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Mah Geo Of Bex W A of w ‘the rest. from this he ie the apectal Tatt tary P b MAJ. GEO. W. GOETHALS, U. 8. A. Engineer, who has been chosen oy President Roosevelt to build the Panama Canal, Star's Exclusive Service.) ATON, D. Cy Pie wheel heres March 5. the force” tv Goethals, chogen the Panama canal, has come | he called in the army engineer | ity and discretion. eng Goethals ie said to be a 6 in the morning mam He is at it teods the way and sets the) oie and late. But he ts also ot War of Engineers Gen, MeKen- ‘but =e A PHI ie. siGma PRATER. | AND SON OF WEALTHY | of Chatfield ‘Taylor ATTORNEY CONFESSES TO) ot : SILVERWARE latter admits thet he likes wit Rot 3@ other engineers In| for Stevens’ job all just ot admit that weed, and he Meld if the private engineers are BRAM & poor then theee fei Say of thom worth $50,000 Geo, Gowthals about * sald the actual doings with the Panema Pristration andl work than oS man tn Washington, The thet he has been Taft's t for the Panama bust- has been on the general the army and assigned to and he has been ‘all. (Seripos Telegraph Service.) CHICAGO, March 6&—A moet ax story was unfolded by the arrest of Richard * young man aged gon of Ira Hoopes, a wealthy of Kokomo, tad. one form “ of this 20 was arrested on a charge | acfh e Bickel Pia . oy 4 o6e i a 3-P » Packs y I Fairbank Cold 1 18¢ i Pew Enar me Bath 1 ; Se: 15¢ te Jay Straw Bag De > J shape. R. Cooper Willis, 47 ballting j lancet and ones after | would get a man as engineer who to} would stay put If he had te j eee from the day lsborers roll The army engineers have | that they were being slighted in the 1 te with some they have looked as obe after another of the high priced raliroad builders have suc- curbed to the damp weather and ANAMA CHIEF ALM. MAN vated hie men tired that thie inaies came upon trresietably after the young in the fraternity house had ro Hoopes says he entered the =|MINING MEN IN THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH ; jo). platnt te the Seattie headeensiers of the Pacific company charging Arthur G, Laugh- lin with fncompetent management =z: PRESS GAG BILL BEATEN Tevler mansion by sawing a m penal and us & consequence giving in IN THE SENATE ning He terior service to the city, men ie ss "other Fog nici He has practically confessed to Walker Beon Again. et aa aed the robbery WALLA WALLA, March 6 OLYMPIA, March 6 Senator] Before the bill was put to a vote, ¥ ‘ Chief of Potice Brown ta positive he |Gravex’ bill to restrict the freedom | Graves offered an amendment strike t the Beattl ton eu ! CLAIM naatune Rha cAUeT aattaeamien —a a renee jo aenoetation can give #Faaw William B, Walker, the ab-|of the prevs in the publication of |ing out the {mprisonment clause tm *Tnorts of the trouble Into the courts |some of the members are involved | Sondine bank embessier of Now |news of murder, divorce, poles | section 3 for offering for sale or elre CHICAGO, Mareh &—Sohn [into which prominent members will not affest the mining interests | Uritaim, Conn. last Saturday, The urt and sexual crimes was defeat | culating newspapers § containing Smith, R. T. Fitegeraid and & e {the Washington State Mining a of Whatcom county chief caught sight of the manled in the senate yesterday by a| matter forbidden in section 1, and Galiras Wace cnrteeed task’ eich: [elation ave getting, bave started ascending the elevator in the Ran-| vote of 15 ayes to 25 noes shortly |eutting out the minimum fine of on a charge of robbing tet nited |Movemen® among the members White the trouble referred to in }sam building, but Inter lost sight of jafter the author of the bill had| $50, so that the