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The Washington times., 1906-12-30
GOTCH A MODEL
FOR HRESTLERS
Has Saved His Money and Is
Now Said to Be Worth
100000.
FAMILY DON'T LIKE GAME
Very Seldom Mention Graphing and
Think It Too Sporty-Has
Two Autos.

| Frank Gotch is not proud Of his title
/ OF champion catch-as-catch-can wrestler
! OF the world. lie Is ashamed of the
wrestling business and Of the company
Ia which it throws him. His father and
mother are ashamed Of il. too, and
GoIch IS going 10 get out OF IL as soon
as IL ceases 10 bring him big money"
Notch IS worth 500 900. He is a money
maker and money-saver. He has 500
acres Of land and works upon il each
summer He does not drink nor use TO-
baceo. Gotch Is almost a perfect man
physically, and he takes care Of his
health.
Hard to Settle Down.
It's a poor game. this wrestling
Goteh said the day after his match with
Fred Beell at Kansas City. He moved
painfully about with a walking stick.
My advice TO aspirants is-.don't try
IL Because there's no money in Il
until You are a champion. It's long.
hard night up 10 that point. and there's
room for only one at the top. And afte.
you're pushed away, you're done for
good At the best you can't last longer
than from five 10 seven years. It's
pretty hard at the end 20 settle down to
you. YouU think Of the crowds. the
glare OF the calcium lights, the cries
for the champion. the struggle on the
mat. And you Will rebel. rebel even
now when l stay long on my farm.
But it's a hard game. getting 10 the
top. I've earned every cent I've got"
Parents Don't Mention It.
Gotch's father and mother. the former
seventy-seven years old, the latter sew
enty-hve. are both living on their old
homestead, near Humboldt.
They don't take much interest in nv
wrestling" the champion said. some
way. mother does not approve Of it,"
There was look of regret in the bie-
athletes eyes. Father seldom men
s1ons il 10 me-" he said 7 don't know
whether they are proud of me or NOT
They never say So They know have
made money. but it's the sporting uarr
Of it all they don't like. However. when
N beaten. I'm going back 10 the farm,
10 1--we l wouldn't take a position as
trainer IN college because-WeIl. be-
cause it's distasteful TO me. ana
haven't the patience. I'd hurt some
one"
Has Two Autos.
Frank Gotch works on his farm in -.
summer months. He has two big motor
ears IN which he takes occasional rms
after the days work is done. He keeps
Il constant training by open air work.
ana declares no one can develop as
leaIthfui muscles indoors as out.
1le. greater part OF my twentv-nina
ears nave been spent outside" he ssid
ana I'm simply a farmer boy. I've
earned what 1t IS 10 strain and tug ON
he mat I've never been badly hurt. AL
hough a few scars are on nv head and
'OoY. 1t takes two or three days 10 Get
'Ver the soreness caused by a hard
wrestling match "
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
WORLDS CHESS CHAMPS
TO MEET IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-The match fo-
the chess championship Of the world -
De played early in January of next wear
between Lasker and Marshall, is now
assured. As soon as Marshall returns
from his tour through the West and
South the players will arrange all the
details OF play
1t Is expected that most Of the games
viii be played in this city. although
the champion has offers for some OF
the games TO be played out of town.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Opened English Eyes.

Maher viii ride during 1907 for Lord
Derby, one Of the biggest racing men of
england. man whose standing on The
turt there more nearly resembles that OF
august Belmont here than any other
comparison which might be made. NOT
only does Lord Derby maintain 4 large
stable or racers on the nat. but he also
mas large stud. and has met with much
success as a breeder.
NaheFS handling OF two-year-Olds is
what has made the present contract
lie American style OF nursing tba
young horses along and not whipping
them At ali was a revelation to the Fng-
Ilsh owners, and as NIaher Is a hand
rider OF note he secured the rlum. Ana
10 ride for Lord Derby is. indeed a
plum. for II assures almost anv Jockeys
position.
English sporting papers. in recent ar
ucles, lay great stress on the fact tbat
II anyone had played all OF Maber's
mounts TO win, Irrespective of price.
during the "ear he would have won
out on tie season-a really remarkable
record
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
ODOnneU FORCES Ahead
In Departmental League
Navy Yard Bowler Finally Jumps to the Top
Replacing Garrett Who Has Held the Lead
All SeaSOn-Printers Have SlumD

