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WINS FAME AS
PLAY WRITER
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Tliy Hunilny Portland .loin mil i-nti-
tulllMlllU I'lllluttlllK lOgltlllllljr Milljrt
Otoiholl,' I'oltiiilei' nf llio .tiM'kMoii vlllo
Post ilnl well known In JuokiMin
ciiuiil t
It lltlH IM'I'II llofillllch ItMIIIMIIM'I'll
Hint liilliiwliijt "Tin' Mone (leller"
lit tin) Mnivt'ii In I.iih Angelc llio
uulely i''miiimii. will iut mi "A Mtitlcl
.Mulil," l..v Mlli'H Otfiliolt, llu fnnnor
.liMiiiinl wilier. The iilou nf lliu lii
was fiillioriil li Waller Lnwreiieo,
III pieseilt ll'llillllu' Mlllll Willi "Till"
IMo uf Hung llnngY Ho wished for
HiitnrlliltiK lii f fit I in f IiIn lri-.li limguo
mill .Mix I'tnncm ('miteron, lint well
known iniixicnl enuioillenim who wu
one nf Dm slur of lliu "I'liHxIutt
Kliiitt of IDI'J."
Laurence mill MU Oimoiim nciiI
lor Mr. (hrrlii'lt l"tiint of llio mm
ce oru niie-net play which lie wrote
lor the ehleiiulnuioul of Keoretiiiy of
Hie Navy Daniels when ho was enter
laliifil li.v Ihe l.ns Angele I'roNH cluli,
Incidentally Srcrvlitrv UiinlfN xfiit
Tor fit) oxtrn eopie of tin' plnj for
ilMrjhutlmi iinning- IiIh fiifiulN. "A
Model Mnlil' llio pint nr which wiu
furnMieJ by Mr. l.nwreii'o, In not n
iiuiHical comedy, but a piny with
iiiiihir. It Carrie n plot ami loll a
hlnrv iilllinugli (lien1 i iiill n much
innlc n in a muicul oniuetlv.
"A Mudel Maid" will linxn It
premier In Kan Fiaucicn at llio
(lalrtv I heal io. It will ihen bo lukim
lo Lot Angeles for Hiiro nf four
week, niter uhlfh Mr. Morocco ox
H'i'l In enil it ciihl. It U Mr. l.oiv
ronoo4H oxpcctutiuu lo tun it for at
loititl a couple of enr If it pinion
the HiiM'CK Hint it In millcipntcil to
ho. Till' illicit' lias boon wrilteu bv
William l.oraiuo, who ctiinMi.cil the
"I'ofc'K.x I'mm 1'iiriV' mnl ninny oilier
lory Micecnful senro.
In inlililion th "The Mo.lel Maid,"
Mr. Oiorliolt has nimtlior play, "Tim
Chicken ami Ihe Axe," pluecil with J.
I. Itooenthitl, a muleiil cotunlv prn
ilucer of Clrieliuiil, who i n uju.
pnooulatlnii iiitlnn Ihe ear, The Li
AiiisoU'h I'rrxN cluli it ul-o preparing
lo put on n play of Mr. Overboil',
"llouio do La Angeles, 101 1." It Mill
inn for a week lit I.in Augclc ami
piobablv n nook In other foutlioru
California touu,
SOME OF THE ATTRACTIONS OF THE TWENTY - SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OF
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The Southern Oregon Chautauqua
AT ASHLAND, OREGON, JULY SEVENTH TO SEVENTEENTH, INCLUSIVE, 1914
AMU l,UIH, IJYICItTAINI'.H.
Wluit Hut iitrloou Ix to tlin
iiiier, lliu tnrliKinUt In to llio
Cliiititaiiipin AmIi DiivIn Ih llirctt
In onn carlooubit, lecturer ami
Hioiy inller, no nriUtlinll)'
lilomtvil nit to uinliu an hleul on
turtulnor. Ho piilntH wont le
(iiru an liuiirnnMlvii an bin ilrnw
Iiik mo hititutlfiil, III Iniinur
U iitiro anil wholoNotun it ml bU
Itirtillii, whlln witty anil enter
tiiliilil', Iiiin ptniity of fooil for
tlioiiKlit Ho U not no umutmir.
