The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1914, Page 3

scree For Tuesday—Our mostly 9x12 size, small fignres. Axminster Rose. 910.90 9x2 size. Velvet Rugs ‘$12.90 9x12 size. +AOWARD D. Taomns Co. (Largest Wholesale Carpet and Rug House in the Northwest) Corner Fifth Av. and Virginia St. Two Blocks East of Moore Theatre; Two Blocks North of Westlake Market. and TRAVELERS’ SAMPLES There are about 200 carpet size Rugs in these lots, and as all travelers samples, all of these Rugs are in fine condition and mostly We Sell at Retail in Seattle Only and Deliver Anywhere in the Cit: ANOTHER BIG END SALE Great Bargain Event are careful with their Velvet Rugs ... 9x12 $11.00 size Brussels "TWILL BE WORLD'S LAST GREAT WAR, DECLARES PASTOR An old world reborn in the fire of the greatest struccle of histor Europe swept of its monarchies, and the people at the helm of gov- ernment, with one man 48 an execu- tive over the entire territory, is the prediction of Rev. M. A. Matthews, fn the event of the impending European conflict goes to a finish fight. “If the present struggle goes to the limit, involving the world pow- ers of Europe and subordinate king- doms, it undoubtedly will change the map of Europe,” Matthews. said Rev. “It also wil! destroy THE VIRGINUS HOTEL 004 Virginia St. near Westlake Av. Phone Eiliott 903. ntiy furnished outside best accommodations tn ees, comfort and courtesy for the money. Transients, 60¢ to 81 least Weekly, $2.50 to $4 for walking and street care Conventently located BULL BROS. Jus Printers: 10132 THIRD @AIN 1042 DANCING HIPPODROME Fifth and University 10-plece Union Orchestra Dancing Tanght by Competent ‘Teachers. OHO METHOD IN DENTISTRY Missing teeth are The Ohio Method by artificial teeth that are natural as your origina! teeth. Examinations ar: now be-| ing conducted without charge, an‘ estimates are furnished in al! cases We Stand Back of Our Work for 12 Years’ Guarantee. $10 $10 Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown.... Gold or Porcelain Bridge Work. S44 Solid Goid Fillings. $1.' 00 Up} Other Fillings Office hours, 9 to 12. OHIO. Cut-Rate Dentists 207 UNIVERSITY STREET. CORNER SECOND AVENUE. - 50¢ Bu a s to 6. replavec by | Sell $5) 4 ishment of a United States of Europe, similar to our nation in America. In that case, of course, a Tepublican form of government would be developed and a president would control the affairs of the new union. | “That is just what I'd like to see |happen. It is bound to some, sooner or later, As it is now the mon archies of Europe are mere figure. heads, with, perhaps, Germany and Russia the strongest. But Germany will eventually be conquered in this fight and the way to a republican government opened, Don’t Know What it Ia About “The minds of the people will be opened to the fact that they can run thelr own national affairs and create their own government. The monarchs have no right to go to war | without submitting the question |to the people. But this they have |not done, A great many Europeans | do not know what the trouble fs all | about. |) “If, as I sald, the radical change jcomes, it will be the fulfillment ¢ prophecy, for all of this is written in the Scriptures. “I believe it will be the last creat period of world war before the period in which Christ makes his second appearance on earth. That is explained in the Bible. It fs tm possible to say when the period will be ushered tn, but this struggle will be noted as the last one before the period approaches. Predicts Milennium “After the second coming of Christ, the millennium will come Viewing the strife from the view point of a military man, Col. Robt | Wilson, commander at Fort Law | ton, declares it is too early to make lefinite prediction However,” he said, “it gives | promise of being the most terrible the world. Modern machinery of war has been increased with ap. palling ingenuity of late years, and battles unheard of 30 years ago will ibe the result | “In a military way I believe the | triple entente has creates resources than the triple alliance. England, France and Russia will enter the | conflict with the greater power.” 1S ULTIMATUM LONDON, Aug. 3.—Relgium ts offered an entent by Germany in an ultimatum today. To obtain it Belgium will be required to factil tate the movement of German troops in her territory CANADIANS GO OTTAWA, Aug. 3—The British admiralty has called the royal Canadian naval reserves out for] service. They are officers and men of the merchant marine who} jhave been trained in the British | |navy and are pledged to answe r| | the call to arms iGirl Escapes War Miss Eugenie Argiewicz, Seattie | violinist, beat {t from Europe while the beating was good. She arrived home yesterday after a three-month tour of France and Germany SIC ’EM, TIGE Chief Griffiths has found his dogs for the canine police squad They're Dobermann-Pinschers, “the dogs with the human brains.” They |to be the wisest animals going. 