While Navy stln has a commanding
! lead in the Departmental Bowling
/ League. the margin was slightly cut
/ down during the past two weeks by the
/ Bureaus. who captured three straight
/ games from Postoffice. and took two
/ out of three from the Government
/ Printing Office quint The Navy Yard
/ boys could get but TWO from the Print
| ers.
/ Garrett of the Interiors. who has
gamely held the leadership since the
early part of the season, has finally been
overhauled by O'DonneH, OF the Navy
Yard, who now has two points margin
over the former leader.
Printers Bad Slump.
Several of the teams have slumped at
different times during the season. but
or the bad sessions Of the good teams.
that OF the Printers, during the two
weeks, was easily the prize lemon. They
dropped from fourth to sixth place. be-
ing passed by the Commissioners and
Interiors II is one Of the oddities of
The game that after dropping three
straight 10 the Commissioners and to
the trailing Warriors the Printers
should manage 10 get one game eacn
from the leaders. the AgBies and Sailors
Postoffice. by losing five out of six.
drops to last place, War getting four
games won.
All oI the teams have shown improve
ment in averages, War having made
the biggest gain. Treasury, Agriculture.
Commissioners. and Postoffice each
gained six points, and Bureau, Interior,
and q. p o. five points each.
Many Shake-Ups Among Teams.
The following changes have taken
place: Navy Yard, Fritz. third in place
OF Taloert; Agriculture. Field TO second
from NTH; Hilton from second TO fifth:
Treasury, Parker second to first. Schrad-
er first 10 second. De Yo from seventh
10 third, Walsh from second 10 first.
Mccarthy, first to second; and on the
Postoffice. Hamacher has taken third
place from Berckman
Schrader has regained the lead on the
Treasury team, and incidentally broken
TWO seasons records, by running the
remarkable game Of 276, and set of eco
against the Postoffice team. on Thurs /
day
The following averages include last |
Wednesdays games:
Club Standings.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-15
PHOENIX, ARIz., NOV. 15, 1906.
IT IS PERFECT.

The territorial fair this year is the first function ever brought to our mo- tice with which everybody was pleas ed. There is no dissenting voice. Even the professional MT Fixit Cwe have nd one person in mind; there are always some of the family in every cqmmu- nity) has not come forward to suggest that the fair might, have been better if ii had been a little different.
 The live stock display is said by ex- perrs to be the best they ever saw in the west. l. recalls to them the ex- hibits they have seen in the moro flourishing of the middle states where the business if fine stock raising has descended from father to son for gen. erations.
 There areC comparatively few state fairs where so many >nd such good horses are seen. though it is hardly a dozen years since the scientific culti- vation of the horse was begun here. But that is the way things happen m the west-with suddenness-when the impulse is given. They are none the less permanent than in the east where they are of slow growth.
 We do not think there are many states in the union where so much interest is taken in a state fair. There IS never SO great a representation Of the people in attendance From the more distant counties of even a small state the attendance is confined to the comparatively few, who are known among the neighhorsr as scientific farmers. The rest of the visitors come from adjacent counties and near5y towns conveniently situated.
 To oui territorial fair people have come in large numbers from every county in the territory. The great bulk of them aIe not specially interest ed in any department, but they are in tensely interested in the whole fair as an institution of Arizona. They are proud of il; not of the hogs. cattle or horses, not of the mineral display; moi of any one thing but of all. I
Arizona republican., 1906-11-15
ARIZONA APPROVED.

Arizona's noble fight. against join turf has the approval of right thinking people everywhere. The territory has raised itself in popular estimation by its stubborn and successful defense of its integrity and its identity. The New York Sun says of the result of the statehood election:
 Returns from Arizona indicate that not more than fifteen Der cent of the voters supported the plan for the union of that territory with New Mexico. Considering that MT. Roosevelt had been lei by advisers ignorant or reck- less of public opinion in Arizona to favor this unnatural union. that his name was freely used Oy the federal officeholders in the territory. and that powerful influences in congress and elsewhere were interested. the amount of joint statehood sentiment disclosed IS pitiful enough. The facts must have heen known in Washington. Even Senator Beveridge SO persistent in eluding them during his singular pill grimage to the territory must have grasped them.
 But let bygones be byeOnCs. If Mir Cannon and the other jointists have saved their face" may they be happy in that salvation. Arizona has saved her identity. her autonomy and her fu- ture. A combination unjust to Ari- zona for many reasons has been avoided
 A state made of the two territories would have contained from the first the germs of ill feeling. of opposing self-interests. of race hatred and of sectional divisions and hostilities. Henceforth Arizona will be free to grow and prosper in her individual way and according to the genius of her people. as intelligent and patriotic as can be found anywhere in the United States, and with the strongest n r ,pe and pride in Arizona.
 Both the republicans and the demo- crats of Arizona have worked heartily. and we might almost say unanimously. against joint statehood. The result of the work done by their spokesmen at Washington and at home is praise and satisfaction enough for them. They will not forget in their victory the friends who have helped them: and among many of these perhaps Senator Foraker has been not the least determined and effective.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-15

We might have known that a new progressive democratic movement could not be set on foot without Geor9e Fred Williams as a part of the motive power. Mr. Williams is always dis siveness in -one direction or another. But il is curious that Mir. Williams should consent to the purpose of the new party to maintain silence for the period Of one year. MT. Williams has never done anything like that in his life
Arizona republican., 1906-11-15
MEsA-RoosEVELT STAGE co.


