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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1920)
PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. I ' i 1 I ' K. Hfimt'tt. special reiiresi'iUutivHi parties to make the trip this sjirim;. . jfrom Hie supreme lodge at l'ortlnnl. ; C. Chanpll, agent for the Silver Kimtj were in the city Friday. Jlonday ilrs. Mines rotupanv. C. -M. Carlson and; iwiiues, aniu sjteciui repr- . Annur j. r.awaru. una iruuuui sentative and organiser, will arrive in'entl others, will motor to the' Silver the city and ai din cundueting the 'King Mines company irop'riy east of campaign. iMehama Sunday. Interest in the com- Mnk- less burden that should be dtFpensedj Members of the local I.mI?;. nt th!piiny'8 minerals is (Trowing anion? a boy j with, doing wnich In many cases will meeting Thursday tiipht. d.'wussed 1 m'ninS men in Sale mwho have cornel iiius.e, place mumc in a new light before the staging; another dance here in .hc reconixe the fact that mining po-1 CONCERNING MUSIC By C A. DAVIDSON (Director of Music for Salem Schools) Why .Sonic Ihiys lfc not I.iUc Sometimes it happens that takes little or no interest in in the public schools, does not become youngsters. Interested in it in l,iKh school, and; jjadSi orchestras nnd -I the..l...h lit, i cuiama uiiuiri rmvu tail vuh "v. I , . . ... B..h I. ..iiif,.i w,.. ..r ...;club8 and quartets all help to vitalize he sidetracks. It Is . . - t comes ine e.anipie oi men wno pi iy boys' enjoyment that i.nr immh lllro (...ikf flvtilm If boy never gets the habit of "Watch-IP1" 8i.n Wt!' ln bJ- r.-het. Apol lately joined the musicians union ani are making money out of their mujio This is as it should be. The school ing the ripples moving with the line n-hajiKing loose," after so long a time he loses his Inclination to do so, and when he grows up he thinks it strange that unybody will go miles mid throw a hook in the wnter for hours at .. 4itj. .....1 hn'n tl.n tli.. .it liiu lif . h iteaches carpentry ami machine ship but the boys who take these courses A few of the reasons why some boys do nQt g0 out fln(, houses unJ do not take, to music may clear Ui repair automobiles for nothing. Vherc the situation in the minds of pnrcr.tr! 1m a big field In music as a vocational who are interested. Perhaps the most 'subject frequent cause is "pjano les.ins." Now J have taught piano and band and orchestra Instruments for a number of years, and feel a bond of fellmv.-)il! with nil music toiichr-, but exp.'i-;-rnce and observation h'lth ; ive tauuii' ne that ofttimes a lusting Injustice it near future. 1'lans are also bcinK form I "bHUies in, this state are equal to .ed for a picnic which will be attend-i ,hHBe in mam ",ll'r called mining j ed by all members a week from next sei-uons oi tne counirv. . Sunday. j Timbers are Is-ing hauled into the I Mm. Earl Simpson. Ruby anil 1'mh ' district east of llehama. Mr. Chop- j Simpson were initiated into the onUr'pell raid Saturday, ami in about a j lo club, choir, etc., and thus do a ne meeting inursoay nignt. week the road to the mlmns company s pleasurable and often a remunerative . properties will be closed while bridges service to the community. Sever.il Vf7ifv Jfinrr Mintr' ; are repaired. Iboys from the local high school have SEE Woodry's Stock of Furniture, Ranges, Heaters, Raga, Tools, etc, before yoa buy ttt N. Conil -St. Pkonca ft or (II Hawaiian Women i nn Vote I Honolulu. T. II.-2-Vhen or if the . I proposed woman suffraif nmsiit.ni... ! " al amendment is ratified by the nec. I ion Su1 Siven ,., . . ,' sary number of states and becomes: Harry l,in .. u4rsjr. Hawaii " ' j law, women will be able to vote i!ernor C. J. HeCi the Why. Silver King Mines ' Are To Be Visited Composing one of the numerous Artisans To Take In Neiv Members Shaping details of the proposed cam done the boy by nagging and drni.14 'Pa'R" here the next 30 days for mcni- nd forcing scales nnd exorcise a.tdDer 01 v.opnai nssemmy No. X4, rnit- classic" pieces, etc., into him by way of the solitary confinement method of practicing. The piuno is an excel lent Instrument to start on, and near ly everybody has one, and many good conscientious teachers may hi found, hut when an opportunity has be;i Dffered und a thorough trial has hevii made, if the boy dots not develop an interest In the piano, he should Ui Riven a chance at a hand or ochestru instrument. This will he iiu'- h nr.re likely to appeal to him for sever 1) reasons, but mostly because of (he. ao rta! or group spirit that goes with it. Then another reaHon why boys sometimes lose interest in music Is lhat unless they lire fairly well ground td before adolescence begins and the voice begins to thicken and settle, I hey mo likely to have trouble sink ing In their ranfc'e 'and not being liothered by others in the class who lire lower or higher. Then too Just at tills age a boy Is the most sensatlve thing that lives, nnd he is likely to liesitate about doing uiiylhing that Is llfferent from others or that he niay make a mistake In doing. In other word's it takes "a teacher who knows how to handle boys" to get them over the sixth, seventh and eighth grades in school music. Often the subject matter has much lo do will I lie ease. If upper Made boys were taught how to put on pa per and In colors n big Kteanisiiiii, u railroad train, 11 beautiful resil'iicr fir public building, instead .' a f! v r or a bird, thoy might Mlso more ' Interest in art. And It Is the si'ine with music. Songs that are effeminate (r moralistic are likely In have a re pulsive effect on Hie M',' boys Ir'He i'l i.f eillfylm; 1 1 if ii t . Another thing that often falls wit 11 Hie boys of the class Is the old fash ioned singing school syllables, do, re, Vnt. etc. There N a great movement away from these nowadays. In fact this movement has been gaining imi knentum for several years. In I'ort tand, Eos Angeles and number if aitles over the country the syllabi are not used and excellent work is being dune. Kverythlng can be done without the syllables that can be done With them, anil they are 11 meaning- Missionaries To Convene Here In State Convention The Oregon branch of Woman's Jionie nnd l otelgn missionary society of the rutted Kvaiigelleiil church wnl hold Its seventeenth annual conven tion In this city dining Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of the coming Week. Rev. t Newton Dubs, plane 'r missionary f t,0 rnlicd Kvangelle.il denomination, who has spent some twenty years In active missionary work in China will be present; giving ad dresses on Wednesday evening. Thins day forenoon, afternoon ami eventm:. A cordial Ivilalion 10 be present Is ex tended to nil friends who are Inter ested In Hie cause of missions. The l.ildressis i.f lr, Dubs will he especial ly Interesting and helpful. ed Artisans, W. I., liarrett nnd Charles Since the first of the year Ceiitraliu school pupils have invested )4.i54 in thrift stamps. W.W. 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