The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-05-11
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.eIiIR Sphassvi bf General Denver Who! as
sn3sa Mkihber OF Congress, Named
Montana; Says Cattle Will Com
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.ebiahs One of the prominent figtres. "a
slEzurthed annual convention in this Gle
bEs twas that1esles RbbinsohS Of Chicago
who in addition to Being IoRes 9TH
1 ,seH .9ldest. commission mepl the cqqn
40 5ssEyr haYingl been associated for years
nosfs1wffh the veteran John Clay and wht
iuods is chow Independently engaged, has
the distinction of being a .,hsbhew, o.
p s, the ssSp man who named Montana ant
pbol after Whom the city Of, Denver was
sasq named. Mr.. Denver was a brother
cid 96f Mr. Rbbfnson'sl mother and was
asub9a ven krownl western ..figure. oMf
bsoI Robinson had planned to visit Bill
5T9di 1iags on his present western trip but
noaswwas called b home SUDDENLY He is
b5ds&heI same affable Charley of old land
tsdi AfiE visit toiM Miles was in the nature
1udlIAof aiihonecoming, practically exery
,4syf1 stOckman ipresent being 5iperspnaliy
MA ogacqgsiRted with him. itai. bio dIi"
OF dosd Makings sthel prediction last year.
g'1ebl sdeuring thes1 oeeasi9p of. thei nannual
ssf ;, convention, rof thed Montana q Stoekr
.goE groYfrsif, association in Butte, that
"ia = cattle, you'd command dollar high gleI
su.u er III price in the fall of 1922, which
9fioG cattle ana sheep business, and for
ish2hpre dfctf6nt canfg TRUE, Mr. Robinson
III sagain makes the Statement that, the
-iiss faFFs6f 1929, given good range grass
bns sahd Yfke conditions as previously
sid fpRefailehot VIII again com matd
% LIZ dollar higher price in the fail of
sf:sle aI928. ii .9mod aoBd IbotS shi Ho ,
ysjTB1os nlgr Robinsonis we'll known I'M the
livestock circles of Montanasan HeIhas'
ssap, attended practically every convention
"a .0of livestock ananodmring the past BIB
years. He is familiar nwith every
IN, angle ri, the business, aapdsis enthps1
! sys iastic oyer the future lQutlopk.
'iS5a5 was established by his Satbsrin Chi
cago in 1874. Making frequent visits
to the state, he has ridden the range,
and knows livestock from the ground
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Contrasting the present conditions |
aE ri las she finds them ian Miles City, Mr.. !
tBsTil Robinson 5extends 81 TO athe people his
sdl ,,sineerecnhgratuda over the pros
i'm, i: peetsr thatglieY immediately ahead. |
ADJ, There is bound toi baigfhat imprbveA
1s,. mept,i and. much goodyisegoing to re-4
,,gs,,, splt from the eonstlHetion of theneml
railroad connecting Miles City with
eli the ss saIt Creek zee gil nfaldhof Wyo ming,
eo'' Ii mo9d, Mr. g. Robins
'sh sohsfecal1sd that in. the early history |
III,
sis sVisited Miles bCfty, and says that the |,
1850 old Macqueeh house, since destroyed
10 .hby' fire, ewAsp the Headquarters
1iJW 1Lobkins at conditions at the pres
asd senh tizneJ Mr. Robinson takes an 6p-' +
of general conditions an
Iliw tlqBer the country, which are bound to
refleeti for good upon the livestock
interests of the northwest. The steel
m4s,5gunRing at sapRnoximatelE full
capacity, with factories rushed to the
=. limit with orders and, tbs, Rentihent
% 70 Expressed that there IS likely, to bel
NAM ah'$S6te 11RboF Shortage. 1T is his
SRdihttoH That fs8Ee 1 tbhdithgF point
"The fact that some s 100000 PER- en- /,
bIuodsonso toait ofsietnpIoyfnentn two years
ncids agboareQ n6wof ION regular pay rolls,
fornnB1ohet OF the reasons for my con-
clusions," said Mr.. Robinson. MAT +
ura1ly workers are meat eaters. and :
~, with unemployment being rapidly !
a]fs.,, Wiped out, naturally there will be a
7A'''u greater Consumption of meat PerePJ
f6ftei This Spells an improved condi-
bwor.t ton in the livestock markets, MyiIf
Iaas advice, to every person thus engaged1
mud Is to stick, to the old Ship which,
generally makes port. In otheplB
,eldauY erdsdtwen haYeogoneNoyertthe top 1r
sandd With wages .adyageiRgo there is :
yl1se R9HHpd t6Ibe a faE ,bettersdemand for =
1as sJfThSe ,pgPduetS Of the range and farHbdE
,ems STAY With the Ship boys siISi MY adj 1
Iyanog afSa 54%Sa VII at YIN Iat the end"
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