The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-06-19
Are You Going?

l. MANY 4TOHi AeLuklSA afiu tiSMiSy II
are, making plans to attend the
Lewiston Chautauqua, July Z, 1914,
either the entire six days, or at
least for some of the most attrac-
tive events. Thirty entertainments
consisting of Ten Concerts, Ten
Lectures and Ten Special Novelties
are announced in the elegant
souvenir programs, copies of which
may be obtained by addressing a
postal to the Secretary of the Lew
iston Chautauqua.
Interesting events are scheduled
every day from nine o'clock in the
morning until after ten at night.
The morning features are more for
boys and girls and for those in
terested in lectures on political,
scientific, religious and sociological
topics. Afternoons and evenings
are devoted to pure entertainment,
although it is claimed that everyone
Of the features is uplifting in moral
influence.
Probably the biggest crowd from
here will go on Friday, when
Cicicillo, The Famous Italian Band
Conductor, and his q musicians
from Italy will give two two-hour
concerts. The Band furnishes the
entire program in the afternoon,
but divides the evening with the
Thaviu Grand Opera Company
viii III gives selections from classic
operas accompanied by the band
under Cicicillo's directions.
The Lyric Glee Club, a male
quartet which was sent to the Pan
anna Canal by Uncle Sam to en-
terrain the men who dug the big
: ditch, will give afternoon and
) evening concerts on the first day.
The Dunbar Singing Orchestra, six
young ladies, appear the last day.
Many will want to hear Hams
7 Jubilee Singers in real old Darkie
, melodies on Wednesday. The Ell
wynn Trio, three superb, will enter
, tain twice on the second day.
Most Importance attached to the
Chautauqua because it brings some
of the greatest celebrities of the
: day to deliver by words of mouth
v the message which burns most in
e their hearts. DR.. Thomas E.
2 Green foremost orator of the
! lyceum platform the past two de-
r cades, now famous as the leading
apostle of world peace, "a man whose
i ringing eloquence has been heard
t all around the world, will speak
Thurday night 1t will be an un-
usual experience to hear a real
Chinese stateman. Ng. Poon Chew
far famed as the Oriental Mark
y Twain, Wednesday afternoon.
# Mexico is subject which every
+ body wants first hand Information
n Those attending the chautauqus
will hear Peter Mac Queen, E
famous war correspondent, des-
:, cribe Mexico as he saw it. He is E
fine speaker and presents ITS mag
5, nificent colored views, appearing
|, Saturday night.
|, A preacher who was once a prize
4 fighter and how he won each OF
his ring battles is real curiosity
5 F. R. Wedge is such man and will
t, tell Thursday afternoon, why
8 Quit Prize Fighting. His life
', story as told by himself is said tt
d be one of the most thrilling eve,
heard from the chautauqua plat
6 form.
/. Space is lacking to outline the
merits of remaining offerings
N Some folks will be surprised t.
h learn that "Bronte', advertised a.
SC the smartest dog in the world, i.
g billed to positively appear and give
ID the major portion of an entir,
v, evening, Tuesday, with his master
IN VIM. A. Nc Cormack. Mrs. VIM
lie Calvin Chiffon, one of the best i'm
ID personators in the country comes OF
Sc Saturday.
ct The climax of the chautauqua i
v, DR.. Frank w. Gunsaulus, premie
tn pulpit orator of the world, paste
tn of Central Church, Chicago, an,
m president of Armour Institute O
De Technology, school for poo
young men founded by Phillip Ar
ar mour, the Beef Baron. Ore of DR.
n. Gunsaulus' sermons so inspire,
er Armour that at conclusion of tn
a service he offered million dolla
err to found that kind of school DIES
es cribed by the eloquent preacher
Mt This is DR.. Gunsaulus' first visi
to the Northwest, and in orde
to come he had turned dow
II, scores of pleading applications flo
his lectures in all other parts of tn
country. He will deliver his lates
u masterpiece, The Modern Amer
~ can, Wednesday night.