The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-06-28
Chautauqua
Wednesday, Aug. 6th

It began in Garden city this week.
in Garden City in blaze of glory be-
fore a big crowd, stays a week, CT
cles thro' Kansas and opens in HAYS
Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 9Th, the
StrelIera Quartette will furnish love
" concert both afternoon and even
ing. That evening 'Tahen' will tell
Things saw and did while Savage
he having been brought up as an In
diar and talks interesting and attrac-
tive and extremely fascinating.
Thursday the Chicago Artists fur
nish the musical part and are warmly
appIauded after each selection. An e%
celIent address in the Afternoon and
in the evening Senator Frank Cannon
who is telling in friendly way OF the
failure of the Mormons ''to keep
faith with the people,.
Friday brings as Rogers & Griliey'
two favarites in harp apd other instru
meats and attractive stories.
In the afternoon DIR. VIM. 4. Colledge
the famous Scotshmap speaks. In the
evening the famous POLITICAL debate
between Charley Scott, republican ana
Henry Allen, progressive,
Y Saturday the Neopeiits1 Grand OPP
era Singers will prove favOrites and
draw 3 crowd. They were the sensa-
ton last year ip their circuit
Father Gronin, the noted Catholic
priest, talks on the books We Teaa APO
should be heard by every parent.
Sunday brings as SACRED CONCERTS IN
the afternoon sRd evening by ths Gre
tchen Myers Co. with her as soprano
Senior Carmen Fabrizio from the bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra, as vioIinist-
Eels Darling is a noted business
man of OkIahons, q giant on business
affairs whose talk is as Interesting to
the women as to the men.
In the evening q fine concert and talk
by q noted nan that will please.
In the morning it is expected Union
religious services will be held, the
Methodist orchestra and musical talent
Of our city furnishing the program
the Opera company furnishing selec-
ton and Rev. Hale giving Is minute
talk on the subject Of "Msking our
School houses social centre for the
upbuiIding Of our communities Drop
Sunday schools that morning, begin at
1880, let eur musical and literary tai
ent get no a program that will con-
vince our visitors and strangers atten-
ding that old Hays has talent 1t Is
and can we'll be proud Of,
Monday brings as the Symphony .
and afternoon and evening yau Will
know what music ie. Round after
round Of applause until exhausted, but
back to earth listening to the lnsPir-
ing words OF Sylvester Long in the
sfteraeen and Elias Day in the even
ing and you will be enchanted.
Tuesday morning We Eake up and on
every street we meet the Italian Bano
men, Hays' favorites, the town gees
wild. ard from the moment Signor Vim
eli raises his wand to the National airs
near midnight music lovers are at the
highest pitch, and Ghsu. is over.
During the week We viii hear Glf-
ford Pinchot. who created the RoOse-
velt politician war, and Prof. Weir.
the Field Sec Of the American Play
ground association. who talks enter
tairinR on thst subject, while the Ju-
Mon Chautauqus viii be better than 1t
eyer was, more entertaining,
And all this for only 81 for children
and 81 for grown people. z cents Tor
each treat, u cents for eac1 afternoon
and evening. Surely don't cost much