The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1917, Page 10

onthe eta wie Frank Gotet greatest wrestler the w a eve known 1 of the world, has t “ t wonderful streng ity, his mat craftiness, availed t Rothing again mpions, death Goteh was He was @f the few champic with th plor * na tucked away Gotch was bor Apr s parents being of Du vant his home u he . Gotch was so bus took fr Before the end of the nm the f In 1897 Goteh got the Klondike, and it w here that he first wre ¢ Mines persuaded . on the match. Gotch won in 18 minutes, and was given $ an share Gotch soon afterward returned to the United States, but ater re turned to Alaska, remaining there a few mo Gotch’s first big m: America was wit then in his prime. T took place in Luce a After this match he became a pupil of Farmer Burn former world champion, who taught Gotch the inside poir wrestling, whieh enabled him to defeat Tom Jenkins for American tithe. Gotch cinched the world title by defeating George Macken schmidt, European champion, in Chicago, two years later. In 1911 he again met and defeated Hackenschmidt with ridiculous ase. On January 11, 1911 of a wealthy Iowa farme Bince their marriage they & boy of 5 Gotch has won th ments, mostly in | about 2.000 the ch married Miss ¢ wh tjoin have lived at Humbe ose farm a usands of 4 have on the mat, and care him a wealth wa land ¢ land near Humboldt urge b One of the fn bis refusal braska boy, in The match refused to sig his bundr defeated chise in the West Peoria wants a fran netructor at Fort ykla. Ritchie Mitche ly consider Milwaukee which was the wants to sho lightweight ever t eng Make Your Christmas Gifts Practical Dunlap, Knox, K., Heath (London), Borsalino (Ital ¢ $ The place to buy hats is where you can see them all ‘Values Tell’’ that now is the time to pick out Extra Smart Suit or Over t before price ance OLIVIA, WE CERTAINLY | YOU Were LUCKY, DID Some HOLBM To GHT FLYING AROUND | THAT NURSE MAID . TUDAY | FoR DANHN WE WANT "TO i pe { CATON THAT "TRAIN Fok WASHINGTON SO ; > S Youv'lt. 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In days of old When knights were bold ancient poets state, They loved to clout, Nor cared about The money Gopher Coach Sore ca at Contract Offer |‘ spre na Cer JOUST So at the gate ; The modern knight, ¢ . When in a fight It keeps him goggle-eyed, For be t eye The other guy t “ «| And the Ted Lewis to Mix ‘ age With Ohio Battler gnats Deoecibes t1 kate receipts beside I welterweight » Cub Chieftain Is Sr bout . to Talk It Over yea elt With New Pitcher 4 Wir Americar Peabody, Ohio Star, © cinics ‘ er Alex.| Won't pla football Would Be Aviator she. Gabe Dave eeu ere ete ae eee Seeks Information Regarding Sergeant Swedish Trainer ty, wa to fir ; Coming to U t f ( I Hijertber the v fat r t t Vinkman writes — he th la would a lot rather dodge German " a ir bullets than some straight rights w reat he has doled out to opponents | | in the ring Billy Miske Signed for Fulton Battle Langford and Wills | ,, 8s | » Willard says he will fight if By ee Te ased Wire Barred From Toledo °*,"""(2"\") hres 8 ort" t War} ! 1 Har v an’ cane probably mea nbout i i ; 1 y stage gold reserve for #ix rou ob ' f ; ve . us that T \ w that Panta Rowland ha itian ieee d - Akh 1 negro boxer | kone on the stage n to #u pect that he is left-handed. Would Make Bomb 'O’Dowd Winner in Throwing Big S ete nee eee : f ete ee t paneeealt Philadelphia Bout {ICA Coact t By United Press Leased Wire » © PHILADE VHILA, De 17 Mike | 1 to ¢ i | O'Dowd defeated Billy Kramer here | relidenca nye WHI call at your }) saturday night in a aslx-round bout | ‘ td mee an th Sanders & Company | Kramer staggered in the final round 1002-4 1, ©, SET Harry Holmes Quits | Ice Hockey Septet) Business Men DOCTOR Try Our 30c¢ Lunch FREE Harry Holinea; goalie of the Beat:| NAM °PoM 5 ent Pay tle ice hockey team, has quit the | Lo ‘ | 1 FIRST AVENUE game for good. Harr who tarred | Torrey &Sears Billiard Parlor ABE fet dats abr pad in the world’s serien last year, han| 1430 3rd, under Owl Drug Store | accepted a contract with a firm in Boston, He is over the draft age. WOH SPOTS IN CAREER OF FRANK GOTCH Torn Aprii 1878 | iret professional mateh with Swede Swanson at Bear creek, Aleske, im 1807 biest hi riant match in America with Dan Mcleod at La- Ja., in 1899. Vion world chomplonship by defeating ,George Hackenschmidt corn ( VecAUse # SUMrEN Bap, OBSTRUCTS HAMGATION | Cincinnati Reds Pay High for Blackb } By United Press Leased Wire 17. Rous last season shortstop CHICAGO, Dec Blackburn, Toronto, has been purchased by ati Reds for 4 sum given o in Ch in 1905 Defeated Hackenschmidt in straight falls at Chicago, Labor | | as in excess