range would be Bintes mall ‘Ween Shick wen |the Whatecm County Miners’ 0 he above dispateh te probably in| lspoken at length on his reasons for| nothing to 9250. These amend- standing fn front of the Stock Ex-|elation to withdraw from mem part the suits in which the Hogers | advocating such @ measure ments were adopted, but the bill change building last Saturday |sbip in the state association Heaneltipe and Washington Meteor | Vad | Senator Ruth changed his vote | was defeated at once by the de hight. The men were arrested in a An officer of the local sasoctatl ompantios ate involved, there ts} from aye to no tm order to be in al ciaive vote of 15 to 26. Jt is stated room which they rented Saturday. }mays that he has heard of troulfjelfilio other litigation brewing which position to move reconsideration. |that still other amendments will be Sunday they were im the room all brewing Im the Seattle assoctatiipwill affect me «of the’ local The vote on the bill was not taken| offered before the bill fs put to day opening the mat! presumably |and that he does not wish the lod) [wining association and facts are anti! after several amen | vote again in the hope that 1¢ may jared from the wagua, When an |sesociation to, be pulled fato It IStkeky to be brought to Nght which jhad been defeated or carried | be passed. J envelope was opened and no money The local association will prd 1] decrease membership of * found tt was thrown into the stove. |ably withdraw very quickly unle ~" assoclation 000 acres; Olymple reserve, 119,000 | acres; Priest River reserve, in Ste~ arom inlow, Simon Shaughnessy | os ve ounty, $10,000 acres. In addi- TELEGRAPH BRIEF: mt Fife, Death was due to abscess (Btar Special Service.) | thor these a new reserve in forme ‘of the brain, from whieh he had EL, PASO, Texas, March 5.—The ed on the north half of the off Cote s . o been a constant sufferer for almost) matinee performance of the San | | ville Indian reservation, under the epublicans? Caucus Ds two years. He ts survived by a| Carlos opera company’s “The Bar| name of the Colville forest reserve, bd 8 TACOMA, March 5.--The rep@> | wife, to whom he was merried only | ber of Sevule,” was brought to a) | and embracing 667,000 acres of time Hean city caucuses will be hald [a few weeks. sudden close here Saturday when bered land. Mareb 19, primaries March 21 and men and women rushed madly to * Pe . “4 | | PITTSBURG COUNCILMAN the convention Maroh 29 Bundey Closing " Disewseed, the box offiee windew demanding (Bernas "Folewraph Sersies3 | SENTENCED THAEE YEARS. c . B.C, March 6. heir money, becatse pabon od - VANCOUVER, , thei because the baloony| wauninaTon. D. C.. March cca resident Appeals. Next Friday at Vietoria the provin-| scene in the first act and the last} on foreme procinmation Iamued PITTWBURG. March 5—-W. A WASHINGTON, March 6.—Ye®-| cial cabinet will meet members of | seven scenes of the second 6 WETC| neaey afternoon by President artin, councfinan, haw been sen- torday afternoon President Roose | the Lord's Day Alliance to discuss lett out | Roosevelt addn 4,000,000 mere to the| tenced to three years and fined $600 (Reringe Telegrenh Service.) _ | hit, jasued 8 peblte appl for ths [Sunday closing Nielsen came out to SINE | reserves of Washington, as {0 for soliclting @ bribe when the fran. NEW YORK, March 5.—A plea of | stated in his letter to the New York] Death of Rev. John N. Poland. Ighe Inter meclared, | Washington foreat reserve, 2 | chine was granted to the Tube City o © or ern ph | " df - = nen *bacres oun sinter rem 6, Raliroad company Bre fil Badge con “4 peg Ea committee that Russia had always] CINCINNATI, March 6.—Rov.