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1 m OPPEW LIre UNQL S TYI Y E While of Late There Have Been Many Complaints Regarding the Alleged Poor Pay in the Navy Department and the Navy Itself Heres Proof in Figures That Uncle Sam Allows Any Careful Sailor to Retire Early With a Capital of 30000 TJ81KE3S propoalUoA of va riouB kino whereby young men may earn geed sala- ries and lay by enough to keep them comfortably la their old age are adver- tised dally yet the United States Gov ernment through the Navy Depart ment hold out an opportunity to ablebodied youngsters even with the most limited education to earn a good living and retire at middle age or a little later with a capital of more than MeOO invested in such a way aa to yield a monthly Income ef W This sounds almost toe good to be true and even a backwoods farmer might set a gotrlchqulck a ahem In the Navy Departments offer were the proposition not support by eta and figures that are This facts and were produaed by Chief Yesraan A B Conquest la charge of the recruiting at niton at Seattle Wash So startling wjr the reaulta achieved by petty of- ficer that h forwarded theta to Cap tain Wttaem In chars of antfatmont at Navy PaparUnaajt After Mak- ing a few Ugt altatnUian in Oa- tueafa ajaulatton CaajUla Wltooa approved tbom What ngnroa show Is musk money an ottsted man In wury air yearS if h SATO halt his pay sad banks it for Mm paying iaooroot at the rate of 4 per coot Enters the Nary at Sorontoon Mr Conquests ideal sailor ester the navy at seventeen years of age and aervH nine enllatm Mts of four years each retiring the ago of nifty for on the sloth one years servlee is nooeooary to retirement lie need trot rise above the rank of chief petty officer and has to exercise only common frugality to achieve the re- sults described The exact amount he will have In bank is JWTTOK His monthly Income will be J71W Even if man does not enter the wavy until he Is twenty years old he may retire with a capital of 2t 414 and have a monthly Income of 72 And all this may be done by any young man with- a sound body even If he ha little mental training and no business train ing whatever- If financial success is Meal of the average young Americas oaks Mr Conquest how can he do better than enlist in the navy Nowadays young men spend a great deal of time and money for special business educa- tions Of course we appreciate how fine eome of these special courses are ye a question whether 5 per cent of the young men who take them earn over 70 a month and to do this they generally have to work like slaves and live in crowded eitie with little chance for healthy recreation it Astonished at His Own Figures My ideal sailor has had a wide ex- perience of the world plenty of leis ure time for study and selfimprove ment If he wishes to it Lions aad travel I am aatontahed at the raault of my own figuring and I look at It I am afraid we will be swamped with applicants B figures this die tiN Sa MQ lay by r te it this wIIIIIa W enlistment a it I vas hen y I r b t ti able navy the bow tnole year turse Is tt Ooversast Vt i the use v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ s 7r l w = = 3Mat tak AmeJhja talkie of M fi th amuaaajc tout that wa in HaraaM yours to well known br najyajM t uiiulflar with aondi- tl u a they xb ia the Lnitfi navy at the present Ti rtapeaaltjilUy for the ehaaa to d- in tb ant place to th hat that m of higher enlist sow then those who made up the wavy of the pact addition this the encouragement given to athletics sal amn ea enis- amaeig the collated men by the offi- cer has adpfM wonderfully In the old tlwoa whoa two Ameri can vessels struck the same port the enlisted rat together on shore surd hold a Joint feat New they go hunting for each other proposition for ha eha game games rowing track eon or boxing put The teen who take part In these athletic games afford to get drunk Consequent ly they spend less money for rum Thus it Is perfectly easy for a sailor to have all the fun ho wants without blowing in all his pay Of course all sailors do not rave their pay nor de they all stay sober when on shore But the majority of them do and for this reason Mr Conquests figure an what a than an enlisted man may save are conservative Law Brakes Scheme FossUrio His scheme was made possible by the passage in UM of an act of Con- gress authorising the receipt and care of the savings of enlisted men in the navy when deposited In sums of net less than 6 with the paymaster upon whose books their accounts are borne This not subject to flues by court martial or to the debts of the sailor It may not be taken out until the depositor Is discharged and is forfeited if he deserts The guarantees Neal payment with interest at 4 per cent Under this provision the deposits ef savings of enlisted men amounted last year to MdM The repayments