The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-17
.lOl RANCH SHOW
 CLOSES SEASON
INDIANS, COWBOYS AND COW. GIRLS LEAVE FOR cALIFoR-
 MIA TO MAKE PICTURES.
Much of the Show Remains Here During the Winter and Will Be
 Big Profit to Hot Springs.

With the dying strains of Home Sweet Home from the splendid cow boy band which ehilvened it's per formances throughout the 1912 sea son, the famous Miller Brothers and Arlington 101 Ranch show last night closed its season in this city with the end of the night performance at the State Fair grounds.
 The farewells were said all yes 1 terday, for there are many people with this big western show, and they divide in various directions tonight and the close friendships they have enjoyed during the year prompted all to want to wish each other well be- fore the parting.
 To MT Charles Cohen, manager of the privileges, a dinner was served at down town cafe and testimoa- ial in the form of life membership in the Chicago lodge of Elks was pre- sented. and this proved a most happy occasion.
 The first of the farewells for the main part of the show were said yes terday when a midday farewell din ner was spread about which all join
 cd and 'heprtfly toasted the show and all of those connected with it's | successes of the past season. Last night after the show there was a train load of Indians, COW boys and COW girls, taken away to Parola, Oklahoma, where they are joined by about 500 more of their same type, and these will all go to Santa Montica Canyon, California, where they are engaged by the Bison Moving Picture Film company, for the winter season and they will work all winter making up the stories of western life that will entertain the moving picture patrons for the com ing year
 Much of the shoy stays here. The stock as rule will be shipped to the famous Miller Brothers 101 Ranch in Oklahoma, but there will be about 30 head of horses left here for the draught work incidental to winteTing the show.
 A paint shop will be established in the Laser building across from Oak lawn track, and here all the wagons and vehicles of the, show will be gone over and dressed up new for the com ing season. The company carries men accustomed to the rougher part of this work but the finishing and the designing will be done by good mechanics, who the company will employe in this city.
 The Miller Brothers themselves will go to their ranch in Owlahoma, and MT Eddie Arlington, one of the veterans of the circus business, will stay here and have charge of the win ter quarters.
 The executive committee Of the company will meet here early in Jan uaTy, and at that time most of the leading employees will report. At that time the show goes over the plans for the coming year and out lines the work for its men.
 The show is popular here, just as it is popular everywhere it is known. It's agents and its employees are courteous and gentlemanly and ladies may with freedom walk about any part of the tent where the employees are gathered without ever hearing q word of profanity. Publicity Agent Carey, one of the most genial men who has ever visited this city, will re- main a few days in the city, and will come back at the meeting of the exc cutive staff in January.