The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
MEETING
La Colorado to Have a Joint
Assembly.
hInDER IS PREPARING FOR IT.
80. of Living VIII he Very.
|,-.,-What II Means for
the student.
for The Post.

have reicneu iiie vi i"'S 'o"oS'hihS
!, colorado Chautauqua that IL has
has, TO write an open letter that
uous.on and throughout the State
~ more of this great movement.
,raned to go 10 the spot In order to
.as aside from those suggested by
cactus. Therefore one day last
hoarte1 an early morning train on
ver and Gulf road because thought
route which Texas people would
being the only direct line from
Fort Worth etc, to Boulder.
NJ agent at Boulder II the road in
mining through trains during the
oua so that those who wish to 60
to the grounds from Texas may do
ne said they probably would. They
Nv will put on through sleepers, He
ne Information concerning excursion
topoyers and like matters which OF
will be published elsewhere, and
tho contemplate the trip will watch
alters for themselves.
ABOUT BOULDER.
s beautiful spring morning such
sees in the South in March. Every
the twenty run from Denver
IN Of pretty pictures, green rolling
IN myriad of little lakes, VIII re
lon water is stored and the trim
along which the trees grow eagerly
q 10 drink the precious water. There
few coal mines along the way. and
wind into the great mountains
Nth their mystery of blue haze.
der IL a charming little college town,
eope, with an altitude of 300 feet,
u Of the State University and several
colleges, and the center OF group
h attractive homes. II also boasts a
Ind complete sanitarlum, branch OF
ted one at Battle Creek. Mich. Boul-
BIDS itself quite high, with its street
Of Walnut. Chestnut. Spruce and
like the famous old Philadelphia
II is the Athens of Colorado ard
ne Of much quiet statcliness and cul-
About the lined valley the
jairs rise in beautiful shapes and col.
be caps Of the greater range beyoni
bg through with touches of dazzling
hess
ker,ity Hill. with its fine buildings,
ID new, and pleasant campus. Is high
the town. though 1t is but a short
b From here the view is very fire,
hught as compared with that OF the
huqua grounds high beyond. The
cement has selected an old ranch
commands the whole breadth Of the
and beyond the foothills which roll
lows like the OCEAN Of blue that thsy
The view is magnificent. was told
b clear days when the smelter smoke
b that Denver and four other towns
sble. Strung along the bottom of the
are the curious rocks called buttes,
on the othtr side, leading out from
ef, Is the canon. II Is useless to at
! to speak of its beauty and wonder.
title .crevices where dainty wild flow
nj; the strange rocks, the grandeur OF
hcle way. With its Lovers Leap"
|ect Tree Profile Rock" and a
|and other beauties. It is a part of the
<4uqua, an education and a rest in it
METHODS OF LIVING.
|fkmen are Juggling night and day at
auditorium, structure of gigantic
Prtlons, which. with the dining hall,
Constitute the two chief buildings Of
(sstmbly. Around these will be built
fillage OF tents with paths and lawns
pen. Many visitors will no doubt
In Boulder, where much preparation
Fns made. Vans VII carry the people
|nd down, unless The dummy road,
\ Is half promised for this year, IS
|leted.
en the Use of the dormitories of the
frsty has been secured for Unite
per Of patrons. should Judge tbs
desirable and worth engaging imme-
".
y camp life, which will no doubt be
4 BY the larger number. thsre will
tnts In three sizes--12x14, 9x19 and
|. Inc first is wall tsnt of one rom
'ne others are family compartme I
!. nlp'roofed, containing three an
iWms, respectively. They are water
ana have raised floors. There is M
q OF taking cold in tents since the e
~ araughts, Many people sleep in
~ colorado in the summer and evs n
saer they are set up in the yards.
wa, ar is particularly invigorating
' asaNnful and the practice is univer-
NY ,hose afflicted with pulmonary CT
Gus troubles.
'. = Nated by those experienced in the
: mat cooperative camping Is in
Nv. Nv. at the same time giving the
,A'eper more liberty. since a coo'x
!, u engaged by the party. Twenty Is
sy, LUMBER Tor cooperative club. as
Z. spenses divide batter than with a
4, sIowo and greater number woul I
~ more tents and extra help. Each
M. furnishes his own dishes for use
's,,. Extra dishes, linen and other
~. 10y articles are provided by Differ
n easoline stoves and other heavy
~. van be rented on the grounds.
l,mII,. is FASHION Is very drIigh full
ZEN ,.. especially those with sma I
homs y, freedom, novelty and a pleas
81 ne are combined.
hin "no contemplat, housekeeping
E what thew like from home
). u,ans' dishes, bedding and
ana o. market nrodrce. as VOL as
sr.- groceries. will h, brought 10
lsa morning, for Boulder is sur
ths-s !" run and vegetable raraens
lr,s,o ere shons of a very complet,
vi, WIN DO not car, To keen hons.
tAs DC the dining han ~ea.inv 20,
,hoxnsch counter, tia tn, On de
\, ne about thai the Tex ms
bsvss en fed whom ihev came TO-
1 ia I'm, we hest things Ia the world
i, the ACTUAL COST.
,spness of the travelling ami liv-
! s offered to Texans is aston
\ !, , ,o Fort Worth and within a