In thlrlceu yvarn ho linn kIvdm
aluioHt 2,01)0 ctitorlnluuioul
lln kniiWM how mitt linen iiinko
Kootl Do not ii)bn thU locturo
iiiiloint you huvit a KruUun
nKiilunt youtmilf
"Anil DnVlH miin lliu necouil ntiuitinr of our Clinii
tniKpia Ho linn ni r it uKtH An an nrtUt hln work
In riipbl nml nklllful The ruiiulni! lecture. In witty
nntl outortuliiliiK, whllu truo lo i:ront nrlncliilen
nml kooiI tuornU HU lienrern only wluli bin outnr
tnlnmriit win loncnr HU imlroiiN nml the Muper
Intomlont of tint Mbllnml Chniitiitnjiiii think Hint
Dnvlii In kooiI oiioiikIi for nil) nmlloncn any wboni."
t.owU T (liilbl, I) I), Rtiporlutifiiitrnt Mtdlnnd
Ctinutniiijun. t)e .MoIiipn lawn
Onn tliiiu only, i-'rlilay, July 10, 8 00 p. m.
VAN CONCELOS OFF
TO SEE CARRANZA
WAKIIINdTOK, July (I. .1
VucomieloN, one of llio onnhittutiun
ulixt junta born Mill loaio touicbt for
Saltlllo to ropnrl In (leiieial Carrau
xii tlin nttitiule of Hie I'tiitd Stale-.
on uioilialluii nml pluiis fur llio re--uuipliuii
of InisinopH in iHirtlioru
Mexico.
Ilnfitel Zubiiraii uitl no i mil antuoi
IiniI mine from bis rbief iclaliio to
piuticipatlon in Hut prnpo-oil ennfer
I'lico oVor pmoo plmiH with llin 1 1 lift ( n
iloloatrn. Tim opiuitm in eoiixtitu
lionalixt oirolos proMillini; horo wn
Hint no miHwer wouhl eouio null llio
ouiiforonon nt Toiionn helwceii ml
lioieulM of Villa nml t'urriiiixii wiik
i-.tiiiflmletl.
WILSON REQUESTS
RESIGNATION
llt. JA.MIM II. (JM.IIKItT.
Ir. Jniiio II. !IIIk-ii, wbimo lectures on economic
qiioMlutiN Moro lilRhly fipproclitlotl tllirliiK tlm non-
nIoiin of 11)10 witl iui:, Mill bt on Urn iiroRrmn for
I0H. An entirely now coutia of Iccturo tin boon
irotnrol, (ho renlrnl tlioum nf which v. Ill lm
"Doinwrnoy ami Hoclnl rroblouu." Democracy n
iletlntnl by Lowell U nn "unlor of society uiulor
which it cry initn him u show nntl knows that ho
Iihn It " HpenkltiK brnntlly, HiIn hlcnl of present ilny
Imlumrlnl society bus throe npeclflc nupocts. From
tbo polltlcnl stumlpolui It menus erfeclhe participa
tion of tho wliolo people In (bo nffnlrs of govern
moiit, from tbo economic stnmlpnlul It menus
eiuillty of opportunity; nml from tho social stand
point It menus tho nbronco of artificial barriers
ami rlnsN illstliicllofis -no worship but that basctl
on worlliBhlp,
Dr. (llllirrt will nxamlno i-omo tltivelupmimls nml
probloms which tbronton to undermine tho buslc
principles of democracy nml will iIUoiim certain
proKrnms nml policies which will contribute to n
fuller tonlixutlon of tbo domovrntle bloul, Specific
topics driilt with will be: "Domocmcy nml Orcnt
KortunoN." "Domocrnoy nml Coutrnlltntlon," "De
mocracy nml I'ubllc IMucntlon," "IMucstlon and
I'ubllo Opinion," "Democracy nml Minimum Vro
LoKlslatloii," "Domorracy nml Co-oporntlon," otc
Tim lectures will bo kIioii In tho O. A. It. Hnll
ovcry mornlnif nt 10 o'clock, oxcopt flumlny.
