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DBSERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JTTLV 0 1010 17
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Id nvnvrv of old timers will
> 0 ialltly stirred by the fol
T I PB lcm Mr H C ICalulI
rw York now vUltlnjt In
Mw
uf 4 huuo
II 1 the
r the concert given by lImo
I I I 1 at the 11111 Mike thontor
t f ning of Nov 14 1S68 Claw
were then the Ifsseiw
nrl I lte
the
tMreleiw director uf
rr tI c
Iratt Jr ac
d ormiii
Ic f
two con
I1o Host gave
1 t ii ft n deep impriwslon
ri I
the
i re the advent of
T in reception she had
ut the
I tiile ir 11 enthusiastic IIM
I ai 3 i < tv had been 1111 hug a
o
11 n nng Is tIle proltrum
I
PAHT F1HBT
JIatlyn
So n i hti >
orchestra
PenIns
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TfL tilt Ho11I1
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Varepa Itn
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Mr Cnrl ItOR
r 1 Mruot LiIIIlr Lmoro
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sig Ierrallll
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PAHT SICOND
o rlre 11 Ua1116 BIAnelil
7 lIuleldllu
npluwtrn
t rn1 Irllllu 11110 n liulIrr
1111110
Mr Htdokhouso Howler
Feminine Oh
5 Fomitu
V iriI Women
Floranll
HIR P Kerrantl
1 MI Waiting Mlllard
M itnme Paretm Ilosn
YIi11 Solo I Home sweet
n i Caprice Fantnstl
Kowi
IJ
Mr Carl llnwi
t vuthmg Trio Vandaila
ill iui Madame Parepu
It i Mr Hmvlor and HlK IV
Frrrirti Trtlnl
rtr in mierested In local music
i to learn that
Si r i > lo pleased
> i J Ir n the tMpuliir singer hn
r I niiuigcrlal lists and that
negotiating with OmlsUI
B i j imnn und Hoffman for con
winter thn
mllll
rf tig the coming
i r nt the theater In Novtnt
1 I > nne N mending out sub
1 t i 1 und thus far he linn
r t ml me humlred fnvor
him tot
e In es wtilili Induces
t t > nt the enterprise big an It
1 I floated he will continue
famous nr
i nrcitiitlnna with the
and further detail will ho gIven
r 1 i T JlTiul well remembered as R
Ing ttii linger and who took
j rI I the It T e Opera company
e foiniaii o or The HeirgHf
FI 1 i > s been itudylng under For
g in licilln for some time iiast
I I II thm he expects tn he hom
He silll follow the uiu le pro
f i u tlvcy on Ills ni rival
SHARPS AND FLATS
f 11 8InllI cRille opera
n I I o be r > vlved In Merlin
I fl He was only 21 when he
t II
1 > M i William Mpends some 700
I i u ofl his theaters and opera
i i m ViTal 1ruHslnn cities Hn
t r f r askcl the Prussian Dlot
t 1 Me his llllOV lice
U tiky celebrated his SOth blrlh
> > r Juiir 22 HlH puiillH pietontej
hjn n tins oicnulon with u bUHt of
tini f AmoiiR the famous ilanlfct
nf 011 tiin who formerly took Ieta1i4
f hiu M Pndviewskl Ksslpoff Ga
hrI nit ti Hllvlnskl Hamburg Kath
nine ijHidMin
It ik reported hytho i0i4 Anselos
I t1JhH that Mndame Teronn Cntreno
h i tiiniRlil proi rty for B honw iieur
tan IIIR nil and will conduct R
un r lisa In piano thoiv next
ar ny nrrungcmcntM whereby
Mudiirne rnrrenoH ftny In till olin
lor tniy h prolnnued should be vvi > l
> > rn HHH to American music lovers
Tesir me rxprexsed In Germany that
hin tu ropv right expire on ViiR
ii K IITIS three yoarll hence tbert
> lll h urn a flood of performance
hy niihii re slnsers that a reaction
ill et in It I K Just RM well not to
arri The reaction will be against
the 01 performance not the good
rni op against Unsnrrs works them
J fr
I Iln i likes to ulni with To c nlnl
enediK tlnif the rchestia chlellv he
ay s bemuse Toseiinlnl alloiva the
olnlf > M oitoln license silt hotmih ontv
of ionr oe on romlltloii that tru miil
cal Iliie nre never uverslepped He
10 an irtlt In the highest fonw Of be
C rd HI furuwi and when bo
fln1 It ncerwraty to reprove us we di
n t rex nt It
11 IH om onravlnir to tlnd maui of th
I < nli tMbnr In xew York amid Uo
tn n IIUPV that thev are obliged tn
iId xunomr ioil durlnir the vacn
lIn niintliv While many or the mint
rJl IntnutoiK n v Rolnrr ubioiil m nv
I nr 111 rnntlnue to teeth The
is in nm t sudlo nro inndelip
1 r t irtntH from the west and south
I I Lovers of I
i Band Music
Are to be given an opportun
III to hear
one of the celebrated
1 < nds of the world The lagoon
minasement has engaged Don
