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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-26

pipe leading from fixture soil house drain
the discharge from fixture All
PROVIDED, however that shall
pipe C) feet
The size of shall
and in shall be less than the following:
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of Christ" Special Easter music by
the quartet and chorus choir
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lowing:

"A vent shall
carried than twelve Q2)
stack both providing twenty (2D
inches of the the of the pipe
whenever
following:
IA" 1-4"p pipe
Three, IA" vents 1 pipe
Two 12" 1
Six 1 Ia" or five IL" three, 2"
Thirteen, a." 1-2" pipe
Eighteen, IA" thirteen
Twentyfour, 14T
Section Of Ordinance No of the City and County OF
Honolulu is hereby amended cad
INSPECTION
duty of the Plumbing Inspector to in
plumbing o.
after final inspection
be properly done
he shall issue the
inspected
found to have been according
The Plumbing shall
building plumbing
ell provisions
been being complied persons, corporations
ha within plumbing
the Plumbing Inspector thereof.
Plumbing keep complete of
permits by
Plumbing
the Board of Supervisors"
days
after the
of Introduction, 9TH A d. 1909
Introduced by r. W. Aylett Supervisor.
Approved day o A D.
J.
1Ots-NIar %, 30 "a, 25 90 IS, 80 &c. 81, Apr. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
BY MAX aALTHAsAR.

SAN FRANCISCO. June g.
Things are popping In tho Jack
Johnson camp Every one has a
crouch. and tho biggest one d hoop.
I'd onto the system OF Manager
George little. who il sore over a
number ot things. and who may
pack up aud trundle back 90 Chi.
cago any day Little and Johnson
have Quarreied. and with Billy No.
Ian IN the offing. II would not b.
surprising n the negro were 20
make a switch IN managers within
a very short time Littlos partlcu.
lar Crouch seems 90 have been in
Bplfed hy JohnBon'a racing car.
I'm Johnson's manager and I'm
boss Of this camp. don't you forget
that" declares Little. empha,ically
II Johnson insists on keeping that
racing car around here I'll blow u
up. Johnson and had our first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
THINGS POPPING .
In JOHNSON CAMP
''Pm Boss of This Camp" Announces George Little
"If Johnson Don't Get Rid of That Racing Car I'll
Blow Ii Up" He Adds-Li'l Arthur Replies.

fail0ut over that car. Tia all right
for him 90 80 chasing around In tho
car after the fight. but Just now the
fight IL the thing"
Johuson'a Crouch IL the result
81 the attack Little made on Sis
Hart. tho ncgro'a Gimiuutive
trainer.
Little must behave or got out Of
camp. says Jack. whose feelings
have been lacerated b. tho receipt
81 numerous threatening letters In
some OF these communications f.
contained tho Information that
Johnson viii be- KILLED II be knocks
ont Ieffries. and Others declare that
harm Will come 10 him II be does
not cease cunsortinR with white
women Hart "a the posaessor 81
peeve number three. the beating
Little gave him having ruffled up
bis feelings as well az his eouute-
nance. Al Ia all. the Johnson camp
10 far from being n dove cote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
SAVING
TIME AND
MONEY

when a difficult piece OF dental
work Is indicated by tho condition
OF the teeth. then the one man.den-
tist-office rs up tree. lie wants
TO tackle the work--needs e. In
fact. and feels sure he can make
good, but II will take him weeks
TO finish Il up and attend TO his
other patients.
Whereas. la a large office. such
as ours, we can put one, two, or as
many experts as necessary on the
work. and as Il is all done on the
premises. We can turn Il out In a
matter Of few days.
So we are time savers.
Then about the money saving.
We do all our own work The
small shops must send theirs out.
Now. you know that n is simply
impossible TO make "a fitting unless
the impression man can follow his
work through the laboratory. In
consequence, when the work comes
back the dentist must make II fit,
whether Il does or motor begin
ali over again.
You can wager he will make u
fIti
Again we are money savers. be.
cause We save you these middle
man profits.
We do our own laboratory work.
and not alone do we save you one
or two profits by so doing. but give
you infinitely better work for
here every man is a specialist
Now. II won't cost you a penny
TO come here and have a talk on
teeth with our examining doctor.
Not a penny. but you viii get in
formation worth dollars TO you, he
sides careful, critical examination
OF your teeth, also free.
We cure pyorrhea alveolar,
commonly known as Riggs disease
Goose teeth.
We give n writer guarantee
with all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
t4o5 Third Az, Corner Union ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

