Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03
CROWDS ATTEST
INTEREST SHOWN
IN CHAUTAUQUA
Building Not Large Enough to
Accommodate All Who De-
sire 10 Witness the Many
Delightful Features,
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ESPECIAL oisFtfCN w NoHNNe fooHNs1l
Mountainair, ~ M Aug 2--linder
cleared skies, famed hy zcphyrs
from mountain-crest pines the peo-
pie of Chautauqua park are today
holding religious services in Chau-
tauqua tabernacle. Many visitors who
were present yesterday To participate
i'm the Torrance county celebration
remained to hear the instructive ad-
dress last evening by DR.. Marion
lines. of the department of Animal
Industry of Washington. on the sub
iect of sheep Industry of the South
west" and Hon Ralph Ely's stirring
message to the Young Boosters in
the New State" These county wish
tors are today participating in the
Sunday services
The tabernacle and adjoining class
rooms were taxed to afford room for
classes in the model Sunday school
that this morning was conducted 10y
Or William Brown of the Intcrna-
tonal Sunday School association.
That DR. Browns methods prove him
to be live wire. was attested by the
contagion of enthusiasm that he inn
parted To his audience. Present were
representatives from thirty-one states
in the United States and four foreign
countries A midday feast was served
in the dining hall where visitors were
Obliged TO be seated in squads while
other squads waited opportunity for
service and fine menu that one Eur
opean traveller present has declared
superior to the de luxe hotel service
he received at Lake Geneva. Swltzer-
land.
Zig Crowd Hears Brown.
The sermon at o'clock by DR..
Brown on THE Rights of the Grow
ing Child" was heard by a concourse
that filled the tabernacle. In fact the
building has this year proved rather
small for the purposes of the pro-
gram and there is talk of new edi-
fee. with greater seating capacity for
the chautauqua next year.
Two motorcyclists arrived at noon
from Albuquerque and report the
highway through Tijeras canyon in
good order. Late reports from the
crew of road workers that Mountain
air maintains in Abo canyan, are to
the effect that Abo pass is not in as
good condition as the Tijeras- Estan-
a-Gran Quivira highway.
For the past days and evenings the
cheers for "A. II. s." by contin-
gent of Albuquerque students and its
echo. "Chautauqua, Torrance and
"Mountainair, have today been ST.
fenced. A sabbath calm has settled on
the park Many parties drove out to
the camp of the archaeological school
at La Cuarai this afternoon to hear
II lecture by DR.. Hewett, director of
the New Mexico Museum.
Good Rops- Day.
Tomorrow is Good Roads day and
everybody is on tiptoe with impa-
tience for the program that promises
to be the treat of treats
Rcv. Il. T.. Farley, the energetic
promoter of prosperity whose eff
cient superintendency of the Chau-
tauqua is so largely responsible for
HE big attendance and success of the
annual assembly this year. Is max
ing every possible provision for visi-
tors who are expected to come by
auto and train. and Is every day
boosting the proposition for good
roads
Hon. Francis +. Lester of Las
Cruces. chairman of the days pro-
gram, Will direct the platform work
and motor jaunts of good roads day
tomorrow. Chief of the attractions Of
the Gay wui--be a speech by Governor
Mcdonald, who is expected to attend
with the Santa Fe delegation. The
delegation from Albuquerque for
which r.. l.. Crosse is to be official
chaperon. is expected to considerably
augment the motor crowd
A number on the evening program
will be the fancy ring" drill by the
young ladies' of Mrs East erdays
physical culture class, who have by
their artistic work, captivated all
Mountanair