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PAWNEE BILL' S FAR EAST

Masterly Manhood

There is one predominant feature of The Wild West and Congress of Roughriders of the World which especially challenges administration and respect. It is out and through and through the manliest exhibition of our day and probably all the days since the birth of Adam- has ever seen, and the peer of which in that respect, as well as many others, neither the immediate nor remote future will

THE INDIAN AS HE IS

The men who "do something" accomplish more than their perfected task, as they leave a basis on which younger people are inspired to emulate, copy and improve. Thus Schreyvogel, Cross Russel, and the former master; Remington and Catlin, have not only done good work as producers, but also as teachers whose brilliant depiction of distant scenes has recruited scholars to the art preservative.

Among the many promising young artists, whose tastes have been whetted for this special line of work, is Mr. Joseph Scheurle, of Chicago, who, like his predecessor, has made

"WATCHING AND WAITING"

THE OLD STAGECOACH STARTS ON ITS FAITHFUL JOURNEY

be at all likely to produce or approach. Without exception, the hundreds of representatives from the various enlightened, civilized, semibarbarous and sayage nations include in its anthropological, military equestrian and tribal division are nature's noblemen in physiques, fearless audacity, consummate skill in equestrianism.

his studies "on the spot." He has for the past few years roamed around and lived with the remnants of the picturesque aborigines, and reveled in nature's studio with its inspiring scenes, atmosphere, and as to animal and man-nature created models.

Some of his studies from nature will be found on the next pages.

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