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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
SIWASHES WIN
A NOISY GAME
MOTIFS TIMELY rHRgu. BAG
n eER m THu rUNrh nRokb
TaE rtu-pERiNE STIRRED
rAG FANATIC WRATH ON
SEVERAL OCCASIONS.

Mr Mote came 60 the fore yes
terlay afternoon with thle polnl
swat aud hroke un the pfeeeedinE..
at Recreation park io the tenth In
pins. The triple plated blnsle OF
MrA Mott eVenfuatcd the hEa'cs
Seattle S. rartlant 4
MANY thiuss may be said about
Yesterdays game. hut enc thinE
stands out prominently. Il was a
nalzs game There was turmoil and
sififa and W0nia spoken tn heat D..
E xaud the Ken ~ Fahrenheit soue
times it was Eu0d baseball. soino'
ttn,as bad. and heivrsn whites u
80 tnaiffenent. but Ia every In
mance the voValiaatlon and gesticn
pstiaa was perfect RUDE Niekcrs
uepar apd lower r,gisteFs were
sl.ast .sd no Nas in fine voice.
ess Hall Seizures
eh- Ha55 retired 90 the besch
4sfa.F kss FIRST uO.sias after col.
tse5sss with Nel4oap furins called
ssail out aad tp.a first deep throatcd
sa.A ~ To- afterAuon went 10 70
ta.s .ds1b ssrss~ aanicc au.n as
sa me- declsas 20 Cwil that filled
sss. .oelsts. the smh.ent sna svefyr
tsess etse sHoesS The boil cas-
sss sseisssst peatssfatioes
sbeHassa steel to secooit % the
ssarSe 2Rsee 100 Ep0fe sen tinA
lsa.ssas1s8 oartb sssab0s Ggesn1tDfpe
asaas, SaS ~ 90 eatil % fuas
@As6 a tive xsoto
NsltRsp Sbts esuBei Ter tour Ia
nIaRa pDsis09 Ia se3 N 10 fieih
rkiaEp. tBroaEb 10 onurfs ot 90
1aass trylaR 70 eras tH0 eSS 81
oas& Seattle fulloSoel Sito rdD.
ana p'irgleosi @s4B To- eOetGs cur
Il uhs aiN0 q tntss S0s aVadsO 10
ne la,aofs 0dB % tho e0%Sut4 10
1hs sDyenib iaB hassals Oade q EraB'
esaafJ and 6and ous rGB b. 10 eus0o
Rafund came harR 10 Ia etkalO
aaa Eind h1e srurD. q0pP a. weA
Nnfu mo mmt a TOO trDf8. VIA
90. oui. srseB Waiked sad Marx Dob
faaed Sih the onuFe NaEnttQusd
Ihnaa hNEEen. The GruFe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

Princess wheeler VS. badly cut
down la her raer the other day sud
viii not be able 70 race again this
summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

n n K
fafaasa #....,t..e aafHA HHFaN 10
afsfs iiafl.es .,..seootaeat 10 =
ltat9zstss f1nnsy sad HbsA roHHss.. a
aHt M tsettsef tntHlfe iiastah-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

80 Hadsn. who vas shipped 10
Victoria. vac injured Ia one - tha
races and Niii not be seen nHain on
tho track for some tine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
ENTIRE NOUS
DOES THINGS
Throws Hrs BOY JUMPS rss
FENCE AID FINALLY CONES
~ WITH TIE pUHllca
MONEY.