amounted to tfR244396 This left to- tal to the credit of the fund on June 19M of OM KS8 Those figures give some idea f how the enlisted men are availing of the opportunity save jptiaptain Carroll Wright m discuss- ing this question not ago saM I have recently the books ef a all In- to whit tests a JIi oICer sees to- day ppl > Hates Limo type moo bees foot- ball races can- not t w moneys Govern- ment them- selves t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Quail Shipped In Coffins II T ANUS CITY bon vivants who know where to get good to will have a chance to get quail today but they will think muck about them if they reflect that the deputy game warden at this point waa notUled the other day- t t MO doaen quail had bees shipped Kansas CIty In eoJBaa The deputy nore as deputies had been notified of the int ation of Oklahoma up to make largo shipments of quail last weak All of thorn were lookout for the carload of 3M birds which the Journal yesterday said was seined before It left Ojcte hone Tho advise about coMa Shipment came too Isle for Ute birds had already arrived in their unoanny container They ship in everything that Is likely to be mined by the deputy game warden aald Deputy BtnjamUi Jaudla yesterday The suit coos racket is a dead 00 No professional to get the glare through aa now A always lift piano boxes which go by express and trunks are constantly a source of suspicion EggJ are missed this coMa steal w s a new cn us how 1 do not 3 now if this ui the time birds nave as or If it iis been g ing on without UetectlMi- fr some thus Our information is that there down quail put in three corona They were reguUriy th oat not on- T ne the use tint been shipped lie ads It- l elsewhere 5 tic socks cases never ever corpses were > > billed as corpses and had forget ortfl cates of local authoritieo It ie aa anhappy distovery on our part as hereafter the game warden will be required to look askance at eaafcet m transit We will not know whether t pass them tenderly or eonnaeate the contents The fact that deputy game wardens working a mailorder bualnoM hi proving expensive to the gam ship- pers and highpriced restaurants They operate under State and national ttiw and notify each of orders for birds or shipments It bn d that no contraband game was being brought into Kansas City and ia support of this bills of fare of big hotels have been produced At banquets in the plac of usual snow bird there is served a Mm1N fed squab which proves to be a yoMNg chicken At beet the bird Is too big for one guest and toe little for Iwu It ia served whole and is something of a Job to keep on the plate after being disjointed Re tho of the milk fd wquCjb stewards are on alert fur smuggled quail They are willlnic to pints t any price naked for them it potMtbl to understand hot theJi avy cost of buying a nrstciaas rnllriad e r could be hi o a r quail to KAnaac City lCt qty other dared tiM very I1 pound a 1 t- ot are has the the Accordingly ticket rats ¬ battloahip w l h sn reed that 9 the crew had money on deposit Had she was what was known as a happy ship One man was getting interest on fiW On another ship a bugler de- posited in fifteen months Ht on which the interest was IO a fireman In nine months deposited 87 per month 248 a petty officer deposits in a year and eight months M6 on which he re reived interest These are but- a few of thousands of cases that might be cited and such men are aa a rule among the beat behaved and beat eon tatted of the crew login ns Apprentice Seaman A seventeenyearold boy starting In the navy would begin aa an apprentice seaman lie would receive to start with J4 worth of clothing fur which he would have U pay nothing His pay during his is 16 a month with a ration alJowanc of So cents a day Four month is the usual time of service of an apprentice after which he becomes an ordinary sea man with pay of 19 a month Service in the navy offers oppor- tunities for advancement In several lines The first is that of the seaman branch for which the original enlist et 111 l k apprenticeship < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ past hi mule us an apprentice Men who prefer Ute Aroroent to th seaman branch upon completion of the course at the training station eats be rated coal paaaer provided they have the physique to stand the work On the completion of about a year as ordinary seaman he will prob- ably be qualified for the rating of man with the pay of per month and additions At this point he may take choice among several dif- ferent division of the work of electing to perfect himself either In the duties of quartermaster which relate to the steering of the ship while under way signaling eta gunnery the care and handling of the ordnance outfit of the ship the work of oex swain boatswains mate which to the handling of men handling of anchor gear eta or