Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

salt Lakors who one day this week
visited the famous falls imagined they
could almost zee, could almost hear and
commune with the youthful lII0wOtho
md the lovely Mnnohah0, immor,al'
htd IN American literature by our boz
loved Longfcllow. surely the mind
hath right to be fnncy'frco IN such n
epot ~ this, where the mountains,
moors ana fonlands meet where the
hero " the story
weds u maiden Of his people,
NinnehAhA, Laughing water,
abandonment OF all tho women
In thc land OF handsome women,
The rolling bnck ~ memorys scroll
70 the tImo when the aborlgincs of tho
American continent piled hs streams
with canoes, hunted i,s bison with
howa and arrows ana dwelt alternately
u, war and peace with ono another,
was not dnlcUlt under the magic spell
which these tumultuous waters move
ns they tumblcd roared and pitched
themselves forward 10 the great Mis-
assIppi river whose own and much
mightier volume coursed oceanward
from almost M procipl,ous heights, u
mile or two away,
MinneapolItans are very proud OF the
Minnchnha Falls ana have surrounded
them with park ~ that name,
park that W beginning to
@ume some OF tho forest gmnd'
eur that tho place had be-
fore ~ sacred precincts wore invaded
by the yangu0rds Of civilization, II IN
situated less than three miles from
The henrt Of the city and electric street
cars convey one 10 its entrance, Mum.
btrlosS strangers visit n, as we did,
nnd II IN snfc 10 sny that thoughSul
people viii always recall II AZ one OF tho
most picturesque spots they ever be-
held, A minute description Of II would
had VA into the trysting places and
cause VA to break IN upon the unwrlt.
ten lomances Of the pale face mon and
mnldens who now plight thoir troth IN
secluded hooks as they listen 20 the
songs ~ birds and the rush and ronr
OF waters lust 0s the real Hlawatha and
Nnnohnhn did In the long ago, 80 wo
,onsdcrately draw tho curtain 90 non-
INVASION across the face OF that olyslNn
tnlltudo tho most ~ VIZ have some day,
some where seen and experienced, and
leave II for those whose anticipations
nre s,ill In the future.
THE AMERICAN STOCKHOLM
Minneapolis sometimes called the
stockholm Of America" on account
81 the great number OF Swedish and
o'her SeondinnNlnns that comprise, d.
ltcuy or Indirectly ia population IN
~ All respects n modern and progress
SlNe cllY. lis wheat trade IN enormous
ana l,s -four Mills are the greatest In
mo world, The lumber exchange IN
probably the largest office block IN tho
hlNtc ana tclA AN eloquent story OF a
business that has made many a
hlolIs has for four years been
enjoying the biggest growth In It's hls.
lotN ana tho census cnumorN ton now In
plogrens 'Sll credit II with more than
100000 inhabitants, ~, Paul, the stats
capital and its rival for trade ana pres
we, miles away, VIII bo a strugglns
second with nguroa that viii range
around the 100000 mark Tho contest
iol supremacy between these cities has
\ oeeh or the bitterest nature, However
nm orcdlbly Informed by business mol
rom each that the old foud In abatInu
ma lhht IN many material Interests III,
clpes nre now pulling together, Min
noNpolls, tho larger ana stronger slslor
WIN her entorprlslng commercial clul
membership of 100 0imllcd), IN doing
much to allay tho bitterness OF the past
Every business man, ngurQtlycly speak.
N W wearing n sprlg from mn Olive
nrnncn ns u boquei, Under such condi.
,lons NE outlook for the Twin cities "
nleed very bright Each Il destined I,
w commonwealth az mighty power,
ITS MUSICAL AWAKENING,
There In much musical talent IN Min,
henpone' ana ! IN no, oil latent, Tht
building ~ what IL probably the hes
auditorium IN America has aroused an
interest IN the divine art that viii max,
olhor musical ccntcrs look tn their Law,
!oN lest their standing be passed alonR
w me aspiring city that has IN itsoll
WV commence tina, II can demand rec,
ignition ana succeed over and ahoN,
ivory obstacle, II knows that ita first
patlle has been won, II says II car
nnVo no greater struggle than that
ne Ilghl for the Auditorium WIN nl,
most take n place IN state history, /,
was u live Issue In the last poIltIcn
'ulnpaHh, u Furnished material fOl
""he OF the biggest financial storms sine,
wv ellS was founded and II threatened
W. wreck the strongest lIfo insuranc,
''"mphny OF tho central west, not be-
,nuHi OF what II cost but ~ result OF
,ut issues that hocnmn involved A
Wlei aoeoun, OF how II WAS built nno
~ uhll or consequences that followed
" Interesting.
AUDITORIUM FIGHT,
,ror years the question Of providing
,ne clly with n temple OF music had
IN nnpermosl IN many respects, Hut
nne ulllloultIee appeared to be insur'
"uuunblo Finally Mr. w, n, Bochtcl
IlssIent Of the Northwestern National
,.ne lhsuranco company made prop.
.s,uon 10 the commorciNl club ana mus.
,, S, organizations Of tho city In SUBJ
ma nou furnish olir company with 49,.
huvvv worth OF lie Insurance that H.
'V"anos applications and pledges fol