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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-25

sa physionomie Sc d6tendit, un
sourire triumphant 6claira son vi
sage ct, attachant son regard bleu
sur la jeune fille:-Est-ce I'm match
de foot ball entire deux amis que
nous venons d'avoir on un duel en-
tire deux entagonistes.
oh je he sais pas, dit-elle tou-
te rouge de lanimation qu'elle
await mise a la discussion mails ce
quill y a de certain c'est que je
vous en- veux d'avoir dit que le
duel est ridicule. C'est tres noble
au contraire. ....
-Je mai pas dit quill est tou-
jours ridicule ct je suis d6sol6 Ma
demoiselle, 81 je vous al ofense re-
pondit-il. Et prenant une DIES
mains de mon annie il l'entra1na un
peu plus loin tout en- continuant
de S excuser.
Je restais seule, r6f6chissant sur
les matchs de foot ball ct sur les
duels. Je metals pas sans metre
apercu dune attraction r6cipro-
que entire mon annie ct le jeune
Anglais; cepelldant je ne m'atten-
dais pas, je Tavoue, au d6nouement
don't je devais etre t6moin quel-
ques minutes plus tard.
Les deux jeunes gems revinrent
au bout dun quart d'heure envi-
ron. Lui await le bras pass6 au-
tour de sa taille ct ellie Sc laissait
porter plut6t qu'elle ne marchait.
II await lair heureux CONNIE un
roi, ellie semblait heureuse mais
toute chose. En- m;appercevant
ellie quitta son attitude nonchalan-
te ct s'6chappant de P6treinte de
son compagnon ellie courut a moi
ct me jeta ses deux bras autour du
cou. Ce qui me chifonne, MUIR
mura-t-elle a mon oreille, c'est de
lui donner raison par un fait. Nous
nous sommes battus en- duel ct
apres nous etre un peu blesses Fun
ct lautre nous nous sommes rae
commod6s, la, sur le terrain COM
me il le disait. Mais, ajouta- -t-elle
en- battant des mains, jaurai la
consolation de lui dire quill est RI
dicule. ...s-...---
Mais pourquoi, dis-je un peu ef-
far6e.-Je croyais comprendre mais
dependant je pr6f6rais un mot d'ex-
plication. -Ce n'6tait pas un duel
mais un match de foot ball puisque
vous :6tiez pas ennemis avant.
Non. dit-elle mais nous 6tions
DIES strangers ct maintenant nous
sommes des amoureux. ITEMS,
c'est la pres de Get arbre que nous
nous sommes dit que nous nous
aimions.
F6licitez-moi me dit le grand
garcon aux yeux bleus en- repre-
nant le bras de sa fanc6e.
Je les felicitai tous les deux de
grand ceur; lis avaient lair 81
heureux
Ce foot ball Anglais on ce duel
F'rancais fera-t-il deux heureux
pour toute la vie? Je lesp6re quoi-
que je craigne les marriages entire
gems de differences races Oh les di-
vergeances d:opinion peuvent faire,
de deux adversaires des amoureux
ct de deux amoureux des ennemis!
VIOLETTE DE PARME
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-25
Louvre des TimbreS-POste
ObIitereS ........
UN MOYEN FACILE DE VENIR EN-
AIDE AUX MISSIONS DES PEREs
BLANCs EN- AFRIQUE

Cne puvre qui, toute modesto
gu ellie est, apporte un appreciable
concours aux missionaries, c'est
FEuvre DIES Timbres-Poste Obi
ter6s.
Les Peres Blancs, 6tablis Que
bee dams le but de recruter DIES vo-
cations pour leurs missions dAfri-
que, adressent a nos lecteurs un
pressant appel: lis les prient dc
recueillir, en- aussi grande quantit@
que possible, les timbres-poste Gle
toute provenance ct de les leur ex-
pedier. Ces timbres les aideront
a Sc procurer DIES resources pour
le soutien de leurs nuvres d'6van-
g6lisation.
D6ja la vente des vieux timbres
qui leur ont etc envoyes, produit
des fruits: les missionaries ont pu
nourrir, vetir DIES petits noirs,
payer fentretien de plusieurs ca
thechistes, pr6parer dies enfants a
la premiere communion, lib6rer de
pauvres esclaves, procurer a telle
on telle n6ophyte indigente la dot
necessaire pour son marriage.
N'est-ce pas le cas- de dire qua,
vec des riens la charit6 peut ct salt
faire des prodiges?
Ce moyen d'apostolat est a Ia
port6e de tous. II est facile dc
METRE de cote les timbres dies let.
tres qu'on recoit ct d'inviter ses
amis a faire de meme. II est facile
de Sc procurer des timbres un peu
partout: dams les bureaux, les ma.
gasins, les banques, ETC., ct lors.
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croft en- Dieu ct a son

