The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-06-16

Nne.nou'Sts nave working Dl,,,
ond to none in the state .a p,A0t
the very best in the poo,s SnO
west The general style T. aOr
the Italian Renaissance. 10 mat
nomical' simple and inexpens,r.
is doubtless the comina 10''e'
church architecture. Ca,s Syie
proud of such an institution "e'l
citizens rejoice with the Mo aua
denomination in the complst,uO
their beautiful edifce Oa
DESCRIPTION OF PIPE On
The pipe organ has two u IVA
These have compass of CO + =" ~
notes. The pedal has a COW - ~
ooo to F. 80 notes. The ae ysas
Moller's patent tubular uneum.
throughout, including coun,oN
Stop-actlon' The use of this :,
of action makes possible tina ,.s'
! NUMBER Oh couplers without incre]
ing the weight required to nra., ~
key. Even when full organ IL :,
the touch is as light and resDor
as prompt as those of the hast 49,
piano.
There are three organs, great u
al and swell. The great organ -
tains the following stops: Omen n
pason, dulciana, viola di gamma Al
pei fioete, melodia, principal n
flute d'amour-seven in all and
ing APT pipes.
The swell organ has the follow,l
stops: Bourbon, open dians.1
stopped diapason, salicional, yoiy j
este, aeoline, flute harmoniQue, OBJ
and bassoon, and vox humana-n,
in all with 5S7 pipes.
The pedal organ contains thu n
lowing stops: Double open diauaso
] bourbon, octave bass and llebp
gedacht-four stops In all with /,
pipes. 1t has also 8 couplers
mechanical, 6 pistons, and 3 ned
movements, total number stops 3
total number pipes 1884.
All the adjustable combinat,o
are operated by pistons and wish
affect the draw knobs. They q
double acting and SO constructed al
arranged that the performer can 10
any desired complement Of sto
to the respective piston controlll
that division or those divisions
the organ to which the said stops /
long, by means of draw-kn
bearing ivory signature plates q
graved Adjustable Combination n
l." and so on in serial order Of nul
bers until one such knob for ca
piston combination has been provl
ed. The operation Of the locking d
vice does not occasion any interruI
ion of the players performance.
The electrical blower is put in
dust-proof room in the basement al
is of more than sufficient CapaCl
for its proper function. The {
gan contains every feature I
facility in playing and increasing t
variety of tone combinations knov
n modern organ building.
The instrument was built by
M. P. Moller, of Hagerstown, MAJ
land, whose factory is the large
plant of it's kind in America, a
who has put pipe organs in mo
than 1900 churches and institutlo
throughout the country. Mr.. Mol
sent one of his expert organ bull
ers, Mr.. D. S. Wentz, to install
He was assisted by Mr.. Will Oak
and others. The casing is OF "a
golden oak and the front pipes Q
made of the best of annealed I'll
tinted in light bronze. The instI
ment was purchased from the Ca
we'll Music Co. through Its ma
ager Mr.. M. H. Steele, who Is
representative of the Moller Org
company in this state. The org
cost $4,350, $500 of which v
contributed by Mr.. Andrew Carnes
and $500 by Hon. r. W. oakes
Caldwell. The Methodist chur'
the Caldwell Music company ana
people of Caldwell are to Do Y
graduated on having such an lnsu
ment in the city. 1t will add mu
to the social, musical and rehsl'
life of Caldwell. 1t will be ne'
by the public for the first time
the dedicatory services OF the u
Methodist edifice next Sunday ~
IS.