.Mit. riii:iii;iucK v. i-ihhku.
Kierjono In lnterotixl In tlm comlui;. PmiHiun
Pacific Exposition. Frederick V. Flshor, who ilo
IlKhtvil our people Inst )onr wltb bin lecture nntl
splendid lows of tbo rnnnl uml exposition work,
will bo wltb us on Friday, July 17, K.00 p. ni.
Kntlroly now set of pletnros. n different locturo
from Hint of Inst year, but of tho samo quality.
Iloth moviiiK pictures nml Morcoptlcoii lows.
riiii.Aiii:i,nii,, July u. i'i.m.
llollt MlsOII llllK reiU0h0l1 HlO I0hl
niillnii of (loorpi Froil WiIIiuiiih,
Amotiouii MinUter to (liccce urn)
.MoiiIoiioki-o, iih a result of Williiinit
piiblio MlillemeiltH rcKilltlliit; the mIiim
Hon In Alhniiiii. This bocuuio known
follow iiij; tho 1'iOhitlonlV univiil boio
lotlny.
WllliiiMh' ciwii i-opoils on birt hliilo
inoiitM worn lukou up at tho Cnbinol
moiilliiK iohlonliiy, nntl nrtonMiitl
WUhoii ilooliloil lliolr of foot wiih hiieh
I but II would lm iuipiupor for Wil
liam lo Iuiikoi' rcpioout lliu I'lilleil
KluloK in Hit) llnlkiiiiH.
MINER
TO
W'AKIIINdTON.Jiilvll. Tlm iiuiiil.
liiilliin of pi , Mortis of CbloiiKO,
In lm oluUtiir to Swollen, mmn pio
iaioiMui)ay by I'limiiloul Wilson for
IrmisgiUuliMi lu the moiiiiIh.
llon)st)iiiilv I'ili'tN of Miidhii
I'liiikolls, iii nieniust iiiiuhik IIiomi
uIiiuii lliu ;osi1ii s I'oiisltloiiiiK
fill' lllllhljll0 Ilk llSklkllllll SOI'IO
ll' lf HlO Ill'IISIIiy SIIOOITll
Cliiillos H, IImiiiIIii, piulnle, o he
JVilviul ivsvmv boHld,
Finua'Hox'H nixn: jhui.kk cx)Nckut
COMI'ANV
Is mibl by miiuy prominent platform miiniiKor to
bo tho host organization of coloroil talent In tho
muslnvl world. Mudntno Nunlo tioitrmln Ducknot.
prima donnn mlprano with tbo Dlxlos, Is without
contest kIvoii Dm place as tlm Kruntost soprano of
hor rnco, whlln Mr W. C llucknor ban fow, If any,
equals as u eliiKer ami illioulor. Harry M. Hoi
biook, supnrliilomluut of vovuu (MmutuiKiuss In Illi
nois, Wisconsin nml Indiana, says; "I luvo for sot
oral years oiiRnKoil, wiiouovor unllalilo, tho Forgu
roii Dlxlos, which I ronaid as tlui host, both In
music nml morals, of nil (bono offered. This com
pany put on tho Kieatesl pioKraum of thorn nil,"
"Tho Dlxlo Company nt tho Tnhoi iiuulu lust nlisht
nitilod u now beauty to (ho old plantation songs. It
wss tbo Irropreiislldo optlmlHiu of tho nuKro express
ing Itsolf In uuillhlo form. Moloillos Hint liavo
bocomo common to tho ontl'o country, sweet lulls
hlos, rnlllukliiK illuloct houks ami souks of tlm
southland wuru rendered wltb oxpromilou Tlm
qusrlut hlomled iixcollontly " -OkiIoii (Utah) 1,'x
miner.
