The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-06-30
.CHAUTAUQUA
BEGINS TUESDAY
INTERESTING PROGRAMS FEATURED
Hon. Henry 7. Rainey and DR.. E. l..
House Among Those Who Will
Deliver Addresses

The annual Hood River Chautauqua,
supplied by the Ellison-White Co., will
begin next Tuesday and will close
Monday night. The programs of this
year are complete with musical, enter
tainment and educational features of a
higher standard than usual. The ex-
celIence of Hood River Chautauquas
has been marked the past several
years. That of this season, however,
as a perusal of the official program in
dicates, is better than sthe average.
Among the speakers will be Hon. Hen
ry T. Rainey, for 16 years congress-
man from Illinois, who will deliver an
address on Federal Taxation and the
Miracles of Finance. He will APP
pear before the chautauqua audience
the second night.
DIR. f. l.. House, nationally known
lecturer. on religious and psychological
subjects, who is well known here.
spending part of each summer on an
East Side ranch place, will appear on
the fifth evening.
The full program is as follows:
| Tuesday afternoon - Opening an
nouncements of the week, Chautauqua
Director concert, The Liberty Bells
of Boston; organizing Junior Chautau-
qua.
Tuesday evening-Concert prelude,
The Liberty Bells of Boston; dramatic
lecture, "Tallow Dips" DIR. Robert
Parker Miles.
Wednesday morning - Junior Chau-
tauqua play hour.
Wednesday afternoon - Musical en-
tertainment. Stone-Platt-Br -Bragers Trio
lecture. "The Problems of Today"
Dean Ellwood G. Perisho.
Wednesday evening-Musical enter
tainment, featuring Electra Platt, fa-
Trio, and address by Hon. Henry T.
Rainey.
Thursday morning-Junior Chautau-
qua play hour.
Thursday fternoon-Concert pre-
Iude, The Lowell Patton Company :;
readings, Winifred Windus.
Thursday evening Concert prelude,
The Lowe Patton Company; lecture,
Paying the Fiddler" K. b. Fish.
Friday morning Chautauqua
play hour.
Friday afternoon-Le Lecture, "From
Peace Pipe to War Trail, Chief
Strongheart.
Friday evening comedy
success in years, presented by The
Keighley New York Players, 1T Pays
To Advertise.
Saturday morning Chautau-
qua play hour.
Saturday afternoon Concert pre-
lude. The Alexander Trio; lecture,
''The Wonders of the Mind. DR.. e.
l.. House.
Saturday evening Concert prelude,
The Alexander Trio; lecture, "The De-
stroyers and Builders of HEALTH" DR..
E. l.. House, noted author and psy-
chologist.
Sunday afternoon-C Concert prelude,
Mary Adel Hays Grand Opera Sing
ers; lecture, "The House We Live
In." V. |. Shepherd.
Sunday evening - Closing concert,
Mary Adel Hays Grand Opera Sing
ers, notable musical organization head
ed by Mary Adel Hays, American col
oratura soprano.
Season tickets are now on sale at
Clarke's drugstore. Any member of
the committee will also be able to sup
ply tickets. No war tax is charged on
the tickets this year.
Members of the Chautauqua com
mittee include: Clayton Flether, A.
C. Staten, +. o. Blanchar, w. Ii.
Boldly, Chas. N. Clarke, f. w. Chind-
lund, j. w. Ingalls,. W. c. Keck, l.. b.
Gibson, DR.. H. l.. Dumble, j. M. Gull
bertson, Mrs. Lucinda Whorl0w, j. G..
Jarvis, X. +. Scott, C. A. Bell. o. b.
Nye, G. b. Marsh, G.. A. Schuknecht.
Geo. M. Galloway, C. E. Glaze. Sallie
A. Carson, o. l.. Walter, DR.. V. r.
A braham and A. Samuel.