The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1902, Page 2

‘THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR ING CO. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. TRLEP HONES: Matin 1059, Faitorial Dept ., Main 1138, Bustness Dept. BR HAZARD WELLA, Raitor - =~ BF. CHASE, Business Manager OFFICE: Boattle—110T Third avenu New York Temple Cot Chteago—817-218 U = ‘Ove cent per copy; six cents per week or t Oy wail oF carriers. No tree copies, Entered at the postomice at Sqattie, Washington, as second Buttding. S. Express Building. mtysfive conte per month, delivered a= = = What is the good of THE The old row is on again, and the war of | BENEFIT words is as hot as if the topic were quite new. | OF Mr, Schwab of the steel trust is on one EDUCATION side, and says a college training does , young man harm, college education a Senator Hoar takes the other side and points ovt the fact that the men in the United States who have won fame in pub- lic life, in literature, in art, and in many cases as makers, have had the benefit of college training. And there you are. A case of pay your money and take your choice. But not so in reality. Schwab. sults. TRAINING or worse by just what he has learned. ers, swagger and wear his world, he might better have been at work. he boa:*s. and there is no great loss. __ science and something of art. ies hes to Wall tp iri toad Sptcia’ branch. had college training. better for their education. mind, not the idle, vicious campus rowdy. # va It is the man who fails who gets notice. , but they are the exception, and not the rule. College bait they are helped by it. learning, but in spite of that fact. he has spent his time at work the other, That is all there is to it. ‘Mr. Schwab’ - e theory wrong. “wrong. ‘ It is the man that counts, and not the education. Famous Camp—Prospects Good Harry Baldwin was drowned near ‘Teller July 3 by the cepsizing of a)in the ankle July 3 steamer Sadie op the idence hoapit. at Nome. A 1472 ounce gold bric . | Trenbrook, Cape Nome. An epidemic of typhoid fe raging in the camps along the in the vicinity of Nome. Fi tients were In the Nome hospital Inited States Quarantine tons of freigh Joxeph D. Jourden, who with U. 8, Richards, was fined $200 for pt of the authority of thi ited States district court, paid his July 4 under protest and after| a writ had been foued by Judge ‘Wickersham, ~ SPOKANE DEFEATS u ury department, urging that United States marine hospital Dutch Harbor be transferred Nome and that Sledge isiand made a permanent quarantine tion. too late, Although they forced win had gon the second gam by of the series, Tacoma 2, Helena 1 TACOMA, July %4.—Tacoma out on H in the Portland 10, Butte 1 PORTLAND, July 2 Butte couldn Bunch Grassers Take Seattle Down + the Line— to 6 FIERCE STORM AT NOME Bad Weather As Late As July 1o—Other Late News of the here yenterday by a score of 2 to It was one of the pr } played on the local year. ch town ball yi money- Mr. Hoar is right in part, and in part wrong, and so is Mr. Tt all depends not on the point of view, but upon the re- That is why there is so much talk and to so little purpose. THIS THE Now, this is the truth: TRUTH College life hurts some young men, and it ABOUT helps others. COLLEGE A boy, for his years at schools, is better If he comes out of college big with the idea that the way to get on in the world is to turn up his trous- brim turned down over his eyes, has done a bad job for himself in wasting his time at school, If he leaves college thinking that touseled hair, golf shoes and a trained ability to drink beer will get him much in the This is not the