  7:SO a. Leave Globe Roo m. esq,
Arizona republican., 1906-11-15

Anna Gould is herself again. Eleven years of French nobility was enough for her She had the reputation of being a stnsible and rather spirited American girl so that it is wonderful that she stood it as long as she did. She has joined the ranks of those Am erican girls who have found that a title is not worth buying encountered as t is with l man who is necessarily y
Arizona republican., 1906-11-15

unworthy because he offers h for sale
 The daughter of Jay Gould has learned what the Princes Colonna learned ten years ago and what she that was Consuclo Vanderbilt has learned later.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-15

The crowd which has come to the fair calls for a revision of estimates regarding the population of Arizona. It has been guessed at 1SO,0OO. We do not believe that a territory of only that population could furnish such throngs as are vtsiting the fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-15
pE0FE5A5oH nL
MASSAGE

7 G. A. Roberts. the Masseur. is now associated with the Arizona SGnita-
 rum. and will be pleased to meet any one wishing Massage Treatment We will give skillful. courteous attention to ladies. Separate apartments for ladies. Treatments given at the san itariuIn. OF in your room. Phone Red 1533. The Arizona Sanitarium, 515 Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-15

Position wanted by two young men G9) both formerly employed in offices in Chicago. Healthy. willing. Ad- dress Box 39S City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

ship as the ambition Of the man Of
power. Then, pointing out the diff.
feulty which now exists Of obtaining
men Of the first grade Of ability for
public service, he proposes the suggest.
i've query whether, after all. one of
the chief advantages Of the growth Of
municipal ownership will not be the
true field which it affords for the EN-.
ployment Of men Of energy. intellect
and executive ability in the public ser.
vice. owe may hope" he concludes.
"for greater repression Of the selfish
motives and the sordid activities for
freer play to noble ambition and pub.
lie spirited effort, and not only for A
stronger government, but for better
and purer democracy"
Election Of United States senator's
by direct vote Of the people Is going
to cut of one Of the greatest political
getrich-quick schemes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
Ten Dollars Prize

The Oregon Association Opposed to
the Extension Of Suffrage to Women
offers a prize Of ten dollars for the best
essay written by anyone under 81 years
Of age, in Marion county. Oregon, on
the subject Of "Fcmale Suffrage Not
Desired In Oregon" Essays are limit.
ed to 25OO words and must be mailed
80 AZ to reach the chairman on or be.
foro May 10, 1906.
Anyone desiring to compete may sc.
cure literature bearing on the subject
from Mrs. Ralph W. Wilbur $50 Love.
JOY street, Portland. Oregon.
The competition Is confined 10 bona
ade residents Of Marion county who arc
less than a years Of age.
MRS. SADIE a. DAVIS.
Chairman. s6i Hawthorne avenue, Port.
land, Oregon.
MISS JENNIE SMITH.
MISS ESTHER GOODMAN.
Committee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
''UNBUILD"
OREGON
RAILROAD
Old!NarrOw Gauge Being Dis
mounted by Ruthless
Wrecking Crew

