Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
ALL OLD OFFICERS
OF CHAUTAUQUA
ARE REELECTED
stockholders and Board Of d.
rectors Well Satisfied With
Men Who Planned This
Years Assembly,
SpcrIni Telegram 60 Evenlns HERALD
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G.HHtlIr,Ir e. ~. Aug APP.
.lr bed. mul, than satisfied with The
.l... which hiss met the present ole
.. 'Nt N1uutanair Chautauqua
wu. tu. board ~ directors ana
....u.#..a ut the organization tn-
dt. cid. t.l the same officers TO serve
a.u. during tho coming gear the
..H BOARD W. officers was composed =
.... N 'orbott, president. Isaac
I... N.,o president " VI Nc
... ,.r.tary Charles l. Burt trcas-
.ud j y punlayy. chairman og
.., .N'.uiisc committee. Mr. COR
n.t Wished Co. retire as president aud
$685. Nrrnt wished 90 retire az s'crc.
n.. Hut the protests ot both were
..t.I down AND ta,y were compelled
.H rsal accept ~. most important
.H., the Organization.
A, meeting ut the stockholders uf
obi. association this morning the proc
.,.iiuEa uf yesterday were ratified.
tUp most important feature of the
meeting being an adoption of res.
uu..u providing Cor tho rcorgani2a.
zion ~ tho chnutauqua assembly and
900 Increase IN tho capital stoch from
ego. 900 90 5000 Three new dircc-
tors were selected Mrs A. Under
wood of Pasadena. cal, Marshal
Ifmo nnd r Mlie1cl ~ Mountain.
WHOM il ene learned last night that
iH. Flood resolution had passed the
sDuato. enthusiasm ran high and tho
rtouing meeting VAS converted into "a
p9u.oto iollltication. u has been de.
r.dsd io lold q statehood celebration
"n Albuquerque Day which IS ga
%. tomorrow
col, Edward Johnson and Rev
Thomas HARDWOOD latter chaplain lr
.Hic- of tn Grand Army OF tho Rc-
public. and both of Albuquerque, nre
ni'rt1iuine tho crowds today Mr.
Iouugnn with his Battle OF Chlcka-
maug.' ana Ror M Harwood with
"reminiscences Of tho Ciyil War" j
a shaw OF Mouniainair. q member Of
the Texas trIEnde in the Civil war, Is
also speaking this afternoon on some
of tho Noted battles of the war.
g. 5. klock COL. ~ s. Farley and
COL . -. Johnson are scheduled "a
speak tonight. which will practically
o9mpi 'te tho program. several speako
cts scheduled 10 appear having been
uu0yoiiabiy detained az home. The
camp nre this evening, with music by
mo chautauquh qunrtctte VIII be a
feature of the program OF the dny
Hon ! A. Shaw addressed the
Chautauqua this Afternoon on the sub
feet "Reminiscences of the Confeder
acy which was very entertaining
and which presented many interesting
features. IIis speech was we'll though,
out and presented something quite dif
ierent from the ordinary set lecture.
Alr Shaw gave clear insight into
The southern side 1l the battles OF tho
war, one which was not embittered by
o TOO great spirit IN favor OF the lost
cause. and shed new light on the grow
ing feeling o. Fellowship among the
uon VINO wore either blue or gray.
Following. Rev Mr. Shaw. Rev
Thomas llar@Ood. national chaplain
ot the Grand Army spoke on the
events as seen from the national side
o, the controversy. and his address
Was wonderfully interesting aitalr
ie gave many little sidelights upon
Inc human slide of the men who fought
in the battles. some OF them humor.
Gus many with q heart throb
Many old soldiers are present some
from both sides Of the war and
no. impression was borne In upon the
listener AZ the meeting with greater
omphasls than ever OF the rapid pass.
ing Away OF lhese veterans who shed
heir blood for the protection OF the
deals o government they held
Governor /, ., Prince il not here.
which causes great regret, as he was
10 have been heard tonight on Wash.
irgton No other speaker has been
aanouuced for the tinm he was Io
uafo occupied and Il will probably
H. faton up with the campfire which
WAS TO have followed Governor lflnco
Many tales OF former days viii De
told ana such speakers as Colonel
edward Johnson. patriotic instructor
~ @ X Warren post in Albuquerque:
Commander u - stewart, Adiutan'
j g. caldwell and others Of note, will
ho heard
VS. mistake the uame Of Miss Mar
iet o. Barrier was omitted from yes
toriay missionary program Miss
iarkrr spoke on the topic of the
Mountain whites" aud delivered an
excellent address upon this subject
She spoke with q sympathy and un.
Outstanding of conditions in which
these people live tina, surprised many
Her hesrors who had nor before
hsar3 this excellent speaker Mans
interesting experiences We're used BIS
hY az Illustrations
Ium0froW % Albuquerque day and
great preparations are being made D.,
the committee in expectation Of &
large number OF visitors, All m,
iores will close unless there Is som,
hrcak in present arrangements, and