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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-17
WRONG KIND
Bird Dog Sent to Country
to Escape Shooting"

DR.. j. E. Thompson has sent his
bird dog to the country to get away
from the shooting" in his neighbor-
hood in the east end of town.
Responsible are the sewer blasting
crews who DR.. Thompson fears will
ruin his dog, springer spaniel. for
this falls duck hunting.
Every time a charge of dynamite
explodes the dog hides under beds,
or anything convenient. But now FEES
relaxing in the peace and quiet of
White Iron lake.
ct guess he can't see the shots and
feels the house shake" Dr. Thompson
said in explaining his dogs fright.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-17
ELY IN LIFE!

A seven-day canoe trip through
Crooked lake made by Manchester col
lege goods was pictured in this weeks
issue of LIFE magazine. Made the
second week in June by F1oreine
Kelly, 81, Norma Penschuck, 20, the
students; Miss Ruth Schellberg, in
structor at the college; Wallace Kirk
land. Chicago, photographer reporter,
and John Sansted and Wilbur Cook,
Ely guides, the trip was given two
pages under the heading "Two Mid
western Girls Canoe Down Old Voy-
ageurS Highway"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-17

Now comes a call for mechanics and
artisans that had done their task and
had been retired. 1t all started when
a newspaper advertisement appeared
on the part of large rivet manufac-
turing company which read: Wanted
-MachiniSts, lathe and shaper hands
SIS years or over" Clayton Hough
manager of the company, was faced
Continued on Page Four)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-17

Harold E. Stassen, our youthful
governor, again served as head of the
executive committee at the 23rd an
nual Governors conference held in
Boston a week ago and also read
President Roosevelt's message to the
81 governors present at the confer
ence. Minnesota is proud of its COVER
nor, far cry from the insipid repre-
sentation had by this great state for
several years before the election of
Governor StaSsen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-17
Canoeists Begin Border Trips
Padder Travelling

most difficult of all canoe trips.
Koehler ordered a canoe without
seats. according to the Wilderness Out
filters who outfitted him; so he is
using the original, or kneeling posi-
ton, in propelling his canoe.
Twenty-Five Boy Scouts from the
Gamehouse area, with headquarters
in Rochester, are on a weeks trip into
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-17
FORMER RESIDENTS HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lacey, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, former residents of Ely, left
for their home Wednesday after a
weeks stay here. Tuesday Mrs. Ray
Hoefier entertained at bridge party
for Mrs. Lacey. Mr.. Lacey is traffic,
freight and passenger representative
of the Chicago, Milwaukee and Pacific
railroad, working through three states.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-17

The Carlton Vidette says "Mrs.
Roosevelt warns us that we must get
along without some luxuries we now
enjoy and lot of us hope this in
cludes those in Washington"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Lincoln High Students to
Be Guinea Pigs for
Music Educators MEETING

techniquss and illustrate ways and
methods of meeting some ~ the
problems Of public music .duea.
tors. In the demonstration shs
will use a number ~ Lincoln high
school music students
The meeting viii cover = large
part ~ the field Of public sducs.
ton. beginning ~ pa. m. Monday
In Jason Ire auditorium. Edwin
~. Quisisy. president ~ Washing
ton Education association VIII
preside.
The program for the morning
session viii include q panel dis
cusrlon on The Relation of the
Public Schools 10 Government. /"
eoordlnator viii be Louis Watkins.
Of Olympia. Speakers during the
morning viii be Mayor Harry y.
Cain. Miss Edna knupps. Of. Roy.
head Of the class room teachers
division Of the Washington Edues.
ton association; and Joe Te~inksl.
director Of sudiosy visual education.
Spokane public schools
The afternoon session opens with
music program. The principal
speaker Of the meeting Will be
Jsoffrey Morgan, ~ Santa Monica,
Cal. His ribJsct will b.. Death
% Taxes"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
0rpheus Finally
Picks a Date
Mems Chorus 10
Sing Dec. S