fault of the college, but of the man, and with- his education he might have traits much worse than the _ What he has learned is not going to help him much, but if he Sune to such things he has not much of the man in him at Then there is the young man who has spent his school “years in work. He knows something of books, something of If he has had a technical train- Tt is true that this knowledge in itself will not make a place the world for him, but it will help him to fill any place he find, and he will fill it better if he has done what he ought Men with education often fail, but the wrecks of life—of life viewed at its best— come more often from those who have not Nine out of ten college men leave school = Whew coflege bred men are spoken of, these are the type ha gta tata men a useful place in the _ From the ranks of the unlearned many rise to fame and bred men win their way, not by their education, Men without education climb to success not because they “The man is the man, whether he has been to college or both,cases he has learned much or little, as was his na- The man who has been to college has more tools to his hand Senator Hoar, distinguished and honored, full of years and fame, one of the foremost of American orators, stands to prove For Mr, Hoar is a college man, and a type of the educated And Mr. Schwab, rich, young and powerful in the great 'ss world, his career proves that a way may be made in world without learning. So they are both right and both John Nester was accidentally shot on board the! Keewalick | river. He was brought oo the Prov- k, valued at| $27,000, was turned out Juiy 9 by Mr.| waayed for the Bank of | was reeks | pa- | Officer | vd has sent « letter to the treas- | the at to} be ata- in} to and they had lost four runs in that inning the time won ninth inning ot a THE SEATT CAMP WEISENBERGER FEATURE OF THE WEEK NATIONAL GUARDSMEN IN STRICT MILITARY DUTY, OVER AT AMERICAN EVER BEEN RECORDED Tho most successful and thor itary encampment dn (hy the National. Gaihra nik NOW Mh Progr at near Tacoma. "The men ha dapted themselves p life very quickly and the strictest military regulations prevail, Every mas from the commanding officers dows to the “high private in the rear ranks" in taking the deepest interest n the eH mp life is ¢ joyed by ¢ respite fr fe it afte 1 is a ery ined with 1 disctplin the proficiency of the m respect is a surprise to all visitors. A competitive drill for the state championship will be held tomorrow or next day, Company H, of Spo- kane, holds the trophy at present but ‘Comp D, of Bea manded by Captain Wil isnued a challenge to the Spe » which has been a ity The Signal Corps One of most Interesting branches camp t# the i corps. Thi have arranged « ayatem of he s by which mes sages are transmitted from points several miles apart. Telegraph and telepho: ommunie has also been established t whout the camp. The signal « men have made thelr own awitchboards, One of the men ts dewlied each day to tas telephone “girl.” It is stated that ‘she’ gives much better and More accurate service than do “her” sinters in Seattic. Possibly ‘she’ takes Nome interest in the duty as- signed. Yesterday the first regular ta Practice. was held. TRe grack shots ip the diffrent companies SENSAT Before the trial of ‘Thomas Car. stens is over it may be proved thi the defendant was warned by Do- fective A, G: Lane, tee, that Dave ¢ Bushman were cow tective Lane will swear that he asked | Mr. Carstens to notify the polfce the | Rext time either of these men brought a cow to him for sale, This, it tf claimed, Mr. Carstens did no’ do and is considered by the prosecu on a telling