"Voruuion's Dlxln Jubllno HIiikois dollKhlod u
lurgo audlunctt lost iiIkIiI In Hiu nudllorluiu of tlin
Voiihh Mini's ChrUtUn Assoulullon with lliolr vocal
srcomplUhwiMnts, Thoy slug with a IiIkIi approclu
Hon of tho vsrlous rompokllions limy midwriabw to
lliluip) (.' Man Fruiiclsro ((Jul ) fall,
Moinlny, July t, M in) n, m
'J'uwitsy, July H, V-3U i in, Mini tf.OD p, m,
mm
I'ltOF. I. V. I,AIIIM()Hi:.
Prof I W l.nrlmorn tho popular director of our
boys' nnd clrls' clubs Is to bn wltb us for another
season. For somu years Prof J.urlmoro tins been
Physical Director of tho Knn DI"ko Y M (.'. A.,
and wo nru mlKhty glad Hint ho is still wllllnc to
Br
como this fur nwny from homo for tho bcnoflt of
our Bouthorn Orogon ho)s nnd itlrls Wo could
not do bettor If wu looked the wholo longtb of tho
coast, and then went oiur tho Itockies and scnrcbcl
tho onstorn Mntos. This Is tbo tivitlmony of n Inrgo
eastern nsxombly manager who knows whereof ho
speaks
I.urlmoro's "Circus" Is booked for Thursday
OTunlliK. July inth. Ho ulll lie Inn. lu In-glii rlnsi
woik .Mnmkiy, July (Itli. Class for lioys meets nt
9:00 n m. and tho girls class nt !i 10 a. m. No
extra charge. Is mndo for thoso clawes to children
holding season tickets r
Hwlmmlng lu tho attoruoon of spocinl dns. Vour
boy nnd girl want to know- how to swim. Horo Is
their opportunltj
CIIAHMX II. n..TTK.'ll'H.
No ono on tho locturo pint
form has rUcii moro rnpblly
nnd ghen such universal satis
faction ns Charles II. Plnttcn
burg. Ho In highly educated,
Is a student nnd phlloiophor.
hns trnxolcd extensively, has
had Inrgo contnet with bis fel
lows, both ut homo and abroad.
His lecture, "Worms Ilcncath
tbo Dark," Is distinctively a
tectum for tho Chautauqua
platform nml everybody should
hoar It.
THK SIMPSON liADllS' (iliKK ClA'M.
Tho Hlmpson l.ndlos' Clloo Club of Iowa, com
poscd of nhput forty callego girls, uro making n
Western tour this summer nnd It has been our
prlillogo to book them for Snturdny oumhiK, July
1 lth. For snerul years tho Simpson Club has won
tlm state championship trophy lu lliolr own stnto
Thoy represent tho Dplcal collogo gleo club pro
gram which never falls to hold Interest. A grout
number of nowspnpor notices testify to their well
selected programs nnd well-trained voices. There
Is spirit nnd snap, but nlso moro, thoro Is real
music. It Is not often that wo can offer n renl
collogo musical attraction during tlm timo of tbo
Assembly, and this promises to ho ono of tho best
of Its kind. Thoro Is something about n collogo
gleo cluti that makes people fool young again, nnd
of course wo all enjoy such a privilege us that
"Prof. Henderson this week roeolu'd a letter
from tlm (lumblo-Holus Music House of Chicago,
saying that Mrs, Horn! when calling at tbo offlco
had moutlonod her trip to ludlnnola and had spoken
In tho highest terms of tbo reception ghen her at
Indlanoln and of tbo cntbuslnstlc and appreciated
way lu which hor concert was received.
"Tho lottor further says that .Mrs. Iloml had the
highest words of prnlso for tho superb singing of
tlm Simpson Club, Hbe said that Hielr work was at
the very highest quality nnd was surpassed by no
collogo organisation of hor acquaintance.,
"Considering Mrs. llond's Knowledge of muslr,
this certainly speaks well for tho club under tlm
efficient training of Prof. Henderson," Tho Slmp
sonlun, Cnrrlo Jacobs-noud.
