A Word About The Concert

The people of Ann Arbor can not afford to be stingy mtftu e (matter of the Columbian Organ dedicatory concert. Tuis gra.nd organ will be the ineans of helping the city more than the cost of the instrument, ma.ny times over, a.nd our people should feel like makLng 80.m sacrifico to help pay for it. If people outabde tlu city have given more than one-half the cost of this instrument, there otight to be enough people here in the city directly benefited to clieerfully contribute the other half. 'ilicii' oiiLilit to be 1,000 people here iu Ann Arbor willing to pay at least $2 each boward this fund, nul $2, ar !-l'.."o s Hie cotnmon pirice ■ i concert lickets in most cities of the aniom. It will be no credit to the cilizens hii i they fa!l in doing what is plahily for tlu-ir own intero do. Ann Arlior can 'not afford to ásenme i on of anendicant, aeklng and accepting alm-, .-in;! ihai is practlcally liat tliis wil !;■ ii she does not come to her own rescue. Wïlile a muy tickets have been sold, there are a great many mure have to be told if this concert propes a riicccss ; and residente of tliUciy i'inv liild, are slow to pcriorm iiiis iinty fchey uwc tu theii c n ïuturo prosperlty.