he may elect to for the masteral arms branch which is the pence force of the ship Gradual Advance in Pay While still a semen he may receive an extra amount of pay of 5 per month for certain service and If he becomes an expert signalman he may receive J 2 or S per month sow Sit his or boats lIfY W fo sea- men sea- man re- lates lk lines ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ additional for this service In accord- ance with his expertness After fin- ishing such term of service as as would insure pronotoney to serve In a higher rating and before the expiration of first enlistment of four years as a petty third class with pay at M per month and In many cases become a petty second class at per month If he reenlists within four months front the date of hi discharge he will be given an amount equal to four months pay f his last rating and on his end enlistment receives an Increase of 136 per month in his pay during tIM term of his second and each subse- quent enlistment At the expiration of his second enlistment If his conduct has been good he receive the sued conduct medal when entitle him increase of 7S per month If he so desires upon hi second en listment he may make application for detail to the seamangunners school at the Navy Yard n Washington and the Torpedo Station Newport R I where for a term of ten months he will receive instruction which will qualify him for a further incroaao in rating and where If ho attafa torly completes the course and quattnea he his his be may II ap- pointment r cents sea- man receive of Leer aaice Sea sac r t- an ¬ ¬ ¬ of Accounts for Ideal Pay per month lls S- TMI 9J IB ML ft- jm U i taM m X3 M 1JML SH STM SMBM IIS Mett SIMM l aoan ni5 ai u xi i- wsr 17 v I7naeo tuam j 4 r m aalt 6 ZS4Ma IM11- aW 4 stanK 4 ai ir o SH aatK 9Ma 1JV Table Seaman If e i x Ii f g f at f ata c I t 0 C 1E C 1 e J c II IC 1 C e I 1 ii tc s t 1 c I f J r Jl h i U la il U didl i U Il t rUO II UILi 91 WaC 19t t 7 si I cI 11 it I 1 l4ieeQ Pettis Jif4 IJ8 lei l lUlU m at II fttit i7 si I ItI is 4 II31U Enter J 3t Rot is 1 liatk LIi t thew tR77aee JKit ua w o 3 a a Yaerm b- t a t t Zaibiset a21 G o v C M Moat ilk iii IaA511 as r 1 her Ittu Mk11 ttl ass y s7ltae iti3t7l ttfr11 1a iota 1M i M see 27tetl AAA M 2 eslil6 i 2sism 1t lIMa 1 4ellM 1217ii r- X 10ftM tililohtb- fxdt a o 17441 L ta71 4eaei fs a i xtael easw eteet r 44 SI tlRea arms tsaac Noes aes Is < = > = = = = > Explanation L Selfexplanatory 1 Bach enlistment years service Pay of the rating m which During first eaHatmant the monthly U Slit 16 and W During secoml IV m and 7 I reenlistment v ltip month front of discharges si 38 t to monthly pay of th rating iu which enlisted r Hell during enlistment Good conduct medals entitle holder to H per month 6 AM honorable discharge entitles holder to gratuity of I S added the Ii cents a AwraBe represent four sere inn posy Sttl enlistment S61 I rack tour date the pay he was receiving at of previous discharge Note Honorable discharge gratuity OH third enlistment includes 1 for conduct and medal roeelved dur- ing tatter part of second enlistment 7 Selfexplanatory 8 Sums of not less than i may be with the pay officer leaving on annio wilt l tr computed at the of t nw cent annum 9 Keprtsents portion of pay fl- pn Ued each month l Four cent Interest on all de- posits 11 Amount due ou imyroll not lK sited acc t Interest rate 0 per de termina- tion goad deposited par ¬ ¬ > > 12 Represents amount lienoaJCad on during enU0tm Mt bi treat on all deposits and duo on pay roll U Represents sums drawn from pay 14 ThreAquartera f monthly pay and allowances ITnder etsttn law no enlisted person ean retire until he- ha reached the aye ef fifty la On Vtiebth enlistment of person entering service at age of twenty two years only are required to complete thirty years and attain ago of retirement M On ninth enlistment one year onlv is required to attain age rft- tirement account during enlist service or reenlistment ¬ roeefvaa a oarUfleale a seaman gun- ner which onttle him to an extra plot month him pay under instruction After aahjnmem to a ship he qualities aa gun pouter he Will iwciv in addition to kb w- illar py klitoaal amounts ra ginij trap I to tlO p r While not qf TOUCH qualify aa heavy Run pointers irifivlug the maximum am tHU of ft titers are equivalent wnodifle i of extra pay in other fteoa- af aarvfce for which one may atrtre- Vav of a Ielij OWoer This work out for a petty oMcer second coca who receive appohtt a at the expiration of the lint year his second H while If 1 an- t such of 1 continuing e north all ton ii eniots Bent ¬ > follows Hojrular oily ration 9 tt a seaman gunner 2 It a hoavyfran pointer flint claaa 1 increase for total W nwittnff with th of quarters modi rat ttttendanc eye a good a 68 share or more than double hlB pay and lto V fwej as nn pr ntiro- Mntrrnn