Ouo appearance only, Saturday July 11, S p. m.
(k3!
MTKItATUIlK.
Prof Frederick Ilcrchtold of tho Oregon Agricul
tural College will again bate charge of our Depart
ment of Literature. Ho Is always u w oleoma visitor
nl our Assemblies and bis growing classes attest
bis ability as an Instructor. Tbo members of our
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local Stmly Club arc looking forward wltb pleasure
to tho 1UII literature hour. -
Tho lectures given by Pror. Ilcrchtold will In
rludo tho follewing:
Tho Drama: Its Law nnd Technique
Henrlk Ibsen: a. Hcdda Jablor. b. Tho Mnstcr
Ilullder. ' "
Henrlk Ibsen: a. Kosmcrsholm. b. Tho I.ady
From tho Sea.
Human! Sha.
Stephen Phillips
Maeterlinck,'
John flalswerihy: The Intorpreter o Modurn
Thought.
Outline of German Literature; Hermann Sudor-,
rcnnn.
1ss2bL kEsVi 'BbJaVsVK'flBCjlQIH
fbp F 'KE! 0 .aVBH
l.lSTKNIXO TO THK STOKV TKIiIjKR.
Miss llertba V.. Calkins of Lincoln, Nebraska,
will bo with us during tho wholo session. She Is a
graduate of tbo Northwestorn I'nlvcrsity, Cumnock
School of Oratory, and has had a wide und success
ful experience as a reader und story teller, and
our patrons will be delighted with hor work.
TDK lTi:i.Li: CJKAV COMPANY.
Miss Kstollo Gray, tho celebrated lollulst, nud
hor company havo very recently been engaged for
our 1911 Assombly, and it Is our great good for
tune that wo will havo tho opportunity of hearing
this attraction. Miss (tray Is an American girl:
srm has made three transcontinental tours and
ban spout soornl t-oasons abroad, being recognized
both hero und In Kuropo us of tbo first rank. For
tho past four seasons this company has been with
tho Hodpnth Bureau nml Is counted ns ouo of tho
best of their attractions.
Two concerts, Wednesday, July 15th, 2;30 nnd
S.00 p, m.
IHSIOCIIACY AND SOCIAL PUOIILIIMS.
Directed by Dr. J H, (Jllbert of tlm University
of Oregon. Llvo topics presented by a llvo teuchor
to n wldo-awako class (ages 10 to SC).
sLB&sxaVs1HB9LVVVLHfilusfl9siysBt Vi'it r4 vmM iB
3II8H KII.VA K. fOWK
presents a Chautauqua featurn
which Is pro-nmlnnt In Its
helpful quality. Soino years
ngo wo wore fortunate In hav
ing with us tho Sadler Company
nnd tho cntlro community has
boon benefited by tholr health
talks Miss Lowo Is ono of this
samo class hor morning lec
tures aro zrouped under tbo
general tltlo of "Danger Sig
nals on tho Road to Health."
Miss Iowo Is also a rcador of
moro than ordinary ability nnd
will give "Tho Kentucky Cardi
nal" and "Aunt Jano of Ken
tucky" as well as filling' In for
preludo work on other occasions.
"Miss Kdna Lowo mado good In all the work sho
did for us. Sho was not on the program as a
reader, but ono morning while tbe Chicago Gleo
Club was with us. I asked her to fill In ten min
utes. Sho pleased tho pooplo so well that the Olee
Club and tho Lotus Olee Club of Now York both
asked her to take twenty minutes In their erenlnc
programs. She always received encores for all of
her work, and on Dryan day the crowd called for
her to speak wn0 they were waiting for Mr. Bryan
to como. She Is the only lady reader that wo have
ever had thcro that has pleased tho people. As to
her work In physical culture, she started In with
about thirty or forty tho first morning. The crowds
grow larger each day, until at her last lecturo she
had between five and six hundred, and they camo
to me and asked on Saturday that I have her speak
at 5 o'clock In the evening'. Sho had already
spoken to a large crowd In the mornln?. After a
two-hour and tcn-ralnuto lecture In tho afternoon,
with only twenty minutes Intermission, I limply
announced from tho platform that Mlsc Lowe would
sp?k, and In five minutes the auditorium wan
filled. Anybody that can draw a crowd like that
to a health lecture I should say was making good."