potnt againet him in hie | trial on the charge of buying stulen Peter ‘Metrdn. of Green Lake, the yesterday afternoon, textified his cow had been stolen and t he found it in when ques- subject of Interba; stolen ai wall that} A. F. Dahistro frat witness sworn in the trial Jato] ‘areton’s cow | © LAKE — MOST SUCCESSFUL ENCAMPMENT their ablish good aver Ken Howard Darling , was in charge of the pravtice. A competitive aboot for & Hine will be held early next Wwe At the artillery camp preparations are being onmde for heavy drili, which Will take place tomorrow. A toh of « ‘@ Walle In’ tength been sel for thie drill, Bix * will t ched to each gun and will charge the full length af the cou At the end of the run he m will be dritied in rapid joad ing and fielag of the guns. Stealing Post Sentrie After the sounding of tattoo each night the strictest guard i main talned around the eamp men of course, try to steal pant the ¥en tries when they cam, and as a result the guard tent has been fill@l every night enant Wagner, leader of the band, was not exempted, and With nine of his men spent Wednes: day night. in confinemagt. Lieu tenant Wagner's offense consisted in venturing outside the lines to buy some candy from an Assyrian ped dler » Watchful guard saw him and the band went to the guard tent for the night. Several of the artil t the might in the have been detailed to care for and in the space of grounds have been ugh prairie to of well kept om & ft Kood. ital, but all b ering fr trifling ailments. e one exception, a Tacoma mao. fe believed to be s0ffering from typh An excellent kitchen is mainta! a the bill of far omewhat better than that given @ regular army soldier tn war time. Governor Meliride Jeft this morning to ite two days at the camp. He wil view the regiment during hiss! there. "Mle was accompanied by Ad- jutant onel General Drain and Co p apt or COW CASES INVOLVING IONAL FACTS Continued Until Monday, When Surprising Testimony from Detective A. G. Lane Is Expected the next day he went to Carstens” laughter. house and asked Tom stems if he had bought @ cow hat morning. He received a nega- Ive answer just as a small boy | came up and said that 2 cow was being Killed at that moment in the o Dahistrom ran in and found w being cut into beef. Two ‘arrol! and Sushman, escaped just'as he came Into the slaughter | house. ‘Thomas Carstens when put on the stand admitted that he had bought he MeLean cow for 8% He denied that Lane or Adama had told him that € Hand Bushman were cow thieves. Mr. Carstens made the lement that McLean had attempt. > get a bribe from him to “hush about the case, ‘Th trial wi continued Monday morning to get the evidence Detective Lane, who Ws at present LE STAR. M. B. BRUGGEMAN 112 COLUMBIA STREET One More Mor Eaie—Handsome new modern residence in the beautiful Capitol Hit ‘Adahion, full lt; the above complete and modern im every respeots mepbalt pavement, tlh i, } price only $6,000.00, $10,500 le tor bi Dowdle corner (120x120) First Hill, eult |. rooming house ef ‘ci $1,200 @U) purchase €9 foot on King street near Twelfth street. $28,000 income ever property, “corner” (134x120); $9,000.00 annuallys ee $400 Nding lots, $200.00; best, cheapest buy in the city; near Madison street ae house; $25.00 down, $0.00 monthly. HOLMES’ G00D $30 Mirrors for $21. t Chevat mirror, highiy pol- {| f inhed quartered oak fram high; French plate 18x48 inches; feet mirror ts \t $1,000 Siti purchase ten (19) Lake Union water front lots Latona Addition lots, $78.00 cach. Money loaned on Real Wetate, No del M. B. BRUGGEMAN 12 COLUMBIA STREET PRIOR Ai - LE of ali kinds of Jay ise a yerd up Becond ‘stoves Wary cheap Red Furniture Co, 118 Becosd avenue Main 1847. SEE Lioyé. Briscoe & Lioyd. 