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"cAMr-ii'crroRY SUMMEk 13 "Roughing It" on Ranches in the Qreat West SS i i i 1 i THE BRONCO'S BUSTED I ITcrHs- Jtntc Beaton 2i 35 All year I Je No Apply Ma No Je Oc Apply All year 1 10 Je Da All year Apply IS Je Oo Apply Ji: io All year NOVEL VACATION IDEA TAKES HOLD ON EASTERNERS Life Is What You Make It. Horseback Riding Chief Diversion What to Wear. Ma Ja Jy MONTANA Kame of Pott Office Proprier er Hanch AiArete Uneer Alliambra Hot Spga Alhambrs, M. J. Sullivan Allan Ranch Augusta Ralph Allen tnderson D.

Mowrs lartooth J. Ikerman. Tcnhara Camp Pa'esvllle H. Benhlm Linko Dude Clearwater W. E.

Binko Bones Bros. Ranch. BImey A. R. A'derson Bculder Hot Boulder Hot Spies-.

Gardner 4fc O'Donnell. Soulder via Big Timber G- M. Klrwaa Bozeman Hot Hot D. Co'lett Brannin Melville Brannln Bros. Uroad water Nata- torlum Broadwater Hotel Cabin City Henderson H.

Trouse Camp Roy Hlcox Campflre Grsyling Mrs. Bertha Miller Camp Flathead Kalispell Mrs. T. H. Canas not eprings Hot tfprings A.

E. Hurst Canon Trail Wyo. i- H. Coaeea Capt. laird's Rfc- reatlon Lodee Se-ley Lake Capt.

Ifrs. E. Laird Cedar Island Kcsort. Ko.llns Mrs. W.

F. Jelleff Chico Hot Springs. Fir.inrant Mrs. W. E.

Knowlca Donald Me'Tille W. H. Donald Dot 9 Dot Melville Harry Hart Elkhorn Eramu Graca and Ernest Milier- tikhora Hot Spga. Hotel Polaris E. Hazel Elliott's Camp CiltT Iike O.

C. Klllott F. rest Meadow Victor stobie Foster Olacier Park Ranch Ciacler Park R. Foster Gallatin Way Ranch Eldrtdno Victor H. Benson c.arcia Ranch I.

vulet W. Garcia Gllmr Ernls Mrs. A. L. GI m-r All year Not so very many years ago some Inspired soul, looking for novelty, Apply Apply Apply Appy Apply Apply Appy Apply Apply Apply $4050 Apply Applv Apply Arply Je 8 All year Je Oc All year Al' year Je So Je Se si I 4 Jy Sa Apply Apply Apply Apply Je vlr few Ulacier Bay Lake Fesort MltsouTa Jy-Do E.

Hall. Mgr at Mrs. P. and more resourceful than his fellows, conceived the happy Idea of spending his precious vacation time on a western cattle ranch. He came.

The ranch took him in. He was made a memoer of the family and he entered Into its life. Days spent in the "pen, in the saddle, and nights under the whispering stars wrought their miracles as they always do, and when our vacationist returned to his home tanned, husky, bubbling renewed vigor, and brimming with vitality, his friends marveled and followed his example. "So popular has this form of holiday become," says E. W.

Clapp, Traffic Manager. Southern Pacific Lines, "that today in southern Arizona there Is an increasingly large number of ranches that cater regularly tn these visitors." How firm a hold ranch life takes upon the visitor may be inferred from the fact that there are many people who come back to their favorite ranch year after year for Haiford's camp 1 irr i.a H-i Way Inn li. Umoa Harris Inn McAllister Jake Harris Bar Contact A. lemlng Hiawatha Clara Edglngton Hldeawajr M-ssoula uje Holland itake LdgePet'ey Ike Vi bite Vlllhelm Hunters Hot Hunters- Hot Geo. MC.arn Hutchlns' l.on wa.

"ii'o Karat Dude RanchGnllatiit Mr. sr. Mrm. C. S.

