, making his tim
l6 SD secuaois-
/ Red Lake F1IEs. Buse missed cnur
ling
| Crooksron- Harris I33 as-;5, PENALTY
seconds, f0r IBck of 3 full TURNS O
n0zzEe~ making his, thine: Is, 3-5 sea
Barretre "a :}-5 sec. Sunder. nnIsse
coupling
HaILOeEs mo- entry
= / WARREN TaraIserEI~ e. B. Is },
Sec EekBGnd- Is sec Azure I6 >:
S164
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28

DIS a side issue SlG00 to- CELEBRATE the
4th of July and thaE..1fls matter of q
fund for u lire tournament Was not
u very serious undertaking for q city
like #arrsn~ That brought the
votes EhaE, were waverIng towards
Red Lake Falls back to- Warren and
Is the band played Warren WAS nam-
ed as the place for the meeting of
this ysar-
Tine tsamr the band. the delegation
as whole, wurksd hard for Warren
ait BIackiucEr but the SKILL the tact.
the perseverance of f. b Nelson
hrougflt about the VICTORY When
the teams arrived ait, Warren they
were met at the depot and chssred
and congratulated by ALL the citizens
who had had notice of what had &C.
cured
The Warren fine department. was
organized about Is years ago The
chiefs. In the 0rItsr OF their service
have. BEEN H. Bsnns#iEz. Ch4s.
Wo0lsrys Dam Main Harul6 R0Eem.
and A. B. Nelson
MIR Nelson WIS elected I'M 1900
and states that he. EIsBs not been able
to- get 01I agafn. wfliefH shows that
the. fire boys know when they haVe. a
good nlIaE
The membership of the team tflaE
Will taae part fG the contests this
week is rs f0EI0ws. a. d. RaEs1an.
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GrOoAsson, O O o.

CHUoASGUEl- " " VI.
Anderson makes safe, nit. Healv
strikes cunt Lord gets first OH error.
\ ndarson se0ress Leary drives out ii
tWo-bagggeser and after Il fly OUT bE
Sathres and hit by gIauGsun- Lord
and LearE SCORE NaCEson dies ON
thIrf when HeaJy FOULS ot1t.
Crooks50n. Ditto
Marren- Ditto
CnoolSstou, Green gets first ON u
hit and is mIppeet Before BE gets
awaE.
HeaIy gets; first OH safe Init. adj
vaneeGb to- third when Lord got his
base ON eEIor. both steal bases, LearE
strikes; 0t4r~ Sarhre goes Quit ON ii
sacrItzce- HealY scores, MatEsou flies
oR1t Co isIHer On what, WIS declared
to- be the best, CATCH of the ganle.-
AS am 0nB0oker stated lit WAS d
peach. -
Cr0oksr0m still gT0ggy
HeaLd out at first. >t0ckIand hit
for first arGf sWfped second while Ben
z1e took Il promenade to- first. Stock
land went 0gt at Gklfrd and Anderson
quit ON accu4nt of another good pIav
from second to- first.
CrooksEon got n1n Us far as third
i'm the NINTH INNING but that. wa:
their limit amt the: game went te
Warren with score Oft 8 to =.
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B8y Shot.

ETert Anderson u som of Mail
CarrIer Anderson ON Route No t
frOan Argyle WAS shot. and seriously
injured by the. discharge of u - rifle
this afternoon at $50 The famIby
reside about 5 miles eas1a of Argyle
A doctor WAS Immediately summon-
ed by Telephone The boy was ae-
eumpanIed by his little sister when
the accident, happened The injury
may prove fatal
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28

john Bssancon came near having a
fatal accident last Tussday On his
farm In the town of Parker He had
hirehsd his horse to the buggy and
gotten into 1T when the horse started
on a run- MIR Besaneon COULD mot,
get the animal under control He
ran Through three wire fences and
strange TO say did not hurt, hfa self
MIR Bssancon was thrown out, and
received some palnful cuts ON the
hsad and limbs, also spraIns but for
runa1sIy nothing serTogas Stephen
Leader.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28
Low Rates to- Colorado Points.