Ladies' Dag broCyhi out he usu.i
crowd Il feminine admirers u IL
sport " kings and fbrG ali aan AZ
afirrn0u Of splendid racing. inter
spersed with several nnHual Incl
dents There VAS conaidefable a.
isJ a. The post Ia the Third faee and
Entire Nous. the fayoHIte. beeams
very fosuYe She finally. 70 The
accompaniment ~ screams from he
KfandaiBud. tossed Graham 81 haf
bAek and jumped fho fence into the
cabbage patch. whore Starter Daks
grabbed her
Walk Did Her Good
A stable boy then had 10
lead hcr back around the fence 10
the post. distance 81 over BAN q
mile The SLOW walk without Neight
evidently did Entire Nous good. As
y hen Graham femOuutrd. not hw.
inE been hurt. the mare WAS fuii u
life. and uhen the bafriaf Nas
sprung she went 10 the front set 4
terrific pace all me waY and N0a
v I'm q ton IN hand
u was a VERY impressive race and
the time WaH very fast H0meste4d
Naa the best ~ the others aud flo
ishrd eight lengths back Of 'hs
favoTiie aud four lengths ahead II
Uucliat
plmslu Runs Fourth.
The fret race resulted Is a 10
set when FimhlH. heavily PLAYED a
even money. ran fourth PlmklR
set the pace Into tho stretch. whefa
be stopped and Ynnkse Jim. 70 1.
always well up. came on and woa
easily Baulad0. af 100 "a cot he
place from Grace g. Clair y 10 va
badly infaffened with during ths
race With clear sailing ahe Noala
have been ciasef up.
Cascade 81 Diamonds. ~ 10 10 4
ran n good race in the second and
ouigamed Ambitious at the finish.
winning b "a head HAPPY Id. "a.
den by Mcbride. and 30 70 IN ths
betting. finished third. Silver Sue
Was played down from 70 ] 70 ste
6. bat ran nowhere
Thlra Choice Wins
Rey Dare was the farofite in the
fourth. bat VS. easily beasen by
Pficklos. the laird choice LeridA.
az . 20 j. ran third Katie Crews
showed d bufsi 81 speed IN tbis racs
sd led Tor three quarters. but Tired
aud finished away back
Jeruaha waa the good Thing I.
the fifth and aner being lacked
from 8 10 / down 70 to !. goa
easily BY tao lengths. coming from
sway back in the stretch. 6leE
brier finished second, and Harksr,
after being practically left at tho
post. ran third
Christine A. won the last ra.e In
= gaiiop BY eight lengths after leaf
ing All the way Fisher Boz Tsadss 3
game sffou and ras seou.d. bat
could nSver get nssr the fig'it
leader Gateway ran a faia race "a
finished third The r..t % tie be.
flashed IN a proc.. $500. Cor. sieiis
bringing up the rear
SIX selling race. max. - he ps9
gram for this aftcr"sc@. bat as
fsnls ~ al sell matched. soo0.e l.q:!A
s.ort n.osoid 80 wit o.esssd.
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

plate. Afarino continued his
lucky sfteah yesterday bs playing
Cascade af Diamonds across The
board. sAow. wat Yps tinh of
datf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

Anttna. while brius prepared Tor
the races the other daY. Nsni wrong
and Yesterday was fired in both
front leHs bf pr A II fehf' the
track veterinarian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

American League
ssss.Eskx~ssRF 49,
. AMATEUR RESULTS.


rhe amateurs were basy 10, GA
tho Fourth aud IA nearly every
hamlet In the Northwest the crack
~ the bat against the hornohido
could be heard Ia the land Bone
81 the games resulted a. follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
TURF GOSSIP

Afaiie Wns thrown of ~ Canoe
plan while a. the poet iNSfh' n''
ond raea tie was not hnfh mo-"
ever. AID Immediately femoun''A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

After nnifn Nous WIN. nums
her - taf.ts snuls wha bad heafd
% colonel Matt REFS reputation
a. Il wiaa buyer made ruah Go The
bar. bat there was nothing daihs
except IL the lino Of good old suds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
STAR FORM CHART

gEATTtE tuy te0sBeyeneeuth day Weather hne TfHeh
fast H. u Esoer. paHdlug Judge I'd Duke starter
DG33 RAcE-Fte nrlorsa gelnE Two}esrolds Value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

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team loaf their first same this sea
son 10 the Giants OF Seattle BY
aeoro ot to 81 Meolalrv the
Giants tpifiur struck out II acni
and Paddock. 81 Afliastoo. r'fuc@
out HeYea II wD Nsts e%ossS
game
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27
EDITORIAL TRUTHS
TERSELY TOLD

the lead Of Mrs. r. W. Wilbur, a cul
tured married woman, Of Portland, arc
also working hard They suffer the dis
advantage Of oregon politicians being
very ready TO acquiesce in anything
look is that candidates for the general
iniative proposition that comes up is
liable 20 20 through. Suffrage has al
wavs been defeated in Oregon, but the
persistent effort TO fasten It on tho
state may win this time. There are
things that Oregon needs worse, and 1t
is fact that the worst class Of poll.
tieians this state has had to contend
with arc always most ready to grant
women the ballot.
whether you like IL or not, the out.
iok is that candidates for the general
will nearly all take the
pledge under the direct primary law
10 support that man for the United
states senate who receives tho highest
vote Of tho people. " some good Re
publican gets the nomination and pop
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27
GRAND
OPERA
SEASON