Hot Lazy Bar Pi Timber P- Jr Camp Lincoln L.ncoln lXJLJfr SS. PIia" McLeo? Hot" McLeod ji'rh0lSa Mcntanapolts I 'vingston ,1, Mozley Hunt. Ldglsrdiner J. A II year Ma Je Je No Je Je No A I yea Wa Lie Ma Da All year Je No Jebc Je Je So Je Do Je Je No 1-aiv Marion Robt. Murphy Murphy's Camp Oando Neelv's Camp ClrT Lake a Kalntuck Cimp.fiK Timber Ranch Ranch.

Dick Randall -Bo -be rariT Mr. A Mrs. P. I. W.

Rankin Paiker Ranch Gardiner i Ranch Grjyling Crest Luther Je-No Mrs. J. Arnold ircie i um fines. 1L l'k ---d 'Lodge ira ramp Jed Wo- A croonqulst Camp r-ni. T.e.WKe..........

A Longmaid S.ven IP Scully Yoocg visitors to the guest ranches in the West find all manner of steeds available for their sport. Ma Oc AP je Oc Ma No Jy-Ko Jo Oc Jeifi Oc Je No Je No Je Oe Ma No Je Do Je No Je No ly rw' Mr. w. c. phaw Snaw's rroin" n.dridge S)irssue Itan.

Brown John Brang-r ar Sons r-fcaa H. Thomas RANCHES TeeJ-Bar Alpine. i toctor J. JK. I II Lazy Mr.

Mrs. W. 8. Steele. W.

8. Steele Ranch. Helmvme W. M. Wlllman ARIZONA Proprietor or Manager Pott or ice Address Same of Xanch riease Turn to 14.

sao All year RANCHES. RANCHES. Wet Bate Apply Apply Apply Apply Apply Apply 123 Apply Apply C-4 Guest Ranch Wickenburg, Arizona In the beautiful foothills ot the Brad-rhaw Mountains. Hunting, golf, tennis, horseback- riding, hiking, dancing, croquet and many western sports. New Spanish style stucco ranch house with all outside rooms; hot and cold running water, private baths, etc.

For rate and other particulars address ROBFRT C. STORNS, Owner, C-4 Ouest Ranch, Wickenburg, Arizona. Rancho Linda Vista ORACLE, ARIZONA Thirty-seven miles north of Tucson, is an oldt.me cattle ranch with its central building of Spanish adobe construction. Furnished cottage Jor two, lour and six gnets. Fresh egs.

Testable, own beef raised on ranch. Holstein cows raised on ranch provide abundant milk and cream. Rates Address RANCHO KIND A VISTA, Oracle, Arizona. No Ma Oc Ma Or- Je All year All year No All year All year All year All year No Ma Ma De Oc Je Oc Ma All year Oc Je All year Se-Je Oo Ma No Ap All year Se Ma All year An 1-21 ApDe All year Oc-Ma Apply Apply App Apply Apply Apply Apply 0 Apply Apply Apply Apply Apply fto Apply Apply Apply relaxation, rest and sport. It is not unusual for visitors to come for a two weeks stay, and remain foi several months.

The record is held by a man who arrived at a guest ranch five years ago for a short stay and is stil! there. When people take to the life on a guest ranch so strongly there must be some very compelling reason. Life What Yon Make It. life on a ranch is altogether what the visitor may wish to make it. It may be "the sweet pleasure of doing with restful, lazy hours spent, book in hand, at the ranch house, in one's own cabin, or beneath the shade of some old forest monarch.

One may drowse and dream, or, as the old prospector put it, "jest drowse." On the other hand, it may be as active an existence as any one could wish. One may Join the bowboys as they canter off into the hills or down into valleys in the course of their daily work; or with canteen and lunch ride alone or with a party on mountain picnics or excursions of exploration. On every ranch the chief diversion is, naturally, horseback riding. At most ranches the guest is assigned, immediately upon his arrival, a mount and equipment for his exclusive use so long as he remains. The experience of the rider is carefully considered and his horse furnished according thereto.