llIC C1lC S1olU I'll /1Sl w ct oSII
divin Fills le sauveur du monde.
Plusieurs fois, Louis XVII es-
sale d'6mouvoir personnellement
ses oncles, Louis XVIII ct Char
les X, ainsi que Sd sGur, la Du-
chesse d'Angoul4me. Efforts mutt
les on veut maintenir dams Fombre
Get h6ritier Emporium.
Une fois, dependant, la Duchess
Sc d;Angouleme voyageant Ell
Allemagne, Sc trouve dams la me-
me Vile que Naundorff. Celui-ci
obtient d'avoir une entrevue avec
ellie, mais au dernier moment. la
duchesse, conseillee sans doute,
part sans voir son frere. En- par
tant, ellie Sc montre emue ct cette
emotion est toute natrrelle chez la
douce princesse, don't nous con-
naissons les sentiments de piete ct
de droiture.
Louis XVII essaye a ditferen
tes reprises dobtenir devant les
tribunaux francais, la reconnais-
sance de son 6tat civil, la premiere
fois c'6tait sous Louis Philippe.
Naundortf fut naturellement de-
boute de sa demande ct dependant
Louis-Philippe await souvent de-
clare quill croyait la survivance
du Roi Martyr. On coffra le pre-
tendant CONNIE imposteur, mais au
bout de quelque temps on crut uti-
lie de le liberer
LIE fills de Louis XVII revendi-
qua lui aussi son nom, EN- 1874, ct
son avocat fut le fameux Jules Fa-
vre, republican, sincere mais inte-
gre, qui await profondement etudi6
la q estion ct croyait absolument
a la survivance du Roi Martyr.
La plaidoirie de Jules Favre vaut
la peine d'etre lue. LIE process n a.
boutit a rien.
LIE prince Jean, chef act1el de
sa maison, u lance devant le Senat
francais une demande en- revendi-
cation d'Etat civil qui est encore
Ell litige devant la Haute Cham
bre. Que Won't decider les sena-
teurs null ne le salt, dependant lie
Darti de la survivance fait dies
adeptes tous les jours. II est tres
nombreux maintenant. LIE jour
nal, 'sLa Tradition Francaise". est
enforcement consacre 4 cette noble
cause. Nombreux aussi sont les
hommes d'Etat qui mont pas
craint de Sc raillier aux fills du
malheureux Louis XVII: parmi
eux nous ne citerons, en- outre Gle
Jules Favre que Louis Blanc,
Henri Provins, Osmond. Otto
Friedericks, Lonne, Nine S6veri-
ne ct Henri Lavedan.
Lors de sa mort leroi des Pays
Bas. Guillaume Ii, grand-pere de
la refine Wilhemine, lui fit rendre
les honneurs dns a son rang, ct au-
jourd'hu encore on peut weir sur
une place de Delft un magnifique
tombeau entour6 de grilles sur le-
quel est inscrite fepitaphe par la
quelle le souverain hollandais a re-
connu officiellement lidentit6 de
son h0te.
Pauvre roi Louis XVI, pauvre
Marie-Antoinette, CONNIE vous
avez dn soutfrir dams votre divin
sejour, en- suivant pas a pas la
marche de votre fills sur le chemin
du Calvaire.
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s9GlEI 1ANN0NCES:

u slff~ I fAINIEVINNIos
Tariff des annonces dome sur appli
cation.
DemanGes d'emploi-demaude de do
mestiques on d'emloyes-annonces pour
chambre Ou pension = annonces pour
objets perdus ou trouves.
Au taux de UN CENT du mot.
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FEU! FEU! FEU!

