Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-22

'NAN AAbufiNUH OF 'u. % anu WON'T
E have lived Tor years in 5s.t Lake CIlJ
nnd have never known the yiclJu
. element, ~ thoroughly uavu they bts
Huiu % Rep th8msulvu8 aio.' frJm 10
Two lngft,ut H.s render tp,
rearing Of q faulty npI tHers',ie Ia,
care Of school uilIrD iu SAT- Lab,
Guy lees tfoul'a,.mu apI Gsusc'cl.
'han Ia May smaller t.wls F.fsi.
the Wholesome 'slta! IausefInsfinUl
Into the child FROM tUa ini, which
places him on bic guard against goiBg
out at unsegm'y hours OF into
unseomly places; s,c5nI, tue absences
oi the spectacle, loJ frequently seen 10
towns anu vlllayos, o. boys aud men
mingling together on street corners
aui At tho doors VI saloons, tho
younger dfinklngl ia the oiore u
tobacco AMI liquof, 10 not the sub.
STAGES thom'olves, and listening to
The degrading stories and obscene tests
VI their elders. la thlsclty tho toiicr
regulations agalust vssancy, street.
ealing, cic.i sci as n Wholesome check
upon these efficient schools OF vice.
"Lvll communicates .fupt good
mnnnofs," ani the laos. sinking sx.
ample Of such corruption is an idle
crowd on a street corner rata saloon
uo.L Tho average STUDENT passr,
quickly through tho streets VI a large
cry rom school to boarding place, with
no such toiuclivo groups u draw him
from his limo OF march. Tho sluns
nrc In secondary streets aud back
'iIeJs; he need not soe them unless he
goes Out Of his way to do ~.
On the other hand, the possible die.
advantages 10 the youth are more than
balanced ~ the advantages possessed
oy a large city with respect to educa. |
'on' School mtn generally agree that
"oobs are among the least Important OF |
educational agencies. Association
with mon and things Is one Of tho most
important elements. Both Of these
may be secured to much greater nj.
vantage IN large city than clsew here.
FhUlln AMI private liblaties, reading
rooms, aru Of easy and choap access,
'hJfiing eEccilont iacilitis. fOr socur.
Ing tho bcs. thought of all ages. Con.
.ompofancous thought II well reprs.
'eh1td In those librsfits In tho ya.t
number Of periodicals, the use o.,
hich IL supplied FREQ In tho reading
.UUm.
The sIudenrs close and profitable
ohiAct with men aud ideas IL accom-.
llahud IN the lecture courses, the
oolttlts Tor mutual advancement.
nj the other public anu private
Institutions common to large cities.
Intelligent and discriminating attend.
nee upon these organizations, as also
pom refining anu educational OPERAS
Iu 'heaisrs, Is to be- counted as one Of
he most Important auxiliary agencies
Or Advancement. Tne fear OF excss.
I've Indulgence In theat.rs and operas
removed by the fact that the otiin.
~ student has neither the time nor
IL money for excess.
But one OF the most important, per.
ape, OF the educational advantages OF "
large city IL tho daily contact OF the '
ndent with RfralIs anu objects pos. y
ssing a strong educativo tendency, :
thoroughly equipped printing V
nee ho may witness the process by "
hich thought IL crystallizol Into Dor. ~
uncnt bodily shape. "
Iho iars Wholesale AMI retail mor. W.
ntile establishments sre opcn uud,r
opcr restriction 10 the careful mi o.
tolllgeni Inspection Ut tho student. ''
G may here view Que side, ~ II were, =.
The great picture Of cummsrc-, \.
'eh "as long been f.eo.n,zsissong "
me sfcnsss. educating and refining
iionces OF al ages and Countries.
Ia the ieslm OfiIyuuu.a aud manu-. ~
.turc, Incompatible opportunities Tor 10
.dy auI eulightuum.at arc UIrf. 4 Nv
a large city. Toe student OF elr,. =
val phenumuui mHy vl-'. .vlrrhul.
teIufny4 on ne, r,erlslr
Ser establishments, c.yg,Ho uglt W.
fksi etc. here Gy may .co In Arl.y, -,
grafton ,ha lorUus an! nrchanisns r.c
iioh he is studying Ia theory. In an
md house,, iIpI t0unIrit., mscnIru NV
'ps, tyre 'ouuIslcs, shoe aud cly,h. ,r
. factories, dye wofks, wooden lac. DO
les, many asd varied chemical G.I thD
Yslral forces arc seen Al wor., ll.u.. ~
ling ''o theoretical principles Gr
died IN the class. Dr
acre Is gg.uud for complain,
iust the impractical nature a
lurn eiuCaulH, 4, doc, much q,
d. tho youth ior active ympthy M,
participation win t.u auonn. rul
'ut H. tnorc Ia such a tendrnr, ur
q denial Oft is ustlr..l i-it n1tu4r W.
goat mvasuJe TO tao tal, that boot. a.,
made the aim rit eNn uslve CON. n..
ions OF nrstuient, % tar urgles. inp
.ls c1mpauou-nip with muu an ..
lgt1 lie ls not Ugou,at intY cl..r a..
ugh contact with tue gTga. lEr..
70 pu.a ing word, rI Oa-.4..
.U m1Nus ISL . uouI, na Hrh....
,s ITS inhabitants, h.a narf.a
els lts work Wan .ur.y uafr.-