Fhat part Of the Yambill division Of
the $. p. r. r. from Lafayette via
Dayton Prairie TO whiteson. is thing
Of the past, and is being wiped out Of
existence. We are informed that a
wrecking crew has been at work tear.
ing up the track-all the rails and
toes, and taking down tho bridges
along that portion Of the railroad. Since
the cut of from Lafayette to 81. Joe
on the west side line has been built
all traffic over the Yamhill division to
McMinnville, Whitesou. Sheridan and
other points up the valley Is carried by
wa yof ST. Joe The Yamhil ldivision
when constructed unjer the supervision
of Jos. CASTOR, Of Castor, Washington
county and was known as the Dayton.
Sheridan 6 Grande Roude road. VIM.
Reed Of Portland, through a Scotch
company, got control Of the road. The
narraw giage road was an independent
line from The oregon & California, the
first railroad built In Oregon. under
the supervision Of the noted Ben Hob
hday Ga peculiar character and rec.
ognizcj boss In more ways than one In
the early days Of Oregon). Dundee,
five miles from this city. which was
named after Dundee tn Scotland (and
which in time. it was thought by the
promoters, would become a city Ia cv.
cry way equal 20 the parent city) was
the junction Of another line from
Woodburn and Siiycrton, Marion couu-
o.. and which was extended further
south After operating several years
on on irregular schedule aud slow speed
che limo 90 Woodburu was abandoned
aud thc track torn up. A large hotel
was built ai puu.bcc which, Tor a mum.
bcr Of years, was a popular place Zoe
passengers and other people 20 take
meals After the Southern Pacific
company leased The Oregon q California
lines that company also secured eontrol
Of mo oregonian railway, known a.
Reeds narrow guagc road. The little
narrow guagc line. although "slow
coach" aud the roadbcd, at this sca.
son Of th, year. until within tho past
year. Ia a very soft and prsearious con.
dltion, aud rough 20 ride over, has been
quite a convenience % this part OF
Yamhill county and other sections The
now arrangement makes but slight dif'
ference az 90 accommodations of traf.
hc except IN tho immediate vicinity OF
sullcy siation.-Dayton Herald
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
'ADoctorS
Medicine

,,odsrn Mind and Equal Suffrage.
Ins -, 49,. Journal, That women should
nal suffrage with men seems so
ha'e h..ble ~ to the unprejudice mind that
80 y. no need of argument. The bur
%. ,roof surely ought to be with
a'h s.sier y Of this contention.
m universal proverb that no
y -, has ever been born who did
gre. 80 a great mother. And yet the
y. IN Of the centuries must find its
waterloo when the ballot takes this
feld -. ,h,, ,voro,
-, rot TO have the joint privilege
~ - man Of making the laws which
VIZ .b.m both. because after these
80, s,,morts have been made she has
=, ,be power to bear her part in their
y, s...om.pt and defense, has reached
~ condition Of scnility as to be
go along side Of Kipling's Man
a., wos, When Madame do Stael
twice by the naughty Ma
len because her pen was mightier
tt.r hi. sword; when Harriet Beecher
s,owo could say the last word in her
t.,.,,or,.i ,trncle Toms Cabin" that
v,s vitaiiy instrumental in changing the
.,yiiization Of centuries, freeing both
.i,vss from their masters and masters
t,om their slaves; when that great
u.,,yr 20 vice annihilation and race
,nsssipation. Francis Z. Willard,
,,Bld accomplish what no man has been
,b,s 20 accomplish, a world federation
\, righteousness. e Is too late In the
Az 10 talk about the helplessness Of
fsmiuinity.
with women prcdominating In our
hsh schools and limiting at Il In our
,snsges &c is high timc 70 allow thc Cd
r,sisd mind without reference TO phys,
i.sl markings TO rule in the realm Of
rrsmneut
EVERETT NJ. HILL.
Baker City, oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

Two hundred Democrats mot 40 Port.
land aud requested" that certain
ticket be uamel,
The following named gentlemen were
asked 90 become candidates for che OF
Gees msntionel3
Governor George B. ChamberIain, ln'
sumbent
supreme justice Thomas @. HALEY,
incumbent
United States senator Johu NJ
GeaEin, incumbent
Secretary Of state, Paul sroat Of
Marion.
state treasurer j. D. Matlosk Of
Lane.
Attorney general Robert A. Miller
OF Multnomah.
state printer, j. Scott Taylor Of Rla-
math.
Superintendent Of public Instruction.
Z. z. Bragg OF Uuioui ". A .Wann Of
Linn
Labor commissioner, sam Veateh of
Lane.
Representative in e0ugress-FIFst
district. @ v. Galloway OF Yamhiil, =.
A. Cochran Of Marion, Second district;
Harvey Graham of Baker w. IT,
Vaughn Of MultnOmah.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

Ernest Walker, the 3ycar.old son of
Jerry Walker, got hold Of a small bot.
tlc Of carbolic acid Tuesday afternoon
and drank little Of the contents The
unfortunate occurrence happened az tho
now home Of II, r. Ramsey, and the
child was AZ once taken 90 tho Office Of
tho Dra Booth and everything possible
was done 20 save lts life, but without
avail, and Il dicd the next evening. Tho
child got thc bottle out Of a box Of
medicines which was among other
things just novel 10 by Mr. Ramsey
Lebanon Express Advance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
A MASTER STROKE