A petty oftVr second at expiration of a year eligible for promotion to petty onVer first aliens the pay of which i 40 per mouth xoe t turret Captain who re celv The year faUowtaa ho may- be promut d to a chief petty eel according to rating a xpiratk n of ono year he roaalve permanent appointment with pay of 71 per II l class I GI with an appointment paying m to at re- enlistment equh cleat tees the acting toe the a > Part of Odd New York Hospital for Chinese dirt beyond the borders I of New York Chinatown half L I ry between Mott soul Mulberry streets aa Park street lacing the side door of Church of the TrKnanauratloti stands a ease fnsliionad twotor brick hajfMkag th front stretches stun n large red Ohtnaae charaeUra TTnaaa Wah Kong aW K rNig This imnsl t d law KaiKtlah- umbined Ctaiuea sMakln aWloty It has bees said that no few hln e seed ever h the recipient af- MI tslde charity sad paor sad Mob of ran treed newer ho a the ps The ImijHaji at Park Creet rteh- tiroly by contrlhntlonM Meet Ckouwns speaking peeps The institution to eowparaUvely saw It owes orlgiai t Hoi Yoaj the Cbin ae ecnaul la tVanolav who visited Now York five years ag Ho advised too Slat Qompanioti to ertahilili such a hospital In a sheet Usae the organiatloa was compltad the guiding hand of Left Ylek mar chant at M Pell street and UM belle at IV Park street was leased at a monthly rental of J The hjwpital 1 supported by contri- butions from nearly all Chinese with- in a distance of M mite of New York and it it patients from the same territory Joseph Chung native of Canton was put In charge a all the nursing cad oMMiaeia all of the business of institution Me came to United State thirty four years ago and for many years was a nurse for physician of end New York The hospital oecuple the ftrat sad second floor of building the meet being given over to Joseph Chung for living apartments and a kitchen where strange pro oriptio w stewed rite two large for patients one on a floor are fitted up In Oriental style Th bunks made of rood and palmetto like the steeping MInks in the Chinese living quarters The ninese do not believe m the luxury f bed spring and bunks arranged- in tiers on either side of the wards are- as hard a boarda The lower tier I reserved for the older patient while th youthful must limb to upper Twentyfive can be accommodated but highest number In kMrtituttOM at one time was At present there are fl The Chinaman has a prejudice against caning Chun Week Kong Sot K Sang Fong a hospital Call It by that name sad ho will quickly correct you Xo hospital exclaimed Lee Tie the merchant it a hams Chinos man got no onoy no fttanda h pot slick b gu to hono II oou- atn all relative meet to be among the they give twniyn cent maybe V week help him Xo caualnj take hint But no hnajpl tai only home The chief support for tile hoapital or home frost the merchants of Chinatown proper and eon tribute an average of 1 When it to considered that there are probably IM merchants this money tth the other contributions provided a substantial working fund When Chins man go hon con- tinued I ee Yuck h have ChmKk doctor XellcanUka doctor any kind he want want to go back China we him We give irks plenty things eat an plenty money may be homier dollar It snores pay he way buck Most of the Chinese when they go to the hoapital prefer the Cnmea like doctors who treat them aeord big to customs laid down by hundreds of years ago The waits of the wuul in the hospital the rosa I Turk t the white 1 relieves and poor It is WI its log Hoe a the the Hoe Chinese are the the the the coma alb i these a lIe send western > old red t the sps ntimtpt TM for load as little them alike 4d Uppsrttpg asa tads the draws dues Philad- elphia tits base are wards the pa- tients alas got cons ChI may- be same care cornea atoath physi- cians s < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ar covered with InacrtpOon winch ties aayinga of theme old phyal- i Ma Then mannr of troatmont to bossed cribs of their preoeripdono ao much aa on their puwer of drtvfata out the rtf tcknoa The China upon the Chinorlifce teeter with more respect that he upon Jferttaaniffco doator uauaHy ln4T them deed ohm tr f std pw r4 toad upon lAtwora of whisk they pin great lank Other htere lent are herb Wn n lit sick Chinaman haa nuceeeded in wtUna the proaeriacfoai Print the when to belied and h r- nulling uecortHMi which to bitter a- gniL Jmasedtataiy attar dri kinc lnaatJiiBithMi tIN patient takes a dried piuui in his mouth to kill th taatft Water has no ups bttter usually charged by the physician to M nawan not consider it reined to band JaM doctor bare money It to always wrapped in red paper and the physician never knows the sloe of fee until after the patient has But the Chine have learned that the New York Board of Health bas many questions to ask about details