After running into several con-
flcts. definite date for the an
nusl fall concert of the Tacoma
Orpheus club was announced to-
day rs President Cleone n. Soule
II is Friday. Dec. s. and the place
IL the First Methodist church.
The mems chorus Of 20 voices
vill he directed by Frederick
Wallis, who has served the organi-
Eation in that capacity Is years.
Several new voices are in the
tenor section-Dr. B. T. Terry.
Elfred C. Richards, and James
Ledhe, second tenors; and ". p.
RAMS, Walter Buhre and Ray
Grant, first tenor.
John Alsip is the new financial
secretary, taking the place OF
Henry Reschke, who recently left
Tacoma for the east Arthur
Wickens has been added to the
general committee.
The Orpheus club is 81 years
old. having given the first concert
In 1904. Membership includes rep
resentatives of business and the
professional group who meet each
Monday night through the season
10 study good music. An associate
membership fee helps support the
organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Good Story. Anyway

To appreciate this new htokoys
ski story. IL must be remembered
that Fred wsring. band leader.
slso Ia interested In a corporation
which makes . fruit and cocktail
mixer A IN. story goes. wsring
met stokowssi recently and MAS
delighted when the maestro greet.
ed him sffusiysly.
Mr.. Wsf1sg. cannot tell yosi
how much enjoyment you have
given me this summer. stos0wssi
said.
Thank you. thank you ~
much" Wsrlng replied 4 feel
greatly hon0fed 10 have you yeu
sboy. all people say that"
Wei. It's true you've given
me much Enjoyment this past
year" stokowskl repeated. Every
time I've had party every time
we've sst down 70 a meal IT my
nosSs that Wzring MIXER has
bern II immsssursbls help 70 ms
and my guests Musical Courier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Applied Artillery Technique Il
French Army 10 Piano Playing
Solos, With Philhozmonle sludled VILE
In Hospital Recovering Fsom Wounds

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sne~n risnIss shos< enks<<m<nt
a. snioist hlshsszhts tn~ opening
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spFsam. Oct y
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Three Pionists to
Lead Discussion for
Music Teachers

Helen N. conrdon. president,
announces that regular meetings Of
the Tacoma Music Teachers club
will be resumed Monday At the
coraiis F'lsskett studio. ISL Broad.
way. The time Ia i2:is.
II IL planned 10 resume the for
um discussions which were popu-
lar last year. Leading the discus
sion on piano teaching and tech
niqus Monday will be Leonard
Jacobsen. ID. Robert Smith and
Adeline Foss Foreman, all Of
whom spent the summer studying
new methods.
The tentative program for the
year 10 designed 10 bring greater
number Of music teachers into the
association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

composers music sxemplifies.
All Of Aozarts great works
were written after his marriage
TO Constance Won Weber. who was
his cheerful companion, counsellor
and guide. guarding him always,
as his health was delicate: divert
ing him when he was tempted to
overwork and overtax his strength,
vet seeing to it that he fulfilled
his engagements and encouraging
him to better and stronger COM
position.
His Mass in c Minor" was
written as a thank offering after
his first child was born and Frau
Mozart sang the solos at the first
public performance. His opera OF
"Entfuehring was distinct sug-
gestion of their love in which he
pictures himself in the character
of Belmonte and his wife in that
of Constance. Through all their
struggles she was his cheerful
helpmate and manager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Trombone Solo on
Baptist Program

Ralph Ksehisy. band director a.
Stadium high school. and from.
bone sOiOist. IL On the music pro.
gram for the sunday evening sery-
lee at the First Baptist church
He vii play Prelude Becker
and "Bsres4ss. from JOcslyn
fCOdsrcj.
The chorus choir. under the di-
reciion u Clayton johnson. all
have special numbers for both
services Mrs. 3. ~. watts Viil
sinr the Incidental solo n the eve.
ming anthem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Beecham-0f Singular Crocheis
And Curious Conclusions
He Put On q Concert Thot Even Stirred
Fother Knickerbocker's Town