The most important society and op
srau esvent In the musical history Of
Portland will bo the grand opera festi
val Of three days, beginning Monday
February ., with Henry W. Savage
cslelaaied Engliah grand opera com
many and orchestra Of 6fty musiciani
win BE- beard for three performances.
The company iiself IL a combination
Of Mr. sayugc's "Parsifal' and Eng
lish operat companies of last season,
thcre being over n score Of prima don.
usa tenors. baritone and basses in ad
aliion 70 the great singing chorus Of
nearly 100 voices
Tho repertoire u operas is che most
prcisntious ever offered by a company
II native artists wagner's sonorous
musis Dramas have become thc most
popular Of all tho great master works
and two OF them afe 10 be- heard There
win b. che snpurb "rannhauseri ~ with
iis immortal overture, seductive Venus
borg music. suug by Venus and Che
Minstrel KnighL ths inspiring "Pil.
grlms' Chgua," ucat aria fof tho
beautiful Elizabeth and poetic "song
90 che Evsniae Star" for Wolfram.
"I.ohengrin with BE- romance of
che Holy Grail Knlght who feseuoa Che
Princes f1r. with iis boauliful "w'd
ding March. " Dream soug" "swan
lonr ana other goat harmonIrs BE- an
other delightful offering
Tor lovers of the 1ofii aud tunefui
iialian grand operas there will be- Vef
di's "RiFolcito.' with ia exquisite
melodies and brilliant susemblss. hui
fof ail Glasses af music lovers there
viii b. Gounoi = mcloious "fausi, 30
wiih hs sparkling "ionel song "
"rlovsr song famous Tarien serHs
anl an iis picturesque solofing ihht ha'
mad. 81 no lss, lo,cl Of rrsash 'p
eraa
rhs performance ai'l b. arranged as
follovsi
Mon'lay sysaiag February o "rana
taussr
Tuesday s,vniae. robfuar, d. "Rigo
ieiio"
"Wednesday maiIass. February Z. "La
henuln
weiussiay s,saIae February
'Fausi
Zach opera sill b. staged with che
sans elaborate aitshiioa that has maIs
ne aayaeg msiuri.ons famous aui
Do eas,s pill b. made up ~ ths h,si
English siagihg artists aa ihs stage
ssas'n tickets Zoe ali performance
ulu b. placed on sals at the theatre
Moaaay ianuay ~. permIttlng pat
Ions % select thrir seats far sn faur
performances iu al,anrs of ihs reFuIarl
.alo that epsas Thursihy, February iI
Mall ani oui ~ toun ofdsfa eouiaia
ng remitiaue.v ra,uble 10 No. " I'll.
Iansio vili h. hllei as AGAR a. possible
o logalion dssir,i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27

was one Of the first to nDa..,-,
crusade Of civic rightsor..'
went 50 far as to brand ~. \
man on Commercial street
his property for an opium ,.,'
was knocked down for II
has not been deferred from
his crusades wherever he b,. n
Gated, and IL is a question VII,
would not lay down his no.
cause Of purer government !.
lieves It should be. He NAV n.
en- as TO his duty in the prsm,...
we cannot but like the en.,.
tireless zeal he puts into tho AZ.
have never seen much ae.or.s
along this line, but cannot dsrv
ers the right to 60 ahead on lin.
seem TO them to be tenable a,a
sary in order TO produce be,t.,
tons. The people want what /, {,
and will always need leaders
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27

