THE CAPITAL mmWAL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1920,
CONCERNING MUSIC
By C. A. DAVIDSON
(Director of Music for Salem Schools)
McCnm Denies rortand chapel hour , ft..
Willing To ray Higher rares
accorJinstJ an uncorroborated report
A dancing party. wbKli me nuurnu
pTono.wcfr-ihe very lwst of the year.)
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he flmPnrf an KenuUSQ UW1 ' rc.-ivel today by the state department
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p T' IP- mam KIT Willi ASKew was vmjirjjiru e xitinuuil.
rOl DI2 luulavul lJ K, cm any's plantation at Lerdo, Dur
Washington
Feb. Joseph E ,
. , ..j.. . .h. Akew. the Amen.an wno was rr,.""
was 8.vr w.r eJ k.dnap,d
HUt. S.ho. Munk-ate m hard. The percenUBe of those
It has been quite generally ad- who do r.ot learn to carry a tin. fs
vertised that concert by the music j Vfry low probably not more than t
department of the hign school will be nd thJ compare. fav.
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work in the. city schools, and we Apollo Club is a popular name for
cordially invite you and your friends J men's alnnitm organisations. Many
to come and see some of the things cities have such orRanisattooa which j
we are doln and trylne to do. a; proiyote the cause of music generally, j
, .i,ii..n t 25c will bo and inspire a certain amount of social 1
charged, which will go to create a and civic pride.
music fund u ovn club halT "cen"y rTd
Music A School Study ;to its new quarters In the Derh build-
There used to be a general belief !ing, corn r of Court and High streets,
that musical talent was a thing Or rather It has followed up H gen
peculiar to itself, and that some were I erous friend. Dan Langenberg who
born with It and some were not. ' has moved his studio to the Derby
Those who had it should be en- building. Well anyway. Mr. Langen
rouraged, and those who had it not berg and the Apollo Club are to be
should have nothing to do with music, congratulated on securing such eom
Nowday we are democratic In al- modious quarters. The room ia large
most everything, and music is rapidly and attractively finished and the
coming to its own. It is now con- acoustics are decidedly better both
aldered a subject of sufficient Im- for the club' and for Dan's private
portance to be offered to every child teaching.
from the first grade to . the high I At the meeting Wednesday evening
iwhool at public expense. We shall everyone felt happy, and the songs
1ope soon to see the dawn of a new j for the next program were begun,
day when every child will hi.ve aj it was the writer's privilege to hear
chance not only to learn to sing and the Apollo Club of Portland Thursday
to read music, but also to play wraie j evening. Their program included
instrument in band or orchestra. This; some very difficult numbers, such as
chance should be provided at public) the Poeine KrotiqiK- by Grig-Hatc'i
expense Inasmuch as it touches and and O Captain! My Captain! by Bo
Ktorifics the public life as wall as that hannon. These and In fact nil num
if all the children themselves. bers on the program were well in
And speaking of talent, why from , hand technically, and were rendered
day to day ana wees 10 ween in me whji iii-whuu ijiiibh mo ii hi-m
first and" second grades, we are teach-! under Mr. Hover's baton. Without
. ,..,.,.,. in.it Saturday evening. A
scheme of Japanese decoration made
thn vvm nasi urn unusually nuraiuit
Portland. Or.. Feb. . Attorney
Henry MrGinn. declaring he voiced
the sentiment of "ninety-nine per cent
,oi me mi""- : . ... k a , f th. room I
- .-nmn,icirkn at itft near- l I ne iersuia in v.... .
" . v . . .ffc-live feature as well as
in a on Hirvricar iarra uric , . ,
i ? ...... ... .... .mi i beautiful one. Attractive music putj
. ...i in th. iimner mood and
pay a lB-ceni tare or any wmer r v... e- . j '
considered necessary to help the street most enjoyable time was baa. j
car company out of Its financial diffi- Miss Schuette s chapel talt last r ri-
cultiea. W F. Woodward yesterday day was a source of much pleasure to ,
expressed the opinion that any such In- her hearers. Her subject. Apprecia-,
v ... .... .w- vi..i" iu uiwavaan Instructive)
crease would De pain wnnnsiy uy me i .. .iU. I 1
public. :
Ins
tango, ana tne American emoasay has
made representations to the Mexican
in Durango. Mexico, is be-; foreign office in an effort to secure his
held by Valla for 20.ft00 ransom, release.
'eologisj bve d,
Eiirs;
exiena.i .
.v oeond
but that I.
historic times that 1?
nk city. aw,V
eluded in the . ,
territ. " W t
?;Oaklahd Sensible Six P0
lug children to carry a tune, who at
first seemed hopeless! And we do not
Kive up any more than we give up
number work or thu combination of
the multiplication tables when they
SALtH VICTORY FROM
EUGENE SIXTH: 28-1 1
The ttakni high basketball team de
flated Kimene at that city Friday
nllht. The game was Salem's from
the start, th team givliiK a good ex
hibition of clean playing, In this game
the llugtme players uliio made a belter
showing than In the first series con
U'St with Salem, efforts being made to
cut down the previous bad record of
fouls.
