Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-02-26
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Al GI0u|0uQU0
MEAr CROWDS COMING.
8htsnAanst AId Promtsed Attractions II
tie Chautauqua.

]. w. Freeman, secretary Of the Chau
taaqua, is ia the city today meeting with
the Boulder directors and arranging foI
hundreds Of photographs Of scenery Of
Boulder TO Be sent into Texas. He says
The demand tor photographs Of the strik
ing scenery Of this region is far beyond
the ability of the Chautauqua to supply.
"Seores q letters are arriving" said
he. 'ios cottage reservations and for de.
tailed information concerning the Chau
,auqua and the attractions Of the noun
tains. The inquiries come from 50 many
parts Of the country that it is evident =
wide spread interest is aroused in the
summer assembly. If one many Judge
ei the movement this early in the year,
would say that at 4 conservative esti-
mate 50 per cent more people will visit
Boulder next July and August THAI have
every yet been sen in this city during
the warm season. Managers of chautau
quas-and there are Is or 100 Of them
want 70 come and see for themselves
whether the stories told about the Boul.
der Chautauqua are true. The Texas
members ot the board are al hard at
work, heads Of departments all report a
greater tatesest than in any preceding
pear. The only fear have is that sufd
Gent Recommendations cannot be provid.
ed Tor our friends who are coming from
other states. II is serious problem and
= little later in the season l believe it
would Be = good idea to have meeting
Of Boulder citizens TO consider the apes
ton Of easersainmens. especially for the
big days. We will be disappointed if the
crowd on July 4th is not At least 10000
strong.
DR. T. F. Green the orator of the
Fourth Of July has created profound
sensation in Denver By his marvellous or.
aAssica abisties, especially among the
soldier boys. Green is the greatest ora.
TOR in America and his subject for July,
Fourth, The Red White and Blue" is
just right tor such 4 commanding
speaker. Colonel Geo. w. Balm. oil
iKeseneky, and Robert Mcintyre. of
Chicago. will also be with Us the FIRST
week Of the Chautauqua.
The executive committee is selecting
the best talent in the nation aud 4 plan
Is now being bat through to beguile
Admiral Dewey to cross the continent to
Boulder,
The orchestra aud band for the Chau-
tauqua has not yet been engaged but
We have proposals. from dozen Of the
greatest orchestra leaders Of the United
States"
Mr. Freeman says that Mrs ]. B.
Sherwood. head Of the art department of
the Chautauqua, is about to start OIL
tour Of Texas in the interest of the sum-
mer school. She will do good work in
the SOUTH.
Miss Ammons. in charge of the chair
Of domestic economy Of the state agri-
cultural college, came this morning with
Mr. Freeman to meet the Boulder direc-
tors and present plans for her depart
ment At the Chautauqua.
Prof w. L, Lee. Of Chicago Univer.
sity, has been selected for science and
will deliver out door lectures Prof.
l. w. La1imore one Of the greatest gym
nastic instructors OF the country, will be
10 charge Of the physical development
classes. Several Of the old favorites
will be At the Chautauqua but many new
faces will be seen % the platform and in
the educational department Prof. Chas
w. Landon Of Dallas. Texas, will be in
charge Of piano instruction and chorus
practice, and Mrs P. v. Pennybocker. Of
Texas, will conduct the c. S. L. c.
For the platform. in addition to these
already named. may Be mentioned Hon.
J.P. Dollivefof Iowa, Hon. Champ Clark
of Missouri, Hoa. w. M. Chandler Of
Texas, Rev. T. F. Nugent Of Iowa. Prof.
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