spOk ANE. June 3 The Indians
slipped q cuat 20 whitcwash over
on me Turks yesterday. making the
fourth straight same they have won
from Seattle.
Gus Thompson pitched for thr I'm
vndora. and yielded up eight hits
said hits plus three boots slFlng
the Redmen their five tallies
Spokane made two la tbc acc-
ond and two in the fourth. the runs
IN both cases coming in on hits and
serious errors Bennett being thc
guilty party iu the fret caso and
Akin the fall guy in tho second.
RyNn opened up ln the box tor
Spokane. but after the Turks picked
four wnuops in the first four in-
nlnEs. Harry ostdigk fearing th1G
his lead was rot enough Oh hold the
Turks safe. hauled Ryan out re-
placing him by Baker The change
seemed "a b. the right dope. for
Baker only allowed two binsies IN
the remaining six innings
While Seattle gathered in six hitR
they could not bunch enough of
them 10 hriug in a run. and were
forced 60 leave the ficld with a
large goose egE staring them 4u tho
face Tor their end of the score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

partner 81 Glenn Curiisa The
Wright patent depends upon the
Wrapping wings as means Tor
holding equilibrium
This newest machine deslEned 90
conquer the air has SERIES ~ fins
overhead. by means - which li 10
kept from tipping IL "a This fact
that IL intended % avoid the Wright
monopoly
thing. Mr.. Burgess says and are
NOT used on any other machine
expect they wiil correct many ~ the
present evils % flying Wo will
make straight flights az first not
attempting any turns until later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

Tho curves ARE different from the
Herring CurtlaH machine. aud tho
angles ~ the wings sleeper which
viii atluw the machine Ga ri#t easter
q sill iift going az th~ rate ~ &c
miles au hour. Other machines Viii
mot riHe unarr 81 miles an hour The
wings arc ~ strong ailh treated
with rolluioid. and are air ard gas
tight
The fins are arranged on TOP ~
The Framework. four near TIE crntgf
and tNo on rarh end. Tnny are
nha ped like a lex % mutton sail and
aFo believed % be q great Improve
meut over uii other devices a. pre-
vent tipping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

Another distinctive feature ts the
use ~ ski8s or fuubefH. instead ~
heels. Cor making "a rise into the
air from thr grpund There are
three az these. shaped ilar skffH. and
they have steel shoes ikc sled
THE machine complete weighs sos
pounds. and iH hult ~ lamiuated
spruce 10 go lG fert 8 lughra wite
and - feet long The control e. hy
the right hand and right foot. and
steering ~ dnnr hf horizontal
wheel utth ghr left hand ~ has
fauf- efg Under IS horsepower engine.
capable ~ developing 80 horsepower
The radiator u an especially light
We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
CAN'T Prevent Big BOUT
BUT They MAY STOP 1T

torminc whether Il IL n priEcflght
or a sparrinR exhibition. and whoth-
er he r. warranted In interfering
with the bout
White also said that he was fran
Ing a letter 10 Fickert. calling the
district attorneys attention To the
fact that william O. King. q Prize
fighter, had been convicted ~ f'rcs-
no Of granddaughter. following the
death OF A. o Rossell his Exponent
IN the ring. Rosseii died u d frao-
tured skull when no was floorsd By
a blow Of Kings fist.
White said that the circumstance
we're similar to tho killing 81 Tom
my Mccarthy by owen Moran. re-
Gently. and that California 1ae was
tho same governing both affairs
White added that IN his opluion the
district attorney should have taken
action following the perfnnrlory
verdict ~ tho eoroner's jury Ia the
Moran case. W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
PITCHERS BATTLE
WON BY CHINAULT

VANCOUVER. n G.. June 2-The
fans SAW q fast ard clever game
% bail here yesterday. the pitching
battle engaged in BY Anuia and
Chinauit lending class 60 tho 0cca-
sion. tho Beavers winning hy 90 /.
Annla was tflfia wild bat
pitched a wonderful game. losing
out hy walking three men ia the
first inning said paassa plus an
error IS Coiemaa giving Vancouver
their two scores After this lapse
the Tacoma twirlsr settled down
and worked like a trooper. holding
tho hard hitting Beavers helpless
Tho mischief done la the first apasm
was fatal 20 Tacoma. however. a.
tha best they could make in tho nine
innings of Chlnault was ono run
and tan Hffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
DIAMOND GLINTS

