Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-07-18
CHAUTAUQUA OPENS JULY 70
Tomahawk Ready for Third Annual
Session of Eight Days at Bradley
Park.

Tomahawk is making final prepare
tion for the 1913 Chautauqua session.
This year they offer the people of
Northern Wisconsin an all-star pro-
gram of attractions. No better speak
ers are to be had in the country, eth
er from bureaus or direct. No pains
or expense have been spared to find
the best, and to 'scinch' them, so
that the program is certain, or as sure
as can be in world where disease,
weather and transportation are not
/ yet under full control. A foot Of
rainfall didn't interrupt the program
last year, and nothing worse need be
anticipated this season, the tent is
good, and masterful people will en-
terrain and instruct all who come.
The program begins Sunday, July
20, with Herbert S. Bigelow, the man
who planned and engineered the new
constitution for Ohio, as the speaker.
Mr.. Bigelow is the man who is debat-
ing with Ex-Governor j. Frank Han
ley the need of a new United States
constitution. He is Sc horse power.
The opening music will be the Schild-
kret Royal Hungarian orchestra. an
organization considered worthy of an
entire day, without other attractions
at Wausau Chautauqua last Wednes-
day. Bigelow will be followed by
speakers of the same grade-each a
master in his field.
Bishop William A. Quayle, the
peerless and unique: Senator William
e. Masonic Illinois, whom Tom Reed
called the most powerful speaker in
the country; Father Dunn, who
matchlessly glorlfies 1.-THE Aver
age Man." Lincoln. Mcconnell, the
lawyer-policeman-preacher who holds
a chautauqua crowd in rapt interest
by the week; the Doctors Sadler and
Miss Kellogg who entertain by the
day or week while giving the most
vital instruction. This is considered
one Of the biggest chautauqua attracl
tions on the platform.
Dr. Frederick A. Cook who is rap
idly and steadily convincing people
especially scientistS-that he discov-
cred the North Pole, speaker of
clear, direct statement and great fas-
nation; DIR. George B. Stafford, with
his charm as sociological lecturer or
as preacher; and Col. Bob Seeds, the
Observation-Disclosures who has
never had an adverse report by COM
mittees. The entertainers Miss
Wilmer and Enos Bacon, while differ
emit. have no superiors., They have
won from conservative critics such
titles as the Sarah Bernhardt of the
Lyceum," and 1.-The Yorkshire Night
ingale."
Besides Shidkret's orchestra the
music will be furnished by three
quartets and soloist, all different in
kind. but OF the highest grade. The
Hearons Sisters have wide range in
their musical performances and all of
the best artistic excellence. Chica-
go Male quartet can sing-sing exact
~, delightfully."- charm connoisseur
and crowd. The Matthews Concert
company will furnish music one day.
and their known ability insnres sat
isfaction. Bacon sings both soprano
and baritone.
Campers may engage tents in the
incompatible Bradley Park at half
the usual chautauqua prices. The
chautauqua board has hired compe-
tent managers for the restaurant and
refreshment service, and will satisfy
the wants and desires of the public
regardless of profits.
Two successful seasons of satisfac-
tory chautauqua programs and more
elaborate and complete programs this
year give practical assurance that the
session to be held July 20 to q, 1913,
viii richly repay any effort and ex-
pense involved in attending it.
Admission will be at the popular
price of 25c for single programs, or
81 for the weeks twenty complete
programs, by purchasing season
ticket before the session opens.