rhlllppim te famous loader I
mind his banl of fortylive pieces
I ° Play at LagOOn for is day
lBlnnlng July 17
ThU will be the great musical
vent of the year
There will be concerts after
noon and cvcnlnc for tWelVe
aYB
Beginning July 17 I
I
L
nnil uniting thfin arc mnnv tfiirhirs
In KcliinlH und innrif tic 4irous or
lniuvIiiK till Ir nutliuds of teaililnu
tourkr
Illclmril 8 t rim us WHM lion on June II
IMil To foiiiineiiHinite list Inuxirtiint
oviut hlii itdinltkrs III Munich hale
Jiit pluco a tablet on tin limui III
whlth Im ciiniH lulu the world Thu
IKIIIW Ie In tin dancer of bplnj ilemol
iKlifil IIM It IMIIIIIKH lu KtrHdHH follies
liiluw tlio nillllurmlrc loaner ntil
Koiiimprzlenrnl IfChorr wlic made
nil tiildrot on thlK ntvumun lllrlwid
nliiiKeir oddly tuiiiUKli hKPIIIIId to be
at 1rHxile lIe ilowi nut tuually IIhnt
lilniHrlf horn ucrailunii when ho In bc
I jig liiiiinod
Hoi holey Col IH not the only plnen
which linn a hint amphltlniHtiT avail
utile for o > ciiiilr > rforiiu < iut > H of inu
HU A niirr vind < nt of tlif Pnrlllc
lIIpI Mtirlrul Itovlow inlatrH how u
rliimiH lOr BOOO whoul clilldrrn rung In
tim > I II lilsul 011110 hlfli list n sea I I rig
Ortimrlty nf over 10000 Tho pnnplu
who t > nti > rtnliiod the III > UIlI views shout
rldlilronM ulnnlnir fortpit heir Indlf
create and ieie nmnzcd to heir tlu
Pill p1 no children from the Heinl
thlnl amid fourth Rrad < H sly sln < In
such nnr tlinp nnd In H Inimino1 pru
tlrnlly now to tlvni Thoy worn
trained by MISs KiUliTlim lllnth
Vord IIOK hern ont to N w Yok
hit HIP Rorlcty of Munlr I ivcrc sf
Vienna whloh will rpirnt tIme IWtli
nnnlvorcurv of I In foumlutlmi In 101Z
IIIIH offered n pilri > nf inCOO I row nil or
2000 for the 1 > r1 roiniMwItlnn for
rliorui und orohontrn Tin offer IA
npen to romixifern rf nil countries nml
the porlety IK enpoelitlly BnxloiiK to have
Amerlenn miKlclnnn romr tp It I
ii Hint the nrlK iii tie t be III
the Ufrmun Inneunpro timid Hint tho
rompftltlcn In to hi > nnnnyinnuK the
compoKor Identifying hlmrelf by n nml
tr or title All inlliUsrrlptK inunt be
ent In by May I 1312 and the winning
t < umpoKlliiiii will IX tirodu cil In the
xoiHtjn uf 191 anil 1913
ADA DWYER RUSSELL IN
LONDON
Itpl from London Into that
The lj vn of n Tomorrow III which
lls Kunoell IH dpiearing will run
through the summer nnd then she
will riturn to New York to liosln no
bee nl In tho new lay W lii I I
AriimtruiiK In which mliv Imx a it ron f
character furl the html i > he thlnkii
Hliice also illlol the rile nf llox > In
Puildln llcHd VIIim Mr Itunaell
will lode her daughter Lenin Ht
urbool 1 London and the youiiR
lady him already mode come Intel inl
ine arliliilinro Hmnnv thesis
member of the Ikk > mss asnIy grand
ImiKlitcrH of the fsmouK riivolIM Hhe
lias IKTII Invited tn pau the liolldNn
WIth them next chrlxtniHii tlinc
lIre HUMIHM nld friend 1heaior
llnbton now the wi of the lull
lliniHlro lIt lniunt atleniletl a per
furmance of The Dawn of A To
Morrow In Ilvnirml nail wan must
nrnlly much Intcrontrd tn ne her old
part rendered by nertrudr Ullliitt Air <
Hiul Mr licltiiunt IIHVO n chateau In
France where thov will Kpenil the
Minimcr nf 1111 and Mr ItiKrell nnil
her dmnclilcr have been Invited to he
their KiicpHf
MOVIM PlfTtTlK IIOfKKH
ThlH ifternoon new blllx co on Ht
Imth the 1nl nnd the IiN At the
rmrr then In a new C mid roinnntlc
tor > entitled A Vlrele llnmnnce
mid to hO full o novelty from logIn
nlnK to ond At the IK the new Kuh
fret illI hp The Way of The lied
IAn a tr > ry which details the nd
vrnture of nn TmuI Ian fnnner and hH
wife who protect a KHmbler whl
hissi Injured I cowboy nver n RIIIIIO
ont It genIus the week llnth Ullls will run through
Harmony Glee Club
W ill oe Reorganized
old Harmony alt club com
T pose I of 1J members which
was active several years ago
will inset tomorrow at Mr
flralianiH Ktinllo to reorganize and bo
ln work on I program to be gIven ht
His hand stand at lt > orty park next
Thursday evenIng at the regular weekly
ly concert The old iwmhern of the
dec club are very entuslastlc and It Is
very evident that the public will heir
some Rood thliiRfi from IsIs popular
orRtinlzntlon Mr Horace S IliiPlKn I