Mig Perrine. former Mud Hen. has
been signed by Oklahoma city in
tho Texas league.
Gus Dundon. former white Sox. II
playing a sensational fielding game
FOR Galveston. In tho Texas League,
but his hitting has been very light
Charley Pruiett has been released
by New Orleans, failure 10 get into
condition.
Arthur J. Evors says tho addition
of Richie and Mcintyre 70 the
Cubs pitching staff makes the Cubs
tho beat IA tho National.
tho doctors and got back into the
game May l5. The Cubs won. and
Chances batting was the feature.
Larry Pape. pitcher. has been re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

leased by the Boston Red soy 10
Brookton, In the Now England
league.
American association players say
tho Kansas City grounds would be
a disgrace 20 the smallest bush
league Ia the country.
big chief Bender is the mninstay
Of Connie Mack again this year. The
Indian pitcher has won six straight
games up 10 May IS,
La1oio f. tho only ono OF the Nap
regulars who Is hitting the ball. and
tho big Frcnchman continues at the
top OF the heap In tho American.
Lee Garvln has been deposed as
manager OF the MuskoRoo toam In
the Western association. and win
return TO Shreveport In the Toxins
league.
RumOrs that Patsy Donovan b 10
be deposed as manager of tho Boa-
ton Red Sox are denied by John I.
Taylor, Jr. owner Of the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
fnr United rfr.sl

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 7.--That
the Jsffsies- johnson tight probably
cannot DO prevented but that u may
BIO stopped. was the statement to-
day 81 Attorney J, r. white of the
church federation here White an
nounced today that an executive
meeting % the federation viii be
held either tonight or tomorrow
night 70 determine what action the
organization shall take following tho
granting Of the July I fight permit
90 the Broadway Athletic club. yes
tsrday afternoon. By the board OF
supervisors.
This permit viii be turned over
by Jim Griffin. Of the club. to Tox
Richard and Jack Gleason. promot-
ers % the Jeffrios- johnson fight
Whitos statement r. regarded as
significant. Ia view OF the statement
OF District Attorney Fickert that he
must see the fight before he can de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

CHICAGO. June frank Gotch,
following the example set by James
J. Joffues six years aEo Is today
the retired undefcated heavyweight
champion wrestler ~ the world. He
has announced that his match with
Zbya1ko. the Pole. IL his laAt. and
that be has retired from the wrest-
Ing game forever
= am 3s years ~ age. and IL win
be the simple fife for me hereafter. 4"
Gotch declared today Too many
wreKfisrs have waited too long be-
fore they retired. / intend 20 avoid
that mistake
4 wlii leave for Rowardennan At
once. where ! viii help Jeffries train.
and then | viii retire 90 my farm
near Humboldt. Iowa"
Commenting on last nights match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
Inventors of This AeropIane Hope to
Smash Speed Records With Ii

MARnLEitEAp. Mass. June &c.
An ncroplauo which IL expected 20
break all speed records. and which
has, the inventors claim, very Of
fcctuaily cvaded tho Wright patents.
has Just been completed hero by w
Starring burgess. millionaire yacht
designer. aud A ~ Herring. former
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
POOL SHARK WILL
SHOW HIS SKILL

Harry Har, % New York viii ap-
pear IN match game Of pool to-
night az tho American Cafe billiard
pariorH. tQs Pike 81 Hart has de-
feated De ORC. Ely. Keogh and
Hcurtin After the match Hart will
give an exhibition Of fancy shooting.
No admission charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
DIV" ssa M THE WORLD OF SPORT


IA LONDON. June 2 Lord
4 Roaebcrry'a Neil Cow finished
4 IN the uck In the Derby AZ
tor acting badly al the post
and delaying the race is min :
uteu. aud spelling dozen
4 attempts ~ start the field :
a Sell Cow aulkcd along. and 4
lost al chance before the race .
was half over
n Dillon on Lembefg ouirode .
. Tompleman on Greeuback. al 4
4 though GrcenbHck ran aeuHa-
4 tionnliy. and caused Lcmbcrg =
4 TO strain 10 wln BY a neck 4
O'Mallcy was third BY two 4
4 lengths
. Tho post odds were: Lem. =
4 borg. 2 10 Grceuback. 100 10 \
y 50. o'MAlley 100 20 g.
4 Lemberg'g time Of 2t3l IS 4
4 establishes a new derby record. =
4 Col Roosevelt ola not ap.
= pear as a spectator.
a = 4 = 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
sTANIsLAus zeYszKo

he said:
The first fair came "A l y,s,..
a. The second fall was IL smfa
bout az ! ever experiezesa"
The champion twice ssfrs !
Pole 20 the mat in 90 minuim y
first fan was IN GU seeonak =
second bout was longer. hst a
Goich managed 70 get Inc hak l
WAS after he had little 6fflssliy /
forcing his giant onto the nat
II Is no disgrace 10 be hea.x I
Gotch. said Zbyszk0 toby. -Hss
q cyclone. make no prs.ss
arm going back 20 Poland n b
first boat tina, sails from ssv tn
Gotch rcaped a little harTss tn
the match last night He sxz5st
$4,000 as his share q TIE nsVt
and win get the lions share 1 .
moving pictures The Ps's ~
g.. 900 as his share a. the rszla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