As eonaoauonee when it is evident that a Chbmman to beyond std an American physician is ealtcd in This to a formality a th Am erican physician can give a death certificate acceptable to the bond from ChineeHke doctor would not be worth the paper it was written on In hoapital the or sick Chinese lacks for nothing to eomfort kin if it can be procured Xonay or no money cousins or no cousin he is treated just the same Banquet of almast nightly oe- currenc iu the sad the viands left over are always taken to the hospital Whoever gives these banquet considers it a duty ta pro vide a sufficient quantity of food go that the Chung Wah Kong Set K Kong may share the good things V tk v Cfei ama has reached that where he ean eat no other food he ia kept give on fuejuke or cream of rice the moat expensive food known to th Oriental It Imported front Chine and to so delicate that hardly one ease hi Ave New York without being ruined by mold It eonstoU of des beaten into a pulp pressed sad dried then cut Into slices and cooked with cream When a sick got so low that it to an aaaurad faot lie 1 soon to see the light of other world rites are conducted around his badatde by tour and friends la the wards of the hospitals are two small one to Jose and one to Confucius Three times a day ttte BC Bey Sot or prayer for the safe Journey of the departing one to said before the altars At the same time ia enie Is burned on the altars while horsing sticks of weot BmottteB incense are l4acd between the patients Angers and too and even la his nose and Offerings are taken up to the mate Jose house at K Matt street where more prayers are chanted and more burned But Bt cloy Sot and Inseam horsing suddenly cease whoa there to an assurance that patient Is but a few hours from end Then he la hurdled off to the Chinese death room at 11 Pell street to pass away This is because the Oriental fears the spirits of the dead and wants none ef their evil influence about his bn pital When the end comes he Is turned over to the semiofficial undertaker of Chinatown and a temporary resting plaoo in the Chinese enclosure Cemetery < tile fill the ewatJve prop evil tIN lie for a IN one PI I 1 rift nil taU tIN the the The puce cents The Cbl the a sick while one the the are San a1 stage Is reaches CIa has ties his altar also tile the his finds are 104 0 lees spirits ass looks does Who attar tress tier Asst yedt i a pee eltmo pots whisk eettt about city t et ere seeks shoe she effect stati Chi- nese does his de- parted mere feeble Chinese club c ears incense > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Largest Photographic Sample on Record ia at the present time in Wash what is prob the largtfct sample of py roarapbie work In xte nce It to a picture enMUed Utctelmed showing a typical scene but instead ot paint and canvas the art- ist conventional refuting material MM picture to horsed on a beautifully of a gigantic In of the limitations in color and ttn n a of working material It ia opinion of local art who have examined this work that it I welt worthy of the name of a work of art and should have an honored ace at the AlaafcMYukonPaciilc exposition Capt C W Thebo of the Yukon ateamer Schwa tlrm te the owner of the picture and 1 to his intention to it to a friend of a member of a company in which both are inter eated who resides in Manchester England The artist ia Max W Ko lin a wellknown Alaskan who has connections In Seattle The of the hide on which picture to done Is four feet afx inches wide feet six long In the foreground Is n great moose feeding tat a glade ihroush tIe or which the moonlight Is filtering Great trees THERE Alaskan tanned noose tits site seven the hide spite critics pre- sent lets s tins ¬ ¬ form the background of the picture while prominent on one side 1 a ruined Alaska miners cabin In front of the cabin 1 a shaft over which a partially decayed Windlass is still standing The miners tools are about half burled in the where they were thrown when the miners abandoned cabin The moose which had been driven from his favorite feeding ground years be- fore by the advent of the white man with his pan and bucket and rooker to rejoicing in the fact that he ha his lost pasture A feature of the work Is the soft- ness of the hide the tanning Tmvinjf been o carefully and elaborately dose that the hide is like chamois leather The edge of the hide is silt in Indian style this fringe forming- an appropriate picture frame An effort will be made to get It for the AlaakaYukonPactfle Bxpo sitlon SUPPER WITH A PURPOSE There will be a supper at New Saturday night Every come You are Invited The supper is fur purpose of fixing the graveyard Sequaohoo- CTenn News shrub- bery the re- pined Life the ly- ing ¬ ¬ December IJVU THE WASHINGTON TIMES JiAGAZINE Page ElevEa LAS IIJI
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