For those who have not ridden before, mounts docile enough to reassure the most timid are supplied. For the guest who likes them spirited, and can handle them, horses are available that will test his prowess in the saddle. Some ranches have tennis courts, putting greens and a few holes, for practice golf. Others have swimming pools, target ranges, and other entertainment. What To Wear.

There is little style about a guest ranch and the atmosphere is essentially democratic. So, many changes of outer clothing are not necessary. For ladies, medium weight riding suits, walking skirts, sweaters and the usual outdVtor clothes worn in Eastern mountains Men wear riding breeches, chapare-jos or blue jeans, flannel shirts, etc. Everyone should be provided with leather jacket, coat or sweater for wear after sunset, and a flashlight. In general, comfort is aimed at, rather than style.

Atrowhead "ol! Valley Wiley Couffhran BarOItanch T-)mbston H. C. Kn.all Bar 37 K. M. Andrews Jr 4 tiuest Ranch.

C. Stoma Br Iiragooo Mrs. W. A. Fiege.

Cart's Jilt be Champie Ranch Hot Douglas Circle Flying: W.av.r Circle Zinmelstr Ranch Co C'rnss Triangle. Mnt. J. W. Stewart Faraway Rievs Finn Creek Inn and Ranch F.sh Creek via Mesanonald T.

McQueen Flying Tucson E. J. Fiirfey Fresnal B. F. Peters W.

Ranch hino Valley Sidney T. Fritsche Hacienda De La Osa Tucson A. I. Uar lor Slroope I.one Wolf f-prmgerville Monte Vista Yt'irkcnburg L. c.

White did Homestead Route 6. Box 343, Ranch Phoenix Mrs. C. A. Weller t'aradise Valley Prescott Clyde Roland Kav-El-Bar Ranch.

Wickenburg- My. I. Warbasae. Rapcho Linda Vista. Oracle 8.

Wilffon Rancho Douglas Mrs. K. K. Ainsworth Remuda Ranch Wickenburg; Eurden Klmrock Ranch Katon Bros FVm Hock Ranch. R.

Lowdermi'k Seven Dash Ranch. hnson A. McEwen Soda Springs Robt. Flnnie tSur. A Sno Ranch.

Cspt. D. M. Healy T. P.

Ranch Wickenbura- White Jr Norman Triangle. II- Camp Wood Kniitht iriangle J- Oarele Mrs. Mela J. Tutt Lightning Ranch. Hereford F.

B. Mason Boys 1 25. fBoys 1118. CALIFORNIA Ranch enn Ranch S. Tally.

6C0 Canon drive. Beverly Hill Cal VVheeler's Hot Spgs. Wheeler's Hot Spg" CANADA Duttalo Head High River, W. rocaterra COLORADO San Isabel National Caravan Forest" Hermann. 16 Court St.

Bkln Cary Ranch Craig Cary Itanch Co Double V.o.ii Hill Horse Shoe Canyon Lodtre Rye O. C. Erkern A. R.ynol Is Pocket ijattle Creek R. D.

Salisbury Ranch (Jieley Wlttrer Family Teelawuket Duranif H. C. Pollock. Pros A 4.. C.

W. Broomell, Steamboat Springs. Colo ALDRICH LODGE CAMPING RANCH in THE WYOMING ROCKIES Lies next to BUFFALO BILL'S HOME RANCH, Southtork Shoshone. Cody Community. Atl.

6.200. Cody Station. 35 miles. Outside cabins, recreation room, large porch. Accommodates 28, max.

Riding, hiking, climbing, fishing, etc. Three-day free camping trip to 4 weeks' guests. Booklet and rates. S. W.

ALDRICH. Tshawooa, Wyoming BEARTOOTH RANCH "In the Heart of the KoehUe" For Boys) A Kinth 1S-19 Senron A Western trail camp featuring ranch life and a 25-day horseback tour through the Montana Rockies and Yellowstone Park. Limited to thirty. Booklet, E. i.