Summary Three base hif-c11MsY
Lst on bAsss-sesttis II spakhne
Basea on balls -off Thompaan a. orr
Ryan 2 or Hakar = Etruek aus rs
TNornpsun hF Hakrr fftE~uff
Ryan, In Ia innings 4 on ttaksr lu
"a inninxs. sacrifice hits-- Hay.
mend, Weed ostaiHN stolen bases
Cartwright upahie play--Akin 10
Raymond 70 PenninEtan ErHplre--
Frary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
FRANKLIN CLUB is
AFTER RAVENSDALE

The following officers OF the In
ternatinnai SportHman's club OF
Franklin. wash. were elected az a
'ccent meeting: President. Chas W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Detroit
Detroit Philadelphia game was
postponed rain
At Cleveland.
Cleveland Washington Enmo post
nnnrl. rnln-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

podn Brinker r. finishing up his
law work AZ the university and VIII
Spokane Monday morning nodeH
arm has gotten back into shape
again. and be will De- ready 90 step
into tho box should Brown need him.
Tho chances are. however that he
tStl be used regularly in left field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

Summary Tap hAss hlt~ iinEknafisla
Sacrifice hits Not. Rurrnar. fifeea
4toivn basaH uassrY EaeFuaY Mrsau.
Etrnib Struck cat ~ ChiuRuit a ~
Aunfs Haaes on haiis@uN shinaulf
= off Annts u1uhir plaVa-gagfuu ga
Jones Left on bases aceuaa a. Var
rauvsr rims-i 90 urupirs-~W Fiaht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
COAST LEAGUE


Y IT p
Sacramento ..............4a o
Portland ........+...t..--.s 10 ,
Batteries NourHa and spienmhn.
acaton. Steon and Fisher Umpire
Val HAitrcn.
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n. ". Y
81 Louis ..............l0 u /
Philadelphia ........... ? ]
Batteries Corridor and Phelps
McQuillen and Moran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
etandInn d the LOO.
A. Boston

Batteries Overall. Richie and
kiing. Brown Ferguson and era
BAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

Morris. vice president. Msnfws !
Morris. secretary. W. B Norik u
treasurer. w. NJ. Scott
The club was organized 80
time ago. and its mission i . r
together a bunch q talent -; 9
take the Rayeusdale aRsaissr ~
ers into camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

Raaty Wright has reud on with
Rob Brown ever since Tacoma
PLAYED Vancouver in Scattla Ruaty
handed out some particularly rotten
decision. even FOR him and Bob
didn't like C. The other day IA
Tacoma Wright chased Bob off the
field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
INDIANS WIN WITH
WHTTEWASH TO SPARE
Make II Four Straight by Sad Score of to Gus
Thompson Easy Pickngs for Redmen - CAPtiou'
Os,diek Takes No Chances When RyNn's Foot Slips.

got three hits IN the game at spo
knna yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
Hair HeIp

There's q big difference between long
seed and long-headed people. Long
'soed people hesitate. doubt, grow
salder every day. Long-headed people
,iop their falling hair with Ayers
Hair vigor.
Does not Color the Hair
Dociop taoso ne bs,i treatment for n,
hair Wat doc, Doar doctor sav abou.
~" LEVEL. Mass
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PASSED BALLS

cartwrlght stole three base. ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

Dance al Dreamland ioulgst
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-10-21
Called by the Chamber of
Commerce of Wibaux
Further Organization Effected
Committees Appointed
Means Discussed.

