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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-13
Gossip Of the Racetrack

Jockey d. Mccarthy. accompanied by his con
tract employer, ". H. Mosby. reached San Fran
war sffII En- y sling as the result Of the broken
collar bone sustained by his fail from Giles,
and III viii be AZ least two weeks before he viii
be- I'D condition 20 resume riding Inc boy can
DO about 81 pounds and ;. 4. Hdreth has been
given first call on his services for the winter
The program book Tor the second week Of rae
ing AZ Emeryvllle made its appearance yester-
day Ut provides for the following features:
ruesdsy-Clay handicap, 5000, i've furlongs'
"Wednesday -Pritchsrd handicap. $1,000, mile
and sixteenth az ages ..,,. s-oo 80, ,,-
Thursday -scoggan handicap 500 seven iuF-
FriaaEETodd handicap. 5000 six furlongs. for
ss1ar i-'s Burk handicap $1,000. mile ana an
eigbfh 3 year olds and upward: Swigert hsndi-
cap. 5000 six furiongs' al ages
Nominators Tor the California Futurity o.
1909 5000 added Tor foals Of 1907 which
closed last winter. are reminded that the con
dirions Of the event provide for forfeit or 80
unless declara tiOns are made by December !.
1905. p hling prior 70 December J, ls0s' , an
accepted transfer Of engagement. accompanied
with an forfeits to date. the original subscriber
WIN be released from further reliability
No+ice has been posted Al EmeryvIIle that en-
tries Tor tie > year odd races that viii begin
January J. 1868. viii be accepted only after
proof Of names ALLOW "a by the registration on,
rcau ~ the jockey club has been subnitteo' ano
upon approval Of schooling by the starter
Rock Maker Joe Rose was arrival from the
cast wednesday night and promptly put In an
sDnearaucc at Emeryville yesterday he won a
number 81 Waeers during the day. including 3
liz one on Fireban. He probably viii cut in
Win book tomorrow. Rose spent the summer
in Europe.
Il hafe 10 beat California. but this IS case
where Missouri has 81 on the Golden state
p-raev Sf.hrellJer NhOoped when Tony Faust
frank FlIttner aud Deutschland finished One-two-
flIroe fn the Dickey handicap AZ EmeryFille yes
terdav. Schrelber bred al three OF these horses
81 bis Woodlands farm near ST. Louis. and two
~ fhrm-D Deutschland and Frank FlittneT-were
ont of the same dam, Derfargilis. Schneider
effH retains half interest IN Tony Faust. which
explains the necessity for the coupling 81 that
horse with Deutschland 10 the betting.
William Cerst wired Secretary Treat yesterday
afaf his horses VIII not leave Latonia FOR En-
erTriHe until next Monday
Joe Harlan. Barney Schreiber and Ed Soule
we're among the biggest losers 80 the Emeryville
ring yesterday. Harlan dropped $1,000. schreiber
$3.50 and soule 81 600.
Starter Dvrer has established schooling list
fhus early Ia the season. Emma g. Bishop w
Meddling Hannah. Captain John and The Mist
are the horses comprising Il mp 70 date Starter
DIVER has also made order which Viii permit
81 Francis and The Mist 10 start only once
week during the season on account OF unruliness
81 the barrier.
e~arRs W Lanraon. formerly noted FOR his
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lent asset for Saturdays game and
they will give stability to the rest of
the team.
without a doubt the blue and gold
team will put up remarkable game
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LATONIA RESULTS

CINCINNATI, Nov. 12.-Latonia re-
suits:
First race. five and half MISUNDERSTANDING
II won, Enfield second. Green Bridge third.
Time. 1:I2.
Second race. six furlongs-Bucket Brigade
I:1S
Third race. six furlongs-Lady Vie won Or
lando second. Gilyedear third. Time. l:l7 So.
Fourth race. six ACKNOWLEDGMENT won
Marse Abe second. Crystal Maid third. Time,
I:16 80.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs-Iens
won, Please second, Sainposal third. Time,
1:l1.
Sixth race, mile and 30 yards-Katie Powers
won. Lille Turner second, Bonebrake third
Time 81 SO.
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Off
Jockey Shilling Is Suspended for
Tossing Off Race Virtually Won
By J. r. Jeffrey