has acted Rn director of the club and
It Is almost certain that he will con
tinue an such Tho e who have signi
flesh their Intention to become active In
the new nrKanlZHtlon are
Klrst IVn iri Tliotnuo 1 AKhworth
Pred c Criihum II I SUdowny Jos
Poll Samuel Winter
Second Tenors c riistleton II
D Harltor A II ICelson Alfred Peter
win leis l r Tlmpaon
Plrsl HasKIIorace S Hnslsn Alvin
Ileenley J D Owen W O Patrick
Victor ChrlHtopherson Harry Shep
herd J H Morpaii
Second Ilami Vlllanl Chrlstoplirr
son Wiiltoi Wnllrte Andrew Peterson
T f fill A J lira rtayrior No s
Tom Dnx <
Torliv Popular Day Sultalr
Our National ems
Illlory of Some nf the Patriotic Sonet Ve Sins
OST nations have JUI 011 anthem
MOST
1 fir song that can lie strictly called
national and to It this people cling
HH to the Hag Itself with fervor and
devotion Good example of stuh are
the rr nch JIantelllalHc and the
KiiKHsh Qod twvo the KliiK or
Queen Hut with tin It hll loin hard
tl say Just which one of our popular
patriotic HOURS iusis leally our na
tional anthem Unlike a good many
ntlierp vvo have nluiiyn hud a goodly
number of war WIUKS all mrlvlnir to
become the recognized hymn of the
American people us cxprnsulve of our
national lctum lea our hoped and our
political liberty Ve hiive been laugh
ed at by nuin > furolgners I thU uc
count since they Imvo nosumed that
the absence of I SPOCIRIIl authorIzed
timehonored and popular national
niithem tolled scrlouoly upon our
patriotism Our fuielgn critics how
ever histru fulled to reallxe tlmt JUHI as
our politIcal liiKtltutloiiH have been ile I
elopIng and taking definite chub > e as
the yoars relict on HO U hll been with
our national puns until llnully by
decree of the secretary of the navy Is
sued two vcarn iipc the Star Spungled
llatinrr IH now olllclally recognized ns
our national nnthein I Is not neeo
sary jierliapn to recognize In the C
rotary of tho navy n power with au I
thority to decree what shall be Anier
Icas national none but now that the
Star HpiinKlcd Ilanner la the nc
ci pled nnthein among the nrined
foncK of the republic theru Is little
chance that any other vlll supersede
Illt
Ie StniliK to say tho melody of the
Star Spangled Ilanner Is that of an
KiiRllsh drinking sontr wellknown nnd
popular sinning hue habit nec of the
London taverns In the cloMliR > ear of
the eighteenth centurj and called To
Aniicreon In llcnvcti I VVUH also used
as I noclil melody In the Kngllnli Mn
sonic lodges and llnally was Inought
over to the colonies during the Ilevolu
tlonary war In 1798 Itobert Treat
toIHr
Palno used Ihll old Kngllsh bacchana
lian music siN n Itng for his patriotic
Adams nnd Liberty Pel hup this
early isce of the music of our pit sent
Star SpiutgUvl llnnner hud some
weight with the navy depirtment In
decreeing Hint Frsi mitt Scott Kyg al
moHt Inspired poetry composed on the
eve of the hInt th boinbiirdment of lort
Mullonry In 1514 tdiould be hemcfoith
mir national anthem The same umuukl
WIIB lived In JeffcrHiins cumpulKii for
the presidency In nn election song
culled JefferiMiii ansi Liberty Thus
with lottpect tn age and tsse the
melody of hue old Ilrltlsh Inking ong
Imd I prior claim over mAny other
a mush later claimants II the eyes of the
naval mithorllles nt Washington
tlunRli It Is by no means an easy thing
In ship and very few Americans really
know It well enough to c rrv nil the
HtHiiMf Ill the navy It Is the law that
whenever a saIlor marine or otlleer
Star Spangled Hnnnor
hears the llar tpanlciI IBnnr
I played ho shall At once stand at at
ntlon
Among millions of our peoino
I America hns fop yearn been regard
ed M r national sang and will
continue to be SO regarded for years to
come notwithstanding hue order and
of
ruling of the navy The melody
America was alMa that of an old
KiiKllHh song and I became tho na
tional anthem of Urrol Britain In thin
sliapo of Got Have the King I won
colonial forefathers thrust
this that our IrBt
heard nnd sang while ns yet they
were tinder political subjection to the
nncllflh numarchs To fomc It bass nl
ways seemed rather strange that hue
Rev Samuel T Smith should have
chosen this known Rncllih melody as
n pottIng for his patriotic stanzas when
