The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1915, Page 13

, STAR—FRIDAY, DEC, 3, 1915. PAGE 13, What One Ambitious HE ROAD) Official Has Done T0 on Water Front Port Warden Paysse Built a Municipal Wireless Station Out of Junk and Now the Marconi Company, | Which Laughed at Him, Is Smarting for Revenge BY JACK JUNGMEYER Jonstrated during the atx months he | RAISE CASH OR QUIT That's our ultimatum—But we'll go the limit rather than quit. Our creditors are desperate—they demand settlement—they will wait no longer. We must raise $20,000 quick. We've an enormous stock on hand and this we must turn into cash at once. / Men’s and Boys’ High Grade Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings Must Be Slaughtered Tomorrow at <= BANKRUPT PRICES 9 By Fake Clothing Sales springing up in some DON T BE MISLED new location over night. We don’t carry such a cheap odd and end sale stock. We've twenty years of highest value-giving behind this appeal, and we back up every word of this ad with honest merchandise. Sale Starts Saturday, 9 A. M. Here’s Your Chance to Save Money. Don’t Miss It. Ce FOLLOWING ARE A FEW ITEMS AND PRICES MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS Men’s Suits, Men’s Suits, in heavy weights, . broken lines ? 6 splendidly tailored, regular prices now .... shee + ne eure a to $18.00, sacrificed now at..... a Blue Serge, Tweed and one yn Worsted Suits worth up to so ABR oS ok a $22.50, sale price now......... a Men’s Heavy Overcoats in dark brown and gray Men's Waterproof Slipons Sterns: and Overcoats, worth to $20.00; ao to $12.50, now.............00% Z s sale price ... ) 7 An old pile of junk and a has operated his wireless. } boat tender with ambitions. | "The office of port warden,” ox With these and his own con- [plained Capt. Payase, “had hitherto Capt. A. A, | been regarded as a political berth ‘a lien of Seattle, jonly could have put my feet on ted the first municipal |the table, looked wise, and been an ‘ service in the United (acceptable official States, already so formidable | Why Paysse Moved In alit Markets | “But T saw at onco what « tre en |mendous advantage It would be to a 5 |progressive port to have a public SATURDAY SPECIALS: wireless at the disposal of shipping Wild Rose 2 HW Creamery Butter... Cc Fancy April 3 1 Eggs, Storage....... Cc and commercial interests, as well Milk-fed Roasting Ghickens........... 20c as on grow of civic advancement “There was a great deal of vital shipping business that the Marcon! Sugar Cured 9 | Anchor Brand 9 UN Ses 6's i veccen Cc plant falled to handle satisfactorily. Choice Spare 9 ibs. oe Oe “THE PUBLIC BUSINESS OF A PORT LIKE SEATTLE, OR THAT OF ANY OTHER CITY, SHOULD NOT BE DE PENDENT UPON THE WHIMS, PROFITS OR POLI. CIES OF A PRIVATE COR. PORATION, “That's why | couldn't atick my feet on a desk and pretend to myself or the people that | am filling the office of port concluded Capt. Paysse, public servant. Especially did the little boats com plain of being handicapped. ‘Little shipping,’ making up the bulk of the | Choice Shoulder | Pork Roast... . 10c Choice Loin short wave length’ wireless volume. is not very profitable. Marecont's Choice Steer | Pot Roast.......... 10c Port Warden Paysse Choice Shoulder that It has drawn the fire of | LANDS IN JAIL Mok Steak. ........ 