1912 1912 First Annual Rose Musical Festival TWO GRAND CHORUSES 1000 BOYS AND GIRLS 250 MEN AND WOMEN Frederick Elmer Chapman, Director. William Lowell Patton, Pianist. FESTIVAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Carl Denton, Harold Bayley, Conductors. Mary Cheney  Soprano Ellison Van Hoose, Tenor Oscar Ehrgott, Bass DAVID STARR JORDAN, Orator Friday, June 7th, 8:30 P. M. Saturday, June 8th 3:30 P. M. and 8:30 P. M. Tuesday, June 11th 3:30 P. M. Rose Sunday, June 9th, 3:00 P. M. (FREE) Evening Concerts—General Admission, 50c. Matinees—General Admission, 25c. Reserved Seats—25c and 50c Extra. Reserved Season Ticket, $2.00. Reserved Seats Sale, Eilers' Music House, Beginning June 8 Gipsy Smith Auditorium Auspices Multnomah County Sunday School Association Benefit Oregon State Sunday School Association Oregon State Sunday School Association HEADQUARTERS, 520 ABINGTON BUILDING, PORTLAND, ORE. Rev. Chas. A. Phipps, General Secretary. Mrs. S. W. Ormsby, Office Secretary. Phone A 4152 Office Open 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. THIS ASSOCIATION is an interdenominational Sunday School organization in the State of Oregon, including about 1500 Sunday Schools. It was organized in 1885 and has been progressively in the field ever since. Its object is the development of Sunday Schools along all lines, in attendance, in discipline, in home study, in teaching, in equipment, in management, in patriotic, social outreach for good citizenship, and in spiritual power. Its work is purely religious in the most comprehensive sense and its output is marvelous. Its growth in activities as well as financial support increases remarkably each year.   Its lines of work are as follows: Conventions, State and County County Organizations. Conferences. A State Secretary. An Office Secretary. Sunday School Headquarters. Teacher Training Classes. Parades and Picnics. Cradle Role. Elementary Department. Secondary Division. Adult Department. Home Department. Temperance. Good Citizenship. Missions. Organized Bible Classes. Boys' Clubs. Multnomah County Sunday School Association THIS ASSOCIATION is auxiliary to the State, International, and World's Sunday School Associations. Its business is to unify, intensify and broaden the interdenominational work of the co-operating 115 Sunday Schools of this County, by the practical adoption of up-to-date methods. The work is supported by voluntary contributions from individuals and Sunday Schools, and whatever profit may be realized on the Rose Musical Festival. Plans are forming for the rendition of Haendel's Oratorio, "Messiah," next Christmas. This Association works in hearty union with the efficient Portland Graded Union. OFFICERS OREGON STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. State President: Rev. J. D. Springston, Ph. D  Portland Vice-Presidents: Rev. E. W. Warrington Pilot Rock C. A. Staver  Portland H. L. Gilkey Grants Pass General Secretary and Field Worker: Rev. Charles A. Phipps 520 Abington Bldg., Portland State Secretary: Fred  L.  Kelley 520 Abington Bldg., Portland Treasurer: Miss Harriet E. Moorehouse Portland Trust Co., Portland Superintendent Teacher Training: Mrs.  H.  X. Smith  Portland Superintendent Elementary Division: Mrs. J W. Wilkins  Portland Superintendent Secondary Division: Mrs.  S. W.  Ormsby  Portland Superintendent Adult: L. S. Hopfield  McMinnville Superintendent Home Department: John   G.   Minton  Albany Superintendent Temperance and Good Citizenship: Mrs.  L. J.  Hinkel  Baker Superintendent Missions in the Sunday School: John   H.   Rudd Island City International and State Executive Committee: A. A. Morse  Portland Alternate: Prof.  F.  E.  Billington  Eugene EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Chairman—Mr. J. E. Werlein  Portland Class 1913. Prof R. R. Steele  Portland       Mrs. C. A. Nash Oregon City Mr. E. H. Anderson  Salem        Rev. M. H. Kendall Silverton Rev.  