he gave to his country M Immortal
America 1 U thought that ho might
bettor Imve eho on n melody wholly
free from EnglUh connections
Hall Columbia the presIdents I
march stood fo many years with thn
best outlook for Its becoming our na
tional hymn I wan composed In I
178 while Its words worn the work
of Jotfph HopkliiHun who wrote them
In the year 17JIS At that time we Vera
on tlia very verge of war wllli France
and the Amnrlenn wnr mlrlt was
tuned up to the highest pitch Hall
Columbia nuddentv sjirang Into being
an the exprevxlon of the national spirit
am so usuismuil nell t I place hiss It held
In the even of the tountry And of the
whole elvllUed vvoihl In general tlmt
from I 1tS It hAS nlways heen used by
the foreign uiushlps and military
forces In saluting our mIg The recent
ruling of the navy of course displace
Jlnll Columbia from Its time
honored niche In favor of the Ktnr
Spinglpil Dinner
In Columbia the Oem of the Ocean
wo see yet another Illuntrntloii of the
early tendenev to adapt old KiiRllsh
melodies nnd popular cones to our
American neods on account of our
own early wenknew In musical ability
1 was orlKlnally Hrllnnnla the
Pride of the Ocean Its niiKllsh origin
has not seemed to affect Its wldely
whlh
irread use for to this day I Is chug
nn lustily ax ever bv our Patriotic so
rlrtlcs nml bv our American youth
In our public school
Then comes nivle with Its purely
Ainerlenn melody and words very dear
to thin heart of everybody though of
local orlKln nnd bound to remain so
1 will be forever nHsoclntoil with till
outi nail vet no onc lodav Rwnkeni
human emotion among northern niidl
i flips quicker limn Dixie So
tiopular has It become plnee the Civil
war nil over the Inltod sin ten Hint
It mnv he regarded no being one of
the pricilcil moans of helping to unify
the north and the south
The haul Try of Freedom b n
noble a rid uplifting mn eats of national
II Ill Ip I wa perhniw too martial
In tone to suit the genernl run of
Americans ax the nntlotnl anthem but I
Its adoption hv JnpBn to be one of
her popular natlomil wnr sone Is a
high honor bestowed upon It We can
rendllv see how eosllv mlniittil It
must bo to the pus trio I Ic men of
Jaimn In the bent of Brent foreign
war as n fitting expression of their
national spirit rind of unswerving de
votion to their ting and emperor 1 Is
sully as stirring a battle lumii as any
In the whole list of our iiopular Ainntl
can patriotic songs
MarclilnR TliioiiKh ileorgla has
held ltd own as a rousing memorial of
one of the most stirring events of our
la tOM history I could leer be
come however a truly national patri
otic nnthom hecnu of Us sectional
tone and Its revival In
I 1111 terse warllku
language of memories that both north
unr south are only too wllllns to for
get To be truly tmllnnul nn anthem
must nocehsatlly be nlxlvo all appcar
nnco of sectionalism and Part spirit
Yankee poodle Is lon the less na
tlnniil because It hiss n light fantastic
wetting while Its origin gives to It the
flavor of antIquity I come down to
us from old pupil I Home and I wan
OIHO I cathedral chant of considerable
merit It originated In tho
Ilrll I twelfth cen
tuiy and reached America through the
Dutch nnd Kngllsh cnlnnlst I Is said
that when pUyed long measure upon n
pipe organ by B muster hand Yankee
Doodle nt once proven Ittelf to bo a
truo musical arltoernt In Its rtatoly
measures amid Inspiring tones Passing
from Home to Holland th < Netherland
er adopted It as the malady of their
natlonnl harvest festival with word of
their own In Hans Itrlnker Mary
Ma pen D dRe presents one of those oM
Dutch ersow
Yankcr Dlde < ludl down
Did dud el UunUr
Ynnker viver voover vown
Ilntermelt und tauntcr
When KuKland In the olxteentli cen
tury linn lly conquered lllan < l and
destroyed her supremacy on the seas
the Kngllsh took up Yankee Doodle
or YBiiker Dldee nnd sung It In de
rision of their defeated roe Yankor
moaning to nvcry Ilrltlsher nothing but
1 flying Dutchman of umavory busi
ness shrewdness From that day Yan
kee Df odln became a purely illh
ps
possession hue Dutrh glndly surrender
lag 1 an I lanaI eotiff that mean no
lonifcr anything but ridicule mid orn
Oliver Cromwell vvm the first rout
