Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-22

and thus make the rounds. A no,sa
horse raiser in Kentucky has picture
made OF his horses when running M
order 10 study their qualities and u,l
fects- a church In Atlanta uses rnov.
ing pictures at Sunday evening scry.
Ices, portraying scenes described f
Bible history. Colleges and high sch .i
md In moving pictures graphic r
struction impossible 70 convey an,
equal clearness In printed text f
type and illustrations. a recent ID
ntical meeting In Massachusetts, wa
failure because the opposing par,
rented vacant store and gave fr
moving picture show across the Al .,,
from tho intended rally. The latest ie
parturc, which Will soon be ready for
use. Is an extended series OF travel
talks. In which the principal sights IN
all the large cities OF the world will bc
portrayed. accompanied by the deliv-
cry OF lecture describing the variou.
scenes. In this way. for n few cents n
week. any one can enjoy TO n very fair
degree the plea surcs and improvement
OF trip which would require weeks
and cost several hundred dollars. II h
not hard TO believe that the moving
picture is likely to exert in time an an
prcciable moral upllft in raising IN.
standard among that large class In
every large city which now fnds ts
entertainment In places OF amusement
which nre anything but clcvatlng -
II. II. Windsor In the February num-
bcr OF Popular Mechanics.
American II is a common sa~ln..
Indians that our music, our scrIne
In Opera, turc, our painting have
no classical tradition
nero 10 draw from. and because they
have no classical tradition they musf
seek II In allen lands Much of thLs
sort OF chatter is heard among thosS
VINO do not think; and especially do
they decry against our native music
and musicians. IL Is not true that onr
| themes for music lio In other Lnds
| consider Tor moment the mythlcaI
| beauties OF the creed OF tho Americar
Indian; how like a glorious fairy tolc
as thrilling as the Gothic legends. vyn,
that Nature-worshiD which whisporcd
It's way from the Illinois to the Rookie.
Tor century after century, There = all
the oroodlnS beauty Of thick, silent
forests; Wild, leaping waters; the march
| OF the aboriginal sun; tho pale nnd
poignant significance or the IndIan
harvest moon gliding the red mans
chlld-country; the leap OF his deidcd
lightning. the psychic mystery OF hIa
| grotesquo and awful dances; his uac-an
revel before tho rustling fields OF the
green corn. There Is n grand oper., In
his worship OF the winds, alone, Fd-
ward MacDowell. that unfortunate
marvellous genius. once touched this
sense In music; he saw tho American
indian In all his beauty, Now comes
Arthur Nevln of Pittsburg with nj.
opera, ''Poia," study OF tho life OF tha
Blackfoot Indian. That other countries
are even reader than our own 10 rec.
ognizc the beauty OF our themes Il
shown by the fact that this work Is IA
be played at the kaisers own theater
In Berlin Mr.. Ncvln spent several
months with the Blackfoot Indians In
Montana, In order to study their rolf.
gious chants and folk songs. He n a
brother OF the late Eth4lbert Nevln
composer of "Narclssus. Hampton
Magazine for February.
When n Bad ''The mother Is dead
Party Is poor dear" said the doc
In Power. tor, and we could no
save the baby. but
think we shall pull the old mar
through" So with Tammany an'
pretty much everything else. but I
elected Judge Gaynor. Tammany go
this year the kind of blow that hurt
II the most. No single blow can b
lasting; the organization has immens
vitality. but II IL can be beaten regu
larly enough. 1t viii cease to be profita
BILE, and then its power Will decline. 1
is the only concern engaged IN govern
Ing tho city that pays handsomely fo
the work that is done for it. To go cyei
into the Republican organization ant
work hard usually involves sacrihSe o
time and money from the ADLER mel
who do 1t. But Tammany IS on ousl
ness basis 1t says to every likely re
cruit. and tries TO say TO every voter
IF you work for US. you'll get you
, pay: good pay for good work: big pa!
, for big work, clean play for clean work
| and fit pay for dirty work' That 4
| an attractive proposition. So long a
Tammany Is guardian OF the city purs
| II can make good it's promises, an
does so. 1t put up somo good candl
| dates this year: its nominees for dis
trict attorney and supreme court Jus
|, tices were very we'll regarded by IN
bar. Men who preferred them as lndt
, viduals to tho rival candidates vote
against them because they would no
vote either rations or pay to the Tan
many army. The slow process of star
walton is the method lkeliest to sub
due Tammany, and a good deal may b
done In that line I'm the next fou
years.-Harper's Weekly.