Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-07-28
THE GREAT cHAUTAUoUA.
Opens TomorTow-Some of the
Great Features of the
Program.

will not he any cheapter, The adj
. vantage of having a season tick Il
instead of paying "A gate fee each
time is considerable The holder
.of season ticket has the eXpens"
of each session reduced to such a
minimum that he feels that he is
enjoying each attraction for II.
tie of nothing. which is actually
the case. The cost of each session
is so small that it really is absurd
for one who likes entertainment I"
refrain from investing in a SeaspI
ticket.
The Chautauqua begins Friday
evening after supper. Consult a
program and you WIFI see that Dr.
McVety. who will be platform
manager the whole time. will de-
liver an opening address. and
the Hruby Brothers, one Of the
best musical bunch of entertainers
ON the platform today. will appear
that evening. Most first nights
everywhere are quite popular and
this one will not prove an eXcep-
ton.
/ Saturday Of this week is one of
I the very best days of the whole
assembly. if one day is really big
ger than another. It is on the
afternoon Of Saturday that Hon.
Thomas p. Gore speaks. This oc.
caSion is similar to the Bryan day
of last year. 1t is the main politi-
cal feature Of the occasion. and a
group of men of all businesses and
/ political and religious faiths have
been invited to sit on the rOStrum
with SenOtor Gore on that after
noon. The speaker will be intr =
Educei by Col. Green Clay. Sen
atOr Gore is the first United States
Senator from the new state of Ok
Ilahoma and a brilliant orator. His
speech at the Denver convention,
the speech which caused the sixty
four-minute Bryan demonstration,
has brought him over more strong
ly into the limelight For a blind
man to make a successful canvass
of any state proves rare gifts and
a strong personality. but to win
out in Oklahoma in a most hotly
contested race places him i'll the
first rank as a man of sterling
characteranl brilliant attachments
His subject will be abraham
Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. y
Among those who will be seated
ON the platform with Senator
Gore. are: Judge J. A. Guthrie,
| w. w. Fry, r. r. Arnold, Sr., w
! w. Pollock, William Pollock, Prof
J. w. Million, Col. w. d. FOnville
Mayor Willard Potts, EX-Mayor
+. ID. Graham, Judge w. w. Bolts
p. NJ. Morris, Col. |. II. Talbot, w
S. Hathaway. John Y. Brown, Z
&c. Waters, l.. p. Crigler, c. F.
Clark. Judge NJ. Crum, James
| Newton Basket, Theo. j. Viii,
iams., John r. Ricketts,. Ruff,
jackson, r. NJ. White, John Beal
J. r. johnson. Judge Alex. Carter
f. c. Kennen. John GatSOn. G \
DaVault, Henry CAN'T, JOSEPH!
Considine, DR.. w. R. ROdes, DIR. Il
| T. Gibbs, j. }. +. johnson, Rev. Il
r E. Truck, DR.. C. 1IcTyere Bishop
, Father ). j. Dillon, j. W, Bolts
t c. A. Bast, j. o. Tlnsley, f, p. Van
= Ness and w. r. Holmes. There :,
t no extra admission charge on TIL,
e day.
! Sunday is to be day of rare re
+ ligious entertainment. There arr
several drawing cards for tina
. day, among whom are MontayillO
3 Flowers, DR.. McVety and Nrubl
. Brothers, besides a fine program
by local musicians, which is al
o innovation often welcomed. Churcl
4 goers from most of the denomina
:. tions and many people living il
e the county will take advantage q
Y the opportunity on this occasion t