Jockey H. Shilling rider spoiled what other
actually throwing Captain Kennedy Ifn horse SmfeTea
him the closing strides Of contest that the boy seemingly
out 70 the finish accordance with the rules OF racing nlg was su
aae and the boy will be unable again ride until next THURSDAY Sh
iHgs suspension will be seriously felt by { IidFeth who has
second call on the boy and VINO can eq dTsl TsS
ling had YESTERDAY and Captain Kennedy was the only one OF
kd shilling brilliant form be regretted that
weighing Shilling apparently abored under the impression that he
the crowd There the slightest for believing that the defeat
@ . @ but bs % 5a.d nasn s bi qs The n
@ & asd b Unoa t Gi H are 9n s Of T the p oaeh n1
WINNERS AT SHORT ODDS
very a5 ~sne was nsae up 9H 5 o n4Tes f
The card As was 10 have been expected from such results the books we're
ra hit and the public took large sum OF money out OF the ring an
% was only ayote that suffered defeat and her showing fell Tar
similar outcome with the distance OF the supposedly to her
% ana Less his The change from Jockey Walsh to JOCKEY Shilling
& - bi fId f tt ' ff s ne Id him e inse Fa" we'll
into The stretch then tired and lost the place to the well played outside
when She started make her through the stretch Logi9
distance been ae probably would She
THE DIcKEY HANDICAP
s af F and 595sf ' hG5:fs all sfs s
entry rank tner and Tom Hayward lhe entry opened at to but
hem d @ books hd none Of bost e m Faust esoped in an
m % R e oks gh ana bi@ WAS wTfGneq b naeon
@ Russell had the colt pooSefed almost ali the ay Duand and
frs be
the charmed circle the
HILDRETHS FORCE FAVORITE
made l to in he old
failed should
80 chance with which Jockey Upton off poorly
Forces
odds the would
bad fright But having been off the early
probably
made the
lc
ANNA WINS OPENING
Nay opening
May Amelia the closing
of
speed while Mabel Hollander
CAPTAIN KENNEDY BEATEN
Kennedy breezed along OF his field in the fifth and
lead lengths looked
Jockey Shilling failing observe the fast Billy Pullman began
Before could realize
nedy Billy of company
and Jockey per
The
he when Wesley, to
Billy Watkins. heavily played
stages faded the stretch
Firebal Ooudigt had raced together like
Firebal
stretch make
Of a
him frond d we'll he otherwise
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On Eve Of Big Game Both California
and Stanford are Confident
By William Unn1ack

The California varsity strong aggregation and the final
great the coaches The has given
satisfaction student body and the general public
we'll There many of almost equal caber that
a hard task for the coaches segregate them
known has the full support of the
student body.
of the freshmen every
has his place by hard work and close attention
game Watts Harris and Elliot the three and they
Elliot captain of the baby Stan
ford inclusion the varsity improved
Bancott Budleman Freeman, Sorenson, Dwg
gins Cert Captain all of years
Their knowledge OF the laws Of the game will be excel
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DO You Want 95.OOf
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
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Yesterdays Winners

plunging proelivlties. and Harry McKennn an
otherd well known turtle. were among yester-
Gays arrivals from the east
Tom McCreery- who is making Jockey Walter
Miler's engagements. trained Aeronaut and other
well known horses for the Johnsousstable on the
New York turf some seasons ego.
II was incorrectly stated yesterday that the
American record broken by Royal Tourist was
held by Glassful and Israelte The fact that
Green Seal ran mile and sixteenth In ! "A 2-5
al Seattle IN September last was overlooked.
sam Hildreth had banner day winning two
races and cashing every bet that be made His
biggest wager WAS $1,000 his entry ia the
handicap.
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TROrTING RACES IN FAVOR

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-With horse
racing relegated somewhat to the
background with the ban on betting,
Indications are that trotting meetings
are to receive more attention in the fu-
ture. This was indicated at a move
ment just inaugurated in New York TO
form an international horse show as
ISOLATION. which, while it will further
the interest OF horse shows throughout
the country. Will also serve to stimu-
late trOtting. A committee of five was
selected to draft bylaws and to further
perfect the arrangements and to SUBJ
nit the results of their labors TO the
various organizations throughout the
country.
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BROOkLINE, Mass, Nov. 12.-Har-
ward defeated Yale In the second an
nual dual cross country meet over a
six mile course by the score of so to %.
Herbert Jacques Jr. of Harvard led the
field after the first two miles and won
over Lightner Of Yale by a great mar
gin jacques time was So minutes 80
seconds. The running of Villas of ale
who was picked TO win the event. was
disappointing. as he finished seventh.
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INVITE WHITE SOx TEAM