| back of the scenes Mount Kt x itr thabes walle fu fw wocntied “per [heen 0 qed Stent of he United | John N. Foland, widely known in This Is the firet time Iwas ever] Tea und coffer; so much good-| ,DOmt Mwrow | away your, = a re ae oo 2 States, the Catholic ehureh, died tn this|hised in my life, | will never come | ness dwells in a leat and a bean 7 ‘ = A sonal” or “Red Light column” was | P Thi A cuneiee ®—| took like new et the Pantatorfum, entored in the court this moming etty yesterday from Bright's | to eI ee ng = _ ye awe iHing’s Rest | Cal up Mats 1048. eos by William Rand, counsel for the disease. a gy Sage pons a ee nied York Herald Publishing com tied me Minaccote. | Fist and thetr timely sopearance Th ‘ NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March| prevented grave trouble. Lobert This remarkable ples was entered | qed at the Fanny Paddoak boapital S—The battleship Minnesota was | Silberg, director of the theater -let able for use tm many ways by the | has secretary of hen a drudge. He is tactful and diplomatic The prewident be taking the word of Taft McKenste for Hever met him uni be wae selected Ret the president who wanted canal pleewure that hot sum. ar. He went with the secretary om his | trip to the isthmus Taft bas tried him out in many come te have confidence in hin abil a young would not resign three times before He sald he affair, and ways, scunething more Goethals, army man ann he ate now te have their turn. The boy was until six weeks ag0 | unusually busy fn his practice & member of the Sigma Phi Sigms | physician and had taken little rest fraternity and Itved tm the frater- | G5 Tuesday his condition be from police removed « nearly $90 pieces of fine jewelry The police are unable to estimate | found that his weakened coudition | nity house, Bo jor “barginry, EN AND MEMBER OF | “lected for hin scenes of activity being the homes of Chicago mill | jonaires, among them the "partionlar spots the trunk holding | the value of the loot Hoopes says he was controlied by an impulse to rob the houses. He ‘Plumbing and Heating s=: een your « ears open for TIDE. | Done in the shortest pomstble tine by the G. H. Brown Plumbing Co., 221 Pine st. Both phoass. 5c-bar Fairbanks’ Dandy Laundry Soap— Ten Bars, 25c The Keen Kutter Store SPRAY PUMP. Pump for Roses Meyers tin Spray 3c GARDEN WHEELBAR- ROW Garden SHAVING La HEMACI’ POCKE DOG LT t Whee $3.49 “AIc SOAP. 5c KNIFE 59c SOAP. $1.00 Plain White China handled Slop Jar, Johnson * Plain 4 hae elock He eniect ong felt mansion | sort ( | ST. | The bave aqua, on behalf of James Gordon Bennett, yowner of the | William GUtham, advertising man Old Soldier Dies, ager BELLINGHAM, March §.—Mar Sentence will not be Imposed alin G Parker, aged 63. a private of Wi April 2 Compeny K, Twentieth regiment, | Goodale, For years the New York Herald jpaper through which “dates” jof engagements were made. matter was finally attention of the postal authorit | whieh finally ended with the sbove results WILL BUILD Saturday night. New York Herald, and Indiana volunteer infantry, in the leivil war, died at hie Meradale| |home Sunday afternoon. Mr. Parker | jis survived by three sons and two daughters. He was 4 member of 4, B Stedman post No. 34, G. A. RL, ) mission. land an honorary member of Oasis! | lodge No. 67, A. F & A. M, of Fort) Morgan, Cole. in te and a arrangement The to t maintained a column of free-and-easy brought | NORTH John W. ‘McKee Dead. a PUYALLUP, March 5.Joba W. McKee of Sumas died Bunday aft ernoon at the residence BATTLESHIPS Boripps Telegraph Service.) PETERSBURG, March 5—~ government has decided to within the next four years a fron including two battleships» of way of the Burlington, quarters In St. Louls, bas been ap polnted supervising engineer of raft read construction in the Philippines for the United States Insular com Hello Man YA r Charged. MA, Mareh 6 Counciiman Shaw has sent a com A HUNGRY CHILO Needs Veivet fread to make it a his bust, strong and happy. turned over to the government yes terday by her buflders. Goodate Goes to Isiands. ST. LOUIS, March 6.