of $6,000 SW Day, 1911 e Nh Married Miss Gladys Oestrich at Humboldt, Ia, January 11, || po not injure the fighting fore 1911 of the nation by depriving them » t. Tom AND By PDWIN 4 BROWN yman ‘e for making a slaughter-yacted as a spy in Russia for h a shambles of Belgium|German government. Her ace A */and porthern France was that Ru I; ige was Colonel Misasredorf, . e 0 troops were ng on the] Russian who was caught A , will now | hanged ' t rn oxa be bound to| Tenth —Vipper, a German from} Y | re ; in accordance with | Germany, was attorney-general af ey tt « je cane Petrograd, who in order to dist , or THE POWER OF GERMANY IN| (2 attention of the Russian peopltl aie: RUSSIA from their real ical interests of First—The Cearina wan from Ger.| 220 Prosecuted the famous Bey! skis. ote ussite |case, which proved to be only a com © people ! spiracy to make strife and bitte e ‘ ‘ | feeling between the Jews and Gem n Vipper became a German spy ~ : w we and is said to have been killed. | Eleven ‘Sturmer, a Gerrgap bo x : in Russia, premier of minist plotting to make a separate p x f a as : chomlinoff, war mim] ‘ oS aia Rierae was a proGerman and digy bode acl te oar He sent soldiers to them ay : t without ammunition and cloth eae hl 3 He always kept the suppligg) A hea aa ago he fr there was nothing! . ‘ cto with, His war suppligl ‘ age ee et oe ae ways put where the Germagl . wh 2 n w pelts sg cna oataee rteenth.— Rasputin, the Rul rina brother Wan monk, was the instrument tha . oo, ae: ae " ny worked, v Rus general, is su ae . ‘ ] have gone over to the Ger Cone e, one ef was k 1 un avi r nment t 1 pr scat ans he ais 1 lost his head (not so ' a f ay rman’ cer and Czar Nicholas lost Al wr hae exce ‘ a work for on which such a depraw : tw 1 pM 0 ee & v and incompetent Qn he a ; ‘a le rg. who > C ar ’ if ver have . ay Shan ns Baron Crif vernor of}! opment and “ag t also from Germany. This | a kalo cetera. . spies and prove “ that their acts n harmony witht ad ! pe : e German influence which dest ‘ from office d the Czar replaced at the hel ru maifeasance, | before the jautocratic government of Rusa t " v Any one except those with eripph foci tt ' Firth and those who are for sali ; ‘evartiner 1 sppoint-| many) w that the Russtan people a nt F tion af the mu-| Russian trayed into the hands d i WHO CAUSED THE WARK? bombar If the above statements are tru ere plik Ms nea eats ubled and without s Ipposed Issia), we forced to conelud Y decay 1.| to be undergoing repa His work | that the r zation of Rusalagl ’ my y > En was so raw in behalf of Germany troops upon the Austrian fronties 1 f \ t he was removed and another | was brought about by a German coné wersvhy ¢ 1 1 cc by the name of Ebergart | spiracy with pro-Germans in Rus toe that m i wel on Berean) oe oe ao cons Auris bow to Gen i ; P , u : to the h ft T Ge An Spy system and active iD es : ent from ty in our own country make eaned a note to Austr t xth Raron Ekskul, from Gen- | so r sary for teh Gk three a im r began, | denbrane, Germar was the Gen. | the ed States to d tn. wht tated. he ) eral of the southwestern Ru n|such thing exists today as a Germa . Satiure he ¢ f Austria to! army, fighting Austria, He did splen-| American; and that what was treat with Russia for peace would| did work in debauching the Russian | German American derore war w be regarded by Germany as a breach|army by shortening supplies and lared, is no more ® today, ye which she could not over equipment. are either an American or a Ge 1 have now before me unque Seventh—-Smith, a German, at the|man; if the former, we share wi tioned proof tha German gen-| head of the Southwest way in]you our last loaf, but if the latty eral staff and the Kaiser knew more| Russia, was able to use his railway | you are unfortunate im being about what was going on in Russialin the interest of many und | alien enemy to our country than the Russian pe or even} against the best interests of Russ of the proven treachery of SSaPROw the Czar himself did; and while the Kightt Prince Holdenberg was|/ernment and Prussianized military German people nnot be mora hief in command of the Red Cro vutocracy, you are not to be trusted blamed for what their general staff | organization and hospital, Ho is al until you ren » tne government nd Kaiser dc the German] German relative of the Czarina and] of Germany which has deceived the peor are morally respec e for| has been able to do much work for} world, and now attemprs to rule or the acts of their government, if they| Germany because of his position in| destroy it. Germany m © wartt sustain it Russia Next Monday wu write on Remember, the only Ninth—Countess Klein, a German, |“"Who Is a Slacker?"