1 1 CC) the great Marconi corporation. | perators are not zealous in ‘listen Ing in’ for short wave length calls, | Paysse's exploit represents a new |Yenture in public service, and sets : | A CENT. AND ALL MEBs. | t Ne Choice Steer 1 23 | SAGES “TO AND FROM [ff 0° iy oo yodteadhaceonb oul: } 3 AND CONCERNING | oot motorman, he never way Shoulder Steak... c COMMERCIAL AN ULATORY ACTIVITIE 5c ALONG THE WAT eee HAVE BEEN D Choice Veal 15 the man himself forth as a new| Plays Sleuth; Victim Objects, $3.00 Men’s $2.00 Corduroy Phope.............5 C |type of public servant and Calls a Real ; q a the port of Seattle the idea Officer Dress Pants Pants b. ice Club has already proven of incalculable cut to cut to ieehehh” bak oe . ena ag. seis AVECRU ONE KE Re Heb OM eade rl be eHe do helo sale oi eA pte eee. Sausage............. 10¢ i: to other cities in certain. |10 DAYS IN WORKHOUSE Choice Prime | “RHE “INNOVATION. Sis NEW YORK, Dec. 3.—Durt 9 The Best Makes Represented. Bay 2 Pairs for Almost the Price of One Men’s and Boys’ Shoes, broken | $5.00 Selz Fine lines, large lot, 98c Dress Shoes cut to. $2.48 red in his ambition to be a police CTIVITI j}man and tratl the malefactor to his R FRONT |iair, He remembered the old copy $2.00 Bory Schoo! ¢4 35| SACRIFICED PATCHED ook actice makes per rer eons ns AT THE FoLLowine mankets,| YITHOUT CHARGE fect begin “practic ; $5.00 Big Z Veal Boys’ Odd P. $2.00 Hats, large Capt. Paysse un ing nan's work with Men's Dress Shoes. ys ants, ‘ ; OLYMPIC MARKET, tablishment of the municipal wire- |i; paler. , Work Shoes cut to. e Cc selection, cut to...... C : awe rime Serene. jless ex on his own Initlatly ee a te toley amen ia worth to $4, cut to. ° Me worth to $1.00, cut to. i b . |without precedent to guide him,| puri. 4 wife, Sarah, of No. 7.00 f i # . . cadens jenna and without a cent of appropriation. | Market st, stopped In’ Chitown 75c Men's Rubbers 5 inck hi High Cuts, 10 or Boys’ Suits, worth $3.00 Hats, late y 1100 Western Avenue. He begged and borrowed and/for chop suey on thelr way home CUE LO 2. cr ccccrccces c ‘ igh 2 Fall styles, cut to 4 WROVLARE MARKET. manufactured the appliances neces-| trom 4 reception. Blacher noticed OW Seicsseasd le to $5.00, cut to... bd Aci =e ‘é 4 Corner Westlake and Pine, =| *ATY—creating his sparking mechan-|them Joaving the restaurant and Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, Gitte esters: $1.98 | now en" $1.65 }ism and aerials from junk. Unwill r SEATTLE MARKET, | decided to find out how good 109 Oceidental Aven jing to ask the city council for ald.|iceman he might be. it he passed BALLARD MARKET Port Warden Paysse took ® patrol/ine examinations. He followed lard Avenue. boat tender from his regular job |; several hours every day and broke |(em- As they entered the hallway f their home, he overtook them 1 . f 1 oper-|° . Peer’ OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M, him fn as his first wireless oper-jand, accorling to Margulies, began ato pay rol t asking {mpertinent questions, $1.00 Wool Underwear Suit Cases, worth to $3, creased. | omen agg . © $3, Black Lisle Sox, Marcon! People Laughed {Which Margulies resented. cut to SY a .45c choice, while they last... 85c special . gene Na 3c . The beaianing was humble. tt p or I'll lock you up!” he Men's Dress Shirts, worth to $1.50, | Sweater Coats, worth 25¢ Wool & , atlod including Arrows 68c¢ | 2 Woe! Sox, heavy, ws janghed at by Marconi’ repre on mat ee bd 4 48ci2.= 3" on cut to ‘ ad c GEO. WASHINGTON *:""" ben ns bo babes Gare 5 eo as ct Lia | 1__Paysse laughed, too, for he's al: ee ee a Heavy Ribbed Underwear, 38c oe ee aioe es , llc vevadtinsardd hey 38c . ; genial kind of fighting man. pg PP ay z= worth to $1.00, cut to 50c Suspenders weralls cut to..........