,Jo, vote for the short term senator
sbip and some good Republican gets
tbo romipation and election for the
,o,g term sepatorship, what would be
tbe harm if the legislature merely met
on5 ratified the choice of the people in
18th cssesg II will be asked what Is
good Republican, Well, the dehni'
zion has changed some. To uphold
President Roosevelt, and stand for the
rriDciples Of direct election Of United
s,stes senators seems TO be the prin-
cipal test. The people believe Roose'
vslt is honest and fearless, and abso'
lutely right about nine times out OF
ten. and they believe the way to elect
senators is by the direct vote Of the
II, ople. Now the candidates bet
t,. consider these matters, and be pre-.
pared to tell the people where they
stand. The day when a man could 60
to the legislature and exercise his own
'prerogative" on every thing from
getting clerkships to selling his vote
for senator Is past. A working man
and a farmer have a prerogative which
they will be pretty apt to exercise In.
advance.
Col. y. II. Aiken, Of Baker City, isI
popular man In Eastern Oregon. Few
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27
Rheumatism

Does not let so OF you
when you apply lotions or
hniments. H. simply lOOsens
Us hold for a while. Why7
Because 70 set rid OF Il you
must oorreot the acid con-
ditioA OF the blood on which
IL depends. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has cured thousands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27

OPPORTUNITY D, 20, persistent
snt ant 'Ae is hiad % roi m
'en'ieas hs largest avon an,
shs~efei "a tho.a ubo ars pre-.
PAFed No greatest obstacle h..
ive'a msa people and oppor,unit,
Ia lack et roady monsy. ns.ri,
Tag scores ere, loss OAK,
fae chance 90 work sal az.
'haaTs % ssvs sre open d ever,
oae
fh's' siihaut aonty arc sAaissl
wee erFeFuaiiy passes b. Ths,s
20 spsad aii thsiF iucous ussk h,
ne'k aTa twsys psor
a ras'nss e,sogat rensloas al
aia aat i 10 long ara ultA uhl,h
- sra-p episstunlty ulsa it som,,
uiiAia reaeh
We pay Arss psr ssut iaisssst o.,
'sF'aes asfsusts sai iuvits you .
peesne eas ~ oss lspoaiols o.s
-e.lsF sh oPsa AZ as,ouat
sastass DspaFuBsaA
CAPITAL NATIONAL RANr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27

men who have done as much business
90 bo has have as few enemies. He
hos been a consistent, loyal Republi'
can. and, without being offensive mas
hon Straightforward partisan, sup
porting the party and its nominees on
OH occasions where Republican princi
ples were involved. He will be sup
ported in all parts Of Eastern Oregon,
and IL seems to be general conceded
that this Office is going to be given to
the eastern side Of the state In fact
If the Republican ticket is not divided
M in a fair manner, geographically, It
will be very much weakened all around
Thinking Republicans who want
strong ticket will do well to consider
tbis aspect Of the case under the direct
primary law, and act in the interest Of
the people and the party in voting on
It.
Rev. Robert whitaker, formerly Of
this city, is stirring up things at Oak
land. Cal. in the direction Of purify
ing the city government, which is one
Of the most corrupt in the country. 1t
seems hard for a minister Of the gospel
O., Ia rsopirod 20 undertake municipal
reforms. but Rev. whitaker always had
a liking for such things. In Salem he
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27

Geo. G. Brownell has filed bis deelara
,ion 10 become candidate Tor stat
senator. taking pledge No. / to sustair
tbe people's choice for United StateN
senator. He says the people alone eai
break the graft Of The United Stats'
senate. a body Of men who have bought
their Offices in spite Of the constitu
don. Il is cool afternoon when yoJ
catch the Hon. Geo. G.. on the unpopu
lar side Of a really great question H'
H. man who has a keen ear.
Too much is TOO much. A man down
IN Cackamas county Who has served 10
tho Oregon legislature wonts 20 get
back there on this platform' Honesty
In politics Honesty in corporate tax
alton. Honesty IN the Legislature. "
fntt there danger Of OVERRIDING thati
Like a character in Shakespeare "He
doth protest too much, especially for
a man who has served as chairman Of
che COMMITTEES on printing Then be BE-
on Top Of 10 all, "a newspaper man.
Does salem need another hotell With.
the now electric railroad running trains.
every hour. there will be an influx Of
visitors that would make o. modern. mp.
to.date hotel a necessity Salem's best
hotel tho Willamette. has been con.
Quoted under great diaicuIties The
buiIding is large enough. 500 mo- tenant
.an afford 90 m,ioru.zc 10, anl ihe pro
,rletor probably will not make fhe im
provemenia. a cheerful pleasant |
iomsliks hotel. With baths iH rooms f9r
bose who onio, such unoar'hlv mSur
cs with boo anI cold water ami proper
urnltufe and lighting would attract
mans people 10 our r.fv Whether ON
commercial or State streets would make
iiuo difference. salem loses travel AMI
5scs business fbr want II a haifl at
.ast as ea.I a, Hotel Oregon IH ibe
Sos 5f Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27