33 Hinckiey ioc, about your homes fer cash or de _ferrod_ payments, that_his_cow July = %4.—Today port 4 Be ent, ondey. n. They were British prisoners of w and kept on the British Bermudas, bul under the amnesty prociamation ere alb given passage home. A large number of sympathizers were down to the wharf when the vense! carrying them to their homes sailed and a considerable scene of ovation took place. Notable amon who bade them farewell were several Irish soctetics of the city. Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar~ gains only. Reichert Bros. pianon. 11 NEW YORK, Union Strenuouw. Garden Hose Sale — (Gauway om?) ger—great values to greater. 60 ft. %-Inch Cotton Hom reg: ular $3.60 50 % ft. %-Inch Cotton Ht { ular value $4.00 po Warranted Hone, reg- wr % 4.0 .. 83.00 ular Value 60 ft. % Warranted Hone, reg- ular Value $6.60 t-arm Lawn Sprinkler, $1.25 Hone Nozzle 1208-1217 50 | Classified Ads oe <ar-| terday, and the Butte team was di o 4 SPOKANE, Junty 4.—"Duke Car-| ¢ieq by Portland 10 to 1. In the a an easy mark for the 8p0-| eighth inning a slugging match | LAM THE MAN. rday, and WAS) starte? and Portland plied up eight in your house with “my Hof 17 hits. The weore was je Seattle played good, clean bail, but that Carter was pounded | the lot made their playing| putte Elsey, of Spokane, alone} telena out three two-bagwers and| portiand Benttlc made a denperate| spokane . the iag¥ inging, but it was) ‘Tacoma runs. Standing of the Clubs" Seattle . house ret zine: ping-ps MAIN thone { lt MH emureh at Newrastie end Frank & very warm ver er a cory while ner talogue which ves prices and desorip- tions on over 4000 articles, is now ready end is FREE at the store or will be mailed FREE to any ad- dr Here are somo sample prices—you'll find any number of similar values on nearly every ae. NOUNS SUCH TABLE bakin“ Can ret Jacket sas EVAPORATED APRICOTS— PEARL BARLEY OR TAPIOCA— 1 pounds tor 250 STAR CHEWING ToBAcco— l6-ounce Plug SEAL OF NORTH GAnOLiNa TOBACCO— l-ounce package, usual price § cents, our price 16 packages jor BULL DURHAM TOBACCO— 12-3 oune Packa usual ‘cont CUBAN BLOSSOM OnaAne— Per box of 60 ..., NEW YORK cade TRING BEANS— ’ don. ¢ 1.45 Per can ..+ 13¢ NEW YORK CANNED LIMA #18 n PRIMEL SARDINES —P keg in good Olive Oil, extra good valuee— Per can... 106 LINUOR DEPT aRv ASE ROOT BEER— potle y.. ee dot 800 ROSE'S Mise AUICE—Guare —Per bottle ‘ ROSE'S LIME JUICE con: DIAL—GQuarte— 400 Per bottle GUINNESS’S 8TOUT— Per doz. $2.05 ROCK AND RYE WHISKEY— Quarts— Por bottle . ‘ + ..700 PEACH BRANDY AND HONEY—Quarts— Per bottle 700 RYE OR BOURBON WHIS- KEY— Per gal. $3.00 and $4.00 ANHEUSER BEER— q seseoeeasveee 260 Cooper & Levy 104-106 First Ave, » Yesler and ington Sts creased ay ia Rom | nesday ever | Seer oroiag 9S Tc Bioas rps He says that all ot Faces took cut for their interests amd ton ot 8 Go. Fors Te was both Higiee! and piri cron was ereeniend on Deo with. seven thats the membre Treas of ho at No The ony street ja, mand & 9. Prayer | MELP WAgTED — MALE AND cr Bishew bent os. Mrs. HELP WANTROSMALR nR, MEN FOR Nev. he he Fs ie ire | WANTRD—Bight al buckers for two alxo two clipper shingle mill, © Building « Wartna ee ie are WATMRYRONT WATERFRONT. not er ‘wo fieh WATPRPRE land. trees 4 acrer, T and 4 ed and crows’ fenced: S-room house, eeveral chick nice beach aching, boating sind TRY M. | Hine te" Goon necond bottom land ‘all ra T MALTBY, DARGAIN—10 ‘and needed ine water sah ROBORT MALTRY 20 nerem, level land, famall town, imal h ard: wmalt fru} ne: outht of tool NOWERT