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Show FRAriGE TO ADOPT new bs Visiting Professor Amazed by Practical Application of Science. ' ' ' There are many practical ideas which I have gained from a study of American universities which can be applied to French educational methods with most beneficial results'' said Professor Pro-fessor Albert Turpain, dean of science at the University of Poiti?, France, last jiitfht. 1'rufussor Turpain expressed his amnzcuieut at the practical side of Ani"rican life, emphasizing his impression impres-sion of the efficiency of the public service ser-vice agencies such as the hotels, railroads, rail-roads, .street cars and others. Thec, . .f mi id, are systematized as clockwork com Dared with the slower operating uli'itiey of France and the continent. Profess-or Turpain has been visiting American universities and colleges, and slopped over in Utah to visit a former student of his, Robert YV. Major. Major sLudied under Professor Turpain as one of the members of the American expeditionary ex-peditionary force sent to French college;-- at the coming of the armistice. Professor Turpain has received deco-Ktt deco-Ktt io;is from the French government and the Academy of Advanced Science for succesful experiments in wireless telegraphy before Marconi made successful suc-cessful application of his studies. The itinerary of Professor Turpain in this country includes Columbia university, univer-sity, the University of New York, Johns Hopkins, Georgetown, University of Pennsylvania, the University of Chicago, Chi-cago, the University of Southern California, Cali-fornia, Lrland Stanford. On his way back he intends to visit the Universities Universi-ties of Minnesota and Michigan, Vale and Harvard. The professor plans to JMt the University of Utah this morning. When asked if the French people were surprised at the showing of the American troops at Chateau Thierry, the professor .said that it was not the work of the American troops on the 1-a'tleficld at which the French mar-velt mar-velt d that merely confirmed their ideas; but it was the way in which huge dock" and camp- sprang up overnight over-night at Hrest, St. Xazaire and Bordeaux. Bor-deaux. The spirit shown here was as remarkable, he thought, as that shown on the battlefield. Japan Will Purchase Potash From Utah Source in Future i THAT .taiuin will Imy Ttah p,t-n.di p,t-n.di In the futuro rather than import tt from Henuany, wlilch nation supplied Japan with !H) per cent (f tho pot nidi Importation Impor-tation tieforo the war, iw thn Htato-inenl Htato-inenl of hvim Katayaina, profeMKor ef clieinh'l ry at the '1'ei h n leu 1 ( oMei:( of Seoul, 1 oi ea. I 'rotes-mr K a t a -yn nui . who I 'i n ( the 1 Int id ' t n h, hiui heen rent to thin countrv hy u Japune'ie ernmelit .to Mudv the .level. pmetit of the pn(a;dl atnl i."Uti tndiisl i te lni'iui Import:, piactl.-allv nil M -i pMliinli iinpplv ti.un fiti.d:n c. -untile-.. I'lmii ilnlu that lie hn'i pi ncui ed mi Id'1 pi-'-ut li lp. ',f - K;ltlt iinui rifitd polifdi, hleh lv o Ino t.d I I allllllte, out piv.. cured clienpor tn J'luto oountv. T'tnl. xvhevo Kient quantltleN of nluidto iro mined, than (roiu any source whlcti tins lo'vetntcro Kiipp'.ted Japan, The U'-o if ahnitt tn tho manufacture of peta.tti Uih been de elcped rooentlx. Thin procotM li sold to bo much cheaper than tho old method of unIuh Kelp nn,! tllM irsldue. 1'rofessiM' lnlaiuiu m n1so iimMna H id iil of X lie s stem of chendcul edu.athu and chemtcul research In thin countt. "One of the heneflctnl ii"Uilts of Ihe war In .la pun :lom; flclept I lie HlH-e." sni.l (tie vf",,"'"r. "I" the d.- etopmeiit of pl .t.-at .heiuNtiv, which hefoie tho wav was not ndtd e t el v " I'l ot, .,, Ki,;oiun wlU letp 1o. dny for t'loihla ind l'e, Mhete he i "I" mnU.i mo eh.uitle riiiv of j on, lit lout pritatnliiM to (lie ieln tn uu-di y. |