Wm.   Parsons  Eugene       Mr. Paul W. Cowgill  Portland Rev. Ward W.  McHenry  Baker Class 1914. Mr. A. F. Flegel  Portland       Mr. Dennis H. Stovall Philomath Judge Earl C. Bronaugh Portland       Mr. N. L. Crout  Portland Prof. O. M. Gardner Forest Grove       Mr. W. L. Mulkey  Joseph Mrs. L. A. Danenhower  Portland Class 1915. Mr. J. E. Werlein  Portland       Dr. J. E. Stevenson  LaGrande Mrs. S. A. Lowell  Pendleton       Mr. W. H. Gore  Medford Mr.  Edward Drake  Portland       Mrs. John McDonald Wallowa Mr. W. L. Cobb  Roseburg In addition to the above, Rev. Charles A. Phipps, General Secretary and the President of each county organization in the state. OFFICERS MULTNOMAH COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. President, Albert Ehrgott, Vice-President, Edward Drake, Secretary-Treasurer, Robert R. Steele, 760 East Taylor Street, Portland. SUPERINTENDENTS: Elementary Division—Mrs. J. W. Wilkins, 3029, 65th Street, S. E. Adult Division—Rev. O. J. Bowman, First Presbyterian Church. Teacher Training—Mrs. H. _S. Black, 1014 E. 18th Street, N. Temperance and Good Citizenship—C. S. Bradford, Lents. Home Department—Rev. J. H. Bennett, 453 E. Burnside Street. Missions—Mrs. Banks, 21 E. 15th Street N., corner Ash Street. Secondary Division—Ivan B. Rhodes, Y. M. C. A. REPRESENTING PORTLAND GRADED UNION: Mrs. L. A. Danenhower, President. Mrs. F. R. Cook, Secretary. ROSE MUSICAL FESTIVAL COMMITTEE: Albert Ehrgott, Manager; Frederick E. Chapman, Music; Fred Johnston, Usher; F. R. Cook, Decoration; W. H. Phillips, Automobile Parade. PIANOS FOR PIANOS OF STERLING WORTH AND LASTING DURABILITY YOU SHOULD TALK WITH Sherman, Clay & Co. SIXTH AT MORRISON STREET. Also dealers in Victor Talking Machines. EAT HAYNES Good Health Bread ASK YOUR GROCER Sanitary Wrapper. Made by the VEGETARIAN  FOOD CO. The Biggest Little Drug Store on the Coast (QUALITY BEFORE PRICE) PERKINS PHARMACY WASHINGTON ST. AT 5th ST. Chickering pianos, the Nation's Oldest established make and the best. Eilers Music House, Eilers Building, Seventh and Alder. REV. CHAS. A. PHIPPS, Secretary Oregon State S. S. Association  ALBERT EHRGOTT,President Multnomah County S. S. Association  Manager Rose Musical Festival FREDERICK E, CHAPMAN, Musical Director WM. LOWELL PATTON Pianist. COMPLIMENTS OF Business College Behnke-Walker Fourth Street, near Morrison Portland, Oregon Singing Is an Art That Only a Few Have Mastered Cooking on a gas range is not an art, but a pleasure and a necessity that is enjoyed by thousands, and its praises are sung throughout the land. Do you belong to our chorus, if not, make application  by purchasing one of our 1912 Ranges. Portland Gas & Coke Company DAVID STARR JORDAN, Ph. D., LL. D., President Leland Stanford University ORATOR, ROSE SUNDAY FESTIVAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CARL DENTON AND HAROLD BAYLEY Musical Conductors. First Violin Bayky, H. C. Bayley, John Jeffery, G. E. Eichenlaub, F. G. Fuessel, R. M. Wunderwald, A. Second Violin Brereton, C. S. Helget, A. Marque, Chas. Nelsen, A. Viola Genar, M Hase, Chas. Thielhorn, E. Cello Hanlein, F. Raff, C. D. -Mansfeldt, Theo. String Bass Clogs-tone, C. Loeffler, H. Stoll, C. Knight, H. G. Flute Koch, H. F. No rris, N. A. Clarinet Sanders, O. E. Wueller, E. B. Oboe Goodnough, M. A. Bassoon Heitkemper Walrath, Chas. French Horn Ludwig, J. H. Parrott, A. G. Trumpets Seiberling, F. A. Brown, B. L. Trombone LeVanway, W. N. Tympani Pettingell, E. E. E. B. U. Business College The School that makes Bookkeepers and Stenographers happy with good salaries. DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES. Low tuition, rapid work, individual instruction. I. E. RICHARDSON, LL., D., President 630 Worcester Block, 68 Third St., Marshall 2751, A 5446 Marshall 2751 A 5446 PORTLAND LAW SCHOOL Gives three years course with Degree of LL. B. IRVING E. RICHARDSON, Pres.