0. K. FOR EVERYBODY President Louis Hill of the Great) Northern and the port commission lers have agreed on an exchange af jcertaln land tracts in the Smith | cove district. The exchange will benefit the port, railway and com: pone in that locality Golden Opportunities are of- fered in Star Want Ads. jand most gigantic in the history of| are of German origin and are said) STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1914. PAGE 3. SEATTLE CALLS ON HEAVEN TO STAY HORROR OF WAR; WOMEN SOB AS PASTORS OFFER PRAYER While the great powers of Europe grimly mustered their fighting forces yester- day and prepared their mighty fighting machines for action, while newsboys raced over the city and shouted the latest bulletins, Seattle's churches witnessed one of the most solemn scenes in their history. Congregations all over the city knelt silently and with bowed heads, as pastors called on the Almighty to stay the blow. The reverend men in Seattle’s pulpits took up the sword of righteousness and pitted themselves lone-handed against the rulers of the war-threatened continent across the sea And as they prayed, earnestly fervently, emotion. Here and there a woman sobbed. felt “amens!” “Where is the brotherhood in the clash of the European nations?” demanded Rev. F, M. Silsley, at the Westminster Presbyterian church, “Where is the justice in multi- the congregations were stirred with Men sighed. 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Two come-| “Butterfly Bug.” Thanhouser com ventors of a means of under-water photography, have «6 far dies and a drama complete the bill, | edy taken eee ee were in the Bahama islands, where cl A Until Tuesday Night Mision All Week the most varied forms of marine} ‘The Seventh Prelude,” two-reel “The Man Who Paid,” Biograph life abound fn the clearest water. | Easanay drama, with rda | drama; “Three Men and a Woman,” A film has been secured of a na | Holmes; “Across the Dese Ed- a. ee To Close Out Tues- | HOUSEKEEPERS EXTRA! Women dines some th ‘det py -fittin 0 Rh seks 63 value $1 day 123g Pair ic, Stockings, for 2C sensitive feet foot or split sole. Cool, com able. Why pairs for 2c. 25 Union Suits for Women— © sve 90¢ values, Any style you We make two lots for Tuesday 38c¢ and 250. pay 25c? Take two wish, 35 Rubens Vests for Chil c dren—Merino —- all-wool hrinks so, Sizes 1to 6. 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Men's and Boys’ 35c Yacht Caps, black visor, Men and Boys 20¢ ay, 19¢ $1.25 Baseball Suits, close out twee 29c 56 en's Straw Hate, upto 00, to close out 89c | each to 8 year crown with 19¢. white Tuesday, close out, each.,... tive in a death struggle with alison drama, with Mabel Trunnelle; : man-eating shark The death| “Desperate Battle at Hicksville,” RESIDENCE THEATRES day for stroke the swimmer gives with a|Kalem comedy, with Ruth Roland sharp knife completely disembow-| eee | At the Home Until Wednesday ls the monster. The pictures| Colonial Until Tyee Night | “When Romance Came to Anne, a! should be seen soon in Seattle. “The Man Who Paid,” Biograph |two-part drama; “The Great Unt- oe drama; “Three Men and a Woman,” | versal Mystery,” comedy; igs PRINCE JAIME, THE DEAF |two-part Lubin drama; "Pigs Is | Vacation,” comedy and dumb Gyearcld son of the| Pigs,” Vitagraph comedy, with eee king and queen of Spain, finds his|John Runny; "She Wanted to/At the PI int Hour Until greatest amusement in a moving! Know" and “All for Love,” Lubin| Wednesday picture theatre, which has been| comedies, with another drama | “The Man Who Lied,” two part specially constructed in the royal see drama; “His Faithful Serva palace for his une. | Grand Until Tuesday Night drama; “Bach@pr Girls’ chub" hit | “Cameo of the Yellowatone,” two- | comedy NICHOLAS DUNEAU, A RUS-) sian actor of note, is playing a} minor part in the Vitagraph’s lat-| HANDS OFF IS est feature, “My Official Life.” He has only been in America six} months. ee TWO JAS IN | POLICY OF U. S. to Steilacoom because she was suf inty and city offictnis have fering from a mild attack of melan WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.—The Peter to place the county Jail|cholla, the result of grieving be 8. government will make no effort /and county criminal courts tn the) cause she couldnt Re ck 6. , oceuple’ at present to bring tha European | present municipal building along|SP loves. OCP Sevinm, says | conflict to an end, This announce-|with the city jall and municipal Mrs. Robert Trindall, 824 24th av. ment was made today. It was hint-| court, in order that the operations|N,, former employer of the girl, who ed, however, America later visited her terday One of _ roommates THE CORPULENT BUNNY !8/ at the Colonial as Mike Flannery in “Pigs Is Pigs,” one of the fun niest comedies that has been sent out by the Vitagraph Co. In a long time. Almost every one knows the story written by Ellis Parker) Butler and the comical outcome of the consignment of a couple of lguinea pigs, and the pleture ts leven more amusing than the book may be closely co! of the courts may A splendid feature is offered in| offer its se rvices asm mediator, | nected. A plan ts being considered | e day, then makes {t tm oterenennetiertnnrieneeree tren tt eee ¢ most visited by citizens on the/Nignt, for she talks to he reelt, Wh | W Id Is. |first floor of the new city-county laughs and chatters all night long, e ole World Is. Trove, eenoe P| on Jeaye Mra ‘rindale Thinks She's In Hospita k H bi ROME, Aug. %. Russian “mma told me that If she could ‘Against Drin a it troops have invaded Austria at ||Plan Home Opera only get some place where it was | Lemberg, according to advices | | |qulet she knew she would recover | Itquor is stealing the best men| | tecelved here, Austrian sol- ; quickly, thongh, despite her sur- sae rc ; ‘Thou.