Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-12
EDUCATION is THEME
OF 0 LEVI EDGAR YOUNG.
Students Mt Il. n. S. U. Listen to Adj
dress at First Chapel I;xcr-
/ Clses This Morning.

81, % u.a' 80,
M r,rs ~. 81 the i-atter,aay Saints
h,,i,dinsr =. %ere held N tne nign sG c,,
,va. :, =, ~ CLOCK tnis morning. Anars
m ,dd ~, u1ceiient. musical prosrh,n. ana
~ tha 1 Ess spy fsider Lew fasal
= i1. NE r. irs1, quorum OF seventies.
her' w -. .au,es chorus rendered = num-
Rnher, tysaccsptaniy. ana MISS iier tense
bainsl % s., sang Two songs, one OF mem .,tr
otha. ~, .ynce, Loved n BOY, anu thc
In,, -, -, q ifoses. S'ei'h t'ees-
ro pasea AR OF me ball' anu ,or
na HUu . PIANO seiection rendered NC
'1I I.idar s,sio AVID hose.
s,,hi.o. az. uIs satnerihs; LakiIs ,or ms
M1Inr Eiucati2n; what u Means MS
t1 - Foutls spokens ioiiows:
There Is a witle-spread notion among
people OF this day that education Is
only Of worth when 1t can he put to
practical use. In other words, we en-
phasize the unitarian view. and> hold
that every boy and Fri must know how
to do something IN life. and beyond this.
there Is no necessity for knowledge
This sort OF doctrine is not only mar
row. but 1t creates a wrong ideal In the
mind of the bow and girl Of our schools
1t causes the how to look unon life
strictly from a materialistic yiewpoint,
and he becomes n person OF nothing
more than thoughts which one mighf
call materiaiistic IA Observation-Disclosures
everything IN lis and sintnrnrets "iifa
FROM, the etnndna;,t ~ Iniia,s nnd
cents, E,d,icatia,, 10 not for S,tIi;t, ria,
nnrnnaea "a low = ~ L. ~ stha aa,,ain,,
p,a,t ~ H. .,,, ~ ~ .,,I a ae,o
,nont I., s9 t, ~ ~ SOU ., usyeiop.
~, J, 20 .ne p"ei ~ tliI''S, 10
-, 80. 80. " appleSiat.. ~ oui oeslre
u .ouay LOT sucn sup1ccts Whlcn we eau,
S Si.''.. We are forgetting the great
u u power, or man. ana the impor-
lance OF lnteliectual power. child
snouio DO taught to get al that Is best
IN IRE. The boy and girl should be
LED to tho inner dreams and ideals of
lie by reading good books, meeting
great souls. and listening to high
thoughts expressed by splendid person.
alities. They should become inter-
prefers of the finer things of life
through their artistic and emotional
natures. They. should be nut in the
way OF all that makes FOR the over
soul. as Ralph waldo Emerson nuts Il.
'There is moro m education than tba
education for sarvjce Mich ,,,nr, '
saw The hiyhsr ser,,ca ~ 49, ,ai,.,.
man is univ nnssihIe !, . we ba~a ranno',
and arIini,t.p i,.a1,,, W. ei y. ~
tho ranne, .s ,,,'.,,. a M ~; ~
tha. A.u ~. .I eLisn.e'eu ih.e'iect
''i s,,,,! ma No ~ .ne siory Vi you.
lug pes. service comes us q result
81 me nigner euucation. IL IS the serv-
.ns " ivss. ! Hts rs the nisher service,
ana IS the law, OF our peter beings. II
y. - Lot ioI proI 1e ms eouca-
t y, u ,,1 y ~ lor tne unucrstatnd,
tns o. me- ~ NJ us pest moods ana
ls ss ~! ls lor tne unuerstana,ns
o. our lel.oW i,'d,i, tne "orid IN Wnlcn5
wy e.,r .ine. aiin oi 700;
n.n suusSltioa. rs shn.iHy pressing
M, vui - ~ ti,at we iearn
so.loo.. 1ser..n!'is p.eoi.ies u plrt %
W. seas uelss, anu oul strenFtn
Ssows WIN me aa ,i.. because WIN Lhe
uays wy, ie, ,,. N.tle v. "lsuoi'', anu
r I., NUS nioIe oI soui power:
EIuuStt.totl rs lor tne stieastnenLns Oh
,,,as.;a,, ~ tLn+ has+ t.; NS.i, - 49,. ~
preston OF thnt pest IS what helps the
"o .I,.d !, ana 81 Inakes u peter.
ans .'a e1 ,,a ire s.ors OF me
surrenoer q sitooert T., Lee 10 zen.
Grant at tho close OF the civil war.
.ihey hcted TOT me best, ana only
1neasursd tnelr deeas rom me me Vlew-
DON. OF .ne r,snt or WronG. ~ vas me
FL 80. ms ...s.
~ ~, VS. eu ~ hi
tIan coi'.iIiVn uuiiS st' .,e mas
euueateu " pIli's yu.,i'l Wy ~
VI a .i ~ us
u .i!Ns ~, " ,I y .a.a u
Wa m,, ,,.i.t, ~ ,,,a.., &c
Anu 81 =. W. W.. vi, MS. ~
WI 'ien; ~ " a. ' a.t o.
Jesus Sl.i,s.. IL tinus re III
ms teriai things 81 life no much as the
Undecided; and q broadened and highly