Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-05
CLOSE Of CHAU1AUQUA
Fourth Annual Session Most
Successful Yet Held at
Tama-Toledo Park
FOURTH OF JULY LAST DAY
The Session Tickets Alone Which Were
Sold More Than Cover the Expenses
of This Years Observation-Disclosures
ment Well Satisfied With Outcome
Some Fine Talent Enjoyed.
special to Times-Republlcan.


Tama. July 5.-The rainy weather of
the first part of this week interfered
to some extent with the latter part of
the program of the Iowa Central Chau-
tauqua Association, which came to a
close for this year last evening.
The program of last Sunday after
noon consisted of special religious
service prepared for the occasion. The
Rev. S. Parks Cadman, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, preached the sermon to an audience
of more than 1000 people. After YES
per service in the evening, the Meis-
tersingers gave sacred concert
Monday afternoon an immense audi
ence gathered to hear Governor Han
ley Of Indiana, whose subject was "The
Patriotism OF Peace" 1t was remark
able address, and a strong plea for
clean government, honest politics, and
in opposition to what he called the
Treason of Peace" The three chill
dren of the Treason of Peace, viz:
Greed, avarice, and lust for gain, have
been fostered to such an extent that
they threaten the very life Of the re-
public. An awful rainstorn came up
while he was speaking, and people
rose to their feet and pressed forward
as near to the speaker as they could to
hear his eloquent words. He took 4
flag from his breast and waving 1t
aloft, made an impressive plea for the
stars and stripes, then taking another
flag from his breast, with white
background and a cross OF red, hung 1t
to the side Of the Stars and Stripes
and pleaded the common cause of pa
triotism and Christianity. People Of all
classes We're profoundly stirred by the
address.
Prof. Ferris, Of Big Rapids. Mich,
delighted large audiences Monday
evening and Tuesday afternoon, with
addresses on Making the World Bet
ter" and Success Hon. j. G. Camp,
the southern orator, of Georgia, ad-
dressed the largest audience Of the
chautauaua, yesterday afternoon. More
than 5000 people gathered on the
grounds. for this Fourth of July ora
ton, which was a splendid effort. The
Upton juvenile band furnished the
music for the Fourth. During the
rainy season many of the campers on
the grounds sought shelter in Tama
or Toledo.
This, the fourth annual session, as
it now passes into history, is consider
ed by far the greatest of the four.
Outside the season tickets sold, which
alone more than covered expenses, the
gate receipts have been much larger
than any other year, and the managers
feel well satisfied with the outcome
Miss Nina B. Lamkin, of Chicago,
has been here during the entire session.
and devoted her time to the children,
drilling them in various games and
organizing them into "The Black
Hawk Tribe" of Indians The follow
ing is program of the exhibition Civ
en- by them on the evening of the
Fourth Of July:
March to the Field, Salute, War
Whoop .......... Black Hawk Tribe
Free Hand Work Black Hawk Tribe
Slow Pony Race 1855. Indian Braves
Flower Drill. Game-A trip around
the world ....... The Little Indians
Game-Bean Bag Hustle ..........
............... ...... Indian Braves
w elAo VO4h anu .
Indian MaidenS
Relay Race ......,.... Indian Maidens
Game-Fox and Hound Indian Braves
Hoop Drill .......... Indian Maidens
Game-Touch Down Indian Braves
Arrow Race Indian Maidens
Play-"The Googly Frog and the
Logger Snake" By Ernest
Thompson Seton Indian Braves
March to the Auditorium
Song ....,............ Head War Chief
Drill With Little Wands ..,........
Observation-Disclosures. The Little Indians
Pyramids .'...... Indian Braves
Fancy Club Swinging ............
Observation-Disclosures. Medicine Woman
Flag Groupings ...... Indian Maidens
The following Is the personnel Of the
officers of the tribe:
Push-E-To- -Qua-Leonard Allen
Head War Chief
Black Hawk-Proctor Fiske-Herald.
Ah-Sum-A-W'a -Eloise Jackson -
Talley Chief.
Running Water-Bernice Berger. Cat
Amount = Fred Snarr Wampum
Chiefs
Wabegoon-Nina B. Lamkin-Medi-
cine Woman.
It was all a great success.