The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1911-08-04
AMBITIOUS SONS
and DAUGHTERS

Let Those Who Know Advise
You-Men at the Head of
The Affairs Of Our State
and Nation. :
Following are extracts from
recent letters from some Of
Americas greatest men, 4, on the
value of business education:
Hon. Champ Clark, Speaker of
the House of Representatives,
Washington, D. c., says: Since
| have been elected Speaker 7
have had it more thoroughly i'm
pressed on me than ever before
that a thorough business college
training is of exceeding import
ance." 0. M. Dickinson, Secre-
tary Of War, Washington, D. c.:
"Contemporaneously with taking
my general education, / took a
course in a business college and
found it Of value to me, not only
generally but in the paactice of
law" R. B. Glenn, Ex-Governor
of North Carolina: "Icheerfully
recommend to everyone a prac-
teal business education for their
children. Walter L. Fisher,
Secretary Department Of 1nte-
rior, Washington, D. c.: "Col-
leges giving special instructions
in subjects pertaining to business
life are doing good work in the
preparation of efficient workers
in the business life of the coun-
try" ]. A. P. Howe, United
States Representative: ITO my
mind the world is rapidly out
growing the old theory that an
education consists largely in
practical lines Of study, and is
taking up the theories that an
education should fit the student
for some line of practical work
in life." Oswald West" Governor
Of Oregon, THE modern bust
ness scnool plays a large part in
fitting Young men and women
for their entrance into the bust
ness world" T. C. Pickett,
Representative from Iowa, THE
value, even necessity, of a prac-
tical education to young people
today is obvious that no argu-
ment should be required in sup
port of it, E. F. Noel, Gov
ernor Of Mississippi, Il take
pleasure in testifying to the inn
portaalnce Of a practical business
education and the efficiency of
3 properly conducted business
school in imparting such knowl-.
edge" B. N Haskell, ex-Gov-
ernor Of Oklahoma, Speaking
as one who had no opportunity
for education, | would simply
state that l consider practical
business education Of the greatest
Importance. ." John W. Kern,
United States Senator, Every
body ought by this time TO un-.
derstand that business men and
business women need business
education on the same principle
that a doctor must have . medi-
cal education" Joseph NJ. Carey,
Governor Of Wyoming, TOO
much cannot be said in behalf of
a good commercial education. /
do not believe that such an edu.
cation can be too highly COM
mended. ," =
Shouldn't the above evidence
settle the question |'ss't with you as to
what kind Of an education is
needed? Write for catalogue Of
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one placing every graduate Of
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telegraPhy in 8, good position
promptly after their course Is
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students annually from half thG
states Of the Union, the school
with 9 national reputation, the
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