Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13

time and labor saving device in the
world to the business man, the Stonp-
type, wa sadopted by the Tulsa Busi-
ness College just as soon as its worth
became known and its adaptability TO
commercial life had been demonstrat-
ed and established. 1t is the only
school in the state which teaches
stenotypy. The stcnotype is ma
chine on the order of the ordinary
typewriter. II is for the purpose "f
taking the place Of stenographic notes
and in this respect it does more than
is claiDed for It. 1t Is not difficult To
master, all may become expert on it,
and il may be mastered in half the
time that a shorthand system can ne.
In point of accuracy, II writes in plain
typo letters about which there can be
no doubt The letters are always the
same Just the same as they are on
typewriter. The keyboard consists Of
80 keys. 20 of which may be written at
a single stroke, Many letters are writ
ten at n single stroke, with different
combinations representing different
words. 1t is possible to write as many
as five or six hundred words a minute
on the stcnotype, actually demonstra:-
ed. and to read the notes back ~
readily rs print may be read. There
Is no growing cold' Of notes ang
more than there is growing cold #
do 10 l4pl-
bil!ty is one Of the strongest features
Of the stereotype. although accuracy
Of manipulation, speed which can be
attained. and ueatness Of work are all
prime essentials. The future steno'
graphic work of the business World
was recognized by Professor Smith
who Immediately installed the system
in his course Of study for the advan-
tag, OF his students.
The Tulsa business college, in it,
bookkeeping course. teaches the fol.
lowing subjects in mastcrful man.
ncr: Bookkeeping, actual business,
Office practice, banking. commercial
arithmetic, rapid calculation. CONNER
cial law, grammar. spelling, films,
pcnmanship. correspondence, double
entry drill and expert accounting.
IN its shorthand course It tcacnts
Gregg shorthand, speed practice, die
tation. touch writing on the type
writer. machine dictation. spelling,
penmanship, legal forms, English. let.
ter writing. manifolding. mimcograph-
ing tubulating, Office work. indexinp
and billing. The stereotype course
supplants the shorthand course when
requested There is also a fun bust
ness course and combined course a.
be had.
Tn, college occupies the entire third
floor of the large Friend & Jones build
ing on East Second street. right In tho
business section of the city, The
rooms are all light and airy and the
equipment is the most modern 10 be
had for the purpose. The school also
has a fine commercial library contain
ing practically all Of the commercial
text books issued.
In the office work. the students GO
through six different offices and the
bank. The books and equipment ar,
ms large and expensive as are TO 10 Z
found in regular business offices and
when student leaves the school and |
goes 20 position. II is just like step |
ping out of one office into another
mn innovation In commercial teach /
ing which the Tulsa Business college
is this year teaching is salesmanship I
and advertising. These courses are
offered az additional free features OF !
the already strong commercial cours- !