-Dean 631 Worcester Block PORTLAND, OREGON FOR A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Go to Meves Restaurant and Lunch Room N. E. Cor. Sixth and Washington Street. ALWAYS OPEN Restaurant Entrance Washington Street Lunch Room Entrance Sixth Street We guarantee embalming for shipment. Open Day and Night Ericson Undertaking Co, Funeral Directors and Embalmers  409-411 ALDER STREET Phone Main 6133 Home A 2235 LADY ASSISTANT A large assortment of suitings ranging in value from $30.00 to $45.00, tomorrow special sale made to your measure $22.50. TOM GALLAGHER 3rd Floor, Northwest Corner 6th and Washington Streets. REMOVAL NOTICE DR. O. J. FERRIS announces the removal of his dental office, o,n June the 24th.—Present location, 211 Medical Building. NEW LOCATION—322 MEDICAL BUILDING. Marshall 3205 Office Hours 9 to 12 A. M., 1 to 5 P. M. Evenings and Sundays DR. A. W. KEENE DENTIST. Park and Washington Streets, New Majestic Theatre Bldg. Entrance 3511 Washington Street. MARY CHENEY, Soprano ELLISON VAN HOOSE, Tenor OSCAR EHRGOTT, Bass CARL DENTON Piano, Violin, Pipe Organ, Harmony. Local Representative of the Royal Academy   of  Music, London. Residence Studio, 49 N. 20th St., Portland, Or.   Main 4129 GRANT GLEASON And Associate Teachers School of Piano Playing. Pupils of all grades of advancement accepted. Faelten system in use with children. Leschetizky method of technical training. Fifth Floor Tilford Bldg. Phone Main 3744 HAROLD BAYLEY Violin Instructor 617 E. 17th St., N., near Stanton East 1359 MARIE A. S. SOULE, B. M. Piano and Harmony Methods: Leschetizky, German and Virgil. Pupil of Albert Ross Parsons; Metropolitan College, N. Y.; Xaver Scharwenka, Berlin; Klavier Hall, London, Eng., and Post Graduate Chicago Musical College, Virgil Piano School, New York City. A 7292, Mar. 520 252 Thirteenth St., Portland, Or. MAE GOVE Dramatic Reader and Teacher Main 3385 608 Eilers Bldg. '    DANIEL H. WILSON Piano and Composition 617 Eilers Building J. A. FINLEY Teacher of VOCAL TECHNIQUE AND THE ART OF SINGING Rooms 513, 514, 515 Columbia Building Phone Main 2694 FREDERICK   W. GOODRICH (Organist of St. Mary's Cathedral) Piano, Organ, and Composition Studio: 613 Eilers Bldg. Open all summer. Main 5286 R. H. KALTZ Piano Tuning and Tone Regulating Professional's  Work  a Specialty 310 Stearns Bldg. Mar. 1062 Residence, Main 5891 ETHEL   V.   EDICK,   MUS. B. Pianiste Studio 672 Tunior St., Woodlawn, Portland, Oregon Piano, Harmony, Theory, Singing NORTHWEST NORMAL SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND ART (Incorporated) 165i Fourth Street, Rooms 36, 37 and 18, Portland, Oregon All branches of music taught. Full courses given. Diplomas and degrees conferred. Beginning Wednesday, July 10, and closing Aug. 2, a summer music school for classes daily. Rudiments: singing class, harmony, methods of teaching in the public schools, etc. Send for circular. Call or address R. M. Wheeler, Mus. B., Secretary; or Z. M. Parvin, Mus. Doc, Director, 1651 Fourth Street, Portland, Oregon. The great Festival organ for these occasions has been generously supplied by Eilers Music House church organ department. .Eilers Building, Seventh and Alder. The great Chickering Orchestral Concert Grand used on this occasion has been generously supplied by Eilers Music House, Eilers Building, Seventh and Alder. Special attention given to child study of the piano, as well as the more advanced pupils. Satisfaction guaranteed. Teach at homes when desired.      Woodlawn 1889 Friday, June 7, Eight-thirty P. M. ORATORIO THE CREATION Music by Joseph Hayden Frederick Elmer Chapman, Director The Rose Festival Chorus The Festival Symphony Orchestra Mary Cheney, Soprano Ellison Van Hoose, Tenor (Gabriel and Eve (Uriel Oscar Ehrgott, Bass (Raphael and Adam) Katherine Davis of the Chorus sings in the quartette. PROGRAM PART THE FIRST 1. Introduction.