The Independent . idea of the land grantcolleges. Professor Waugh has no hesitationin releasing the classic clutch that hashampered the free development of agri-cultural colleges. He deliberately ig-nores the fact that other colleges existand faces solely the needs of theseschools. He clings to some humanities,but maintains that technical traininghas in itself a high cultural value; heexalts the instructor above his subject;he would place technical training be-fore scientific; and he frankly admitsthat much instruction in the agricul-tural colleges is poorly given. Hence hewould cling to moder
The Independent . idea of the land grantcolleges. Professor Waugh has no hesitationin releasing the classic clutch that hashampered the free development of agri-cultural colleges. He deliberately ig-nores the fact that other colleges existand faces solely the needs of theseschools. He clings to some humanities,but maintains that technical traininghas in itself a high cultural value; heexalts the instructor above his subject;he would place technical training be-fore scientific; and he frankly admitsthat much instruction in the agricul-tural colleges is poorly given. Hence hewould cling to modern languages,which admirably counteract the loose-ness of agricultural instruction thoughas they are now taught he thinks theyhave no practical or cultural also wishes to do away with thesummer vacations, faculty making ofthe curriculum and all faculty meet-ings. It is a book for those who attendfaculty meetings, for fathers withsons who want this kind of vocationaleducation, and above all for ©**fc$ Xljf^M Another Guar r uaranteedUndcr/eed SavingJust read the following letter. It tells its own eloquent story of guaranteed saving and comfort with a Williamson UNDERFEED. Thenremember, there are over forty thousand other Williamson UNDERFEEDusers enjoying this same economy and heating efficiency. Heres the letter: The UNDERFEED is built on the right principle for obtaining all of the heat fromthe coal. The cost of heating my residence, consisting of eleven rooms, three storieshigh, for the past three years has been only a trifle more than the ice billof thesummer, the average for that period being less than thirty-five dollars a season. (Signed) Clay H. Alexander, Counsellor at Law, Kansas City, Mo. And, what is more, the Williamson UNDERFEED means less work. No stooping. A feweasy strokes of a lever from a standing position replenishes the fuel supply. Easy to operatewhen the man of the house is away. Williamson Underfeed Furnaces and. Boilers Cvt Coal Bil
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