The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-17

:.r that tne >,
.,s Humanity is born TO
'fa' chen the activities are
- !, some definite direction
~, ;, themselves TO whatever
'r''a Because of this tendency n,td.is
p r r''illd filled, reform schools :
h cien uso. and millions Of
s.;us ID;u used every year IN
n Os'uE unolice courts and penal
81 OI pomnetent and untrain-
snoiIed factory work,
fsye oger sY agricultural fields,
igta s Of avenues of earning
d',srS snS. finding defeat, have "a,
- s'ss'sssboudage and crime, e.,,. me e
NSa!S hands in every walk bafo.a %,
S,ysssl,ts5 S,ss, ID, recognition of the
.;;oss es;o arc trying to make
b long. mcgee
s,stes was among the
|. IKE definite steps toward
I, Y, l,nai ns have sDs had the wisdom
ls,ls lss Of all those who have
g snR,' SS which to profit, Sir
S',,r I, ! in 1917 advocated indus
MS as il in England. Comen'us
ns Madame de Maintenon
' ,.a,o ~ of if. Locke and Rous-
FIJI e Incorporation 90 pc in the j! edu-
sr's " OF their day. Thomas
Commended tine introduction
n,Sinluc in the University of
.s BENJAMIN Franklin did
J include it in his plans FOR
in Philadelphia
.,;,r Of manual training in
,."ls S il traced to Russia, the
I'm ys,ops whose percentage of
tammon schools is lowest
!, ! he United States Centen-
i,;ar in 1876 an exhibit was
= 'fy fstrogonof school: and the
The Imperial Technical
I,msde q report on
Interested Americans then
i. idea and in twenty years
;t;,s had put manual training
I'm in their schools, and prl-
.ss,iops we're taking it up with
usI,pks early introduced an
i,oariment that pupils might
nv through by work, and at
/ nj early in the nineteenth
i Mission Institute intro
',siI training. From the time
rnsance TO that of Pcstalozzi
.l, lpaehing had been by rote
apsv words. words, words.
hp as the past quarter cen
d George discovered a little
a,rold girl who had no idea
ssl in her father s back yard
Ihg in common with the sur
iarth that she studied about
Fsusphy. Modern education
io away with this lack of
3 Of principles. Hands are
rs 10 model landscapes, TO
f:as ornamental and useful,
'sssis, carve wood. sew, cook,
lsy. handle carpenters s tools,
. Of shoes, or clothing, as the
lsleni docrees.
',z iwo.thirds Of the cities in
TO having a population Of
Esr have manual training in
Il Over sl0,000.000 has al
3 expended in equipping the
!dl The work, and these arc
\ enough 10 supply the de-
\ nany instances the classes
! hzstilv fitted rooms, or in
Eais of schools. until the
hhad for proper equipment
'E built quarters, Cotton
pc: 10 get skilled help, have
\ free manual training and
,AAols in their mill towns in
nth the elementary school
!: Young Women S Christian
las Industrial schools in al
! hIgs city which give train
'slle science, housework, mil.
sewing, and nearly every
Tened similar branches Of
ns established Institutions
n5lrly TO industrial and man.
RESork.
usElng was introduced in
q Boston, but owing to the
'soFcnce of art, il had n
G existence. and little time
H. In 1921 n Boston Dri.
Introduced physical sci.
and needle work, the cele.
ahy Dix being the teacher
sned branch. Baltimore
Fnuniiy 10 be the pioneer in
a Introducing drawing in
oi. the United States. but
advantage Of it. William
Sa' " there in lSdS and lost
su'e his ideas were deemed
'0i and peculiar.
saEural college has becoms :
X neatest fnctors in the mod
oI learning to do a thing
X,;%. Washington. who wrote
subject of agriculture. al
A'iil great national uni.
,s Ss tne arts and sciences
S,-I'sI SIsuI after a practical fash
'ulai societies go far back
history. Philadelphia or.
m, N 1875 with Washington
as members. and South
;a'.ing one the same wear.
IN, ,AMsIitute, one of The com.
~ s,,;.Il' ,lat did not fail. taugh,
/, IIi-,Sl'prs i,Sn' 9 early in the nasi
40. columbia college, New
,i professor Of agriculture.
iI1cIartment of A agriculture
ing as a bureau in 1860
s5 & year Congress made a
Il. 'ur each State aud Ter.
colleges. '''''''S"''s
.s0 p'nes @ss national appropria
|, icy,p ~ SS'ade: and in these col
,sttiesI each State are learn
u ,grisn,,a application the prin
5lng" a Horticulture, for
sshsu;a agricultural. chemical
s4tirieadl' sanitary, textile
6 se and ID q. engineering, vct.r