—Representation of Chaos 2. Recitative (Raphael) In the beginning Chorus And the Spirit of God Recitative (Uriel) And God saw the light 3. Air (Uriel) Now vanish before the holy beams Chorus Despairing, cursing rage 4. Recitative (Raphael) And God made the firmament 5. Solo (Gabriel) and Chorus The marv'lous work 6. Recitative (Raphael) And God said, Let the waaters under the heaven 7. Air (Raphael) Rolling in foaming billows 8. Recitative (Gabriel) And God said, Let the waters under 9. Air (Gabriel) With verdure clad 10. Recitative (Uriel) And the heavenly host 11. Chorus Awake the harp 12. Recitative (Uriel) And God said, Let there be lights 13. Recitative (Uriel) Tn splendour bright 14. Chorus with Trio The heavens are tellinv PART THE SECOND 15. Recitative (Gabriel) And God said. Let the waters bring forth 16. Air (Gabriel) On mighty pens 17. Recitative (Raphael) And God created great whales 18. Recitative (Raphael) And the angels struck their immortal harps 19. Terzetto (Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel) Most beautiful appear 20. Trio and Chorus The Lord is great 21. Recitative (Raphael) And God said, Let the earth bring forth 22. Recitative (Raphael) Straight opening her fertile womb 23. Air (Raphael) Now heav'n in fullest glory shone 24. Recitative (Uriel) And God created man 25. Air (Uriel) Tn native worth 26. Recitative (Raphael) And God saw everything that He had made 27. Chorus Achieved is the glorious work 27.a.   Trio (Gabriel, Uriel, Raphael) On Thee each living soul awaits 27b.   Second Chorus                         Achieved is the glorious work PART THE THIRD 28. Introd. and Recit. (Uriel) In rosy mantle appears 29. - Duet (Adam, Eve) and Chorus By Thee with bliss The Same, continued Of stars the fairest 30. Recitative (Adam, Eve) Our duty we have now perform'd 31. "Duet (Adam, Eve) " Graceful consort 32. Recitative (Uriel) O happy pair 33. Chorus with Quartet  ; Sing the Lord, ye voices all Schirmer's Complete Oratorio, "The Creation," on sale at Eilers Music House, or. at the Auditorium. English, French, Italian and Spanish Taught. Advice and Coaching on Voice Gladly Given. Sig. Leonardi True Italian Voice Placement. Member Faculty Y. M. C. A. Vocal instructor to the People's Amusement Co., The Lyric, and the most important Theaters, Cafes and Hotels. Free demonstration of original methods based on the Italian. Something new and original—phonograph used and records made and kept to show the rapid improvement of the voice after a few lessons by my method of instruction. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 513 Eilers Building, Seventh and Alder Streets, Portland, Ore. References furnished on request. The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S. "STRONGEST IN THE WORLD" Edgar W. Smith Agency Manager. 306-7-8 Oregonian Building. Vegetable Silk VESTS, UNION SUITS We Operate Our Own Shop. Mill to Consumer.   Hose Guaranteed 12 Months, 50c a Pair. For men, women and children. New Spring styles in underwear. Vegetable Silk is as soft and silky as worm silk, wears much better and never turns yellow with washing, is absorbent and keeps the skin dry and in a healthy condition. VEGETABLE SILK SHOP Something New in Outsize Hosiery. 4th Floor, Selling Building, 6th and Alder. Saturday, June 8, Three-thirty P. M. BOYS' AND GIRLS' CHORUS Frederick Elmer Chapman, Director Mary Cheney, Soprano; Oscar Ehrgott, Bass and THE FESTIVAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Harold Bayley, Conductor PROGRAM Overture, "Martha"  Flotow Orchestra Creation Hymn Beethoven Chorus Aria, "Upon That Day," Opera, Hans Heiling Marschner Mr. Ehrgott (a) Ronde d'Amour Westerhout (b) Vienna Memories Joh. Strauss Orchestra (a) From the Land of the Sky-blue Water Cadman (b) The Moon Drops Low Cadman (From American Indian Songs) Mary Cheney "My Old Kentucky Home" Stephen Foster Chorus March. "Pomp and Circumstance" Edw. 