El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-28
ARE
IN TWO CLASSES
One the Murderer Sports
man and the Real Friend
Of the Wild Game.

Inere are Two KINDS or SpOrISmen-
> the sportsman murderer and the sports
man who is the friend Of the wild ami
NAL" said Chauncey Hawkins. before
the chautauqua audience Friday night.
ar. Hawkins has spent much OF his
! life in hunting animals and making
/ photographs OF them and he illustrated
his lecture with some wonderful pho
tographs OF moose. deer. bear. beavers.
eagles. and other animals Most Of the
pictures were taken 10y flaShlight At
night but some were made i'm the day
time by hiding in the brush and wait
Z ing patiently for the animal TO come
along The average time required for
getting his pictures. he said, was about
two weeks
The speaker told how the moose had
all been about killed in Nova Scotia
when the real SpOrtsmen of the coun-
try made M their mind TO protect the
game and he said there are now more
moose in that section than ever before.
He said as soon as the real SpOrtsmen
of Texas got together and made de-
termined effort. they would stop the
slaughter of deer and antelope now go
ing on in this state The antelope. he
said, had almost all disappeared and {
the deer are fast going. His lecture
was very entertainins-
Davenny Quintet.
Opening its appearance with a pa-
triOtic song. the Davenny Festival quin- /
tet delighted a large audience in the !
tent at the afternoon and evening
ChautauQus. Vocal and instrumental ,
numbers. folk songs and onera selec- /
tons were given Among the pleasing !
ones were a tenor solo Sunshine Of T.
Nour S77ile." Louis Caon. duet. Irish 1
Pitcher" irish song Hollis 2. Davenuv. !
baritone and Alice Pur"eSs Seirine-. !
cOnt~alto- quartet irish folk song NTr
and 1Trs- Daveurv- NJ Cation and Miss i
Se7riug- violin solo. Meditation" from 1
'Thais" NTr Davenuv; 'Carrv We P9"l |
70 old VIRGINIA" C0ntralr0 solo nv MISS I
SeirinC with violin oblicato bv 7Tr.
Darenny- Miss Nrarcella Goen. pianist. |
was the accompanist
Doctor Is Heard.
1r Henry Smith Williarne physician i
and scientist one oF the authors Of the !
scientific matter in the encyr'onA.7ia !
Britannia. whose subject was Adding [!
Years 70 VoIr Life" eu1uhas sized the 4
necessity ~ correct n-onorfions Of nro-
ueonie should eat less and exercise 1
more He gave ~ analytic word nicture 4
on bacteria. which infAst the human !,
body Re said that red cornuSo1as as
we'll as white. helm IN resisting the on
roads Of enemy bacteria He said that |
eugenics shor1d he practiced by the 4
Americans shall be 2 vigorous DeonIe.
Prevention or caure- tuberculosis kid !
nev and heart trOuhles was urged by
Dr. Williams unon his hearers by moro
SftNFATfT|Llf I%-filIlfe- ne S1IN TF-tT VAN
81 the deaths are the result or these
diseases
The Junior cbautauoua had = n-e-
iirnin7rv meeting. hut due 70 the wind I
and dust froru the loose ground on +he
lot many children did not annear. This
afternoon II Is honed 70 perfect the or
ganization and start the children's fea-
ture-
Today-x Program.
This afternoons rrog~srn will BE-
opened by the Smith-Snring-T Holmes
oonnanF IN a concert Judge Poland
II. Raggott. Juvenile Judge. Of DAYTON. 1
O. will sneak on the Juvenile Court
in Action"
The smith snring-HoImes company
Normandie." by the Boston Light Onera
company at tonight's meeting. Twenty
four Deon1e are in the Chimes
Stunt. Walter c. Puckner requested 1
season tickets and the nuhlic in general
watch the NEWSPAPERS for the daily
program. as the supply OF printed pro-
grams was limited.
Sundays Program.
The chautaudua program for Sunday
will begin with a sacred concert by the I
BOSTON Concert coTnanv. and Dr. A
F. Turner will follow with a conlmu- !
nitv lecture. Watch Your stem"
In the evening after q sacred concert
nv the Boston Concert COMPANY F. G.
Brainerd will deliver lecture
Lee Francis Ivb3rEer VIII lecture on ]
Taxation" at the morning hour Mon
DAY. and for the afternoon entertain
lnent the Ongswas. Jaoanese. will pre- /
sent The Mirror" Mr.. Lybarger will
talk on The land Question" The iu- I
niors will be taken care OF and hear /
stories by one of the young women OF
the company.
Double entertainment Is promised for
evening. when the Ongawas
will give musical fantasy. Along the !
Road 10 Toxic" and Sidney LandOn (
viii impersOnate great men with /
speaking lizenesses-
Boosts Flowers
Writing from Santa Fe. Guthrie
smith. Herald correspondent in the
New Mexico capital. says Of Dr. Mon
raville Flowers. who is to be featured !
on the program Tuesday night;
"NO mistake was made when Or. I
sTontaville Flowers was selected for !
one Of your Chautauqua attractions.
heard him make q political speech IN J
Clovis last October It was, without an
exception. the best and most interest
ing political speech that I have ever
heard. I have often paid a dollar to
hear q lecture that I did not enjoy half
so much. You will be going some
when you boost too strong for Flow
srs."
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