In hno laundry work We lay on every
article launlriol by us. whether h bo
linen or Madras white or oolored shirt.
collar, cufi, woolons, shiriwaisls. or lace
curtains Our laundry work Is unap.
proaehable in point of beauty, iu finish,
in color and conscientious care We
win appreciation by giving satisfaction
and peerless work az low prices Your
patronage solicited
aALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
Colonel j. Olmnead, Proprietor
norous ID. Olmaieai. Manager.
Phone a5. ig6.idd Liberty 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
MIXING Money ont OF Polltles

ttsa fact that men make largo
fortunes in politics that they never
eald maxi, honestly out Of the salary
pii.
Tie leading article In tho March AZ.
hr,is Is notable paper on "The Love
4 Wealth and tho Public Service" by
r ". Taussig, professor Of economies
Il Harvard university aud editor Of
~ Quarterly Journal Of Economies.
Professor Taussig traces tho evolution
\ deals BY which the control Of great
i.asiEial smbinations has been substi'
sisa foF political aud military leader,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

Corner Of Seventh and stark Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
The new and modern hotel OF the city
Caters particularly 10 residents Of sa-
lem and other Orsgon cities EuroPean
plan Free bua Rates 900 per day
and upward Handsomest grill in the
West, and prices a. low as Ia places
les sttraetiva Daily Capital JOurHal
on hlo
WRI0HT-DfOKKlgBoN HOTEL 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
TALKiNo MAcHlNGs.

Edison Photographs and Records
Delivered fnoo anywhere ON receipt
of fun roiail price: largest stock
Edison records wost OF Rockies.
ss'nd for circular. Peter Baeigalupi.
7S0 Mission street. San Fmnoisco
2eGlm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
A Coast Man Product

she was pretty salesgirl, anu he
askel her for a kiss
(For he was tho one accepted OF ihi'
fair and charming miss.
She gave him one, and as she drs" Der
rosy lips away
In line with her business trainingl
'Is there" she asked in trembling
tones, anything else today
Selected
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

Itching pile produce moisture sna
cause itching, this form, as weA 40
blind. bleeding or prOtruding piles arc
cured by Dr. Bo-san-kO's Pile kemeay'
stops itching and bleeding. AbsoFos
tumoTs 500 a jar at druggists, or seat
by mail. Treatise free. Write me
about your ease. Dr.. Boanko, Phiia'
delphia, Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
DERAIAToLodIsr.

Emma B. Ashford Graduate dornatol.
ogist aud scalp specialist, Every
blemish OF the human face eradieat,
eA scientific facial and scalp mas
sage. An work guaranteed. Eld.
ridge block, 302h Commercial
street. slim
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

a. Your stepmothers-she can steam
clean or dye them, and rave you a
new suit. prcss and repair. rellno.
furnish buttonA The most delicate
fabrics can bo cleaned by her dry
cleaning method without injury. II
does not shrink or change ita color.
Il 10 noHt 20 The Journal once. aai
Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
LIVERY AND AALE sTABLEs.

Rsd Front stsblss-Fif.i.siass livery.
boarding and sale stahleL Rubber
tired buggies and Ono driving stock.
N. L. Harod. proprietor. 27i Che
msketa street. Phone Maln Ts.
ia,it-iyr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

The seley Studios. Thorough instrue.
tion In music. Mr.. and Mru Frances.
90 seley, specialists In voios PToduo.
tion, Interpretation and Harmony.
Opera House Building, rooms and
10. Residence phone Main sTt.
Ii-a.tim
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
MUSIC STUDIOS.

Music studio. .-Frahk 2. CSarshin,
Musical Studio. Associate teacher
Western Conservatory. ChieAgo, m,
representing Interstate System Al
Salem, Oregon In the Gray block,
room ,. stsdio hours ? 10 ia and 3
90 8. s.ia-9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
WANTED

-e,.r7ss7-r7s7s
Wanted.-Energetie, trustworthy man
70 work Ia Oregon, representing largo
Manufacturing Company. Salary,
90 % 900 per month, paidweeklyi
expenses advanced. Address with
stamp, J, II. Moore, Salem, Oregon.
slO3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12

feed Barn-speelal attsntion 20 tTan
ssnt teams Farmers patronage 20
lieited. Waiting rooms for ladies
We also carry a full line Of feed.
Located al Club stables, corner Lib
sTty and Ferry stTseta Phone Main
z. Prunk A Darby. l2,i4-6m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-12
roNRoRTAL

Evans' Barber shOp.-EvsrytAing new
and up 20 date. Fnest porcelain
batha shaving, i5o, haireutting s6o
baths a5c. First class bootblaeka
O. w. Evans. Proprietor