BIG ISIIllp . DECIDE JK U. of v.'lijgs College Will EnrJe MS I Reach AgreetqjBl) TO AVOID DUPijijj It Is Believed That ft Basis Will EaitM Arrived At'S Definite establishment of lUfc education to bo covered by 'L sity of Utah and the UtaVjHr college is contemplated inHLl agreement which is being cHr the heads of the two intBtJ tho advisors. It is probdajHr proposed, agreement will bHP to tho board of regents ofKf sitv for approval in tlie and the board of trustees jKj cultural college will likcIy.Hf matter at the regular npriDr. It is the belief of thvT both institutions thnt tbe'-K of courses aud the confujip lists can bo permanently anK avoided by tin agreement ttH fine the. courses which cacfcBf give. At the present time, the university oilers a comjH in agriculture, despite tha jR a school in Logan which isitH marily for agricultural pduiK mestic arts and t echnical Hr tho preparation of :tuileoltK to enter certain mcchanicuH1 given in both school:). OqK hand there aro eduoationapB teachers at the Logan scbB school of education at tho ttK Propositions Drafted. Three propositions havejK tively drafted bv thosa CflH. t he movement for tho diB fields between the two sE first is that the school of tho University of Utah iB courses necessary to prcpaB aud supervisors iu the 9 schools in all subjects tauejK schools. Ou tho other ban'K mcnt proposes that tho uniB not offer tho technical ffojE culture, domesiic science B art needed to prcparo soMH of theso subjects in tnM schools. .S The university would nOtjK proposed agreement, ofTorH courses in agriculture, ilomaH or domestic arts, althoubriH for the equivalent to high sH mentary course in theso gH might also offer courses in tH of teaching these subjects. for instruction in hrancncyH for instructors would bo rH Univorsitv of Utah, while ajH tho university for work hVH domestic science or domcsUB them for teaching would -.H lo the Statu AgnculturarH the technical work in thneH Other Suggestions. S The second proposition school jointlv recommend tH board of education that atUH this year all candidates teaching certificates and dijH have not had at least ftB ccssful cxperienco in tcacMB required to complete otio TjH fessioual educational 'OftB Tho third proposition MM submitted as a part oHheaB that tho extension, division Agricultural college and tM education of tho UnVCIB should co-opnrato in tno PH a monthly bulletin tor tbo industrial cducutiou. It that the bulletin should baM representative of tho collcnH rcsentativo of the univenn sponsibility of 'lccr5iH the designation of tho logo representative as business matters pertainm lication. The expenso equallv between tho two k Educators of both msw strongly in favor of U their belief that it only to prevent of 'instruction, but -"";, relationship of tho two km ing them to raly more "PgM