The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-06

The long espeetei thautauqua Is
hers ami promises 70 aEord the peo-
PIE Of Canon City week Of excep-
. tionai social ana Intellectual enjoy
mant il was formally olensd at
s.f5 THesday afternoon on the wash.
lngton school grounds with a d1al pro
gram ana gr ufyins ATTENDANCE The
nrst number Ess concert y. sliid.
kret.s Hungarian orchestra. which
was followed by lecture BY Or.
4 George c. Aydelot on The AAn Of
The Hour"
The chausauqua was opened with
a prayer ~ Rev. c. T. lisiey Of the
First baptist church, after which C.
V. fiodtin. chairman CT the local com
inistee OF srraRsemants. introdnced
Air. j. L. Teagarden OF Kansas City.
platform manager for the chautauqua
company. who made short address
an which he said the list OF attrae-
iions to be siven hero during The COM
ine week was tie bes; ever present
81 pndsr similar anaplees In The west
and would merit the most generous
isuonase OF The community. The list
Ct talent. he said. was Of the highest
xBe1artsr rrocnrAble ard he eonsrata-
: lsse4l the neo5lo Of Canon City on
tae.r enterprise IN hriheiDg such
teriss pf splendid entertainments
here 1his seasons attractions ne
e0asnaad.. usee sapes4es 40 aasihius
of the Kind rreviepsiy presented 70
the pullic by tho Redraih-FEorner
) chautagqua eompany snd hsd every
visere created a. aidCs read interest
and e'thnsiasm among their patroas.
M. Ieassrdtn safi thst there would
- M changes. CT sui 81 bottoms In
The chauiauana prosEsm az Canon
city and that i would te siven>eN-
acfiy rs peirsh.d in t-le grcss. Tho
aiternaon scsrlons viii BEGIN promrt-
Is at 2sf5 and tais evening session
ut 7sg5 O'Clock Sir TeasarGen
cloaed b. presenting Miss Mary Hum
safe. who has charge of the ehiidren's
plny yeround work IN connection with
- Chartauqea. Miaa iirnz, T.. e.
pressed her pleasure al being IN Can
on City and stated that ono could
: hot hsnE ha in Colorado without hear
ing Frsat deal atoat this commrn-
fly and the scenic beauties OF the sur.
rounding coantry. She outlined the
noFlt that would be undertaken by
the chaatauqua for the children here
aud urged generous cooperation n
its behalf Mss Hunfase said that
lie frAt six rows Of seats to the LETT
og the platform would be reserved
for the children at all scssi0na.
G. a. i.tnkins, representing tie gen.
e7nl committee, made a statement IN
relation to the sale OF chautanaua
i.cRets in witch he said that all but
i thistysn of the guaranteed number
had been dirposed OF and that an
extension bad heen granted rntil
O'Clock tbs afternoon IN which TO
nakc NJ The daaeit II IS hoped,
/. continued Mr.. Iinkins, that BY that
= hour one. hundred and thirty,slx tick
cts can Re sold. ene.half OF the
money obtained from The number
above the roarantee 10 ha presented
20 the Canon City soldier boys az q
company fund.
The opening program OF the Chau-
tauqna was SO arfanged as to be as.
iropriate for Independence Day. and
number Of patriotic selections were
played by the orchestra in honor of
the occasion; among them "Amerira",
'A'arching Thronsh Georsis," Dixie"
: Yankee Doodle" and -The Star
SpanYled Bannor:'' The audience
standing during the rendition OF tho
litter. shiidkrcts Hungarian or.
ohcstre is a splendid musical orsani.
sAtion and captiyated the chautau-
Qua assemblaee Mt both afternoon and
evening entertainments on Tuesday.
i The pfogram was OF varied charac-
ter on both occasions and Included
classical. religious. patriotic and pop
uiar numbers. Prof. ShiTikret II
remarkably versatile innsrumentnliat
and his playing on the flute was. .pcrs.
haps, tho finest ever hoard hora.
Following the musical proxrnm on
SueldAS ellpfnopn ps. ceergo q. Aida