The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1913, Page 8

Sale BM to % off on rything ex EVERETT, Wash, July 11 cepting contract goods Train late 7 I ; Carroll’ 1102 First 1 s, + ia ‘Shin pact ady in di t We move to our new location nege areund the hitle in Joshua Green building, Fourth s, but the high coat of getting , into the valley prevented : gh prospecting. 4 ; P peli CAFETERIA Will Open for Business on Monday, July 14th Don’t fail to see this won- derful eating place. No stairs to climb. A daylight dining room. A sunlight kitchen. There will be no change in our prices— which are and always have been the lowest. You Be the Judge First and Union DAILY Summer Excursion : To the East 4 fo Japanese envoys, miya| 4 Low Round Trip Fares (02 i etn country the causes| Via the O-W. R. & OREGON SHORT LINE and UNION PACIFIC | | | SAN RAFAEL, July 11.—Coroner 3 Re oe Going timit, |F. E. Sawyer went to Dillon's Reach 15 days; | |today to investigate the finding of sale final return |® human heart, washed up on the until date, |sands. It is thought that man-eat- Sept. 30, October 31, |ing sharks, which {nfest the waters 1913 1913 thereabouts may have devoured a Fi body and that the heart escaped b them. Several days ago a son of Dr. Hill, of Sebastopol, was drowned Choice of routes on return trip This Route Offers You Many Advantages SANITARY STEEL COACHES ELECTRIC BLOCK SIGNALS ‘ ROCK-BALLASTED, DUSTLESS and at SMOOTH-RUNNING TRACK - . STANDARD PULLMAN and TOURIST SLEEPING’ CARS SPLENDID DINING CAR SERVICE POLITE AND EFFICIENT EMPLOYES A DELIGHTFUL RIDE OF 200 MIL, ALONG THE SCENIC GRANDEUR OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER Let us quote you rates to many Eastern points and help you plan your summer's trip. J. H. O'NEILL, District Passenger Agent, Telephone Main 932. ° 716 Second Avenue and train She ind the that Engineer her sit in @ und coach of the waitt Tolt train. She nays he owed her nto the train and almost immediately placed hts! ar ‘ound her wa hugging her Y a war ao her| m her} | MINIMUM WAGE | DOESN'T APPLY Without de of the Seattle fixing a $2.76 | OLYMPTA, July 11 clding the validity charter ent SAVINGS OF BOY CHICAGO, July 11. — Dantel r ted to the South Clark Dear Dan gs for me, for The youth, who 4 be had been working Western Union Telegraph company r two years and had saved the y. which he had given to his mother to keep for him POET IN PRISON ATLANTA, Ga, July 11.—In the current jasue of the United States/ Prison Magazine Julian Haw-) thorne, convict 4425, has a poem | in memory of » Rows, who died rving 33 years penitentiary Ross killed a seaman tn Yoko-| hama and for that deed was sent to the Atlanta prison for life. After entering prison Ross waa| _|converted and became a force for | good among his fellow convicts. | Hawthorne says {n part d's angels came and ministered soul woke in him and found work to do Cain's brand was upon his brow Was washed as white as snow And from the Hell planted, | flowers of Eden grew. |The BANQUET JAPS| leading up to the passing of an) jalien land law tn California, were entertained at a banquet last night by Consul Selich! Takahashi. Twenty-five prominent Amert- jeans and Japanese were present, @ |and the keynote of the speeches |wan that friendly relations between this country and Japan would con- | tinue. MYSTERY OF SEA off Dillon's Beach. not recovered. FIRE SHOTS AT GIRL THROUGH WINDOW BOSTON, July 11.—Miss Theresa | Perotti, and her younger brother, Louis, narrowly escaped be ing hit when shots were fired mto the windows of their apartment-on the top floor of a five-story building. ing nearby. One of the bullets crashed through a window at which Miss Perott! was reading and imbedded itself in a door at the back of the kitchen. an interval of 16 minutes. OPERATION FINE; BUT PATIENT DIES Everett Persell, who was stabbed in the heart by an unknown man June 30, at Eighth ay. and Jackson st. died yesterday at the city hospital, and the body is at the public morgue, The case is remarkable in that Persell did not die outright whee the blade plerced his heart. The doctors performed an His body was A STOLEN KISS | the logger | operation | GOLD RUSH IS ON ASKS $1,990 FOR(OUo VaDIs, .|DRINKS COCKTAIL; The shots were fired at NEW MOVIE, SHOWS NE AS ROME BURNS; 2ND ACT NERO SINGS FROM THE BALCONY OF A NEARBY HOUSE Antrium, a short distance There Nero indulges gone from Rome. in all the excesses of his luxurious court He ts very, very fond of poetry | his flames! Nero, first shocked, Te ESE SSOS ESOS SSeS ol afterwards @ mesrenger | Another ba e and ® * Ner pre lene beautifil ga ot Nero's pal ® ‘Thin {* the biggest and mont | the ne hat all Rome ts t ace serve to second act ® & 1 undertakt yet at ® The Emper , which ts ual wie of the photo * tempted by the camera man ®| now | the great ihe exitity nd The thread of the love story be # and the moving picture di ®/ name of crue ro, was, “Ye omont’” The|tWeen Vinitius and Lygia is taken # rector. It is the work of the #/ gods on high Oly To see a Charter amendment. the court|4P again with the reappearance of # Cines Kleine Co burning city! To write my Iliad!” holds, intended the minimum wage|Ch!lo, who whispers to Vinittus # The picturedrama fs ar #| The climax of the second act of to apoly only t “loeal improve- that he has again found the dwell. * ranged fn three acta. A story bd | the picture {se the burning city; a wie wants the puctting eae [ine Sent OC Laie ® of the first act was printed in | mass of flames, It glows like a erty owners were taxed with the the Apostle Peter and a * Star Tuesday * | furnace, Thousands of people are yaa dl 1 of Christians, among |* | seen rushing through the streets Where the general credit of the| Whom 1s Lygia. He tells thom eee eee eh | {ty was taxed, th imum does | * acnept yf I ta , Is the ox s decision Bam. ygag Pie : soe te 16 new mub- great is his happiness sets : pain 3 , his slaves . flames and ontus’ request, Vinitius t Tikel-| smoke and then lifts his harp and inn Nero's court, which has ©, AUR | mings! | When the fire is finally extin | fuished the people ery for revenge and many accuse Nero of having in- stigated the conflagration, great delight Wondering how he shall appease - | them, Nero gladly accepts the sug ro might like to see all Rome tn later Gower SLEEPS SIX DAYS TAYLOR HEADS gestion of the false Chilo that the | Christiane in the city were the | real culprits | There ts a general arrest of the _ . | | Christians. Among their number PORT TOWNSEND, Juiy 11. | are Lygia and Ursus Sergt. Groghegn, of the alg | (To Be Continued) nal service corps, is in a crite | 1 - feal condition tn the military ¢ hospital at Fort Worden, fol- | !de lowing his awakening from a | Ph six-day sleep. Groghegn went led to a dance on July 4, drank a cocktall and ate a dish of ice iraham Taylor, of Chicago, pres. | mt of the School of Civtes and! {lanthropy, was last night elect-| Scenic Cafe president of the National Con | Our mente are abectutety the | ference of Charities and Correction. | [cer ine marteete her officers elected are as|Beervice te perfect Dr. A. J. MeKer enard the highest cream. Later tn the evening he became droway and fell into vice preside: Mra. | [entertainers of the stage tn & stupor from which he could Jenn, New York, second | not be aroused. Surgeons are dent; W. A. 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