The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-15
"lOl" RANCH REAL
 WILD WEST SHOW
WILL ARRIVE THIS MORNING WITH THREE BIG TRAINS OF
 EQUIPMENT, HORSES, ETC.

Early this morning the three long trains of double -.lsngth cars brought the l0l Ranch ReEl Wild West Show into town and the work of urloading was under way before the tarifty housewife had taken her initial steps for the morning feal With a perfect system and a most commendable dis cipline the wagons, stock and sho- parphernalia was expedi.ionsly. and quietly unoaded and on the way to the fair grounds While the hour of arrival was one when beauty sleep was sought it was none too early for those who had for once forfeited this beauty sleep and were on hand to greet this grea. western enterprise. Do not get the idea that this priv ilege of welcoming a show belongs exclusively to the kiddies, for there were many grown-ups on hand this morning when the first section of the mained until the last car was unload ed
 The wonderful rapidity with which things were accomplished as the wag oms rolled onto the show grounds caused everybody to marvel Vacan- cy soon was transformed into occu- pancy and hardly before those on the grounds realized that the erection of tents was under way a streak Of smoke mingled with the aroma Of cooking coffee was waited to the nos trils of the hundreds watching tle working men, and it was only few
 minutes later that the bugle call an. nounced the early breakfast Forty
 minutes by actual count after the cook house wagons had reached the fair grounds breakfast was in readi- ness for the family of nearly 1000 people who travel with tais wild west show.
 The Indians are naturally early ris- CTS, and they were on hsnd long be- ! fore the call to the morning meal, and what they did to it would make a dys- | peptic turn green with envy. Mir.
 George Arlington, who has absolute charge of the commissary department,
 is responsible for the assertion that the appetite of the Indian is never ap. peased. He may make a gormond of himself at 6 o'clock in the mornins and in less than an hour he is ready
 to repeat the prescription. Breakfast 1 will run this morning until 9 o'clock, at which time .he call to bridle up is sounded and the first step for the street parade will be under wSy. By
 that time the huge spread of canvas
 will be in position, the horses al
 groomed and fed and the last of the
 hreakfasters satisfied
 1 Cne great big mark must be placed
 to the credit of the 101 Ranch Real
 Wild West Snow, and that will be foi
 the decorus manner in which they
 came to town. There was a complete
 absence of rodyism, and profaniey twas unheard Orders that were given
 were given quietly and a better dis
 ciplined lot of men have never been
 seen here It has always bsen claim ed that the department around this show was criterion for all of the Iothers and it is evident that this show can be taken as q sample of the management then the people have nothing but one of the grandest days lfhey have ever had to look forward to
 Two performances will be given
 aere today and two more tomorrow
 The afternoon performance at o'clock and the evening performance at o'clock. The doors 10 the pes
 formances will be open one hour prev fous to the time of starting ia order
 that all may have ample opportunity
 to visit the Indian village and enjoy the band concert which is given foI one hour before each performance.
 Tais morning promptly at 9 o'clock
 the street parade will leave the show
 gounds and pass through the principal streets. This parade is a pleasing