MALTBY, handy im otty. Mer. 4 NT 140 nore, cleared, running water, On them, With these you ess | . tay er wails bane, bay 8 ranch. pay new owe And it can furnish you the Tus bine Pee | AUCTION % os Ts or on the Company. ant they have wt | 25th at 2 o'clock, p.m. at 1602 twenty people, names | Sixth avenne, in part as follows ® supication. | Chiffonieres, oak sideboard, rui ad ng Fs arpets, hand irons, portiers, to- bacco cutter, table covers, linen, screens, map, hall-tree, letter files, hair and wool mattresses, springs, bed wets, 20 chairs—dining rocker and office tables, stands. elk head Rogers’ plated ware, bed spreads, sheets, pillow slips, one large dr ser, curtains and many other use- ful household things, all from fash- ionable batchelor apartments; can be examined Friday morning.” D. Stam, auctioneer. the many friends friend of Kev “Drive and | hie Don’t delay looking Yeautifully lorated Washington, every tot within a te member and a ‘has fteedity fh ing fast and ne wonder: only $8, uy PS tor tarte BO-foot late, at $0 meetings We- _S WIGHERT Gites household goede stoves. bedroom seta, carpets jete..and second-hand ofice fur mornings, st Rainier FoR saur—ciry ne two ear $200. Lot lines | hea rrep, #4. mennirt. ina avenoe| me 0. Be anes 201 French Bik. reach Somii0 lots Box1%) north and Garfield. COLLATERAL BANK arto & Reed); al tagitnted oO any ‘good Soliateral 120 on Mighternth GniOo comer “Ewenty-Atth and We fore i wb" Mate $400 Lt S0xtG@ inside ot, Twenty-nrin a Dearborn To LOAN—Private mt low ras } am mO werrit, Intereat eres Te Venter New York vinek | way, Rooms & 4 end & WARRANTS bought and sold & Kehelman Mutual Lite bid. Morrisca DA—MUCK- pow 4 up #100000. A. Cheng, pres.:. | Healer | | {PEOPLIE® BAVINO® BANK, enue and Pike street FE *% $100 000 jayden, cash. ‘Commercial savings and trast bust: See roaRT SOUND, RATIONAL BANK OF iat stocks Said "in $828,000 ; eurpien Turik, wren: J, &. Goldemitm, view pret: KV. Ankeny, cashier. © te in principal cities in the United Fates and Kurope. Tit CANADIAN BARK OF COMMERCE Eionai xf ight million Sian furptue ros Iotarest atiowed on time depositn $2,000,000 A eee eral banking business transacted. BRATTLE BRANCH—Corner of Jamee treet ‘Second avenue, ‘DA CAMERON, Manager. Tus FNST NATIONAL BANK OF RATTLE. vase SR oe $180,000. a oi ed ‘oe principal <ities a ee FUNERAL pm BOTTRAWGR I a BOND,” eenpalmnern, woes ‘Third; tel. Pike 4 FURNACES PIREAY FROMM, 1416 Recond avenue ~ = rita aiiceminum, “iceioid Meaty ae eg ty bonds. 9% Boston block. Ww. V. RINEHART & CO. S00, N.Y. bin. Yon COMPANIES RAVINE” Union ce Car bas vate orvejal tel. Main 110u. i JEWELERY “WASHINGTON LOAN OPP ice. Money loaned on colaterais. wrgains in un- Teaeqroed watehes. diamonds and jewelry. 118 Washington st, Seattle. BARGAINS in UNCLE JOR | IF you want correct Pad returns. deal with the Chicago Junk Ce, Tae Western: Main 647. MUSICAL INST MUWERTS HRPAIRED, we DFS ye. ear, bows und throat. S81 Burke building. DR. J. A. MACKINNON, 4 Chapt DR. KIND, Reiley butiding. OSTHOPATUY Waaringre: GHATTLE Infirmary of Osteopath; Tickart, v fi Main 23. $2100--40 mores watertromt cu @ inke hear 00, | “Henrie, 20 eevee cleared, all stumps out | Biacres tm orcgrd, treww 12 ye 4; o ‘the ‘poreh i, NAMMERAMEN _ BUSINESS sane Instivute of Osteopathy, pvt dy kid road men and logging camp knot sawyers for il at $9 Bailey time ana out mand | ‘ an | afta ec of wheat land | SUCRON Sha naw ‘and, Stam. ‘encondhand (genda byuaht Dalley | Folds Meese kee bea. double story. ine i ree Stamm, gen: ——— | _ erat auctionser, Tal. Black 2008, 7. WILSON, general scutioneer, €20 A 43 wha ao [7 'T0 neres or more if You wish of land at 843 ver Pike street KERTON & CO,, general auo- 12 Firat ave ‘al road. directly 10 miles out. reek filed with trout | ATTORNEYS AT LAW KO WO EWING, aitorney-at-iaw, notary public. 