trHI rlll
ITnRlUh Yankee Diwnllc I W8 tlio
occasion of his entry into Oxford ut hue
head of hula army wearing n large
lreh feather In 111 lint hold hero
by menus of I sllKen Macaroni cord
One of tho klliKH courtiers at once sat
down and composed that Irdlll n
Ynnkeo Doodle with which wo today
arc nil no fiiinlllnr
Ymikoo Doodle nine to town
Hiding on I pony
Hturk a outlier In his hut
Alirt called It macaroni
When the Hrltltdi inmpa in Hoaton
wider Iorrt Ptrty In April 1774 shoul
der oil arms 11111 begun their mArch to
Ianennl mid Lexington they sang
Yankee l > nodl with great glee Hi lp
ninik uf dorlnlnn IIM they paused
through the streets of tho city Just cc
I
they lmil done toward the Hollanderx
after Admiral Irrk1 sea victory Hut
twrnrv ever III Ililllsh regulars hud
returned tn Huston the inlnulo men of
< Vinconl his 1 provml their mettle and
the disconcerted ICnellidi troops were
foiced In retreat I HIP counterstralnx
of the same old contemptuous song
I
from his lip of HIP victorious Cind
ncntnlH Ktinn tlmt day to thin the
Summer in Paris
SssuieI l > l iippi < iir < < flcr In rum Irlx nnd Ilir 1 > lily Is < ilro CIr In
lit < lllllc TradrMHMipIc Wlln Tnki < Ionvc lon of hIm llonlrviiriN InrUi
And ut nnd to the liikIMl sums d mrrlriin Trlpporv
uh4peclal nrltRIIIIP
June J9AI the close of
tl
PAlllI flrnnil IrK race meeting
nil fanhloiiniM Inrln snakes H
luuity exit from town for the
season U over Society In off to tho
inountnlnK the cure and the pR
IM
The Ilty of Onlety asmiricu an en
llruly different nsiiett The bonrKeolKle
und the little IriuloKinon with their
fmnllle take posnomilori < if the city
fprlnirtiiR fiuni winter ubmiirity Into
ilonilnant mer The bouUivHrdu with
their douliln rowii of tree amid Immense
ppareN liHtween the walk nail ths curb
are promply turned Into a neBKlde haisehs
the mothitrx iiuvllon helni t hue
henelvti which mire plmvd Hi such UK
ulnr Intervals nil over IHrlx
lullhlOI ovi > r the P151st tier last
clenn frocks on heir rtilldren provide
them with KhovelK flirt pallK und de
I > itt for thetHi city lieachen rnoellUh
nefm KIIIIS tn ho the t > r < MtllliiR troll
of thcM wives of II humbler chase
for generally they Inrnrfw their little
cIrcle by BHtherliiu up the dilldren of
lies fnrtunnte nuitherK uhone ilutleM
iihI not permit the HfternoonK out
hug
liKA dieniner In npt to fall Into NlnUA
difficulty by hIss luck of observation
The o little hands of dlRKom often slur
11t
ceed in burrowing down Into the earth
until pome of the holrK really are H
menace to llmbH and nerves notwith
usti4 mud lit g which the children are nover
corroded by mother 01 guardian und
the r dlcemen liaim by In H > pnn > nt wl
mlriitUin of the street oratlniiH ninile
by the busy little urchin 1rlvacy If
umlnratood In not prnctlneil 1 lie
of the lire pdfonned un
duties If nursery Inronnec UI
hexltntiiiKly In thesis own all retreats
hrlntingl
und It In only the ISnultah or mean
fit
l erby who ever chow any lmi of
eurrlAT
AT TI1K HAND ln lF1T
Another favorite piiKtime for the stay
Rt hOI 1arlilun IK the weekly attend
tuice ut the band concert In his quar
ter IJticli quarter him Its own bnnd
conceit which taken place twice 1 week
either in mine garden or In a square
whorl a penmuiont stand lies been
erected The tradespeople never think
of leavIng their quarter for iunu oment
union omo extra excursion prroentu
Itself like a trip on the Seine to ft
Cloud or Sovren or 11 clnv out irP II
the KUburlw The InvnrlMbh Ills i or
stit9 ut these open air concert is 2 I
contH or If one wIMien to IndulBe In i
the IUJur of mi anmlmlr 4 cents In
demanded from eadi patron Hardly H
comfort Is
neco i < iry expendltiiro If
desired for the ariiulmlni are the HHHIO
Mmple hard Iron or woiden choirs
wills tho wile addition or curved arms
on each side On pleaxant nfti < riiouna
filled To a
these coats alI are fled
lranner It In a Kisht vvorthy of ntudy
Theme IK the uxual couple who set Into
a most animate conversation Just as
soon as the band begins Its flut note
1001 is
Then theie IM the man with the doR
which POrhst5 In duafenlnir Imrkb
whenever the applause breaks forth
and the ubiquitoUs child that whines or
keep UI HII Ineesiunt volley of iucs