Richard 8. Haney, Platform Manager, Twin City
Chautauqua, Urbana, 111.
FIvo days, July 7 to 11. Inclusive. "Aunt Jane
of Kentucky," Thursday. July 9, S'OO p. m. "Ken
tucky Cardinal," Saturday, July 11, 2:30 p. m.
nnw aS ' kH
THK CHICAGO CI.KK CLUII.
Tho Chicago Olee Club as a male quartet remains
unsurpassed. For fifteen consecutive seasons It has
been constantly before tho public. Tbo Club has
filled over 3.600 concert engagements In tho United
States and Cnnada, and has a ropertolro probably
more cxtcnslvo and varied than that of any similar
organization. Tho Trombone Quartet, first Intro
ducts: to tho Lycoum by tho Cblcugo Glee Club ami
used only by them, Is ono of the most artistic and
pleasing novelties ever presented. Mr. Dixon's
character Impersonations are great: his "Hoosler"
Is an original sketch illustrated with poems from
Janiei Whltcomb Riley.
"Tho largest audience yet assembled at tho Chau
tauqua greeted tho Chicago Gleo Club last evening.
All tho praiseworthy press articles printed lu favor
of tho Glees were mndo to 'como to pass' last night.
Tho club has learned tho art of a well-balanced
program and by keeping in closo harmony with
their audience they can accurately gaugo tho tem
perament and keep within tho eterunl fitness,
Kvt"-v number on tho program was given with un
erring artistic sense and (lno technical-ability."
Hot Springs (Ark.) News.
July 7 and 8. Four programs.
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WILLIAM 1'AltSO.NH, l. I).
William Parsons. D. D,
Rlble Instructor, who served
in that capacity last year,
comes with un entirely now
set of Hlble lectures this
year. nr. Parsons Is un
Englishman who was raised
In Kansas. Ho received bis
A II. degrco from linker
University whllo Dlshop
Quuylo waa president of that
Institution, and tho A. M.
degree from that samo Insti
tution. Ho graduated front
McCormlck Theological Sem
inary and has been a pastor
for twenty years. In tho
Prosbytoriuu church ho la
perhaps best known us u
tomporuueo worker, and Is n
member of tho Hoard of
Temnoranro of that church.
Ho Is nt presont pastor of tho Central Prosbjteriau
church nt Kuccuo, Oro., and has been doing (Jhuu
tauqun work each summer for eight years.
iiiiili: Horn topics dr. wm. parsons.
TiicMlay, July 7.
"Tlm Ilibllcal Idea of God and How It Devel
oped." WoilnoMlay. '
"Muu lu tho Hlble." v
Tliiirxibiy.
"Sin us Soon lu tho Script uro."
liidny. ,
"Tho Christ of tho Old TiwtoimuiL" '
Satiiitlny,
"Tho Christ of tbo Now Testament,"
Monday.
"Splrltuul Llfo."
TucMlny. , , ,
"Tho Religious Institutions of thy Jllblu"
WotliHHxIay, i'
"Tho Social Institutions of tlm lilblnAU i
'HiurMlay,
"lloavon wild Hull In tho Hlble, WM TKX
Menu."
IMIVHIliTlTnTllH. ,
Prts ciussos for M)n nml uirU, tilmM k
tlm muIi'IiIom Prof I W l.rwwn uf Iks prn Ipi
V Mi V. A. Ml HiIuh IHKktfly, jifctitfftL
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