Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
MANY ENJOY j.
CHAUTAUQUA TENT rs AILLED
EACH sEssIOS
Col. Seeds Of Illinois Was the Az.
traction This Afternoon lhd-
Ian Mystery Man Is Unique
Good Program Sunday.
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More good crowds attended the
last evening and today
and all enjoyed the excellent pro-
grams. The Kirksmith sisters clos.
ed their engagement last night and
the Hesperian male auartette Is at
present furnishing music. For thir-
teen years, ever since as college boys
they constituted the Chicago Uni
verrsity Male Quartette. these men
have maintained their organization,
In business and professional lines
they have given their summers 70
chautauqua work at the large assem-
.blies. 1t goes without saying that
their many seasons together have
given them a wide repertoire and
that their voices have become glend-
ed to a degree approaching perfec-
ton. Each member Of the quartette
is soloist Of marked ability and per-
haps It can be more truly said OF
these gentlemen than Of any others
that they are singing for arts sake
rather than to make 1t their busi-
ness.
Beauchamp on "6uccess."
Lou ]. Beauchamp delivered one
81 The hest lectures that has been CIV
en- on the chautauqua platform AZ
Abilene. He, spoke on "the young
man and his success in life" last
night in which he gave some very
interesting facts. He said: Tne
Young man Of today is too easily
satisfied with the sma.. jobs with a
salary of from six to ten dollars a
week instead Of striving after the
larger positions which are always
open to the yong man who has an am
hilton to rise in the world. The
Young men do not devote enough OF
their time to study. They hang
around the pool halls and amuse-
ment halls which is poor waste OF
time. l do not want any young man
Ia he regular book worm but to take
a part in athletics and that Is why
II saw 1t is a poor waste of time Y
loaf as that time may be devote'
TO the strengthening Of the mind am
body" He has Travelled one milllol
miles in the old world and the new
investigating the lives Of the under
world in the slums and dens Of tn
worlds greatest cities. writing n
experiences for the press. Becaus
Of these unique experiences he bring
: to the platform gifts that have pee
given to few others; and his love Ar
? sympathy for humanity enable mn
to use these experiences in lecture
8 in a way to benefit and bless n
: hearers.
He's q Good Indian.
shungopavi assisted by his wife er
|tertained the audience very pleasant
] " Yesterday evening. shungopa'
. was born and raised at Wolpi, Ar
3 IONA, and has studied eight years 9
the government school at Santa r
New Mexico. Three years ago p
commenced his lecturing career an
: since then he has lectured IN many {
: the principal cities Of the east an
also in many of the state college
g and universities. Shungopayi ne
e only lectures about bid, people an
their ancient legends but he also
: a skillful magician. In fact he is u
only real Indian magician on %
! American platform today He say
y II have been invited to the hom'
0 Of many people Of the 400 to 81
9 terrain their guests among who
were j. P. Morgan. Mrs. Cooper Hey
9 ~ and many others. My wife, mar
: always travels with me to help in u
: entertainments" shungopavi vi
T entertain the people at the chauta'
e oua tonight with his magical trick
: Col. Seeds Talked,
= Col. Bob Seeds delivered the le
= ture this afternoon which was tho
oughly enjoyed by all. Mr. Seeds
an interesting lecturer and keel
the close attention Of his audien
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