+ > ‘ } But now Marconi, the many-mil-|, Bleacher took to his heels. A 75¢ Heavy Chambray cut to .... Be Men's Large Handker- . block away, he was caught b 1 28 4 oe 78 rg j!on-dollar wireless giant, grins no|”” nh ane S78 Fee Shirte cut to C | Mackinaws—b chiefs cut to ere & Hy ro) _ uy now and save * . (United Press Correspondence) |, cop, Policeman Petit, of the Madi $1.00 Union Suit f 4 LONDON, Nov. 22.—(By Mail.)— |r" os 1. 4. eenorted about to (POM st. station jon . 57c rom $2.00 to $5.00. $3 95 Canvas Gloves, quantity 1 3 Words uxed by George Washins-| rain Pavese and hin cometted junk | "80. You wanted to be @ police e we anes Gale price ........... . limited, special, cut to...... AC 4 ton to stir American patriotis™ of} herore the courts in an attempt |Man?” asked Lieut. Summers at the ci Tali ow 68 COME TOMORROW EARLY. le during the dark days of the Ameri-|P1/¢ before the courts in an attempt | ation derwear, not 75c but Shirts cut to , c DON'T DELAY. : can revolution, are used in EM&|rinicant experiment by infunction |. “Yes.” replied the prisoner, “but : : | land today to awaken the men Who! Th4 municipal plant has cut in|! ¥a# only just practicing. J didn't \ M Temain at home in the face of Fé: ¢rectively upon the previous mo-|Mean any harm. I guess I'm one} Sal Ss rt 7 — SEE see ad iar Cas tote cotvens |bag beoe Ho won ached up en} e Starts at 9 A. M. Sharp. Come Early Recruiting posters thus quote) tio, yer 7 4 charge of Impersonating an officer. | i . . * +e . * ‘4 a 4 ¥ Washington: ce ee eee oe, eee Magistrate Ten Kyck, in thel P This stock will be sacrificed unmercifully until the required amount is raised. Merc! s' Sa daily flashed to and from shif e Ten Ryck, in ‘Rrnguphay aia titi do thi ck will be sold q “It is not sufficient for a man to|the harbor, which would have| Tombs court, brushed aside Meach siring to buy in quantities can do so, as this sto i " be a passive friend and well-wisher | swelled Marcont's profits, are now |€?’s plea for clemency and sent him 8 ly mq , wil sold wholesale and retail. 4 io s cause. Every person should|fandled free by the port warden’s|to the workhouse for 10 days tive in some department.” service. “Our conflict is not likely to Helps Port’s Business | ease so soon as every good man| Co cial and shipping com-| BET KING WON'T FIRST AT SPRING ould wish. The measuie of in-| panies are back of the port warden’s iquity is not yet filled, and unless | venture with the determination to REIGN 6 MONTHS | Remember the Address— PALACE CLOTHING CO. We can return a little more to first strengthen and broaden this new principles, and act a little mcre on| public service which has proven _- when it will or what may be the the port | LONDON, Nov. 22.—(By Mail.) 9 e fssue of the contest.” Paysse’s next step is to crystallize |Lloyd'’s today is offering the risk The comment of the administra-| public approval to have two opera-\of 3 to 1 that Ferdinand, king of tion is tors on the job every hour of the|Bulgeria, will not be on his throne “The arswer was, the United day and night 1916, The risk started at Se go ee ess GERMANY’S 5000-MILE RIM OF WAR Gp Is CURED [BIGELECTRICAL BUT DOESN'T BALL TO CLOSE Lioyd’s offers 10 to 1 that {t will e not last beyond December, 1916. A} t new rik if the one wherein the soldier bets with Lloyd's that he will not be killed. This risk, 8 to 1| | | against death, is sald to be heavily | REALIZE FACT WEEK'S DOINGS | | FIRST G COWMBIA W.H.PISHER, MGR. patronized ae ONE-THIRD OFF SALE | WOoRKINGMEN SAVE | On Suits, Coats and Dresses - $2,150,000 IN MONTH Regularly WASHINGTON, Deo, 8.—Another evidence of prosperity 1s tssued by the postoffice department Work $40.00 and Up ge Cg reg Big LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3.