RENO. New. Nov. 12.=HarIey John
son of the local baseball nine today
wrote an acceptance to the proposition
OF Manager Charles COmiskey OF Chi
cago 10 have the White. Sox team play
here on its way to California next
spring.
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FOR MEN ONLY

Admission Free What can be seen a.. ~.
GALLERY OF SCIENTIFIC WONDERS, 7ss
Market ST.. san Francisco Cal Wonders 81
Pathology. Wonders OF OsteOlOgy Wonders ~
the Digestive Organs. Study the origin ami
development OF the human race from the cradls
10 the grave. See the freaks Ok nature TIE
curiosities and monstrosities ADMISSION n FR
Gallery OF Scientific Wonders. las Makes -
San Francisco. Cal
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Joe Harlan. Barney Schrelher and Ed Soule
were among the biggest losers 10 the Emeryyille
ring yesterday. Harlan dropped $1,000. Schneider
g. SEQ and Soule 81 600.
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NOCES D'ARGENT

% grand nombre d'amis de NJ.
ct Nine J. Faubert Sc sont unis la
semaine derniere ct leur ont mena-
g6 un tres agreeable soiree 3 l'occa-
sion DIN Zoe anniversalre de leur
marriage.
Apres avoir fat Eruption dams
leur demeure, Nine G.. Corrlveau,
Ieur ~p.6senta au nom de leurs
amis plusieurs riches cadeaux &C.
compagD6s des meilleurs v@ux.
Quolque ne s'attendant MULE
ment q ce temoignage d'estime, NJ.
ct Nine Faubert surent faire face
q la situation par leur appreciation
ct coherent leur demeure avec gra-
ce aux joyeux envahisseurs.
lis passerent une tres agreeable
soiree au jeu de cartes ct au chant.
Les prlx du jeu de cartes furent
gagn6s par Mines N. Rousseau ct
j. Faubert, ct NM. Alfred Therein
ct thinner.
Durant la so1r6e I'm grand SOU
per fut servi.
LIE joyeux groupe ne sc s6para
que le lendemain matin de bonnie
hanrp-
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U. s. G. F.
Condolences

A la derni4re seance r5guli6re
du Cercle Ste Aune Branche No
% de 70. s. G. F. les resolutions
de condolences sulvant5s ont etc
adopt6es.
Attendu; Que Die don't les de-
crets sont imp6n6trables a enlev6
3 yafsctlon de chacune des S@urs
Amanda Lemieux ct j alia Dargis
IN enfant bien-aim6, q S@ur Em-
ma paquette IN petit frere afec-
tonne, ct aux S@urs Page ct Quin-
tai IN petit fills ct ne7eu, il a e.6
R6solu: Que tous les membres
du Cercle Ste Anne offrent d ces
Seurs afaigees leurs plus sinceres
sympathies dams leurs %cruelles
6preuves ct de plus
R6soIu: Qu'une copie de ces re-
solutions soft enyoy6a a chacune
de ces soeurs ct une q r"ECHO DE
pOUEsT' pour publication.
Anastasie Page
Secr6taire
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Mort dun Pionnier

M. Jean Lem1re, de Grange,
Wis, est decide a ga residence lie
l6 JUN a l'age de rs ans.
M. Lemlre 6tait fun des plus
respect6s ct des plus anciens resi-
dents du comt6 de Polk syant prls
I'm homestead en- 1869. Ii laisse
pour lie pleurer une spouse ct IL
enfants, 81 petits- enfants ct % ar
rlere petits : enfants ainsi qu'un
grand nombre d'amis.
M. Lemire a c6l6br6 ses noces
dor lie 10 septembre %auxquelles as
sistsient so personnes.
II 6tait lie pere de Nine Phllias
BONN de cette vile.
Nous ofrons nos condolences 3
Ia famille eploree.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26

