The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-11
VASHON ISLAND DAY.
Lecture on Competition and
Entertainment.
cHAuTAuQuA CLOSES TO-DAY.
The Assembly Hears IN Economic Lee
ture, Discussion on Women's
Clubs and Concert.

Inc mOTuiug keSStOu at CudutAuQua peaCu
yesterday was taken up with an able lecture by
Frank r. Lewis. OF this city. on the subject,
Competition the Best Regulator of Monopo-
Hes. The lecturer commenced by saying:
R"rhere are principles among men aud nations
which. from the necessities of their environ
ment, are fundamental, and furnish not only
the ground work for, but a protection to, the
best civilization. 1t is only when these princi-
Piles are ignored that trouble ensues." Compet;-
ton was one of these principles. The subject
was then discussed under four heads:
First-Monopoly and its regulation in matters
OF religion or church.
Second Monopoly and its regulation in mat
tiers OF state or political economy.
Thlrd-Monopoly and its regulation in matters
OF society.
Fourth Monopoly and its regulation in mat.
tiers of business.
In conclusion the lecturer said: $50 long as
unions or organized labor have for their object
and seek in all legal and peaceful ways to i'm
prove their members and better their condition;
so long as they seek mutual improvement and
respect the law of the land, they are to be en-
couraged. But organized labor must remember
ana understand that the golden rule applies to
them as well as to the balance OF mankind. It
must understand that others have rights which
are entitled TO respect and must be respected.
In conclusion, one and all of the human race
must learn to be just before they are generous.
We can develop the good within us if we enter
che arena OF fair competition and emulate the
virtues OF those who best can work and best
agree"
At the conclusion of the address the audi
ence showed its appreciation by general ap-
plause.
At2 O'Clock in the afternoon the closing ses-
sion OF the Womeu's Club was held. The sub.
ject OF the discussion was: "Women's Clubs:
Benefits Versus Detriments," Mrs. c. r. Pome-
roy. OF Chautauqua, presiding.
The evening was given up to the Vashon
Islanders, who gave an entertainment in good
style. Rev. DR.. Gregg contributed to the sue
cess OF the affair by delivering fine lecture H.
Illustrated with the stereopticon.
large number of Seattle people are camping
on the grounds and propose to still enjoy the
delights of the charming spot. Amongst them
are:
Mr.. and Mrs, W. H. Reeves and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Abrams and family, Mrs Eben
Osborne and family, Rev. Mr.. Campbell and
family. Rev. NJ P. Jones and family, Mrs. Elder
and family, Dr.. and Mrs. Andrus and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Lennon and family, Mrs. Paul
Land aud family, Row. samuel Greene and
family; Mrs Dr.. Wright and family, Mrs. Park
hurst. Mrs and Miss Mccullough, Mrs. Clark
Davis and family, Miss Roth.
There is also large number of persons from
Tacoma, including:
Judge Sherwood and family, Mr. Wheeler and
family, Professor Joy and family, Mr.. Josey and
famiiy, Mr.. Watkins and family, Mrs. Hamlin,
Miss Julia 8. Bosworth
Professor H. J. Cozine, instructor in music in
Whitman college. Walla Walla, and Mrs. Cozins
will remain until September 1, and with them
thirty persons from tina: city, as follows:
Miss E. K. Miller. Miss Tillie Williams, Miss
Emma Williams, Miss Martha Earring. Miss Eta
Earring, Mr. Joseph Earring, Miss Eva Abbott,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Offner and three children,
Mrs. John kirkman, Miss Anna Krkman, Mr..
and Mrs. George Starrett, Miss Gertie Starrett,
Miss Maud Painter, Mrs. Jesse Dunnheler and
A. -. BOWioS
lessor r. c. Kerr, Professor J. w. shepard.
Professor Ch. Oeschlagel, Mrs. Judge Burgess,
Dr.. ~ &. Blalock, Miss Gardner
Professor Brandai was one of the passengers
over yesterday. He will assist Professor j. C.
Munson in the closing concert.
This is the closing day of the great Chautau-
qua season, and the programme is as follows:
ii H. m.--Lecture, "Scarecrows," Rev. George
R. Wallace.
5p m.-Closing c. I. s C. Round Table.
Sp m.-Grand closing entertainment, short
speeches, concert ETC., etc.
Following is the programme of the concert:
0verture-selec tons from Faust" Orchestra
Tenor sOlo-"He Was a Prince" ..........L ynes
Mr.. f. d. Craudall.
Duet Professor Cozine and Miss Williams
VIOLIN SOLO Mr. ianeer selected
Messrs CrandalI. Cozine, Munaon and JOY,
with obligato solo by Mrs. Munson.
Chorus-"Benedic Anima Mea". ..Alzamora
With orchestral accompaniment
Chocus-"Good Night With Orchestra
The morning lecture will be rare treat to all
who can take the morning boat, and the even
ing concert will be a fitting close to the rich
and attractive entertainments furnished by the
ChautauQua management this season. The
Gatzert will leave at $50 q. m. aud 6 o. m,
returning at 4:45 p. IN. and 10 p. NJ, after the
concert, in time to catch all cars