--Loomis F. engineer of maintenance a bead . Smaller Prices and Larger Sales That's Bartell’s for All of March We're Starting This*Month By Extra Price Reductions Heads std toh aaah pee anc SOME PRICING FOR TOMORROW pb Tagreenn apt tay dined Perfumes that the shipe be coustructed in the ‘The newest Upited Staten TOWN SORROWS AT DOCTOR'S DEATH aU —What seemed a personal blow to everyone in sodden death of Dr. F. B Schacht, | worl and | _No citisen of this part progressive man young man, being only 31 years of : jage. He leaves a young wife ee ame. oars 4711 Almond Soap, per | Houwbeqant’s SEATTLE INVENTORS i: ihe | | Power. —- — 4711 Violet Soap. dim box: | Camesniie | (Star Special Service.) regular 25c; for ..24¢ ome | WASHINGTON, D. C,, March 5.— Pinaed’s Lilac Soap, per bottles The following patents have been is cake « + 2O0@ | Bye sued to Washington inventors Roger & Gallet's Dragos Hay fork, ha H. Alvord, Se Fly Soap, per ceke | Almond Cold | ate, - em aoe oo Eroteins spsersten, Henry © Roger @ Gallet’s Rosnd | Buddenborg, Seattle Oe es “mg ees eee. Sree WY. oe cake . ibe | Malvina Cream and R. M. Thompson, Tacoma : : Cabinet, Marton W. Rando! bh, Se sg itt Gaece Mind Non-refillable bottle, Harvey N. Pinand’s Queen Carnation | pL ubin's nweiler, attle. Soap, per cake ...20@| | 600 xtractor, John A. Thomp Venetian Violet Soap, per | Valentine son, Seattle. COKE ceseereerseees TO Boe weil as the older agi well known. Madame Butterfly 14 fume, both pleasing and lasting; per oa he Loraine’s Ineentian Orie tales -Orteaial Bouquet, per as . Japanese Plam =D Japanese Honeysuckle, per os dhe Kent's (Star Special Service.) to RLINGTON, Wash. March 5 Hartington was the Se which occurred at Seattle Friday ” one night. One week before Dr Piver’s Le Trifie, per os | Schacht took to his bed he had been aree j as Roger & Gallet's bray ae Parme, per of Paste . me Pinaud’s sandra Bp Roger & teh place the | serious and he was taken to the Se oe attle hospital to be operated upon Colgate’s La Weance tha | but after arriving there it was per 0s xseppnier sed lieal, ter o Fine Toilet Soaps Mariam Butterfly Soup, per cake ite) 4 not admit of an operation he grew rapidly worse of Skagit ty was more highly respected. th his profession and as a most He was yet a Pinaod’s Roger Two Stores Bartell’s Ow! Drug Store 506 Second Avenue Near Yesler Way $250, we will lostrument give re to pay " £8 3 elmewhe f «th wilt mi grade, atyle \THE GRAND Daty a THE cing ALee « Mat i $1.00 i ‘ Tonight, tt "BUSTER BROWN,” Buster Brown- Bobby ames 6 en AY AT E® M Y r The sot Main 1904; Ind. 44 1 Rew D. S. Johnston Co. Lyrie ‘Theater Tonight The House of Highest ha ‘ Stores & (SEA TTLE THEA TER’ 4 90% SECOND AVE 27 ta 4 sat y—T Quality verywhere. night—A “LOST IN NEW YURK.” Woek— The New Black Patt Brushes, Colgate’s Powder; Laq all shades Honey am, G0e bottles, 2¢e Almond bottles Violet bottles for . John Cort ny in Burns Brigade "1 Mysterious 1 Open, M Mot Russell & Drew, Mgrs “THE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE soit & Drew, Mgrs Troubadours. 's Tooth Dupont’s Bach one hotd-fast bristies— Be valure The values Se kine Fnglish all sizes; guaranteed | 25 Lister's Antiseptic Bs 4 Paste, tfc tubes Shefficlt’s Tooth Pass, tubes 1 | Tooth Powder Thymol Tooth Paste, ‘oot! Loe ise Fa ace Pow yders and Creams Flamenca Face The bomes for ase & Gallet's Velloute Face Powder; Téc boxes ve Roger & Gallet’s Violet de Parme, per box ... 