The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-26

4 rzTef-
Thz- pzrr Of the crgza bEllder's ez-
tzczzhzsns IN whsch The organs were
pz1 rozetker wzz : great ruoz- Oze-
Ezlf cf EAi-h rsn I'D thrr1gh fw0
E-oriss clssr n hetght. girizg Al Az
ple zzd loEty Epzrs IL wEieh rhe Eig-
gsEt organs eo-ld y 81 Up complete
Ihere w=r- o-gz1s q Fzriczz Ezes
stan1zzg here and thsrz n this great
rDn-- ard among thez- n course Of
erection. The zew orgz1 bzilizx f0r
the church from which the smaller
organ was tzken
This big nsw organ had pretty mar
y al Of It's pipes Oh end IN place;
4ad there was man al work On them
tuning thenns he s-ood upon 3 lar
r0w platform supported a > heignt OF
Efx 10 eight feet z6ove the IeTeI Of the
5oor, serozs the front of the organ
and close 70 the pspes- IN some mar
zer he was enzbIed 70 Iez the air into
these PIPES separately, one after AZ
others IS he uoFed slowly alolz Upon
the platform testing than bloTi-g
upc1 each pipe repeated blasts Is
with s1itzble Inplezezts he b-ozgh-
II 10 lis correct tone Lying side b.
side across zzzber q wooden
horses IN another part Of the rooz
were the decorated front pipes far
the new organ. co-pAe-e. as 70 finish.
and rezdy 70 be set in place. and rang
ing IN size tru-n the tan and bulky big
pipes down 70 pipes comparatively
slender These would b SET up fn
due tire ard tuned. ard then The
complete organ would be taken d0zu
and skipped and once mere set uP
in the church in which i wzs des-
tined
Almost in front Of ths new o-gsn
upon which the tuner Eas a. work
stood the organ which zhe board had
come 20 look At In its appearance Il
was certainly surprising 70 those
members Of the board who had neTer
before seen : church organ. except IN
It's completed form IN z church. Il
appeared 70 Be practically disZsntlsd-
Il had I'd case about i ard the Orns-
mental front pipes were n0t n Place
Il was Just : big square bunch q
pipes standing up there eo1pectly
together, With q pump handle pro5eet- .
ing from one side, little way aboFs
the foor and with keyboard and =
rack Of pedals az the front u made /
a. least one Of the trustees smile. -
he looked at il, all shorn Ct lis paint I
and gliding. but there was soma
thing very businezslike IN its lo02 4
TOO.
The organ builder called & nan 20 4
pump the bellows and another % play I
the organ The organist was in his
shirt sleeves- He was = yOung ran,
and tall and spare He sat d0wn st I
the organ without q word and rest
ed his feet on the pedals the visit
ors. who had come 70 listen standing
above. The organ builder rzised lis
hand At the man mp o. t1e platform
tuning the other organ, and the sound
Of those pipes ceased; AID the tuner
turned TO look at the organ with the
little group Of men around H. as did
likewise some ether men who had
been Al work here and there about
the big room The nan a. the bel
lows pied the pump handle gently-
The room was zflent The shirt
sleeTed orranist touched fhe keTs.
and straighfwsy the listeners forgot
that the organ had 10 case On t.
He was a skiIiful. ard az the aue
lime. a svmpathetic ard efectire
player. in the three q f0ur o. hzlf
B dozen things that be plaved he err
.ainiy did sho4 the organ for al
here was in Il. bat there vas no
the organ ifseif. Is was
fueet-toned. and p0verfuL and salts
acrorr in every way.
When the Listeners had heard al
heT vsnfe.1 tise orrznist vent away.
te crr-n builder had az that no
-eaf srue tnsiaezs ir rs rEce. oTer
8 TIE ostsr cerrer of tte great rcorn.
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