Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-08
AMBITIOUS SONS
AND DAUGHTERS
Let Those Who Know Advise You.
Men At ths Head Of Affairs Of
Our State and Nation.

recent letters from some OF
America greatest men on the
value of business education. Hon
Champ Clark, Speaker of the
House Of Representatives, Wash.
ington, d. c., says; Since |
have been elected Speaker |
have had it more thoroughly i'm
pressed on me than ever before
that thorough business college
training is OF exceeding impor-
lance. T" O. NJ. Dickinson, Score
tary Of War, Washington: Con
temporaneously with taking my
general educatio, l took a course
in business college and found
it of value to me, not only gener.
ally, but in the practice Of law. "
Il. b. Glenn, Ex-Governor OF
North Carolina | cheerfully
recommend TO everyone prac-
teal business education fortheir
children. " Walter l.. Fisher,
Secretary Department Of Interi-
or, Washington, d. G: Colleges
giving special instructions in
subjects pertaining to the bust
ness life of the country" j. a..
r. Howe, united States Repre-.
sentative TO my mind the
world is rapidly outgrowing the
old theory that an education
consisting 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. y
Oswald West, Governor Of Ore
gon: The modern business
school plays a large part in fit
ting young men and women for
their entrance into the business
world" II. G. Pickett, Repre-
sentative from Iowa: THE val
ue-even necessity, OF practi'
cal education to young people
today is so obvious that no argu
ment should be required in sup
port of it," II. r. Noel, Cover
nor of Mississippi; Il take
pleasure in testifying to the eff
cheney of a properly conducted
business school in importing
such knowledge" N. b. Has
kell, ex Governor, Of Oklahoma
Il consider a practical business
education of the greatest impor-
lance. F." John W. Kern, United
States Senator: "Everyb y
ought by this time to understand
tina business men and business
women need business education
on the same principle that a
doctor must have a medical edu.
cation. Joseph M. Cary, Gov
ernor of Wyoming: Too much
cannot be said in behalf Of a good
commercial education. ! do not
believe that such an education
can be commended too highly. "
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settle the question with you as
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