The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-01
With the Long BolD
Eye natures walks. shoot folly as Il flies"
Treating the Tremendous Value Of the College Course IN
Psychology to Our How We We're Fitted for Lie
Ten or Twenty Years Practical Results
of This Deep Study in Our After Years.
Bye natures walks, sho


nID Won ever study Psychologist Almost every college
II class advances this form of research with hopefu
mind, for Psychology is round mouth hllng "oia ap
pareny of great depth and feel sure you are gong 70
learn something.
This where YOU get things have changed
radically since the old days.
Hopefully most hopefully and cheerfuly the class buys
its books sits down to master this mighty science OF
the We recalled this occasion the other day on taking
from it's dusty shelf copy of ckocks science OF
mind something of that kind The class poutered ana
wobbed wobbed along for several weeks moving about
worlds not realized when it began to dawn upon the
brighter that Professor Hckock didn't know anything
about it any way concealng his lack Of knowledge
by mighty wash of containing among other things
large number Of pattudes that all knew before The
of the deep and abiding for they knew they
chasing seed bag the pastures OF emp
ness questions asked to tange the profess
who had the thankess task of trying to nothing
into fifty or so unwilling receptacles Finally young
|. scoundrel asked: q. ....- ~; :. -. -.
sProfessor exactly how does the brain work. anyway
Does it secree thought the liver secretes bileq"
long half hour the professor talked all around this
question without saying word and the class knew then that
he didn't know and later discovered that nobody knew
Then why couldn't he say and save all that timeq
After all these years dragged Mr.. Hickocks book
the light to if it not Of immature
my part that caused such thick density this sub
ect of still unable to discover solitary,
single idea Of any value in ckocks tome With wonderful
ingenuity he had managed to throw together hundred
thousands words intended conceal the general lack Of
knowledge.
met two classmates yesterday and asked them about
their experience in this regard Each freely confessed that
he had put hard work psychology without get
ting idea of any value whatever and without knowing
what it all about Yet they today reputable
citizens of this city and to be doing good work for
themselves and for the community in spite Of this terrible
handicap.
If we had given up that manual training what an
| advantage it would have been all around.
81 -". ~ ="
Houston, Tex, doctor treatise in book form
Tt about to be published when idea struck him.
This he incorporated appendix But at the last moment
strong the professional INSTINCT that he cut it out
4 and the book survived.
Admiral Dewey has made plea for the more rapid re-
trement OF elderly naval officers He thinks younger
would be efficient fighters Yet Admiral Dewey was
quite elderly when he fought the battle Manila
and there rapid retirement of elderly officer
that time He went ahead and in circle but retired
at all.
Dakota editors complain Of the branch Casse
ton to Ltchvle It is said to be slow that you get
there before telegram delivered and YOU know how
the telegraph people take life But the train from Casse
ton to Ltchfeld is deliberate that if you water out
in cold weather the wheels freeze to the tracks.
49, 49,.
Dr. Ingram bishop of London and bachelor has been
having considerable trouble He Of the eligible
bachelors the realm and ladies Of all but particularly
middle aged ladies' have become somewhat of burden
his grace because Of their unmistakable Intentions
Is The bishop receives average twenty
presents day, including embroidered slippers
penders hand painted texts and the like While his ordshir
at Weymouth attending the church congress the
aker at his London seat Fuham palace went out into the
beautiful grounds leaving the front OPEN An elderly
spnster had been waiting and bounded up the steps
The palace deserted but the lady actually into
lone of the and stole pocket handkerchief On tn
bishops desk she left note with the Words tForgive me
dearest bishop but could not you have taken
- thing which your dear hand has touched.'' +.
unfortunately the handkerchief happened to belong t.
the butler. .''~> $3.50"
The ladies seem to be determined as the scripture
plainly state that "a bishop should be the husband Of on
the outlook for his lordshp continuing his selfs
policy seems to be gloomy one. AIR.
TURBULENT HALLOWEEN.