The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-08-10
Ambitious Sons and
Daughters.
Let those Who know Advise You.
Men at the head III the Affairs

Let those Who know Advise You.
Men at the head III the Affairs
of Our State and Nation.
Following are extracts from recent
letters from some Of Americas great
est men ON The value of business edu-
cation. E.on. Champ Clark, Speaker
of the house Of p..ss.a - :;..isses:
have been elected Speaker I have had
it more thoroughly impressed Oh me
than ever before that a ,horsugh
business College training is of exceed
ing Importance. @. N. Dickinson,
Secretary of War, Washington D. e.. /:
|"Contemporaneously with taking my
general education, l took i coulse in
business college and found it Of
value to me, not onI"' generally, bnt
in the practice of law" R B. Glenn,
ex-governor of North Carolina: Il
chee,fuIly : recommend to everyone a
practical business education for their
children - Walter l. Fisher, Secreta-
ry Department of Interior, Washing
ton, y. D.: "Cclhges giving speclal
Instructions in subjects pertaining to
business life are doing good work in
the preparations Of efficient workers
in the business life of the country,
P. A. ? Howe, United States Repre-
sentative: ITO my mind the world is
rapidly outgrowing The old theory
that ali 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
business school plays large part in
fitting young men and women for
their entrapee into the business world.
T.. G. Pickett, Representative from
iowa: The value, even necessity, Of
practical education to young people
today IS obvious that no argument
shauId BE required IN support Of it,"
i F. Noel, Governor of Missis~ipp,:
Il takeSpIeasure in testifylng to the
Importance of practical business
ednca. zion, and to the efficiency of a
properly conducted business school in |
impar;,ug such knowledge" B. NJ
Haskell, ex-governor, of Oklahoma:
II consider pract'ca! business educa-
ton Of tue greatest importance"
John w. Kern, United States Senator
Everybody ought by this time to
that business men and
business women need business e.luca-
ton on the same principle that doc
tor must have a medical education.
Joseph NJ. Carey, Governor of Wyo-
ming: 40 much cam be SAID ia be-
half of good commercial education. !
| do net believe that such All educa-
ion can he too highly commended"
Shouldn't the above evidence settle
tue question with you as TO what
kind Of an education is needed2
Write for catalogue of Americas
lffGest commercial school, the one
giving the most extensive COURSE of
study, the one placing every graduate
,f bookkeeping and shorthand or
[elesraphv III q sa's' position prompt:
y after their course Ii tinisncd, the
me that rnrolIs 1900 students annual
y from over half s1he states of the
Union, the school with Il National
equation. The rgler Commercial
College, Tyler. Texas BY the" use of
he famous Byrne Simnlihe', Short
land and Practical Bookkeeping and
,ur noder" methods We greatly re-
luce tlv time add cost IF Il c.,nrse.
81 one of 600 who wilt be viii. Us in
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