Les restes mortels de Arthur
Albert; fills de M. ct Nine G6deon
Darg1s, ont etc port6s en- terre
vendredi dernier par quatre jeunes
garcons: Frederic Carrignan, Ar.
thur Lap;erre, Eugene Belangef,
ct Floyd Dulac. DE nombreux tri-
butts foraux t6moignerent dams
quel estime sont tenus les parents
6plores.
M. ct Nine Dargis nous prient
de remercler en- leur nom leurs
nombreux amis qui leur ont ofert
leur eympathie q l%'occasion de
leur deuil.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26

Apr6s % ans de service dams lie
a6partement du feu, NJ. David La
GAGE a prls sa ~retraite ct a ouvert
une boutique de cordonnier au No
8 2e rue s. E.
C'est lie meter que notre compa-
triote exercait avant d'entrer gu
service de la vile ct quill a tou-
jours continue de pratiquer au be-
n9fce de ses confrAres ct amis.
Les notres sont prizes de lui ren-
Dire visite.
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ECHO DE L'OUEST
Les Canadlens de Wild Rice.
N, D.

M. Antoine Chouinard nous est
revenu mardi matin de Wild Rice,
n. D. Oh il 6tait allie chercher ses
deux jeunes demoiselles qui ont
suivi les cours du convent ST Jo-
seph de Get endroit. L'afnee, Caro-
line a fait So Premiere Communion
dimanche, en- compagnie de % de
ses compsgnes ct Jeunes compa-
gnons.
M. Chouinard nous a parIe avec
enthousiasme dee Canadiens de
Wild Rice, qui ont l'avantage q
p%lusieurs points de vue sur nos
compatrlotes de Minneapolis.
LIE convent St.Joseph est sous
la direction des seurs de Ia Vista
ton recemment arrives de Fran
ce, munles des meilleurs diplomeo
pour l'enseignement du francais
ainsl que de l'anglais. Notre Ian
que y est enseign6e dams toute So
purete par des methodes modernes
ct pratioues.
Lundl dernier on celebrate a
Wild Rice la fete St-Jean-B aptlste
par une grand messe chant6e par
lie r. P. Dr1scoll, secretaire de
Mgr Stanley. LIE sermon de cir
constance a etc prononc6 par le r.
P. J. A. Lalande, cure de la parois-
So. LIE r. P. Lemieux cure de Far
90, qui est arrive r6cemment dun
voyage autour du monde 6talt au
sanctuaire.
Dams l'apres-midi un grand pi-
que-nique cut lieu auquel fut pro-
nonc6 un tres grand nombre de
discou1s.
La fete Rationale await etc avan-
Gee au lundi d cause DIES primaries
qu1 tombaient le 81 dams lie Dako-
ia Nord.
Wild Rice compile une ceutaine
de families Condolences qui CON-
posent la paroisse st Benoit. Une
Cour de Forestiers Catalogues y
Heurlt.
Enfn notre compatriote est des
plus satisfait de son seJour q Wild
Rice ct Sc promet bien d'y rem
voyer ses enfants l'automne pro-
chain. II ne tarit pas d'eloges sur
lie convent ct sur l'hospitalit6 toute
franchise don't il a etc lobjet du-
rant sa courte vislte.
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EFT lie me porte te1lement bien maintenant, je
suis tellenent debarrasse de ces horrlbles maux
d'estomac quill me semble que je mai jamais etc
malade.
dependant TAI terrib1ement souffert ct je ne
puts penser, sans fre1nlr, aux tongues NUTS sans SOM
neil, aux p%enibles journees que j'ai passes.
&c n'etait pas TN NAL d'estomac ordinaire que
i'avais. Cest bien simple, je ne pouvais rien dige-
rer, lie maigrissais ct il m'etait impossible de rien
faire.
Lies pre1nieres bottles de Pi1u1es Moro mont
remonte Testomac; al commence a pouvoir dige-
rer un peu, alors 1appetit est revenu, ct avec Tape
tit, Ia sante.
"Maintenant, je suis parfaitement bien, je
mango tout &c que ]e veux, ct Je pr1s d1gerer him.
porte quot. Tout celia grace aux Pilules Moro.
"Vous pouvez penser que je serais I'm ingrat de
ne pas vous en- remercier. Votre devoue, DESIRE
TURCOTTE. 70 Spring St., Willimantic, Conn"
ST Texemple de NJ. Desire Turcotte @tait suivi
par tous les hommes ma1ades, partlcullerement
par ceux qui soufrent de faiblesse, de dyspepsia ct
de maux d'estomac, combien plus rares s~eraient ces
gems a Ia figure triste, a la mine chancelante; COM
bien de pauvres ouvriers econquerraient lie courage
ct la vigueur qui les abandonment.
Les Pilules Moro font des hommes forts ct cou-
rageux. Files sont lie garant dune bonnie consti-
tuition, &c qui assure touiours lie bien-etre, la joie ct
lie bonheur. ST vous etes fable on malade, que1
que soft votre age, prenez les Pllules Moro, elles
vous rendront la sante.
Consultations %gratuites par les M@decins de la
Compagnie Medicale Moro, au No 272, rue Saint
Denis, Montreal, tous les jours, excepte lie diman-
che. ST vous demeurez trop loin, hernandez TN
blanc de questions.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi
par la poste, soft au Canada Oh aux Etats- Unis, sur
reception du prix, SOC une boite, $2.5 80 six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees: COM
PAGNIE MEDICALE MORO, 272, rue St-Denis,
Montreal.
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Au Metropolitan