POurQuOi ne pas placer vos
Assurances avec un des notres?
Soft contre le Feu. les Ouragans,
les Voleurs. les Automobiles ct
les Chevaux. Voyez done notre
compatrotes, il est digne de conf
ance ct est le seul Canadien- Fran
Gals repr6sentant les Meilleures
Compagnies de la vile. Telepho-
ne, T. S. 1882. C.. c. Belanger,
1900 Avenue Centrale.
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LIE PORTRAIT
1868

Merci! len rencls le t6moignage,
,J'ai recu ce charmant cadeau
De votre amiti6 c'est un gage,
Un gage 81 tendre ct ST beau!
Pourtant, tout joyeux que puisse etre
Mon occur de votre doux present,
Sachez quill conservait peut-etre
J7n portrait aussi ressemblant.
Mais vous craignez, je lie devine,
L'absence fatale aux amours.
OH ne tremblez pas Augustine:
Car TAI promis: c'est pour touj ours.
Ce billet cut son ech6ance
Sous la forme du comjungo
VOLTA toute la difference
Entire present ct long ago.
BENJAMIN SUI
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Invitations de marriage, de der
Mere mode, a prix reasonable, a.
nos bureaux
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06
SUPPORTS DIRECT PRIMARY
AND DEFEAT OF BOSSISM
Opposes Corruption Of the People by Men
Who Afterwards Make It Back Out
Of The Taxpayers
Refuses to be Candidate Unless the People Voluntarily
Circulate Petitions Asking Him to Make
Campaign for Governor

The annual Grange and Sunday school picnic at North How
ell was held Saturday. There was large attendance and
addresses we're made by local speakers ReCitaonS and
songs by the Sunday schools of that neghbohood formed
large part of the program In the afternoon there was an
other progam and COL E, oer was invited at deliver an ad
dress on the public affairs Of the state He was introduced
by Prof Fletcher one OF the faculty OF the SVeton High
School, who has fine ranch at North Howell He intro
duced the speaker in highly complimentary manner and
vote OF thanks was passed to COL Hotter the conclusion OF
the program, His address WaSaS toloWS
CLAIMS RIGHT TO SPEAK.
After conducting newspaper and taking an active part IN
our public affairs at Salem for going on WenVone years.
feel have right to speak on state AFFAIRS with which !
have tried to become as familiar as is possible for mere
private Citizen We claim for Marion county that we
have of the best and most careful county governments in
the state Our county tax levy was the lowest OF any county
for purely county purposes,
wish to thank you for this invitation to address purely
farmers gatheng Where could one discuss the affairs of
our state before representative gathering OF the prop
ey owners producers and taxpayers than at such gather
ing composed of the best farming population and where the
Grange and the Home so well repreSented2 eef can
express the feelings that animate your hearts toward the well
fare of our state we shall not go far wrong agree
the main policies that should govern in the coming state
election they will be good enough for anyone who wants to
see Oregon develop into an idea commonwealth, believe in
the people, and willing 10 take my inspiration from them
and be governed by their decisions in public matters after
they have been theShed out in such gatherings these
am willing to print what shall say about all public matters
and use my newspaper to back up my campaign shall be
called upon TO make donot wish to deceive any as
70 where stand on any public matter and to evade no great
issue before the people,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06
PUNISH BIG MALEEACTORS.

believe the bg boys" should be made to obey the laws
as well the little fellows, In the minds of some ministers
of the gospel "Cyc righteousness means nothing but the
prosecution of saloon keeper gambler but believe the
time has come when civic righteousness should include the
WreCkerS of banks and men who violate their trusts
though they hold high positions the churches and Sun
day school work. and stand high socially and politically An
executive who would so far forget himself as to put pardon
in the soft hand Of banker and politician and send him out
10 renew gunderngS Of the unfortunate is not what the
people OF Oregon want in Governor How are the people
ing SYSTEM in their state treasury if such things can be
done and go unpuniShed2 Do not expect that men will
spend large sums of money to secure nominations and cleo
tons or let other men do for hem have the money put
up by large corporations and then not make It back out
Of the people The Portland banker who secured the NOM
been expected dhe was making it back from the man he
nominated and at the expense of the people, Unless the
people going to get behind an independent man and see
to that he IS nominated and elected they have nothing to
expect but to be pundeed by the Machine as they haye
sses o So G 5 P2S ~e n years. e aa @ nave % % f % state
the state remain undeVeloped
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06
OFFICE SEEKERS AND OFFICE BOOSTERS.