ON July s1fa to- I45f. the Great Nor
rheru will sell Hrsa-. class round trip
tickets to- Denver. Colorado Springs.
and Pueblo. Cal. as. 1885, s3;2a s;2 for round
trip tsaaI rerarn. limit, "A l4sgsT End.
See local agent for choice Of routes
west Oft. Missouri River sG0p over
privileges etc.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28

f. DahIgren- of ABvarado4 is here
enjoy gIng hInaseBf-
liver Gritnss8d. of NswfoIdsn~ is
here ON business to-day
Postmaster Johnson, of EImbos is
taking In the Sights to-day
Lars Biorsnsss. one off NswfoIdents
prosperous FARMERS, is i'm the city to-
day -..-~
L. NJ Myrbos cashier of the Rank
oft Viking Is taking In the tourna-
msnt-
Albert Dalquisr. the genial nsr-
chant of Middle River, is here seeing
the sights and
Ed Ralst0nr of Cfuokstsn. lis here
taking i'm the tournament and visit
ing his brother, A. ID. RaIston-
Sam Cooke, a former Warrsnire-
NOW an attorney of Thief River !. is
here to- take ln the tournament.
O. g. ValtInsunrs stand is the
largest. neatesE. best, supplied and
best paErunIzGd stand of the t0urna-
memE.
Guy A Aubol- o. S. deputy re-
venue collector. is I'M the city and
viii. take In sonae Oft the races at, the
driving park
Three members Oft THE grand jury
and Thomas BlaelalB were relieved
of some m0usg and VaIuablss efurIng
the might a1 LIndQaEst-s ScandIa
House. They had neglected to- EOea
their doors ON retiring and that gave
/ the sEleaAs free aeesss to their rG0lass
/ One of the mem had retired partly
Hel06hed and the tinieves slit his panri
l to- get ait his pockets
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Bids for ROafwork-

ON MondaY the End day of JuEyr
1SGd4 the tGwn off MeGrsa Will meet
on the south east. CORNER off Sec s.. at
Ig O'Clock A. NJ. at the Burnside.
school house aE. O'Clock p nl-s and
at the south west CORNER off sec q ait
4 O'Clock o. n-. fOr the purpose OF
receiving bids and letting contracts
foE road construction and repairing
Bidders will have an 0qpOrCunitY to
inspect the work to- be, dome hefore
submitting their bids.
By Ordsr0f the TOWN. Board
p j. Holan. ToMn Clerk
TrrmG II Iail6.
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The Glorious 4th Along The
SEQ Line

WIFI be celebrated ln the good old
Way Everyone is going somewhere
at ONE FARE for the round trip
Tfckets..wlI be ON sale July 3rd and
4th good to-rsnurn July 9Th, 1906.
Ask.ths agent.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28

Gfsls- EFsns0n- of the reservation
pioneers OH town of a Agdar. is In the
city This week = He. is SERVING as d
member oft he. grand jury
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28

The creamery Idea seems to be
Gonuag Stephen is NOW agStaufng
the e.s5a sEEnIng OF one I'm Hus terrf-
tory. Let sas guod work go on Ii
Will be the maskIng OF this enunury
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
Where Vanity Was Seedfgi.

A cardinal cause of the effectiveness
of the Rev. Sam Jones, the noted
Georgia revivalist, was the directness
Of his appeal to the hearts of his hear
ers and the simple picturesqueness Of
his illustrations. In the course Of a
sermon on "Vanity" he interrupted
his brilliant discourse by abruptly
turning on the congregation with the
demand,
"Now, if there is one individual
woman here this morning who didh'i
look into the mirror before coming tc
meeting ] want to see her-I want hel
to stand up"
Just one woman arose. She was moi
only distinctly mot pretty" she wa.
decidedly dowdy. The exorter gazed
at her with his earnest eyes.
!'Do you mean to say" he inquired
"that you never even looked at ,
mirror this morning?' She nodded
meekly looking downward. 9f
swell, God bless you, sister," sighet
the evangelist, "bnt it's certainly'a
pity that you didn't"
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
Evangelist J. L. No-vcI.


