Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
The Agricultural
College Of Utah
The New Education
for Men and Women

ally. Is the greatest of attachments, the
course of study will be arranged es
pecially to develop a spirit of intelli-
gence combined with high morality.
THE SCHOOL OF! COMMERCE..
The object of the school of commerce
Is to train young men and women in
typewtfting, stenography and account
Ing. which includes bookkeeping, bank
ing, expert accounting and auditing,
and commercial arithmetic. In the col
lege courses thorough training Is also
given in economics. political science and
other subjects that prepare for busi-
ness leadership. The west Is one great
storehouse of opportunities for the man
who Is trained. The college aims to
develop men who will realize the great
est results from these advantages. The
future superintendents. and business
managers of great enterprises in the
west must be men who have received
Just such u training as the college
gives.
The course IN commerce furnishes a
broad and efficient preparation for law.
THE SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS.
The college shops are the best equip
ped, for instructional purposes, in the
west. Instruction is given in wood.
iron and steel work. The courses In
clude mechanical drawing. house build
machine work foundry work. sloyd and
Woodworking. Elementary and advanced
work Is given in all these courses.
The college is furnishing the state
with machinists carpenters and general
con tractors and builders. Modern life
demands that we know how to do
something that needs to be done. The
wage of the skilled workman is usual
ly SIS or more per day; the unskilled
workman gets 50 or less. OF the hun
dreds of mon who begin work in the
college shops, few. comparatively
speaking. remain to finish the course.
The industries Of the west need these
men; they are offered lucrative posi-
tons even before they are thoroughly
prepared.
THE SCHOOL OF GENERAL SCI
ENCF..
In this department of the college
training is given in chemistry, physics,
zoology, botany, mathematics. English,
languages, history and economies!
Large and well equipped laboratories
for work in sciences make it possible
for the college to offer work excellsd
by none. The library is as large as any
in the state. This school supplies
broad and liberal culture, and furnishes
excellent preparation for men who IN
tend to study medicine
THE FACULTY.
The faculty of the college is a. well
trained one Represented in its coun-
ellis are graduates of the greatest uni
verslties OF America and Europe. It is
a young and loyal group Of workers
who are building of the young men
and women OF the state a citizenship Of
high efficiency
The attention Of parents and young
people is invited to the Agricultural
College of Utah; to its modern courses
of study; its modern and complete
equipment; its we'll trained faculty: It's
location in nm ideal college town; the
almost wonderful record of Its gradu-
ates; and to the purpose of the college
which permeates all its work, namely.
to prepare men and women for useful
lives. The Agricultural College of utah
Is rapidly becoming one of the greatest
institutions of learning in the west