what have the people to expect they elect one OF the
professional OttCeSeekerS and OffCeChaSerS to the Gov
enorShp? Such governor will have to stand in with the
whole professional caste to which he belongs and he will
not be able to stop the most gigantic graft Of aI-the
creation OF new Offices and the raising of salaries of those
already office by the egSatue How ddone senator get
several offices by being member of the Senate forty days
at three dollars day? Did that warrant unloading num-
Der OF new Judicial districts on the people of the whole state
at cost of about ten thousand dollars year per district
Tor all time TO come? Did anyone ever hear of of these
JUDICIAL districts with district attorneys and deputies and
batS and all the expense of other officials connected with
holding courts being abolished The creating of these offices
IS gong on at every term OF the Legislature and the political
lords til them with their relatives, law partners and fellow
lords OF both parties This is not said reflection on the
integrity OF any Senator because they have only done what
the whole aggregation OF graft have paCCed for the foy
years at the expense OF the taxpayer 1t said to point out
the righteousness and futy of putting one of the profess
sinai class OF office boosters and Standpat politicians or
revenue into the office of Governor say when it done n
the name OF RepubCanSm and pretended devotion to the
cause OF good government it is fraud and farce, and
the people are foolish to expect any reforms to come fom
such source AS we'll expect the Ethiopian to change hS
COLOR or the leopard to change his spots to ask of
this class to WELD the veto axe and op off any of the ever
increasing swarm OF parasites who propose to get onto the
political easy street. When these same political mpoSteS
ana professional taXeaerS propose to name the Canddae
OF the Republican party in an assembly of their own COM
expect convention of gamblers to regulate the gambIngI
business or to make rules and to frame up a prof.
gram tor morality and Virtue The people should elect al
governor who will curb the aggeSSonS of organized graft
and that proper name for an average legislature from
start to finish (See sessions laws of 1909, where three
ourthS OF all the bills are to create new Offices raise sal
arieS or make approphation5)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06
WILL HAVE NO MANAGER OR BOSS.

will spend no money hiring men to go around with peti
tonS and will have no boss or manager If cannot
become candidate directly at the hands Of the people will!
not be candidate As an example of the way men spend
money and do things in So-Caled practical politics, take
the office of state treasurer Headquarters were opened in
the Title Guaranty and Trust Building at Portland four years
ago to secure the nomination of man for State Treasurer
Large sums of money were spent sending out literature and
sending men the state and the plan succeeded When
the little bankers panic came on and caught some of the
Portland banks, the banker who had managed that cam
pagn had $430000 of the state funds and school funds in
a busted bank He had drawn on the State Treasurer to
pay for that nomination. But for the vigilance of plain
bonds from the Treasurer the state would have lost that
money The money was lost so far as that bank was con-
Cemed The Baltimore bond company had to make it good,
The banker has been convicted and sentenced to term in
the state pententay and the Supreme Court has sustained
his Coycton and he has appealed to the Supreme Court of
the United States on a teChnicay and petitions are in cir
cuIaon for his pardon It is stated that the most prom
nent politicians in the state are his petition for pardon
but do not believe it the business of Governor to pardon
such men after they have had fair trial and had the abeS
counsel,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06
HoW's This?

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that
cnnot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe thin perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made my his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN G. MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, 75 cents per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06
FOR PARTISAN SUPREME COURT and REFORM STATE ADMINISTRATIONS

wagons in the city Of De8 Moe8 we're busy flying back and
fourth between the banks and the state treasury cang in
the money-abou 100000 that the report called for as
the Treasurer knew governor Larrabee was man of his
word and business man and when he said he would check
over the money and then certify to the report he meant just
would be showdown as to the condition of the actual cash
in the Iowa state treasury The Governor went into the
vaults Of the state treasury and stayed in there all the after
counted and certified to as being correct But as a result
of that policy of having the official reports show Just what
was the truth about the matter two banks and an insurance
company that had been doing business with state funds in
funds were protected as those institutions had better go
broke with the state funds out of their Golfers than to go
broke with the state money in their precarouS keeping
Governor anabee was reelected and was the best governor
Iowa ever had.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06
THERE HAS BEEN MO SHOW DOWN.

Tor many years by the cTOOkedneSS and COrupneSS Of
Legislatures there has been no showdown or cleanup in
yeong bills and stopping further gratis and the big fnan-
oiaI CRAFTS have gone on without thorough investigation
The legislature in 1895 in which was mamber and fought
did whewash the state school land office and declared its
work all rgt when at the same time the Davis defacaon
of about $4,000 has just been committed The suits to
collect that money were stipulated out of court by the mon-
get that money The j. Thorbune RooSS prosecution has
been carried on against him because he IS Canadian and
was caught and to cover up and protect bigger game If
Governor like Chamberlain had not jumped in and made
the bonding companies protect the state against defaca-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06
me oEEICE OE GOVERNOR.