Dolores was favored the last seven
teen days with the presence of J. l.,
Sorverl, Of Steamboat Springs, Colo
RADIO, who has given part of his time
for the last six years, since his glorious
conversion, to the preaching of the
gospel of Jesus Christ.
Evangelist Norvell has won the
hearts of the people Of Dolores by his
sincere earnestness and brotherly kind
ness. God blessed the work of our
brother far above our most sanguine
expectation, some thirty conversions
a large number of friends assembled at
the depot Wednesday noon to bid our
brother Goodbye" 1t was touching
scene and will not be easily forgotten.
AS the pastor of the NJ. r. church
1 thank Brother Norvell for the sx-
cellent work done. May God bless him
everywhere he goes.
SYLvANUs SCHwERzMANN.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
SALE or SCHOOL LANDS

Notice is hereby given that will selI at
public auction TO the highest responsible.
bidder. on the 5tn day OF June. 1876 at ? y. m.
O'clock at the Office af The State BoHrd OF Land
Commissioners. Capitol building Denver. Colo-
RADIO. the following described lands situated
in MontczlIma County. Colorado, viz;
Part OF Sec. Town. Range Minimum Price
Section per Acre
Dolls. Cts
yalne Of improvements IN tliis land a. ap-
praised by this DE epartment s52J.vD.
Ownersof Improvements W. +. Myers.
Sale Application No. 1883.
holland will bp sold at less than the minimum
price per acre, as given above. The pa reels will
be sold in the above order. and each tract will be
sold as described aboye-be the Same more or
less,
Z Terms of payment shall be as follows viz:
On lands selling for $50 to So per acre. 10 per
cent. OF the purchase money on the day OF sale,
the balance in eighteep equal annual payments
more than s25 por acre and less than SIS per
acre, 20 per cent. cash the day of sale, The
balapce in fourteen equal annual payments at
Z per cent. per arnum. Lands selling for s15
and upwards. 30 per cent. cash. and balance in
seven equal annual payments at per cent.
interest III the purchaser does not own the
improvements. he must pay for the same at
sale: Purchaser will execute bond. provided
in Section 2S, act of JulyNll, 1906. Purchasers
must be citizens of the United States, or persons
who have declared aheir intention of becoming
such.' PurchasefG must pay appraisemcnt and
fees. MARK q. WOODRUFF,
Register State Board of Land Commissioners.
First pub May I. 1906; last May p, 1895.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
THE BIRDS.

1t is surprising to many how lit
tie the people of Colorado, and es-
.pecially the fruit raisers. realize
the great injury done to the state
by the wanton destruction of the
birds. Colorado being a treeless
country the number of birds is con-
sequently less than in other states.
Where a small settler improves his
land by planting trees, while it in
creases his taxes (Which it should
not) it also attracts the birds to
come there and build nests in those
trees. They not only feed on the
different kinds of destructive pests,
but they also make the air melod-
ious by their sweet notes which is
the most entertaining part of living
in the country.
We had very magnanimous
legislature in Colorado; for the last
two terms they extended the time
for killing doves from the first of
August-just the time when these
useful little birds are raising their
second brood Of young-in place of
the 18th of September, as it was
which was bad enough,
We cannot understand why the
valuable little doves should be ex
terminated. A few years ago many
focks could be seen around, but
where are they nova The so-called
sportsmen have put an end to them,
and to the others also-as with per-
mission to kill doves all the other
birds get the same fate. Colorado
is full of women's clubs who dis
cuss many subjects. but we fail to
learn that they do anything to pro-
tect these valuable and useful COM
panions of the people who live in
the country.
There should be law passed to
prevent these so-called sportsmen
from killing doves or singing birds
for number of years. The fruit
raisers and farmers and also the
bee-keepers would derive great
benefit from such a law and they
certainly ought to work tor it,
Mrs. G. S. Semper.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
willing, when you must leave it, to go

willing, when you must leave it, to GO
to n brighter.
Did you ever think that while on
earth there is bright and dark side,
IN heaven both sides are bright? There
will bc know need of looking there for
the good, and the beautiful and the
true; nothing else can be found there.
But IN the pit Of darkness nothing but
dark sides can be found. While saints
and angels are always looking OH the
bright side, lost men and demons see
nothing but the dark. Which are you
imitating?-Forward
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

1t Is always disagreeable when a
mans selfesteem lets itself out In dis
paragement Of others, even when they
are very small men. A frivolous char
acter may take his joke out of Others,
and treat them with every disrespect,
just because he has no respect for HIM
self. He who has learned OH solid
grounds to put some value on himself
seems to have renounced the right of
undertaking. others. And what are
the best of us. that we shonld lift our
selves proudly above our brethren?-
Goethe.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
Look on the Bright Side.