VIVA $4,000 ,2air.butel frsm The
N'','aal ssaJage Assosiatiol. aal q
sael 'esal samgaisa fund. with -four
'A'y osators fr'm tie Past 10 sturn
,'e state sna tAs Initiative ia their
'''''' "a 'aat po' auy vote oas asaiss,
'-sn Is ssal'y 0ae vote Ia tle,r fsv,,
sl' o0's0a Woa'aa saaFasis.s are p,
: 's'Was1 wiiA some sAsas, - wi,.
's tls a''kwatass usnsa. uaaer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27

A sl''aa kespt. rr,k a minister 2.
so't ALL ami saving ,uhaeus, about
a. muea a. say uiau ou earth Ut has
"a s'ei io save aa4 De bas stake iu
h' e,"mua'i}. he supp'l,s a demand
That voe.t I'l eX.,, .; au men were
pf''''r aa ,hsl v.a he sane DAG. but
s''l taea che Railing aaI condemns.
i''a aga.gsi NQuar iea.yr Is "a ysr,
'aeae'''e Wsy to ueke enc worse bst
tsF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27

Talks with many of ths members Of
tbo legislature. some of them candidates
fof reelection. auI some who wiah to
become candidates and h1Ii.o,cr ssua
tore show that it is not going 20 be-
easy 20 cyhJ, ihc direct primary law
relating to uHiici States senators
Simo nisa objections is 20 what ho.
possible outcome Nlll Boz lu tass oi s1m
p.asatiaus. baI tf quote $50 ifrHis in
Substance. hut noe literally, as follows
Senator Hanna. Forrest Groves "rhrfs
b. ono question have not heard an.
saorcL and b krcps some mon from bs.
coming candidates iu Washington soun
90 ~ thc Republicans have several as
pImuts fnr nomiuation. and che vote
is divided up shi ono is nominated by
"a mere pIumliiy, and fartional feeling
in che party runs high, may not che.
Democratic namiuer ct thr popular.
yoioi Aul then how b. a Republican.
legislature goiug in Keep that plrhgrf.
saa e ses but ehat the duty lsyo.ycs
upah Republicans 90 JisffiHauatr. bul
"a fssl .foa pIrigg might leaI ihe pauy
into grratrr l.mru.uts chan uo pledge
at all" ~ o. llaI.s Forest Grove
'lu s's, man unpopular With the|
UaIiy gss ttr Espub'Itaa nomination.
by "a mefe plurality, "a great mauy Re
puh.iraus sill Hot vote GOA United
states senator and che real ehoise of
the party uiu never be expressed Iu |
that s'oni a nymosrat may have plu
rahiy of tlo popular vote without be-
iug really che sho.ge of tho people 1rl
che choice of mai,r.,y of iEs DO
pls CERTAINLY "a Republican .sgIsa
iure would not be bound by fauursI
'f tde peaplc 90 rspross themselves Do
.h.s impoTiaHt mattrr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27

Ministers ,hansage liquor dealers 90
lo'ui debate at PortlauH Ist IL bs
said ihs debate 10 uot question of
morals bui whether the ministers have
proof 'f a pIoi ,o .u,o've one OF tteIr
"'nbrs 'H seauaIous proceeding
Ah ihey sauId establish. if thsy won
ihs debate, UoulJ hs .bat member ,f
th' ministerial association was easy
game. al4 vas ls,i iutv some impropr,
e'N BETTER isl iaat alone gentlemen
oi Jte r..re,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-27
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