The mass meeting called by the
Chamber Of Commerce of WibauX
for Tuesday evening met iu the op-
era house. The meeting was call
ed to order by I, ]. Bushell the
chairman; who formally announced
the purpose Of the convention, at
ter which he called upon several
of the prominent citizens and agi-
tators Of the question Of the Coun-
ty division.
References were made to the fact
that the territory contiguous to
and conveniently accessible to the
city of Wibaux was one of the main
reasons why action in this matter
should be taken, that the topo-
graphy more than the mere geo
graphical lines were the outstand-
ing argument in it's favor
It was indisputabiy demonstrated
that down in Custer county, with
in the territory proposed to be in
cluded in the said new county OF
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-10-21

Learn wireless < r. r. Telegraphy I!
Shortage of fully 10000 Operators
on account of S-hour law and ex-
tensive wireless" developments.
We operate under direct supervis-
ion of Telegraph Officials and pos
itiyely place all students, when
qualified. Write for catalogue.
Natl. Telegraph Inst, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia, Memphis, St. Paul,
Mimi. Enid, Okla. Columbia, s.
c., Hortland, Ore.
The undersigned wish to give
notice to the farmers that here
after their elevators will be close,
on Sundays.
Signed, j. c. Kinney Elev- Co.,
Farmers Elev. Co., Wibaux Elev
Co.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-10-21

that many wrong would be toll
Grated rather than 60 to the ex-
pense entailed by distance, of TAX
ing witnesses ETC., to the county
seat for civil actions.
1t was also shown that the pres
ent county Of Dawson, outside the
city Of Glendive, is not greater in
population than the newly propos-
ed county Of Wibaux, and that the
amount of taxable property accord
ing to valuation is not greater in
the whole of Dawson county than
would be included in the newly
proposed county.
Resolutions were adopted rati-
tying and making permanent the
officers duly elected at previous
meeting Of the Chamber of Com
merce. The following committees
were appointed: Chairman I. j.
Bushell; Secretary: E. F. Fisher;
Treasurer: Roy Chappell; Finance.
Committee: AL Davis, Paul Fish
er, Roy Chappell.
Executive Committee; 7. J.
Bushell, w. H. Rucker, AL DAY.
is, E. E. Jordan, r. G. Chappell,
ii. X. Schuster. j. G. Kinney, W.
A. Orgain, E. F. Fisher, B. Par
sons, 5. B. Chappell, w. H. North
l.. G. Faltermeyer.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-10-21
Addresses the Citizens
Upon Political Issues
Republicanism and Stalwartism
Vigorously Denounced.
Carterism Arraigned

support OF his contention he cited
the great battle in the House anu
Senate over the Tariff Revision.
showing how the Insurgent Re
publicans We're strenously opposed
to the schedules that were adopted
under tie dictation of Senator AL
drich, and his plant tool Senator
Thos. H. Carter of Montana. The
speaker showed conclusivly that
the senior Senator of Montana vot-
ed to raise the Tariff on iron ore.
cotton goods, farm machinery, and
crude petroleum, commodities that
effect the voters Of this state to an
interesting degree when there was
absolutely no necessity for it. He
then referred to the adoption of a
Corporation Tax Bill, which was q
substitute for the defeat of the In
come Tax Bill, and in the consid
Grafton Of this question he demon
strated that Senators Aidrich and
Carter were the moving spirits in
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-10-21

and that without even raising the
assesse valuati on there were acc
ruing from these lands about $50,
600 Of taxes per year which would
be more than adequate to run the
machinery and make Improvements
as may be reasonably demanded.
The various speakers witnessed
the fact that for the administration
of county affairs, this division was
necessary and demanded, in that
the remotest citizens of these coun-
ties at the present time were COM
PEELED to travel 80 miles to the
county seat, that for civil and legal
purposes snch as the subj oening
of witnesses and the empaneling OF
juries from these remote sections
it was necessary. 1t was stated
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-10-21
my Wlibat1x County Farm

ar from the maddening crowd my WIBAUx COUNTY farm
Whose teeming fields bring daily bread;
A home-like owly dwelling, cleanly snug and warm,
With broad blue prairie skies hung overhead
We are not burdened with the msers hoard of gold
No costly furniture stands in way
Bnt we can keep away the wolf of want and cold
Can keep from owing debts we cannot pay
Our table with the staff of life is daily spread
With blazing welcome strs the evening fire;
The bowling blizzard may be raging DER our head
Safe is shelter though the strife be dire
Our farm is titled, what though our home is small
And we only offer simple fare!
AS long can know friends though great or small
Are true as gold, why need we longer care?
We have our cares, and sorrows all mortas do
Some difficulties that we bravely meet
We have chores and tasks with which we grappe tre
But then, we have joys so pure and sweet.
Think you that such life too even in it's flow?
Too SILENT calm, or barren of events?
Its simple ways too still? | do not knows
think he conquers all who wins content
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-10-21

tor be it said, he voted for this
bill as amended.
The Honorable Gentleman then
urged the voters of Dawson Coun-
ty to support DR.. Donahue, who
would go to the Legislature and
help elect United States Senator
who would rather do the will of
the people than the bidding Of the
Corporations.