If you would make the most of life's
discomforts look on the bright side.
There is usually something bright in
the greatest misfortune, if we can but
see it. Searching brings it to light.
In this world we will find dark
side to almost everything, and as often
a bright side. Turn from the dark to
the bright. Study that; and somehow
life will appear so full of delight that
you will think this pleasant world to
live in. And you will be all the more
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

In early spring rhubarb comes to us
as delicate reminder of all that
nature has In store for us through the
summer months. From the effects of
somewhat heavy winter diet and a
more sparing use of fruit acids, the
system Graves the fresh tartness which
a saucer of pale green stewed rhubarb
presents. Because of its excessive
acidity, 1t is one Of the fruits which
must undergo cooking and o skilled
housewife can serve it in many ways,
Rhuharb betty is made as follows: Mix
together three cupfuls Of fine, stale
bread crumbs, one cup of sugar, a
pinch of salt, one teaspoonful of mixed
ground spice and one-half cuptul OF
melted butter. Ina baking dish put
alternate layers of crumbs and finely
cut rhuharb, adding more sugar if the
fruit is thought to be very tart. Bake
three-quarters of an hour in hot oven
and serve with sweetened cream.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

In this country we are so engag-
ed in protecting property from
everybody but the trusts that we
are conspicuously less concerned
about the protection of human lives
than other countries. In England
severe laws have reduced the
deaths ON railways to a percentage
far below ours and in France and
Italy the killing Of humble pedes.
trains by automobilists is attended
by such risk to liberty and property
as to appall Americans who take
machines there.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
The Telegraph Blank.

There seemed little hope for the de-
fendant in the breach of promise suit.
The counsel for the plaintiff was read
ing the alleged proposal of marriage.
1t was written Oh n telegraph blank.
Turning to the jury the able attorney
began impressively, "My darling
Marie;-h
"At this juncture up sprang the
counsel for the defendant.
"May it please the COURT" he
interrupted, this document, partly
written and partly printed, cannot, by
the rules of evidence, be offered in part
by plaintiff. Everything on the blank
must be read.n
notwithstanding the protests Of
counsel for the plaintiff that the printed
matter had no relevancy to the case
the fact being that the proposal was
written on q telegraph blank by acci-
dent-the ruling of the court was in
favor of the objection Of the attorney
for the defense. Accordingly the re-
luctant counsel for the plaintiff was
forced to read the following;
"There shall be no liability on ac-
count of this message unless the same
shall be repeated, and then only on
condition that the claim shall be made
within thirty days in writing" Then
after the signature, followed, "Yours
devotedly, Harry" together with this
printed phrase: IN. B. Read carefully
the conditions at the top"
The jury simply had to render a
verdict in favor of the defendant.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

Duging the spring housekeeping inn
projections in woodwork and furniture
make themselves evident and furniture
polish comes in demand. Here are
two excellent home recipes, either OF
which leaves delightfully."- clean sur
face in Its wake. The first is simply
equal parts of kerosene and vinegar,
shaken together in bottle, applied
with soft cloth and wiped off with
another. The second. which is applied
the same way, calls for two tablespoon:
fuls of sweet oil, one tablespoonful OF
vinegar and Q half tablespoonful Of
turpentine.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04
RELIGIOUS.
Look Up.

Look pp.
There is hope in the world for you and
me;
There is joy in thousand things that
be;
There is fruit to gather from every tree;
Look up, my friend, look up!
There's place in the land for you to
fill,
There is work to do with an iron will
The river comes from the tiny rill;
Look up, my friend, look up!
There are bridges to cross, and the way
is long,
But a purpose in life will make you
strong;
Keep e'er on your lips cheerful song;
Look up, my friend, look up!
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

NOTHING could be more express
i've and unequivocal than the state
ment of the Governor General of
Canada that the idea of annexing
Canada to the United States is as
little entertained by Canadians as
the idea of annexing the United
States to Canada is by the citizens
of the United States.
The Dolores star., 1906-05-04

PROPHET DowIE is setting up a
great howl at being thrown out of
Zion but on the inside he must be
congratulating himself that only a
very shrewd man could have fooled
SO many people for so long time.