lion 10 till annoyance of everybody
In the vicinity
W < IMIN AlWAYS iirsv
I Is here that the observer perceives
Hrlttsh have rid to forget Yankee
Doodle
r tho story be true Oil ItoosevcltK
HtUKli Itldeia In the I Uhlll 1110
< cinponiil and HIII a new lit iIa t lots nf
the ancient Viinkci DtHKlle after thn
battle of Sass I tsss I hal a lilIes led In
tin folliiulni form
Yankee Doodle mine totown
VarliKrxtrlped 111 Out
Hut Kimln 11 sass to many stars
That now they need expnnntan
Thue America hll been prolific In
nocalled nutloiml MOnHS and battle
hymns with not even one of HIMII able
to claim universal acceptntico UK the
hIghest and best expression of our im
lanai coiiHclenctt While iso navy nnd
Hrmy hue forced th HtnrSmnKl
llnnner ut m iw for the time tliiK
the day must surely come is hen nn ass
thein broader In conception mol easily
Kimit ad devoid of the smell of imvvder
hall hiive replaced It In thin
heart and mouths of the American
people In the rulnemi of time Amer
o1lr kive hlrth to H trim nutloiml
anthem ulrfiut which there will he no
question one tlmt will sprln In full
armor Mlnervultke frO the heart of
the lssllShP Alfred 1 Olover III Ihe
uiie Annet Times
Today Popular Day Saltnlr
that indiiKtry his N ruling nualltj In the
Winin tif Kiiinee lucy loo Improve
I Hi imislial hniir at the Harden
IviiltiMiif recelveK the closest attention
and H IA Inn in amazement at the
rapidity with which the neodles fly and
the contlmiriim movement of the lip as
thin counts nre faithfully kept Bven
the dressmaker us there nt work One
would hardly think u band comert a
nlhl place foi rum t t I tug t gut rrpnl
Vt I Is a sight often met with The
bag of mnndliifc IH wmietlinim seen
restIng on the laps of the older women
How different now I A the nppoarmiroi
of the rnfex1 fonventlonallty iilps
Slight with society to the horror mill
itlxinny nf the punetlllouM waiter The
hutoh the linker and the candlestick
milker are there with their country
COIIIIIIH mid their name IK lesion np
proprlHtliiK with the imHtnul famlllnr
Ity the most dcilrnhln eiitH at the
11101 iroinlnent table
This Is the ensoii I ni ulion Kng
land and America furnish 1nrln with
hordes of slfrhtseeis irenenilly people
who have Joined tourist lurtIes and
are always In I mad rush to abxorb
HS many of the beauties of the greit
Irrncli capItal as posslhle In n short
trip of prrhnps three dayn
These floi k wllli their shepherds nf
ford continual Hnuisement to the little
bourxnoNle and form one of the at
tractions for the country relative
MOST in AIIOVI srsiiciov
Kidney and bladder alhnentn ore so
scrlnii In their onuerjuenres nnd If
unchecked so often futnl that any
remedy offered for their cure mtift be
above suspicion lroley Kidney PHIn
I contain no harmful drucs and have
RiirccHafullv stood I lone and thorough
SchrninmJohnson Drugs
COLUMI1IA CONSnitVATOUY CI
MUSIC
Asnn i coiiMitution iiniidiiiL
Now Class begins Juno 16th ell
phone or write Hell 2105 InJ 95S
MJXI > V KXCtltSIOSR
Via Denver X lllo Crnndc I 1C
Trovo Canyon ifO a in Jlas
Ogden 1015 H in I Jr p in 215
p m 10
rharnohs Glen 2 I m M
Special train leaves Provn canynn re
turnlnit at 7 I m arriving at fait
Ijike 10 p m Magnificent scenic in5 >
Good flKhlnK Trout and chicken din
ners Kt tpir Fall lesort
rxcnusioNs CST
Via Orcson Short Line
To Clieynne or Denver and re
turn J25C
To Colorado Springs or Pueblo
and return I2S56
To Omaha or Kansas City and
return 14000
To St Lout and return M900
To St Paul or Minneapolis and
return 15200
To Chicago and return J5600
Proportionately low rates to othet
points
Tickets on sale July ilh and 29th
Aug 4th and September lull and 23rd
Limit October Het Kor further par
ticulars see ngcnM
CITY TICKLT nyFlCK IM MaIn St
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EDISON I I
brings the worlds greatest orchestras singers bands and I
comedians to your porch or parlor
Come to our store to hear tho new records and to learn J
more about Edison I
Take a phonograph to the summer camp
v holcMile distributor and retail ilculi
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Surrp > < luytou Davnn MilS
Co Beeslc Music Co D O CaM > r a