This gives Sail-in high school hi a
victories out of the seven games play
ed dining th present series. The team
will piny the Oregon freshmen nt Eu
gene, Saturday night.
TillE OfW BILL
ON BALLOT PREPARED
Competing the total of eight ineas
Utes roferred to the people by the spe
cial gcaitlon of the legislature fur a vote
at the May election Attorney (leneral
llrown Friday prepared the ballot title
for the proposed "Higher Kduvatlomil
Tax Act." The. purpose of this pro
posed law Is set out In the tlllo as fol
lows: "Providing In addition to iminuil tax
levy now provided by law, a tax of 1.2
mllig fur Uiegoii Agricultural college
hikI I'nlverslty of Oregon, and .Ott mills
for Oregon Blato Normal school, total
ling approximately $1,1147.1)00; appro
priating for current year from moneys
now In treasury a sum equal to sa.M
annual lax levy; said money being for
support and maintenance, Including
salaries, additional building, making
re m Im. purchasing Hiippllis, enulp
meiit'iind scientific uptmriilua; provid
ing that a vole of enactment ot this act
mIiii I! make said lux an annual levy
though In" excess of tax for the preeeiV
lio; year plus six per centum thereof."
irolnff into an exhaustive criticism, ft
may be said that the voice blending
and tone quality were very good
throuurhoui the entire ranae from the
low I) flat In the bass to the high C
In the tenor.
Normal
. Miss Taylor spoke last Saturday at
the local teachers" meeting at Dallas on
physical education. Miss Smith, who
also attended the meeting spoke on prl
mary methods.
The regular Joint program by the lit
erary societies given at the close of
each quarter will be presented in the
chapel Friday evening of this week at
7:e30 o'clock.
Prsident Ackerman has accepted an
invitation to address the school offi
cers' convention at Dallas next Satur-;
day.
The next motion picture is to be giv-
en in the cnapei Monday evening.
February S. This is an Alaskan pic-l
ture, really a very wonderful piece or ,
work quite belying Its rather sensa
tional title "Back to God's Country." i
A simple exercise in honor of the ,
'.s well as a pleasurable theme.
Miss Laura tioll'iday. the faculty
member who is recovering from ty
phoid fever, has been granted a leave
ol absence for the rest of the year.
She plans to leave Friday of this week
for her home in Detroit. Michigan.
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Corvallls, Or., Feb. 7. The Oregon
Agricultural college basketball -team
won the opening game of the sories
with the Washington State college
five here last night by the score of
thirty one to eleven.
POLES URGED 10 MAKE
PEACE WITH "REDS"
London, Feb. 8. Influential Ameri
can friends of Poland are urging those
lit high authority In that country to
muke a quick peace with the bolshe
vlkl, it was learned toduv.
In diplomatic circles the belief was
expressed that these admonitions are
ct u pled with the reparted desire of the
I'.iilish government for peace between
Poland and soviet Utissla, will have
great weight in favor of a cessation 01
hostilities.
A Jury In the circuit court lu Kla
math county disregarded the' Instruc
tions of the Judge In awarding O. K.
.lay a Judgment of damages for
the loss of a team loaned to P. N.
Oiir.es. The Judge instructed that If a
verdict was found for the plaintiff it
should be In the full amount sued for.
200.
Hits the spot
For
lunch
eat
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It
Kugene, Or., Feb. 7. The Univer
sity of Washington basketball team
won from University of Oregon last
night by the score of 23 to 19 in tho
first of a two game sorlea on the lo
cul floor. Oregon was evidently weak
ened by the hard game of Thursday
night with Washington state while
Washington seemed to be strong and
fresh throughout the contest. The
teams will play the second gums tonight.
H ATI', IM'IIKAKK ASK1ID
A flat Increase In rates of SO cents
per month on ail classes of telephone
service Is nHkcd bv the Dnmnsciis Tele
phone company of Damascus, Clacka
mas county. In nn aoiitlenllon filer!
with the publlo service commission today.
The chimpanzee can be taucht nu
merous tricks hut simply will not lean.
cleanliness.
(
and neural bowel movement
result from the use of
MRS.
wiINSLOW'3
SYRUP
'. Iifuti' mi CkiMras'i ttlilf
This superior purely vegetable
preparation for correcting
baby's troubles contains r.o alco
hol, opiates, or narcotics.
Brings gratifying results for
mother and child. Formula cu
every bottle.
J. C. J'crry
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NOW and then you read something about "French style and line" fa
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