University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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IIGW SCDOOI of the Ulli0Ql'SiW GT IUGSNIIQIOI1 L The next Session will open l September 12, 1900. L Two years' course leading to l the degree of LL. B. Special attention given to Ad- miralty, Mining and lrrigation Law : and to the Law of Community t r Property. l Law School located in the city l of Seattle, Where law students A266 have exceptional opportunities to L' gain practical information in the courts. aa Q For catalogue giving full partic- ulars, address DEAN OF THE LAW Sci-iooL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WASH- INGTON, Seattle. tttttt

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as FIGURES TALK at A FEW RECORDS OF WORK IN 1899 College wgfflfzd Profit 223323 Charles McCann, State University, Wash .... 52 S355 80 6 84 A. D. Remington, t' 60 354 00 5 90 H. M. Korstad H . .. 37 200 60 5 42 Daniel Toole, Ross Academy, Wash ........., 28 176 00 6 30 T. H. Kerns, Agricultural College, Wash .... 29 178 60 6 37 J. H. Gill, Oregon St. Normal ............... 18 178 40 9 31 A. G. Thompson, Oregon St. Normal ........ 29 151 60 5 22 O. A. Vlfhittaker, Brig. Young Acad'y, Utah 26 222 S0 8 56 H. T. Hanks, State University, Utah ........ 18 180 32 10 65 Hull N Gregory, Stanford Univ., California. . 59 529 00 S 88 M. C. Decarli, L' .. 50 341 00 6 82 S. Hogevoll, .. 60 535 20 8 92 N. H. Garrison, State University, California 50 319 40 6 38 Bonfield Bowman, 'L 50 304 S2 6 09 This shows what energetic young mencan do during their vacations working for I The King-Richardson Company WHY WORK FOR US? Because we make no promises except those we can and will fulfill. Because We give a guaranteed salary, backed by an incorpor- ated company Worth S200,00'0. Because 2,000 students in the United States work for us every summer, and find that they can make more money than in almost any other line of work open to students in vacation. Because We give you a thor- ough training by men of ex: perience. Because you cannot afford to disregard such a good op: portunity. 1 2 3 4 5 YOUR PROFITS ? 33.00 to 348.00 a day average, based on records for which we can produce the evi- dence. Business experience, invalua- ble to the ordinary university man. As a practical education the experience is worth more than your best year in col- lege. Self-confidence, which comes from personal work with a large number of people. Opens up many other avenues for gaining a livelihood which otherwise might have never been discovered. Pacific Slope Headquarters: H000 BUILDING, With full Stock of Books Always on lland CHARLES MCCANN, Representative at State University, Washington