| | Soldiers offered weak resis: | |. The Standard G rand hy a ph | voundings, she seems to me to be and women of the nation. Thou-| | forte Seattle's home-grown musical com: |Toundings, she Neale ct Oy sands go down to ruin every year | |pany, will begin rehearsals shortly Be eet tine she Wan a and| The pope ordered the Swiss home, for the coming grand opera season. | These drink-wrecked men guard to go to the defense of | | our weeks of grand opera have/*ne as any one” |women can be saved, The Neal] | Switzerlan: | | been scheduled at the Metropolitan cB She thinks she is in a [Drink Habit Treatment will save @ theatre, running in October, Jan: neapieal iy Vancouver, B.C. and them, ‘Three days spent, at ithe! uary, February and Baster week. | (7eP vanes to know the name of it,| gar Bogs fs er eehine ye 6 7 ome es ei ee PCAN BREN while she marvels at the fron brn ay. or at home taking tha ! One of the physicians told Mrs. | Home Treatment, will change the| Here Is what Superior Judge A, W. Frater thinks of the frist ttelt det Matas Bremer tanot Fee craving for drink to a positive ab- horrence for everything alcoholic. | The Neal Treatment {ts safe and} | sure Hypodermiec Injections are never used, Come to the Neal In-| stitute today. Your future mental and physical health, your business, |your home demand it. If you do system that sends sane girls to the Stellacoom Insane asy- ony land that therefore she shouldn't be “There are cases that parallel that ef Emma Bremer {fn the asylum, every week In King county. Such persons should not be | Pronounced Cured | t to Steilacoom, They are not Ini permanently, at | / mma Bremer was only commit | least. What we need Is an observation hospital, where ted to the asylum July 15. ed | demgnted, just a little melancholy, | can be sent and cared for until the nature of their c now they are pronouncing her prac: can be determined. A few weeks, In most cases, mean di tieally cured, This certainly fs an not drink, try to Interest your! . And there would be no stigma attached to a hos =f argument against sending such pa-| HAMILTON, Mas., Aug. 3.—-The drinking relatives and friends in| . ¢"T\tlents as she to an institution for] French ambassador to the U. S.,| the Neal Treatment. They need “We have tried to get a bill for such an Institution / the insane. It is another argument|J. J. Jusserand, has {ssued a call your sympathy and help. If you through the legislature, but the law makers are too busy! in favor of an observation hospital. | to ail French reservists tn the Unit- cannot call, write or phone Bast with thelr pork barrel propositions and getting through road Steps are being taken by Emma/ed States to prepare to go to the 4381. City office, 802 Northern bills to carry home to their constituents to pay attentioh |Bremer's friends to have her re-|defense of France immediately Bank Bldg. to a matter of humanity Ilke this.” leased. hey will be transported to 4 “They told me there were 1,500'I’rance. All drug babits trested, \ said tainly seemed to be. to sadden one. lot of young men and girls.” if the war optimistic view taken bt Hill, ern railway can their stocks. | poor jhigh price CHATTER OF ROOM MATE ROBS EMMA BREMER OF SLEEP AT STEILACOOM INSANE ASYLUM Emma Bremer, the girl rafiroaded | people in the asylum over there,” “There cer It was a sight} Among them are a Mrs. Trindall. WAR WILL STOP cops FOREIGN TRAVEL Millions spent annually by Amer-| feans abroad will be spent at home|} iy . oe keeps up president, of the Great cas points the POOR CAN’ T BUY LONDON, Aug. afford it are ‘ss with ision shops ‘Those stocking have to buy and that only CALLS FRENCH tourists WAR! WAR! WARI Bi and | back seat, | past two or three cays, since the | Buropean j acute. terday to bedtime. Moonlight Excursion and Dane jing ; Washington tonight, leaving Lesohl | at 8:15 and Madison park at 8? 80, A REMOVAL The money will bene-| fit the ratlways and the people at the different visit 1 who | s their provisions and many exhausted |‘ Little {ts left for the at a Dr, Macy to 1 ‘Le The Thre pendicitis, Catarrh, D Gott Dror lar Pain atsor sortt Al ity, and My neanen, Despondency, Impaired Vitality and New vous He to 1 Col DR. MACY,S Specialist ” In Cut this ad t Dr. Macy Cure You aseball, Mexico, the weather, bargain sales have all taken a deeply discouraged, the war situation became Thousands in Seattle yes: | talked war from breakfast on Steamer Issaquah on Lake dv. NOTICE has moved his offices | 318 Second avenue..—Ady, ,. 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