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We'll appointed Gymnasium. Track and Field Athletics. A primary and grammar school fits boys and girls for the Academy. All departments under experienced teachers.   Send for catalogue. Mme. Buchholz TAILORED SUITS AND FANCY GOWNS Remodeling and Alterations of all kinds done Phones East 576, C-2255 421 Broadway All the makes and all the records for all the talking machines, all the time at Eilers Music House, Eilers Building, new at 7th and Alder. Saturday, June 8, Eight-thirty P. M. THE ROSE FESTIVAL CHORUS Frederick Elmer Chapman, Director Mary Cheney, Soprano; Ellison Van Hoose, Tenor; Oscar Ehrgott, Bass and THE FESTIVAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Carl Denton, Conductor PROGRAM Coronation March, from "Le  Prophete" Myerbeer Orchestra "How Lovely Are the Messengers" (St. Paul) Mendelssohn Chorus Overture, "William Tell" Rossini Orchestra "Celeste Aida," from "Aida" Verdi Mr. Van Hoose "On to the Battle, On!" from Joan d'Arc Alfred Gaul Chorus "One Fine Day." from "Madame Butterfly" Puccini Mary Cheney "My Love Dwelt in a Northern Land" Edw. Elgar Chorus (a' capella) (a)   "Aus aller Herren Landern"  (Spanish) Moskowski (h)   Serenade—"Roccoco" Meyer Helmund (c)   Salute d'Amour Edw. Elgar Orchestra March of the Toreadors—"Carmen" Bizet Chorus "Honour and Arms," from "Samson" Haendel Mr. Ehrgott "Unfold  Ye Portals!" from "Redemption" Gounod Chorus The House of Highest Quality, Biggest, Busiest, Best. Eilers Music House, Eilers Building, now at Seventh and Alder. 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The Allen Preparatory School FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Fits for all colleges and technical schools.   Graduates from this school, in Eastern institutions, rank with students from the best secondary schools of New England.   Special courses.    For catalogue address THE ALLEN PREPARATORY SCHOOL Portland, Oregon, East Twelfth and Salmon Streets. STYLISH CLOTHES well-fitting, demand good Dry Cleaning and Pressing. This we do, we take out all spots, stains, and dirt of every kind, so that your present suit will appear like a new one. Quick Dyers and Cleaners 412 Alder St.     Main 6475 A 5045 When its music or Pictures, go where the crowds go  JEROME H. REMICK & CO. 322 Washington St. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE FESTIVAL CHORUSES 8x10 inches—50c.   16x20 inches—$1.25 J. H. NESS Photographer. SPECIALTIES—Flashlights, Room Interiors, Home Portraiture, Groups and Views, Enlargements. 12 E. 76th Street, N., Portland, Oregon Phone Tabor 3985 Kimball pianos the nation's greatest achievement, sold only by Eilers Music House, Eilers Building, now at Seventh and Alder. 14 Rose Sunday, June 9, Three P. M. 15 ORDER OF EXERCISES Albert Ehrgott, Presiding Organ, Voluntary. Overture—"Oberon" von Weber Orchestra Carl Denton, Conductor Invocation Rev. E. Nelson Allen, D. D. "The Heavens Are Telling," from "Creation" Haydn Chorus Scripture Lesson Rev. H. R. Talbot Aria—"It Is Enough," from "Elijah" Mendelssohn Mr. Oscar Ehrgott "National Hymn" G. W. Warren Chorus and Audience (all standing) Remarks:   His Excellency, Governor Oswald West. His Honor, Mayor Rushlight. (a) Album Leaf Wagner (b) Minuett  Boccherini Orchestra "God Ever Glorious." Chorus and Audience (all standing) Address—"The Case Against War"... President David Starr Jordan, Ph. D., LL. D. Introduced by President William Trufant Foster, Ph. D., of Reed College. "Dixie Land"  Dan  D. Emmett Chorus March—From "First Suite" Franz Lachner Orchestra "America" (first and last stanzas) Henry Carey Chorus and Audience (all standing). Benediction—Rev. Chas. A. Phipps. Organ Postlude. The Melody Market, Sheet Music, Classical aand popular, all the latest. Seven selections for a dollar. Eilers Music House, Eilers Building( now at Seventh and Alder. S. F. Smith.. Maestoso. GOD EVER GLORIOUS. (RUSSIAN HYMN.) Alexis T. Lwoff. 