Next IN importance 10 the people OF Oregon IS the office
of 6oyenoran office that Is very close to the hearts of
the people, In "a years Oregon has had Republican Gov
not been able to succeed themselves owing the bitterness
Of acola strife machine domination unsatisfactory use of
the appointing power and failure to use the veto axe where
lature, two Democratic Governors were reelected This
proves that the Machine in Oregon has not enjoyed the
respect and confidence of the voters and when gained an
of tt The Supreme issue this year whether there shall
be elected Machne-controled Governor Governor who
will respect and obey the mandates of the people, If the
Machine by means Of an Assembly forces Machine NOM
inee on the people he will be defeated just as Missouri and
Indiana elected Republicans when those states went Demo-
cratic and states Ike Minnesota and Ohio went Republican
but elected Democratic Governors
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06

myself as candidate for the office will say
For this particular office do not believe man should try
large amount of money to secure the nomination. Two Re-
pu6can8 have tried that plan and both were defeated
shall not hire men to 90 around with petitions to make N.Y.
voluntarily upon the principles which am here to announce
to this gathering Of taxpayers and property owners in the
make campaign and put my newspaper into the fight for
reform principles is up to the people to ask some man to
become a candidate If you wanted a man to run big
was oSted upon you because he wanted the job but you
would go out and hunt for man qualified to do the work.
If you didn't do that you would be very apt to get an ncom
petent man and pay very dearly for the experience The
people have no confidence in the eade candidate who is
ready to get on to any kind of platform that will help him
get the office and make back from the people the enormous
sums of money that sometimes spent to get office
The people want man tor governor whose hands not tied
by the Machine and who has not been participant in all the
abuses of power that result in the high taxes we are paying
in many parts of Oegonthe greatest obstacle to our deV
eOpment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06
Notice of Assessment-ImprO
of Highland Avenue.
6-2-8t

VI ANCluCs
Notice is hereby given that the
common council of the City of Sa-
lem, Oregon, will at or about
p. m, on the 9Th day of June, 1910,
at the common council chambers at
Salem, oregon, proceed to assess up
on each lot or parcel of land liable
therefor, its proportionate share Of
the cost of the improvement of
Highland avenue from a point eight
feet west of the east line of Broad
way to the fair ground road in said
city, according to the plans and
specifications adopted for such i'm
provement and on file at the office of
the city recorder.
All persons interested in said as
sessment shall appear at said time
before said council and present OBJ
lection if any they have to said as
sessment and apply to said council
within five day following said date
for the privilege if they so desire to
make said improvement in lieu cf
their assessment.
Done by order of the common
council of the City of Salem, Ore
gon, the 23d day of May, 1910.
6-4-3t
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FREE DISCUSSION OF STATE CAMPAIGN ISSUES
Notice of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of Mission Street.

Notice of Acknowledgements
of Mission Street.
Notice is hereby given that the
common council of the city of Salem,
Oregon, will at or about $500
O'Clock p. m. on the 9th day of
June, 1910, at the common council
chambers at Salem, Oregon, pro-
ceed to assess upon each lot or par
eel of land liable therefor, its pro
portionate share of the cost of the
improvement Of Mission street from
point 10 feet west of east line Of
Commercial street in the city of Sa-
lem, Oregon, to the west line Of
Twelfth street in said city, accord
ing to the plans and specifications
adopted for such improvement and
on file at the Office of the City Re-
corder.
All persons interested in said as
sessment shall appear at said time
before said common council within
five days following said date for the
privilege, if they so desire, to make
said improvement in lieu of their as
sessment.
Done by order of the common
council Of the city of Salem, Oregon,
the 31st day of May, 1910.
w. A. MOORES.
Recorder.
6-2-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-06
OF Interest TO Farmers and Me-
chanics.

Farmers and mechanics frequent
ly meet with slight accidents and in
juries which cause them much an
noyanee and loss of time. A cut or
bruise may be cured in about one
third the time usually required by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment as
soon as the injury is received. This
liniment is also valuable for sprains,
soreness of the muscles and rheuma-
tic pains. There is no danger Of
blood poisoning resulting from an
injury when Chamberlain's Liniment
s applied before the parts become
inhamed and swollen. For sale by
all good druggists.