dorothy Vernon of Haddon
Hall'', un r6cit historique 6mou-
want, IN roman qui s'est d6roul6
au temps de la refine Elizabeth,
6manant de la plume de Charles
Major, I%auteur de "When Knight
hood was in Flower, sera pr6sen-
t6 au Theatre Metropolitan la Sc
maine prochaine par la Troupe
Ferris. C'est une piece remplie
de situations lnteressantes; ellie se
deroule durant les p6riodes les
plus 6mouvantes de l'histoire dan
gleterre, ct Oh on rencontre plu-
sieurs fats comiques. En- resume
c'eet une piece tres apropos pour
la saison.
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FEU! fEU! FEU!

ne pas placer vos
s
avec IN des n6tre? Soft contre lie
Ecu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs GU
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux.
Voyez done notre compatriotes, il
est tres fable ct est lie seul Cana
dien : Francais representant les
Meilleures Companies de Ia vile.
Telephone, T.. S. 1882.
}. @. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue Centra]e
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Deux demoiselles on deux mes
sieurs qui desi1era1ent passer les
quelques mois d'6t6 voisln du beau
lac Minnetonka, %pourraient t1ouve1
une chsmbre 3 coucher garnie q I'm
prix reasonable en- s'adressant q
Mile P. Dalgle 1925 Aye n. GU
en- t4l6phonant T. S. 1926. Cette
chambre est situ6e q deux blks de
Ia care Holdridge. 3 deux blks de
l'h6tel ct q six blks de Wayzata.
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Mile A. Marchesault, Sec. Fin,
du Cercle Ste Anne, prize les mem
bres qui ne FONT pas encore fat,
de lui apporter lie num61o de leur
certi6cat ainsi que les mons de
leuls heritiers, devoir qui lui est
impose par lie Bureau General.
Vous pouvez lie faire en- lu1 appor-
tant aux reunions regulieres Oh lui
adresser par la poste, 3048 Russell
Ave n.
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|nstitut de LaSaI1e

