Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

booze 4 man can't play staccalo
with Il gallon OF peer ~ his hold
llcld's band made n lasting impress
sion ON tho Logan people ana they
were kept ON the Jump Wtl ihey We're
almost too late TO catch the Train Tor
home,
prof Wolzcll II doing good work at
the Teachers Institute being held AT
Ephr,m lie returns on the 23Il inst
People do not stop 10 think In or
dorng music, that the scores can hard
~ be- on hand the next day 'snid 4
local music dealer today And vet
they viii cali IN before the order has
reached chicago ana ask II n
has hccn MED, They imagine we tolo'
graph. ana the fact that the telegram
might cost nv much M the music cuts
no figure, II ~ sometimes dlrlcult to
ma In the Chicago publishing houses
Just what Ii wanted ana the chicago
people may have I'm turn to send TO
New York, Philadelphia or Boston 10
ne. II This OF course takes time, and
yet no amount OF explanation sccnlh 20
satisfy the people who order the music,
Y
I'm getting filled, and how the pnrtlcS
ordering ala fuss, fret and fume, ns "
II were n matter OF lifo or death !
should think after a white, folks would
'cntch OIL" TO the ms ana outs of this
thing, ana not jump on us when we are
DOING the best We can, As soon ny an
order arrives. We are ready TO deliver
the goods but not before"
49,
Arthur Shepherd remarked the other
day In conversation that the teaching
~ pod0gogloN In muslo ~ a branch of
instruction much needed ana that "
school teachers would get better post
ed IN That particular line n would be
very beneficial In the saving Of tlmc,
temper ana money a specially In be-
INK made Of this NJ the state UnlYors
atty summer school by Miss Emily &,
Jessup, the instructor IN charge OF the
department OF music, ana q general tn
tcrost IN being awakened In this branch
among the school teachers there from
over the state Miss Jossup ~ also
giving particular attention 10 folk
spoke 30 interestingly at his last Ice.
tuio In this city, also, to the history,
literature ana philosophy Of music,
N''''' WV ''''l.
willard Woho has made another VIC.
Ill., after the mnnnor Of the instrument
which he presented 60 Ssaye, and coy.
cred II with the Oh ynrnish ne has been
experimenting with 40 long Mr. Weiho
says the new instrument IN oven better
than the one of previous manufacture,
ana he takes solid comfort IN playing
upon H. The model is the SlradIyOrlua,
Prof Alberto Jonas, the pianist and
director Of the Detroit conservatory
OF Music. win be here later IN the
month Tor u recital IN the Salt Lake
Thcnttr The evening previous 10 his
appearance IN the lhcatcr Prof Jonas
VIII Rlvo n private recital IN NJ II,
Walkora east South Temple street
mansion, when he win play plano
concerto with Prof Mcclellan playing
the orchestral part ON Mr.. Walkers
tlQ0O1 house organ Mr., Woihe and
Mr. Dougall win also appear ON the
program with violin ana vocal NUM-
btrN.
There II In no midsummer concert
at paw1lt hall ON thc ovonIng OF july
90 At thIa tmo Miss Corlnno NJ,
Bailey noted southern singer, VIII
hc plWIng through the city on her
way ~ nm nm engagement IN Tonnes
fop Che N a talented dramatic Ho.
prano, n native of New orleans, and
hag consented 10 atop over for his en-
gagomont sho win be assisted by
Arthur pcdorson who has been ono Of
shlt lOkO'a fayorito yi0linieis since
the time on his 0rHl appearance, not
~ very long ago, M ~ years Of axe