ei2 Broadway. next Monday. Oct
Is. This announcement ia made ~
the Hsmriek thesterr 10 answer
the inquiries that have been cen.
ing IN al week.
Mr.. Be~cham. Who seem. 10
have ss much Of . propensity
for getting around "a does
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. wife
Of the president. viii he re-
turning 10 Seattle soon 10 pr~-
pare for the opening ef the
symphony season. ~ concert
herr viii he AT the Temple
thester Nos. l..
Since his engagement was an
nounced by the Seattle symphony
= few months ago. he has covered
an amazingly wide field and con-
Quoted some Of the eountrv's
finest orchestras. What the people
think Of him generally il crypt
eally expressed in the review Of a
Carnegie hall concert by DIN
Downes. music editor OF the New
York Times:
III ever the faith that great
music, made available 10 the
rank and file Of citirenry,
would he most thankfully and
comprehendingiy received hy
them. had it> complete yindi-
cation, II Was last night when
Sir Thomas Beechsm conduct
ed one of the best and the
most exciting orchestral con-
certs that New York City has
heard this season.
This Beechsm. an individual Of
singular crochets and curious con-
illusions, Is magnificent musi-
clan and conductor Of positis.
genius The audience cheered and
shouted for a long time at the end
of the concert. II was a great
evening Of music"
Those who heard the Ford Sym
phony orchestra Sunday night
under the direction NJ Mr.. Beech
am will get some little idea of the
reason for Mr.. Dov-nes' review.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Night School Choir
Elects Ofiicoss

Lincoln night sfhSei A cspp>ila
choir nov y : kriae cceesfn ain
an osHsnIxstsoh that ain CARR On
through the rear. ofnssss sissssd
At the last nssviinx insnssfs vsfas
Jones. president: ~ ynnsa vxs
president: ireu~ RsHo~. s~vvtsrys
George Moeklur. ssrx~sntss.srun
First sosssl fasesop ~ the group
slll be = halloween party
Director ~ lhs shesr V Wslsssr
usdans. vocal music lrstsrsns u
jsson Lee,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

IN "Modome Butterfly" Wi.
helm Meis,et IN "Mienon" o.
O bit OF modern competition or
folk sono. Us the some Jim.
my" Melton.
Also on the lodies NvsieoI
club course ore Emo Ffonees-
coui. distinguished v,ol,nisi.
Jose l'ufbi. top ronkine p.onis'
ond Helen rroubel the Metro.
politon's new Woonerion 80.
promo.
Some reservations ore still
ovoiloble OF the office Of the
lodies Musiool club in the
Fisher department store Civic
Center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Lily Pons 10 Open
Civic Music Season
AT Temple Theofer

Music writers are hanging nsw
lsursis on Lily pons, ons 81 Metre
poll,An's foremost record breakers
vino opens the Civic Music sesson
AZ the Temple tbestsr "Wednesday
night. Oct IL Miss pons 10 nns
of number 81 music celebrities
coming 10 the Temple this sesson.
She finished the summer s~sson
with q new record for sttsndsnee
a, the largest Of the music enter.
tsinmsnis In the esst. One Of her
triumphs was packing IN an audi
snes u 1900 st RoDsn Hood Den.
PhilAdsipbls. when shs appeared
there with her husband. Andre
kostslanstx
a sparkling personality IL Ca.
u Mics Fon's ss.eis 10 addition 10
a range that starts with middle e
sBd goes to A shove high g. Fig
urs that cut on the piano some
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

One Of the features of the meet
ing OF the Washington Education
meeting in Tacoma next Monday.
and Of special interest 20 music
teachers. will be the music sdu-
Gators section. At luncheon al
the First United Presbyterian
church, opposite Jason Lee. the
principal speaker will he Robert A,
Choats. president Of Washington
Music Educators and supervisor OF
public school music In Spokane.
Another music feature Will be a
clinic conducted by Margaret Raw
son Goheen. director Of vocal
music at Lincoln high school. Mfs.
Goheen viii demonstrate vocal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Aluminium Dishes
Donated by Child

