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Fairgrounds
. Today the red warons roll.
The four lone railroad trains of
the Ringlinf Bros, and Barnum St
Bailey circus were due between
1 and 3 ajn. this morning in the
Southern Pacific yards, coming
from Portland.
The Flying Squadron first in,
with the cookhouse and menagerie
was to be spotted on the railway
crossing for swift unloading by
daybreak.
Red wagons and cages were then ;
to proceed by motor to the show
lot at the fair grounds parking lot,
where performances will be given
at 2:15 and 8:15 pjn., with doors
open at 1 and 7 p.m., today.
The other three trains, with the
elephants, the world's largest big
top, the horse tents, the dressing
rooms, the shop tents, tons of rig
gings and paraphernalia, hundreds
of horses and the bulk of the cir
cus cast of 1450 people, follow at
Intervals of half an hour.
Birthdays Theme
The big hurrah of the Big Show
this year is "Birthdays," the fea
tured spectacle, celebrating in fan
tasy and fun, the natal days of
nursery rhyme and fairy tales'
characters, -it requires a cast of
2.000 people and animals. Next is
"The Girl in the Moon," an aerial
extravaganza with 60 smiling girls
soaring in 60 smiling moons; then
comes "San Francisco, dashing
equestrian salute to the Golden
Gate, the Gold Rush and the '49-
ers in this, their centennial year.
Last is "The Glorious Fourth," the
patriotic, aerial pageant, with ele
phants, clowns and girls in a red.
white and blue tidal wave.
Pre-eminent in the van of the
invading stars and features from
Europe this year are Clausson's
Syrian Acrobatic Bears; the Mar
gas, aerial ballerinas; Alma Piaia,
French darling of big top flights;
Bokara Sextette of somersaulting
marvels; Lillian- Wittmack, Den
mark's equestrienne; Peterson s
Jockey dogs: Dei Morals, Spanish
high -perch wizards; the Astrid
Franklin gyro-gymnasts: Swanson
In suicidal plunges; La Norma, Pa
risian Pinwheel, and scores of oth
ers.
Act Held Over
Held over from last year's im
xrtation are Unus, the man who
"walks" on his forefinger; Fran
is Brunn, juggling genius; the
Alazanas, thrillers on the high
wire; JusXino Loval, bareback rid
ing star; Lola Dobritch, toe dan
cer on the tight wire; the Beginos,
ace acrobats: bareback somersalt
ing stars; Kay Clarke, aerialist;
the Flying Concellos; Flying Art
"onys; the Flying Comets;. Dhotre's
Leopards, Mathies Tigers and oth
ers. After tonight's performance, the
four lone circus trains will de
part for Eugene.
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Pic tared above are scenes from the Ringling Bros, and Barnum and Bailey rirens lot which will be re
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Missionary Society
Honors Member
With Shower
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KEIZER The Woman's Mis
sionary society met Wednesday
with Mrs. Louis Cross on North
River road.
Mrs. Merwin Hickman assisted
the hostess and also reviewed the
study book chapter. Mrs. Paul Geil
led devotions. Mrs. Dale Mudgett,
who recently moved to Shaw, was
honored with a handkerchief show
Mrs. Ira Turner and Mrs. Paul
Geil will be hostesses to the group
In October.
Judge Mjirphy
Tours Slate
Marion County Judge Grant
Murphy is thfs week attending a
series of district 'meetings" of the
Oregon Association bf Counties.
Judge Murphy 1st president of
the association. He attended a
meeting at Canyon City on Wed
nesday and will be at similar con
ferences in Heppner on- Friday,
Klamath Falls on Sunday and at
Eugene on September 20.
SOCIALITE MARRtES
LOS ANGELES, Sept 14-(iP)-Edith
Alice Pierrepcbt Moffat, 19-year-old
daughter of the late U. S
Minister to Canada, J. fPierrepont
Moffat, was married - tonight to
Donn Braden Spenser, 28, Po
mona (Calif.) college senior. The
bride's grandfather, Joseph C
Grew, former ambassador to
Japan, gave her in jnarriage.
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