Lundi soir ont Gu lieu au thea
tire Bijou les %exercices de fin d an
nee de l'lnstitut de LaSalle, au mi
lieu dun grand concours de pa.
rents ct d'amis DIES 40 jeunes gra-
dues de cette institution.
De &c nombre notre colonle Ca
nadienne : franchise en- compile
plusieurs qui nous ont c~ertaine-
nent fait honneur en- cette
Circumstance. C'etsient NM. Jo-
seph 81. Lalibert6, William
E. Turgeon, Henri E. Mar
tin, Alfred A. Cumberland,
Ellie A. Dubay. Joseph r. Bolduc,
Henri T.. Rivi4re, VIM. J. Lsliber-
Is, Fred T. Pomerleau, Leo r..
Plouf, Frank j. Talbot.
LIE discours principal a etc pro-
'nonc6 par, Mgr Ireland, qui, en-
tr'autres chooses dit aux ]eunes
gradues: "Le success est dans Fac
complissement du devoir; la RI
cheese, la renommee ct lhonneur
peuvent l'sccompagner, mails ne
sont neanmoins que les efets du
hasard.
"Fa1tes votre devoir ct vous
pourrez dire que vous avez atteint
lie success. Et Dieu sera votre JUICE.
81 vous n'avez pas accompll votre
aevoir, nj la richesse, nj la reno IL.
NEE, nj l'honneur ne compteront.'
Mgr Ireland a fortement insiste
sur Ia n6cessit6 de peducatlon de
nos file ct de nos garcons d'au-
jourd'hul lesquels deviendront les
femmes ct les hommes de domain,
ct desquels depend l'avenir du
pays ct de notre religion.
I'll nous faut des chefs" dit
Monseigneur l'6veque, "des hon.
mes sortant de la masse pour la
dirlger ct l'inspirer"
En- fnissant, ii a blen recomman-
de aux etudiants d'etre industrieux
ct de mener une vie ezemplaire.
Son discours pIein d'6loquence
a 6t6 6cout6 avec la plus grande
attention.
Pour donner une id6e de l'esti-
me don't jouissent les gradues de
|rILstitut de La Sale au milieu du
monte des affaires, il sufit dedire
que "a de ces 48 sont d6ja places
d des postes de confance.
Depu1s la fondation de l'Institut
de La Sale, il y a six ans, l58 jeu-
mes gems y ont etc gradues ct dams
IN banquet qui a etc dome l'hiver
dernier, auquel presldait Mgr Ire
land, ITO se trouvaient reunis tous
ayant de bons postes ct faisant
honneur q leurs professeurs les
F1eres de la Doctrine Chretienne.
II y await 249 eIeves durant leder-
nier terme d'6cole.
On programme lltteraire ct mu-
steal a etc rendu auquel ont pris
part pIusleurs de nos jeunes Cana
d1ens: entire autres Leo r. Plouf,
fills de Nj. F.. x. Plouf, qui dams IN
expose tres precis tralta avec beau
coup d'eloquence la question mo
tire Marine Marchande". NJ. Fred
Pomerleau joua III solo de piano
"Reverie' ct NJ. George A. Riviere
accompagna sur lie piano une tres
1oli solo de violon par NJ. Gonnel-
la. M. VIM. Turgeon, fills de M.Jos
Turgeon, officer de police, rendit
avec beaucoup de success lie dis.
cours d'adieu. Ce jeune monsieur
reeut aussi la medaille dor, d'ex-
cellence, decernee au premier de
So classe. M. Leo B. Cyr, reeut Ia
m6daille d'excellence de Ia classe
"a. des cadets.
Ii ny a null doute que lie success
rem porte par ces leunes messieurs
en- engsgera d'aHtres suivre leurs
traces ct que dams quelques ann6es
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26

Nj. John G. Boudreau de Keno
"a, Ont, est arrive en- notre Vile
reinforcement avec Intention de
s'y fxer. II a acheter une residence
pres de son cousin NJ. Chas. Ger.
vals.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26

U1e rumenr persistante nous ap-
prend que M. Pierre F'renet a etc
Acknowledgement tue mercredi au
Montana en- tombant dun Iont Oh
il travaillait.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26

Mile M. E. Lenoir a pass6 la
journee de dimanche B Holdridge,
Like Minnetopka, l'h6te de Mile
?. Daigle. Mile Daigle a IN joli
cottage a une belle vue du lac ct
ses vener6s parents M. ct Nine
Deigle, passeront Ia Ia belle saison
d'ete. Mile Daigle sly rend deux
GU trols fois par semaine,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26

La soi16e de creme a la glace
donn6e sous les auspices des En-
fats de Marie au profit de l'eglise
Notre- Dame de Lourdes mercredi
dernier a etc I'm grand success.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26

LIE Rev. P. july, vicaire de
pAscension, desservira la paroisse
de Dayton, durant la ma]adie du
Rev Pere Pettigrew. II a quite
notre vile mercredi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26

Notre collecteur visitera nos
abonnes du cote Est la semaine
prochaine. Nous esperons que cha
Gun Sc fera IN devolr de payer
promptement lie fetit montant quill
nous doit, facilitant sinsi no.
re travail.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26
J.A. HuxmanD
DENTISTE.
de dents sans doulea,s

nous aurons la satisfaction de
compiler parmi les notrea, des chefs
qui seront IN honneur ct pour no.
ire religion ct pour notre nationa-
lite.