OROv11l-E. Calf - A. her sfu.
triuition - the aluminium cam
psssn. Ida Jsns illmsn turned ~
hsr set of aluminium 10y dt<hss To-
sssh<r ~iin two .iunlinum snssss
nicely wrapped up IN : s~rsssss
package ana accompanied ~ .
not ~nleh read. TO ssrss W HIT
Ter with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Those Women---HoW They
HELPED Masters of Music

The story In told That on
one occasion when there MAS
no fuel In the little home and
no money with which to pur-
chase II. . friend found the
young pair busiiy Waiting
around their bare room In or
der to keep warm. IL II any
wonder that such cheerfulness
produced THE Marriage Of
Figaro" "Cosi Fan lutte" or
The Magic Flute"
After q stormy period Of in
fatuation for a handsome. seduc-
tive but wholly INSCRIPTIONS singer
by the name Of Brunetti, which
nearly led to Won Weber's ruin,
he was rescued by the love and
absolute affection Of Caroline
Brandt, whom he married and
who from the time they became
engaged until his death inspired
his creative power in marked
manner.
Der Freischuetz," which,
aside from WaEner's music
dramas, IL the flower Of Ger
man opera, WAS directly In
fluenced by her advice and
suggestion. He called her his
public two eyes" And when
the opera MAS finished, wrote
to her, THE whole has now .
far better effect and I must
thank you for that, my pop
pet. Your ideas are bold but
they have succeeded"
In Won Webers diary 10 this
entry, which tells his life effort;
May God still grant me the bless
ing which He has hitherto gra-
ciously accorded me, that ! may
have the power to make the dear
one happy and. AZ brave artist,
bring honor and advantage to my
fstherland. Amen" His prayer
was answered as his married life
was one of happiness and. ~ .
composer of "Eurysnthe. Der
Freischuetz" and "Oberon.' ne
brought honor to his fatherlsnd.
Love. TO Beethoven. wSs not
sudden flame which burns bright
ly and then fades. but a constant
light which illumines. His loves
were many but all honorable and
pure. II was most unfortunate
that most Of the women 10 whom
Beethoven was attracted we're
those whose rank forbade any
serious thought VI marriage. II
!, not possible 10 enumerste all
thO- women who inspired the
Titan Of music but We know that
to the inspiration Of such women
as Princess Odescslchi. Baroness
Ertmann. Countess T'herese Won
Brunswick. Bettina Won Brentano
and Amslie sebald fth. Seventh
symphony and the Eighth Sym
phony" were inspired by herJ
that the world oVss his most sub
lime creations.
These are put a few Of repre-
sentative names In the list Of
great composers and Il could -
continued 70 include many more
Il space permitted. whose musical
productivity has been the result
Of the support, incentive. impulse
and consolation through the influ-
eBce Of women.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

ished m u I u a ]
love and devo-
ton of his young
wife and him
self. This young
c pie, " h o
were never quite
free from the
sting Of poverty
or the struggle
for freed o m
from want, new
ertheless lived
with the JOY
and yer We OF
youth which the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Tickets for what promises 10
mark an epoch in music eNneri-
sncs IN Tacoma. the concert BY
tire Seattle symphony orchestra
directed by SIR Thomas Reeehan.
eminent composer and conductor.
vrill be placed on sale At Frsser's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

The friendly grin belongs 10
Jimmy" Melton. populor stof
OF the Mondoy night Telephone
hour ond O tenor who sings
like John Mccormick. loco
mos interest IN this motive son
ond Anerioon tfoined singer IS
increased by the onnoucenneni
,hot he will open the lodies
Musicol club ortist series here
Nov. u.
Few OF 'odoy's singers hove
o brooder or more rote eonbi-
notion OF talent Whether II IS
Alfredo in "Trovio'o, de
Grieus in "Monon." Pinkerion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
soDso moYAL LINE GROWS

hb6Gk1DA%, VIZ FfFttf BET
bars bent has bssn GhnsFn -
flag bearer for sbis years sssf1~
dan rosso tsb shieh means
sbsn b. lsdYsln waiting n~ss
year and queen IN ists Ths 1871
queen Oil ~ yisselous Msfy
Kosa Hurst 1ith Audrey Cshs a.
lady 'ia-wslsinx, who'll ~ The
ie<7 queen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