IKERMAN. Director Dean, Montana, via Columbus 20 2S Ma Oc Apply TEELAWUKET a VaTrTf $S-cO Ma-No "iM Durango. Colo. Y. Altitude 8.000 feet: 1,850 SKhLbV seres with 5 miles of RICHEL LODGE I roil La.

on llic Xvd rmuo River. Detached log cabins and houses. tlMO Au Apply Ma Oc Apply central dining room. Mam building has Je Oc Je baths, witn running noi ana coia wsier floor. Fishing, hunting and camping trips.

Ideal place Jo apend a vacation. Summer season May 15 to Nov. 15. Rates 125 20 up Apply Apply S45 IN "THE, BEARTOOTH MOUNTAINS RED LODGE, MONT. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED AND BUR-BOUNDED BY TOWERINO MOUNTAINS.

7.000 FEET ABOVE BEA LEVEL. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 50 GUESTS. Mr. Mrs.

HERBERT RICHEL $35 up weeklv. Address TEELAWUKET RANCH. Duraripo, Colorado. $27 Of Jy-Au Boys Touring Camp, Season rate. IDAHO Tit Spring Inn Elg Springs J.

W. Kooch Bowers Ranch ike IVm. Howera Klkhcrn Lodge Otmdfan Ned FofW-r Mock'i Inn Trude W. ii. Mack, Mgr Neiss Inn Aehton Harry Neisa Ilea Rlv.

Hot cipBaited River Hot SpgaMrs. Emma K. Apply Apply A pp Ajtpiy Apply Apply ALII AMD A HOT SPRINGS HOTEL Alnambrs, Montana This Is Montana's Best-Known Hotel and Pleasure Resort. We cater to those wishing a rest and outdoor life. We are surrounded by beautiful scenery foothills, with mountains on all sides of us.

We have for recreation Oolf tennis, boating, swimming, trout streams for lish-in. horseback riding into the wilderness, sightseeing trips and excellent plain a corn-mod a Hons. We raise all our foodstuffs, meats, poultry, vegetables; ice. Ice creams, cheeses, and HORSES. Stress our reasonable rate $35 weekly for the best rooms, and from that down to $25 for tents, etc.

Reliable chaperons for youth in our employ. A decided Christian ntmosnhere prevails. MORLEY'S RANCH A real old time cow ranch with tue hair on it, where hie is still lived in the raw. Surrounded by cattle thieves and rustlers. The ranch foreman waa murdered Sept.

17, 1928. by rustlers and nobody apprehended to date, but well-known to the ranch management and still perniciously active. This ranch is no p.ace for mollycoddles, out an ideal place for healthy adventure-seeking young fellows willing and able to pay 10 per day for the privilege of accompanying the roundup and chuck wagon and taking chances of having their belly shot oIV We can care for a limited number only, so if you want camp life full of excitement and adventure, address MORLEY'S RANCH, Datil, New Mexico. RANGE RIDERS AT EASE BOYD'S RANCH Ll TJA ITA 1 New Booklets on Ranches AT THE Eagle Information Bureau Room 222, Eagle Building ENCAMPMENT, VOM1NG. Located one mile Foutrjeat of Encampment, Wyoming, on the Encampment River and within five minutes waik of tire North Pork.

There is (tood Iishing in both of tnese streams. Many wonderful trips can be made a. the mountains by auto and horse; trip that you will never forget, both for their beautiful scenery and tHe exceiient fishing. Board pr.d cabin, per day. per aeek, per month, 100.

Special rates for children under 10 years. Housekeeping cabins, per day, SI 50 to J.M. Special raTes by week r- ---e. per ray. SH; per week, HO.

Prices for pack trips FRANK BOYD, tBcasttpmeat. WyoaslAg Splendid horse trail in the West, introduce visitors to fuesi ranches to many line views..