35¢ $1.50 boxes S110 Brow Pencils, shades; for, each Cream, me Loraine Skin Food, ae be sKeor “A COUNTRY GIRL.” F Lib LiPU TIANS THIS WEEK Mr Face ie all | jars 20 Almond Bartell Drug Company the money was wished rested unless funded te those who the money was refunded. The Hiinets Bate Insurance partment has admitted the WA INGTON FIRE INSURANCE A Good Job to health os well as comfort. we put in and guarantee then. mt see as before Geo. H. Woodhouse Co, versity St. mm Fine Manicuring Goods Mail Files, pointed at both ends; regular Ibe, tte valees; for .10¢€ Krusies Flexible § Nail Flies; 6c values, {Se Botet’s French Natl Fites, 35e¢ and 6c values; for sows 25e Damascus Nail Files, be values; for B7e Nail Polishers, thc values i5e valnes ze for doe Emery Boards, per dosen se Me boxes lige Syringes and Hot Water Bottles 2-quart Fatrfax, 65 values 49¢ attach values qe Je Rapid Flow, $1.50 Stoo Rest, guaran years: Teg $1.65 Rubber Gloves Household kinds, Larger ones, Se values, Regular 0c Nail Polish, with 4 $1.00 Geyser, ments; Case values Goodyear teed for two ular $2.00 for per pair ise tie guaranteed values for T5e Stockings and in full assert Domestic brands Goodyear's $1.00 kind, Elastte Trusses ments Two Stores Bartell’s Red Cross P 6 rescription {ol 10 Second Avenue Between Cherry and James Bugle. Phones 567 Week Ph z “The Jolly Musketeers ones 43 TIMELY ADVICE WORTHERN BANK & TRUST COMPANY Capital fully paid $100,000. Don’t Forg 18 PIKE STREET Jewelry, Watches, Cut Glass 706--FIRST AV. On a hot alr fornace te essential have experts to overme the plants 20 ALBERT HANSEN 706 threatened to have the troupe ar re " fter wrangling for almost an hour, De SH COM. PANY for bustness in that state.*** ——— We Cali you parehase Unt eee “the Standard Way” help you $i down and $i a week for ary Go-Cart you select sale of ladies’ desks and dressing tables the store feature for this week We cannot too forcibly urge you to take advantage of this week-long sale—the values are so unusual. We give but two examples to show how we've handled the prices. ae aa oval mirror design drensing ta- Die: French beveled mirror is 16x20 inches; top i prettily | —a splendid miasion ladies’ dewk, shaped and te 11x2T% Inches, in weathered, solid oak, has con- finely quartered ~ one draw- venient pigeon holes; a neat and or; neat French dinary | attractive style; regular value, price tw $12.80. Pri = very _spe- 2.76. Wor the week specially chal fee the week, . 87.55 priced oe Uoetege $14.95 10c a yard for curtain muslins ! Don’t miss this sale, but come carly—won't be many yards left later im the day. 36-inch colored curtain musfins—a va- jorings and designs—green, blue, red and actually worth 18¢ yard. i Standard Furniture Co. TACOMA % yards riety of ¢ gold, in dots and figures; For Wednesday only SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 First Avo. Wire for Less 4 All Wire Double Galvanis if 2 ft. high, 150 ft 2 ft. high, 160 ft high, 150 ft Route of the Famous “Horth Coast Limited’’ Elselric Lighted Tran Tourist Made in Seaitle. Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co. 1207 Second Ave. Seattle Wath &. HOFFMAN. h, Barber Shop 1 every THREE TRANSCONTINEN TAL TRAINS DAILY In Each Direction. The Flour reget es ATTLE POULTRY NETTING—Car Just received Price and quality guaranteed LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO, Colman Dock. Both Phones 922. ee KOHLER & GHASE Eaiablished 1850, PIANOS 1908 SECOND AVENUS Arcade Building,

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