The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-23

heoi tiiehu every SUNDAY AFTERNOON. -
d. E. Gray, proprietor Gray's gro
cery: "Of course / do not object;
rather have them than not"
r. H. Snyder, manager Kemmer-
er's Department store: "Give US all
the music possible-any day In the
week.
Postmaster Durkee: II do not
object any more than l object to de-
liver mail Sundays. +"
j. 6. Harris, proprietor harness
shop: mo, sir; music Is good-Sun.
day or any day."
j. M. Cameron, proprietor the Cash
Store: "It depends on the purpose
and manner In which they are con-
ducted."
Or. Pogue: ''All music to me is
sacred, and l am in favor OF Sunday
concerts"
Hon. G, A. Bennett, Judge of the
eighth judicial district: "No, sir;
do not object"
DR.. Mulrord. II have no objec-
s'ShS W Sobuoy SOuSCllS.
c. Fl. Wheeler, cashier Greeley Ma.
tional bank: 'No. sir; do hot object
to Sunday baud concerts.n
Rev. Father Casey, pastor Of the
Roman Catholic church, Il heartily
approve Of the Sunday concerts.
Music Is co-eval with man, and has
ever been iuost acceptable form OF
homage to the Almighty. 1t is as
old as the world itself, and exerts its
influence on every human breast.
The unreasoning infant and the un-
tutored savage are alike susceptible
Of Its power-it disinfects, as it
were, the human soul-it purities it
from earthly passions, from grovelling
tastes and sinful lonRings; 1t insipres
sensations Of purest and sweetest
pleasure and awakens in its aspira-
tions for happiness beyond what this
world can afford. Like some ethereal
spirit, sacred music dives into the
deepest recesses OF our souls and
brings up to the surface golden treas
ures OF sorrow and love, Of whose ex-
istence we were ourselves unconscious,
but which we may present as price,
less offerings Of homage to the throne
Of God. Read psalm CL).
William Mayher, coal and lumber
dealer: 81 do not object in the
least.
Former Judge Thompson: ~ do
not object; Good music is uplifting
at any time, or in any place.
Samuel Hallett, shoe store: 81 do
not object to Sunday sacred music. :"
Harry Swanson, tailor 81 love
music and love to hear it anv time
or place."
Or. SpauIding, county physician
II do not object"
] F, E. Stockoyer, D. D. S.: "Do
I object to sacred music on the park
Sunday? Not In a thousand years. F."
Levin Bros, dry goods and cloth.
ing: 1--WE do not object to good
music any time
Or. Wood: "No, sir.
D. R. Macarthur, firm of D. r. Nc.
Arthur & CO.: NO
E. R. Thayer, retired capitais1
II think Sunday sacred concerts a
good move. -
c. H. Ramsay, dry goods and
clothing: NO, sir. and l do not see
why should OBJECT
j. E Jones, uphosterer: mo, sir
sanction that or any uther thing
to the public benefit. "
E. S. Carrithers, clothing msr.
chant: IL do not In the least. y"
W. c. Wilson, manager Wilson
Grocery Co.: NO, sir.
Goodman \ Wasley, clothing mer.
chants: 1--WE do not.
Cashier PetrikIn, of the First Ma
tional bank; NO, sir, l do not. -
NJ. p Henderson, city clerk II
do not: why should I'''.
D. F. Camp, city marshal: II
would rather all concerts were Sun
day afternoon that any night in the
week: better for the morals OF the
young people,
Daniel Stroll, Greeley's mayor
| pro tenn: Il have no objections to
Sunday concerts: would rather have
| them in the day time than at
night"
Rev. C.F. Elliott, pastor of Trinity
church: II most heartily approve of
the band concerts on Sunday as ad-
ding to the culture, the pleasure and
social intercourse Of the people of
our community.
Jesse S. Gale, banker and stock
man: Il am glad to listen to a
sacred concert at any time: think
this is a wise arrangement