The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
lOl RANCH SHOW Is
At FAIR GROUNDS
FIRST PERFORMANCE OF THE
MILLER BROTHERS SHOW THIS
TERNOON.
Two Performances Daily From the
Initial One This Afternoon Until
the Arkansas State Fair Closes Its
Doors.

This is 1ol Ranch Day at the state
fair. or rather, the first of three wild
west days This fact will be acceu
tuated by the arrival OF this bic west
ern exhibition in Hot SPRINGS thi.
morning. The trains VIII be unloadec
ON the Iron Mountain siding. and the
tent city will be erected in the center
Of the fair grounds. OF course there
will be an early morning crowd on
hand to see the unloading Of the cars
and to absorb the interesting sights
that the hours of preparation on the
lot. always afford
With the 10l Ranch show these
early hours of arrival and preparation
are particularly interesting, for nm.
like in circus performers, the wild
west people ride their horses from
the cars to the grounds and wear the
characteristic costumes of the ranges
and reservation, just as they will later
appear in the arena
Miller Bros & Arliugtol's 1Qt
Ranch Wild West is a big show, and
| it is now at the head eff all exhibitions
of its kind in the United States. L
has however. it is declared retained
1.-The strenuous, picturesque cleyerness
and commences that has Always
given it distinction and popularity. As
in the earlier days Of it's career. much
stress is laid upon the splendid ranch
bred horses. the herd Of buffanoas
and the long horned steers which are
utilized so successfully in the per
Formances The Indian village, with
its blanket Indians led by the noted
old chief, Iron Tail is also an impor
tant feature ar the show
The three days engagement in Hot
Springs viii be inauaurated thi.
morning with characteristic viii,
west parade, which win leave the fail
grounds shortly after 10 o'clock and
lpass over the usual downtown route
lNany novel and interesting feature
are announced for the procession
IThere will be an Indian village OF
lWheels, buffaloes and long horned
steers riding on dig floats or driver
by pretty cowgirls, a band of Indian
braves with their squaws and pc
posses. all dressed in their most lar
barrie finery; cowboys ana coW4irs
headed by Joe Miller. the noted cattle
man and White Chief Of the Poncas
riding his Arabian horse, Ben Hun
and mounted on a silyer-ornamente,
and iewelled saddle valued at owe
5000. an Old time STAGE coach,
genuine old prairie schooner an,
many other interesting features
The initial performance follows a
2:l5. and there viii be performance
at S:15 and every afternoon and nigh
or the balance Of the week diver
sified program is announced Their
win be reproductions of life on tn,
plains and ranches, Indian warfare.
buffalo hunt a -oundup with lone
horned Texas steers. expert ropna
shooting and riding. broncho-bustina
Indian dances. the holdup of the o.,
stage coach. am Indian attack upo1
pioneers camp and other exciting
events. Among the Wild West peopI
Iare a number who viii be recalled
for their cleveruess here last year
and the comedy which was so grea
feature at that time is still fur
Inished by the save trio of fun maker
Edward Arlington. who is assoc
ated with the Miller Brothers IN TIN
ownership Of the show viii be i'm thu
city today to see the opening Of tia
engagement
Seats down town at Schneck's dru
store.