1. God    ev - er    glo - rl - ous!   Sov    -   'reign    of      na   - tions, 2. Still may Thy bless-ing  rest,    Fa     -    ther   most    Ho    - ly, Wav  - ing   the ban - ner    of   peace   o'er the land; land. O   -   ver each moun - tain, rock,  riv -  er, and shore; shore. Thine      is    the      vie - to - ry, Thine .    the    sal  - va  - tion. Sing    Hal - le   -   lu   -   jah! Shout .in     ho - san  - nas! Strong to de - liv - er, Own we Thy hand. hand. God      keep our coun - try     Free      ev - er - more. more. Tuesday, June 11, Three-thirty P. M. BOYS' AND GIRLS' CHORUS Frederick Elmer Chapman, Director Mary Cheney, Soprano; Ellison Van Hoose, Tenor; Oscar Ehrgott, Bass and THE FESTIVAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Carl Denton, Conductor PROGRAM Overture—"Raymond"  Thomas Orchestra "To Thee, O Country" Julius Eichenberg Chorus "Toreadore."   from  "Carmen: Bizet Mr. Ehrgott The Star Spangled Banner Keyes Mary Cheney and Chorus (a) Funeral March of a Marionet Gounod (b) "Chanson san Paroles Tschaikowsky Orchestra (a) Aus meinen Grossen Schmerzen Franz (b) Du bis't die Ruh Schubert (c) Waldeinsamkeit  Reger Mary Cheney Mr. Patton at the Piano "My Old Kentucky Home" (request) Stephen Foster Chorus Aria—"Che Gelida Manilla" (Boheme) Puccini Mr. Van Hoose Overture—"Light Cavalry" von Suppe Orchestra "America" (first and last stanzas) Henry Carey Chorus and Audience (all standing). Victrolas and all other types of modern talking machines, at Eilers Music House, Eilers Building, Seventh and Alder. D. C. Roberts, 1876. NATIONAL HYMN.* O. W. Warren, 1892. X Leads forth    in beau - ty    all   the  star - ry   band Of shin - ing worlds in In this   free land    by Thee our   lot    is    cast; Be Thou our nil  - er, lie Thy strong arm   our    ev - er   sure  de - fence; Thy true   re - lig - ion Lead   us    from night   to    nev - er - end-ing   day; Fill all  our lives with splen-dor thro' the skies, Our grate - ful songs  be - fore Thy throne a - rise, guar-dian,guide and stay, Thy word    our law, Thy paths our cho-sen way. in   our hearts in - crease, Thy boun - teous good-ness hour, ish    us   in peace, love and grace   di - vine, And    glo -   ry, laud  and praise be     ev - er Thine. A - men. *From the Tucker Hymnal, by permission of the owner. DIXIE LAND. With spirit and dash. * p Words and Music by Dan. D. Emmett. Arranged by N. Clifford Page. 1. I     wish I    was in de land ob cot-ton,    Old times dar am     not for-got-ten; 2. Ole  Mis.-sus • mar-ry " Wile-de-wea - ber," Wil-lium was a       gay de - ceab-er; 3. His face was sharp as a butch-er's clea-ber,    But dat did not   seem to greab'er; 4. Dar's buck-wheat cakes an' In - gen'bat - ter,   Makes you fat or a   lit-tie fat-ter; Look- a-way! (Look may!) Look a-way! (Look a-way!) Look a-way ! (Look a-way!) Dix-ie Land! (Dix-ie Land !) • The small notes may bo sung if desired, using the words Fling. Fling in imitation of the banjo. DIXIE LAND. In Dix - ie  Land whar I   was born in,      Ear - ly on one   frost - y   morn-in', Look-a- Butwhenhe put his arm  a-round 'er, Hesmiledas fierce as a for - ty pound-er, Look-a- Ole Mis - sus act   de  fool - ish part, And   died for a man dat   broke her heart, Look-a- Denhoe   it down an' scratch your grabble.To Dix -ie's Land I'm bound to  trab-ble, Look-a- way !(Look - a - wayl) Look-a-way! (Look-a - way !)Look-a-way! (Look -a - way !) Dixie Land.(Dix - ie Land.) Den  I wish   I  was   in Dix-ie,  Hoo-ray!     Hoo-ray!        