—For| jthree years Carlotaa Sauseda, a 15-|close Saturday night in an incan- F: jyear-old schoolgirl, was considered| descent blaze, marking the end of & hopeless paralytic, who would/an unusually eventful six-day cele: never be able to speak or walk. She| bration ‘ h been injured by a fall on her} Society turned out well at h from a swing when she was 12 ars old Electrical Prosperity week wtil | the Hippodrome Thursday night and took active part in the electrical ings banks during the last month It is cb pela now by doctors and) pall, given for the benefit of a fund have be sae thas aver belove her teachors that whatever body or/to care for sick and injured electri- 4 Total showed an {2 brain injuries she may have receiv-|¢al workers n hie. a ‘ota how ed n | e 51 1 have bee: " : The utensive as- rease of $2,150,000 in October d from that fall have been abso-| Many prizes were given, consist This is one of the largest gains in| lutely Qutzrown, and that she is/ing of electrical appliances of all sortment, the correct the history of the service. fs atatie wetirua Rees i Hi we kinds, to the winners of specialty entally, except that her mind has t r The total pos vings deposita | rt cl ; * | numbers styles and fabrics, and [lon oct. 31, ar ed $71,500,000 failed to recognize the fact of her) Hale H. Dewey's orchestra em Individual dey ors numbered! se coer ined at the Pr ter club theatre, augmented by the Green Lake La- dies’ quartet | In other words, according to the ‘8, if the child's mind can be ed to the fact that she has |recovered from her fall, she will be . jable to walk, talk and develop as jother children do. the genuine reductions 2,000 quoted should induce } QUITS TRAIN IN $Y you to take immediate ! ; able to recall recent happenings fe ; |walked into the Pennsylvania rai } also the newest Coat road telegraph tower here at 11a) | PHOENIXVILLE, Conn., Dec. 3.|" call at the Right Drug Co, 168 : p in the morning, clad only in his} Sixty-seven years of continuous} Washington st. near Second ay Blood trickled from @ cut over his room entitles Simeon A, Wheaton, |$our case and preseri right eye. He was dared | of this place, to the title of cham-|solutely without charge. : 7 peg PAR i rit ate la We want. your patron f Regular jeenee A: pion longtime storekeeper. | serve yoa"tne’ duaters eartises a aa ; m7 off aj he set up shop at Phoenix: | of on $40.00, 1-3 off. ..$26.70} $0000, 1-3 off...840.00 | SELLS CARTRIDGES villal-and from hak Cine, 10, thle Hisee Teena easiest $45.00, 1-3 off... $30.00} $65.00, 1-3 off...$43.35 \ { = without intermission, change or fail ™ $50.00, 1-3 off...833.35 } $70.00, 1-3 off COPENHAGEN, Dec, 3.—An evi | f SRA ure, has persistently done busines RULL BROS $55.00, 1-3 of 36.70 } $75.00, } tt dence taken here to mean that ln i aren " S$ EVER KNOWN.—F thousand miles of fire . 7 : A Ived th nitions pro THE GREATEST BATTLE LINE THE WORLD HAS EVE ive usand a 2 i lénportant tctions have been made throughout ee] Aoagiy ery e ie wee 4 and steel! The map above shows the great battle front which Oeemany and the, Teutonic allies, fisésia, A man that wel be 150 gerd USs riaters y ' lem ne pl C ndir ling more than half of Europe, Germany's “ring; contains enough grease to make salance of the stock \iieh shotgun ¢ d fc vort | Bulgaria and Turkey, are now engaged in defending. Encircling os ound of so s AIRD « me nsisnce ee des of steel” is the greatest battle line the world has ever known, 76 candles and a pound of soap, t013 Ti AIN 1043 ing