406 York tad the, SST at wilt regree | ig. 3. @PRNIANG, pongion eelaruery olan TE vou et shi wy publi, v8 Marion st v7, notary 42h Pioneer building. |3._A. KELLOGG,812 Washington buliding. |. © MACDONALD, 400 Burke building. | LYMAN B. KNAPP, 10 Haller building. tA = ‘Osteopathiat, 208 ‘YW -shingion tock. ORT ROPATHIC SANTTARIUM, 11-14 stare | Boyd. James 3886 PATENT ATTORNEY | TE Starr boyd Be r HANS AND DRANNIE RUSSELL. AWATEOW thivhing. Wiise, Sullivan wie STAMP PHOTOS 218 Columbia street PLUMBING TRAVENS Co, } PROTOG | Ti Pike. con- nese Wa. 2, one year MULL Tel, Geo, H. Woodhouse RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO., Main 8% LAMBUTH, 204-5 Paci Fe | seen - |G, WARD KEMP, 432 ABAUTIFUL |— An MONTHLY PAYME: FUL HOME; FINE DEN AND CHICKENS; VIEW! TO BCHOOL AND CAK | ‘e . MAN, OWNER. OF. | ONHORNT, § STATION, GRAN | PONT BOUND. 12 Improved, Howse, barn, ore ponds: S2N60. CO. Tae, Al 1868," ratning i-tt fine b: Basement of the Mu orehard of une, Darn Heh am soil, vine | MILLMAN'S beautin TAP dar, ie water; | 18 now on S00, “basemen wnaeeseved in the inst few days; B45. to dain 194, “ ‘mantels Paes for * Ww. Prien EY Heiinay b ioek. ening: BAO. 410, New York “block, BUY$7 a rich ail level, very pro rttalty malt Sats =AERR THA 2 men We call for, clean z lothen Oftice said in tote | Wor stores, mitts | y, 410 New York block th vara lense POMTION Wakaap | ENGINEMRS AND CONTRAOTON No Beattie: #160 spot | PORPPION PED Kn cactorn war jean Bank wate, Jarwe barn; or-| bh ‘credit man | 3 1) for $1050. kind of position. Address W. G. Howell. | ILO P. ©, Box 168, Seattie, |* HO ANDERGON, Wy Recon wR THT Wy Pre ed Calling Menta, oto., Main sta. BROS 208 Eto Bhces Store. Tel First and cial a. ove’ White 489. printers, | ‘Treen's 214 Spring street, Printing Co nennen et s COMMERCTAL STAMP WORKS“Sohwwer man block, 110 © TANTS IND AWNINGS Wand Awnligy—Mor mining hose and canvas GREAT SALE must be prompt, though, fol main, then you'll pay re, | Phone, James iat. FURNITURE 1 ROOM MAKING for Purnie oftered from Large ¢ ure bt | every section of the storemad f if saving chances such as Sea gng | tle folks seldom see. Youll only a few more sale days ree ull prices for all you buy. Reduced prices all through he store now. FRE CLOTS THANG A, oftice @ Marion #. Bailing He, Cir a 8. 8. “SANTA ANA,” Aug. i For San Francisco 8. 8. “CHAS. NELSON,” For further information pes First ave. Phone, To the Auin Big Horse, River, Klondike, Yukon Mining ‘Districts, Thraygh Line De Daily ‘Train Skagway and White Horse. Trains connect directly at dou with steamers for all Points and at White Horse the steamers for all Yukon Points, General Offices—Seattle, and Skagway, Alaska. Seattle, fdmund and Everett. ‘The Palatial Steamer Pe 1 J OF BVERETT. — ree Round ‘Trips bry , Fp Seattle 7 a m, 12 mi! Ev: vat ae rerett 9:15 a. m., Colman, Daily service, Bifective May 20, 1002. Athion and (niand Flyer PORT ORCHARD, From Columbia Dock, Foot of Columbia street. Leave Spattie: - 96:20, 9:00 and ¥ 2 ™. 18, 2:80. and Giaturday ‘only, extra trip 1130 fe Leave Bremerton: $B and Mi em, 12:80, 9:00, 8:30 and O:18 p Me Leave Sidney: | 7:50 and 11:30 & 6:00 p.m. @ Charleston: §:00 and 11:35 @ except 6:30 a. tn *Except Sundays. For ‘only. Fare—50 cents round tri orthwestern Com- mercial Co. REXT SAILINGS FOR NOME Aug. 10. tly largest heen refitted: and OM PIONEER BUILD UNION 81. 201-2 ONK freight only, July #0) c s 5 i Peta Se ae ye