Ron Co t la tn Music Co Ianes 109 1113 M aID SI
Jlomney Mu i Co The IJavnes
Music Co
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VJlflN TO vTiu rtovius
Watering In the cvenlnK lieslilrs aiding
li the spread of 1 isis gus tllseaioB nlm
< < uss iliiinpInK off WHierliiR should
5 cr be practised during I5esi vv Imiily
wlher Hliadf heat ulul IKh should
tit i uimil < rtd Plants Kruwinx In ini
right snnllKht always ncil more water
Ihnri thesis In thr shatlc fm uvuiwratlun
cud Inipuplrullon Sire aIwss greater under
iiI
dir such elrrumstanevs Midday witter
ing when Sin sun shlnw dlnrlly on Ihe
roiiitKo will hunt Ihe folliiR uf tnsny
of our cumnidn house Diana < Hhadlng
urll1l xeesulve hell nlil strengthen the
plunls tHud assist In retaining moisture
Tenip ralure both relllnltK siul waler
sliuuld lie eonvlderml An overhauled and
liiiiiild Hlnioiphere nlll cause srHBly
lilndly growths very nuweittbl to ills
cni > e Tli > tiini ralure vt the weIss uH
hiss lievn found tu have ii market effect
n plrilits It hll ben fouud that thus
best results are ilitAlueil vv hen water of
nlioiit the same temperature Ni the m
In whIch liii plant Is growlns Is used
AHhotmli wnlerinK snnulit Slut tin car
ried on isis thus H iinitjinilv wet soil la
the result tlie watering ptMiulU Hl ays be
rhuiongh The recititsehe 111 which Ih
plan kmws rlioulil alnsys have Olo ot I
nmre hule In the liotiom and when
enough wahar has been supplied these
lionld lie ilrlppInK with wattft which has I
men Ihniuwh the < i 1 and Is dralnlnc out
Vashhuugton 11
Tmlay Popular Day Bla
< H OP TIM OfOIITlm
It vvoulil sun > rl e a ureat msm
aiilomoblllstii Will me so familiar
wllli the name arid use of I
allah eommmt II 101 Ill ne
Qpntorlos as the speedometer
the udometer and the tnxlmetei tl
know that hundreds sf year afto clout
lur devices stir known of and In use
said IMwIn II Itwldnln of II mtnii
MaNs Vliv 2fn vests aK > the ollm
oler was Invented bv iid Illiint nt
Neu York s ho iilfd IHH iiiiitilne the
WIVWISel V s lllll he Ipilleil to till
lu nitserha situ slaqe iomli If thit di r
Thin was on AlI 6 IJ 1 nnd UK nm <
i hliui suiressfully irftl fcri d tie mil
and shuwed them by an lnd x < > > I
ourh truveled The VuyVlmi
Ita dial face divided Inll Ih see lrili L
imc of which Indicated the number >
roads u 11 hoc the mljcs liy tills II t
1000 unil the third clido if the dlil
Kh < cl Un miles ulth all tlic cllnt II
und even wttii tar divisions
A tiunplite S tIlt I fl treist I mig 1 ll 1
butt of thlK eventeonthcentur oflnm
Dtr can be found In tho honks pub
llslled by dunlin Kcrlhnei A SIIH
New York ilt > Mitltlril Dhiu 01
John Kvelyn ff ourse tin nrlRlnA
odometer WHS hint uud by I Ihlx
thousands of years aRn her ic tb
Christian era which Inillmtid the dl
lance tritvekd by a vehli le b < li n
In n small pebble 111 I I < JM
at every mile Quite a far r > ft
that tn the present iioul Ii i y I I
vvhleh register whether vn v pt i
or INr York Tlmi
rio tln at Sallalr r
I lmm 1l oxs IHI roi
The wife if a clerRvinin of f
taut suburban parIsh VMM m
othel the other day when a vi
wal announced The hets ivrnt
with her sewing for Ihl caller wsi < 1
wellknown Itarlahlonur After Ito ill
the visitor glanced toward the eeis tog
tabl and exclaimed
WhiP there are some luitnni ex
actly like mime mv huslmnd hit < m do
last winter suit Thev me m dt
kind ft button tan Vhric d Ii u
Mt them
The clervvnmns II if inilcd
rovillshlV In the culleitlmi hi kt
rII rIIln
110 atlHuerrd Ulletlv I f nitll 1 10
miiiv nf the Name kind I nni I
them un for im she im > Hiltluvr
American
Hand and Orchestra llnt T I
Ie MUSICIANS DIRECTORY J I
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J J MOLELLAN
10 Tcmplcton Hoth Phones Ilnirs
10 to 12 a r 2 to 4 1 m dally
except Thursdays
MUSIC STUDIO
Organist of tho Tabernncle
Director Symphony Orchestra
GRAHAM MUSIC BUREAU
Veil C iraliam Tenor Mrr
Artists Musicians sinners etc
iiirnlehed for concerts recitals re
ceptions oratorio commencements
funerals etc 48 K So Tom Hell 81
MISS ESTELLE JENSEN
Teacher of Ilnno
Professional companlit
StUdio loon 6 The Raleigh
1X7 E 1st So St Hell Phone 4SOI
SPENCER CLAWSON JR
Piano Inttmctlon
Pupil of Mario Irtnlner and Theortor