SosasfkiHp DsfferFHf -
| SpmpAonr; sra~d CaHvo=
| Suite. RodssHski Does :
Tseheikansks: Vitae. Hs.
msn and Sosg: Rlass A
bars Tells 10 Negro Sfafs. |
Rine Crosby - a Nsw ors. |
CoiumnAsa uxtnhsr rs~uFa fsf
Includes |. performances - Gustav
Nshlsrs FiFss ssmpneey ~ DIM.
m Nitrupculu. and the NiHnssps-
hs symphans Orchestra u 81
give many an errorsunliy - ~.
come further acquainted vita ths
~ofk n the seme~hst-nrxl<rira
Czech. AustEtsn genius u - n
tsrrretsd with esfm understand.
lnx ~ the Greek conductor. eke
previously has rsssn u attn the
aoston symrhans ard the ss>
yerk Philharmonic symrncny
Mechanically sxeeiisat u 10 On sss.
i2.ineh records
Andre kesssisnsss ard his NJ.
ehsstrs do sell ~ Sssas ofefss
Grand Canyon suite long high
in popularity smong AmsfisaH
symphonls .eFss TOT III ~afa
eolosins and tone picture effect.
Four. is.lneh records ,ceiamhsAi
Ar,ur Roa.inss. and ~. cssvs.
land orchs.tfs present the rsfsn.
NAL ~overtuss tsi2" ny rchslsa~i
sky. Muslesliv u rates high ~ltf
rfsvios. recordings and " tech.
nloslly shnss average, Two, II.
inch records lcalumessi,
columel. single. ror IN. uses,s
comprise some rnticlnG nffsfinss
~ the familiar lighter classics
they include Johann strauss
Wine. Women ard Song hy
rems wsinrartnsf and the Paris
Conservatory orchestra. Arshesqsss
on Tunes from f.~hsfs The Merry
Widow" hy Hsryi Ruhinsssin and
Arthur ioe.ser. duo. plsnlsss. and
Dance Of the Hours" from Ia
G,oeonds," BY Frederick stock and
the Chicago symphony.
Southern Exposure. 10 . new
album dealing with . NsEro -
eial problem and presenting some.
thing new in the blues eatalogus
They were written by Wares
Quincy and Joshua white. the lat
ter doing the singing with euits'
accompaniment These blues arr
not concerned with the assis
themes hat deal with another sd
NJ Negro life. In them the Negr'
voices . demand 10 he created lin
ether citizens given lohs In Dc
fense Industries. protection firm
the long established Jim Grow
evil and bad housing. The NsFrs
wants SONS democracy IN defend
and he wants 10 do n on . bash
~ equality with the whlis brother
The album effectively tells ih'
story,
hing Crosby. Mary Martin and
Jack Tssgsrdsn plus the Tsssaf'
den orchestra Join IN The Waiter
and the Porter and the upsssif'
Asid, . mildly amusing dliiy
tDseca.l On the reverse side nsns
sings Birth Of ina iihsss
Fan Hines rs,. walker. pus.
Ellington and isliy.hoil Morton
four az the ooanfrv's best Iss'
pianls,s. have . ns~ slbsm. Hs'
Piano Victor. Fur tsn.insh rec
efdsi. TlsosTh there V plenty 81
heat, u 10 siDsissy applied IN
s'aoittuds" and Dear Cld South
land" ''on the Sunny side ~ ths
street and Ny Melancholy
Baby" Ring Dem hsiis and
scsrollns shout = -t~st,is Huneh~
- H..at.s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
By j, W, BINEL

The gladstone joyousness and
sweetness OF Mozart's music which
has and still does gladden. the
world was induced by the unblem-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

osS>v rcx<>rss ~su 49, n
Ncv~me~r. Ieuenrv - 1I1l(M
n<.>rv<fiune ny - - -
ffas<er'a n II ur1wu I|l[l
sfar~ <nd ~ rE11Dasmuol1 49,
N N u>rui<n l~SnnnuI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

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