In       Dix - ie's Land, I'll Hoo-ray! . . . Hoo-ray! A - way T take   my stand  To lib   an' die    in    Dix - ie, A - way ! A - A - way! A - way I way down south in   Dix - ie ; A - way! A - way! A - way down south in Dix - ie. 1. God    of    our   fa - thers,whose al - might -y hand 2. Thy   love   di - vine   hath   led    us    in    the past, 3. From war's   a-larms, from dead - ly   pes - ti-lence; 4. Re - fresh Thy peo - pie   on   their toil-some way, A - way! A - way ! Praise Ye the Father. Charles Gounod, 1818-1893. Fath - er!       Let all    the      earth sing praise to Him!      Praise    ye the Let the earth sing praise to Him! it Fath - er For He    is     ev - er       mer   -   ci-ful!        Praise    ye the PRAISE YE THE FATHER. kind-ness!       Let earth pro-claim His     maj   -   es-ty! Come,      sing His praise! Ev - 'ry  voice  pro - claim   His     pow'r! He    is our sing   praise! Pro - claim His pow'r! Praise   ye the V Fath - er,      Who no - eth    ev - 'ry spar - row's fall!      Praise   ye His PRAISE YE THE FATHER. strength and   our   hope!   .   .   .       God is      our   shield, our our    strength, our    hope! God    is our strength,   our hope! He   ...   . hath    made       .    .       all the strength,  our hope! Our      Lord hath made world and the heav'n  a   -   hove us!     In His strength, in his love, He PRAISE YE THE FATHER. the      heav - ens for    us! In love, rul - eth the world, .1   rise,    and praise ye the Fath - er!       Praise Him all ye na - tions.   Let        all     the    earth  sing prais - es! Praise Him   ev - 'ry na  -  tion.   All     the   earth shall   re-joice     in Him! na  -  tion.   All    the   earth shall   re-joice     in     Him! Praise the Fath - er! PRAISE YE THE FATHER. Praise Him    for    His   might - y     acts! Glo - ry    to    His    ev - er- last - ing name!   God     a - lone   is   our   sal - va - tion and our strengtg, O Praise   ye the   Lord! Praise    ye the Lord! THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER Francis Scott Key Arr. by John B. Shirley 1. Oh . . say   can   you   see     by   the dawn's ear - ly   light  What so proud - ly we 2. On the shore dim - ly   seen   thro' the   mist   of    the deep, Where the foe's haught-y 3. Oh!   . thus   be      it     ev   -  er   when free • men shall stand     Be   -   tween their loved 4 hailed     at    the  twi - light's last gleam - ing? Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the host     in   dread si  - lence    re - pos - es,    What is     that which   the breeze, o'er the homes   and   the war's   des -   o - la -   tion; Blest with    vic - t'ry    and peace may the per -  il - ous   fight,    O'er- the   ram - parts we   watch'd, were   so    gal - lant • V tow - er -  ing   steep,    As     it      fit -  ful - ly       blows,  half   con - ceals, half dis heav'n - res - cued  land   Praise the  pow'r that   hath    made   and  pre-served  us a  1 r stream-ing? And  the rock -ets' red glare,   the bombs burst - ing in air, Gave. . clos - es? Now   it catch - es the gleam   of     the   morn - ing's first beam, In full na - tion!   Then      con - quer we    must when  our  cause    it is just, And . . proof thro' the night that our flag  was still   there.   Oh!. . say does  that  star-span - gled glo - ry    re - flect - ed, now shines on  the    stream.'Tis the star-span - gled   ban ner, O this   be    our mot - to*" In God   is   our   trust." And the star-span - gled  ban-ner, in ban - ner yet wave O'er the land of the free, And the home of the brave ? long may it wave O'er the land of the free, And the home of the brave, tn - umph shall   wave O'er the   land        of   the   free, And the   home     of   the brave. HOLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE PORTLAND OREGON GRADUATES CAN BE FOUND EVERYWHERE POINTING TO THIS SCHOOL AS THE REASON FOR THEIR REMARKABLE SUCCESS- FOR YOU POSITIONS SECURED FOR STUDENTS WHEN COMPETENT WITHOUT CHARGE SEND FOR CATALOG WB MARSH MADE HATS $2.00 MORRISON & WEST PARK PORTLAND, OREGON