LrscVietlzky of Vlennn ant COIJ
Tfmplfton nida Hell rhone SiSt
FRED MIDGLEY
Dlrcrlor Salt Ial < o Theater Orcbo tra
Irr <
Violin Studio 48 K SI Temple
Phone 891 Item 239X
MRS AGNES DAHLQUISTBECK
STRAND
Pianoforte
GrAdual Bterir Conservator Perln
fiturtent Xaver Schsrwrnlm Studio
SI J Street Ihoti llfll D44 nx
MISS DAMIE MARLEY
Pupil of Mr McClellan
Teacher of Piano
Studio 730 K Third So Hell phone
31 49c Teachlnc daily except fatur
day
IMPERIAL MALE QUARTETTE
Comics 1 a 1ItU Kir
runernl miiNlc I AIIplalr Iull or 1t
dress J Vlllard Squire 22 last 1st
So Hell 1161k hid 2643
C MOLLERUP
Leader Mission Theater Orchestra
ResIdence 818 So Ctli E Ind phone
Cornet 218 Teacher of Violin PIano and
ELIHU CALL
TUNOIl SOLOIST VOICK TUAINKIl
Pupil of Mlnottl Studio 44H Main
1st floor Voices tested free dally
from 12 to 1 p m
WM C OLIVE
TIlCIiit OF VIOMN AND PIANO
Studio IK North State Street Jut
through Kagle Gate Ind phone 1EM Or
Ort
li h Jetd lrhoo II
ch 3tras furnished for all occasion L
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If you
always
insist
on this
label
you will
get Real
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Your Close Inspection
Of our work at ono convinces
you f it superloi Tv c
it detail of the laundering
process has been cared rr I
fhll your apparel U unshed I
In 80KTENKP and KIITMim
WATBH I elves larger life to I
tho fabric I
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TROY LAUNDRY
rilE UAUNIWT OK QUALITY
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EMILY H SITZER
Teacher of Voice and Piano 415
See and Trust Hide Phone Hell
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ALEXANDER J KISSELBURO
nMiiTOvn
Teaclier of Singing nnd Vocal Placing
City 414 Security Trust Hldc Salt Lako
GEORGE E SKELTON I
Tcncher of Violin I
Clrsriunte from Trinity College Iondoni
Itrfetencaa nnl Htudlo Kootn 1 haiti
of Trade Ilulldlnc
ANTON PEDERSEN
l f Sue I
48 Bait South Tempi
MRS R R SHARKEY I
Teacher of Mandolin and Guitar 1
Htudlo 423 K Sir ct
Music furnished for rrlons nnd
tuna by the allies Mandolin and s
Guitar Trio
Hums Hoesley Shirkev 1
M J BRINES
Voleo development and the art of
slngliiic 01T Tcmplct KjildliiE 1
Phone Bell 1211
THE WETZELL VOCAL STUDIOS
31 North Stale SI
Mn Vetzell vocal art and method I
I Sir Wettell director music City Pub
lie School Hell Phone Mam 47J7
lad Phone 4246
ANDREW BOWMAN
Studio 100 lcimi gulch cmi i
Teacher of Artlstlo Singing
Perfect Tone
COIUMIIIAN COVSnilVVTOUY 01
MlSIC INC
Piano organ unit VI dm couriM
noomt NO s r2 I rij tan i j sa
Ionstltutlan Ilulldlng lltii phon s
SYBELLA CLAYTON
Teacher of piano Iupll of Jonas
Dorlln SluUlu < S K So Temple lies
81L
MRS MATTIE READ EVA I
Plnnlt end Teacher 5
PupIl of Godow ky IJerMn HtuJLi ot
no 4th Avinue Tel IKlk
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TRACY Y CANNON I
Pupil nf Alct CiululiM tunis fdlf
Albert J M Herltn I
Pupils reilved in Plino Oran And
Harninny studio lilllS Templelnn Juld 1
Ine Kt idlo phin Jell 131 Itesldem f I
totli phones IK
Coal in the
t
Cellar
Is as good ai monev in th1 bank
And the tost of I ton nf oal wont t
earn twcntvflvc cents bv fall This 1
Is why we arc urging the Ilambcr
gr ioal famllv vvhUb Iiuludcs
prttt mud of th din rlmlnatlnir
Inblli of Halt JU ke to talc ldo <
Hnt ag of Hit stiinig rat roiv In
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Auk for our booklet < rlblnp
mil pplit sharing plan
Bamberger Coal Co iI
161 Main SI Both Phones
4 al Ii anI I tnultitul ef Phones i
All In opcratlMi
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Brighton
HOTEL
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Now open f < ir season Stag
leaves Mcllcnry livery stable
Murray dulh at S am leav I
llrlghton Hotel dally at I p t
lT anv informatIon call T
Davis Brighton Hotel or M >
Hrnrv LIvery Stable Murra r
I 5h phones IS
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5 KINDS AT S550
Per Ton
suIe 110 Owing to thus 2
per cent < Je reasc
Ilcar trcok 11 frrlgbt rte
we nil in I poll
Hlavtallia tlon tn Inlih
you any rt the
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Shrltut it 15 SO v r ton i j
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