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THE EUGENE GTJARTJ SCENES OF JEWISH-MOSLEM CLASHES Campbell's Used Car Market 935 Olive Street Rudolph Ganx, famous pianist, composer and orchestra conductor, li M In F"f?ne Suad&f and Monday enrouco to Irs boma in yew York city from Ban Francisco whera he has been conducting thla aummar. While in Gnaene Mr. Gam will be rnest of John mark Ivracj, associate dean of the University of Oregon school of music, who Is a former pupil of Mr. Gans. (CONTINUED FROM PAG E I) Page Two I BIG AL I? amattsf"' we)" uuuww'ii1aw iWWWiaajjwiwyWTf'a'i Z Will If IHBHUiUg JJJjlUHJ., , everything else was a mile away on Vi i4rmi train. "How was the water. Lulu? How waa the water?" everyone is asking. "After the Show" Tt la after, the show. The long clrcua cars, with their niklit likhu. tumd un the aiding. The first section gone? Tea. long ago They are the boya who arrive in the neit town at 8 a. m. ond "do the dirly work," the long, hard, shift which means preparing a city of tents for MOO people. Even the ropes of the "big top are being struck on the circus lot. Inside the largest, most commod ious drawing room on the siding, Lil lian Leitzel, and her husband, Al fredo Codona, likewise a world-fum-ous serialise, are hosts at a little supper party. Jennlo 1b there the friend of Miss Leitael who used to do trapeae "the double trapa" before ahe was hurt. "Jimmie" ia there. "Vera," Misa Vera Bruce, trained by Alfredo; and Alfredo'a brother, Lalo, are there. And I am privileged to be there, too. So were Miss Leitsel's character dolls, lino, Ignata, and Leopoldina. In Role of Cook - Happy la bo who enjoys the hos- S Utility of Miss Leltxel, in ear 87. nil how she can cook I She told me the secret of the delicious meat bolls She served "ground beef, of course, my dear. With onion, and bite of bacon, and chopped green peppers." There was lettuce salad, wiui a clev- riv mir rngE"r , rcsLii ui H4iitiig. And mejon. And ginger ale corks pop. Afterwards Mies Leitzel Is chaaed from the chafing dlah corner by Al fredo with a kiss, and the "boys" do the dishes, or its equivalent. Every thing disappears, aa if by magic. The table ia folded away. (Everything folds, It seems, even Miss Leltzel's mirror, her portable sewing machine, &40mm5L CLL m These pictures show scenes In Palestine where Hot I no Between Araba and Jews resulted In loss of American Uvea. Twelve young American student were reported to have been killed. At left la a view of Jeruealem. At right, above, la the "Walling Wal' of the Jewa" at Jerusalem, which figures laroalv In the present outbreak. Below Is a street scene In Tel Aviv, where bloody skirmishes were frequent and several American casualties were reported. Be Sure About Your Eyes Bye troubles forecast them selves In many ways tired eyes, headaches, etc. When taken care of at once, per manent injury la avoided. COME IN AND SEE Dr. H. W. Barr At Brlstow'a Jewelry Store Listen to the Optometry Program over KOW each Friday at 6:25 P. M. Perfect Diamonds are flawless diamonds. Perfectly cut and exquis itely mounted th7 nr.Sita a natural gift for any oc casion. We Speolsllie In PERFECT DIAMONDS A GOOD POSITION Thf". what 7a Mut Dd what Tot cn n. And It la (uitr to neMd thn to tmU. U To T On HrHt tart. Ak trip Mom nd for ear fr book. sHovf Your PuUtr For YouH find tmr penntw I e4UmUon to a tin lt4 Dunbar of bottor trpo Mudcnta PM Wr. rvf School lb 7Ms7 ihn torfo BiQaAT AMD lM4Mi CtTP AND Villi f).M con T fKS & f obllrttticm on V TP North Aomool or Com Portland, Orofon Without kit my prt. dImm Mixi m 0 roar FREE bnr. "Mov 1 lew raturo Forward. NAM ADDRESS the gasoline Iron, with which Sylvia, ner maid, presses ner costumes.) uo na to tne mov es Then, keeping my seat on the dsy bed, which, by the way, haa a pretty cnints cover, 1 saw motion pictures run off on a little acreen tacked at one end of the room. The room Itself Is much like a state-room on a first' class ship. 'Would von like to see Babv Leit- sel?" asked Miss Leltsel, speaking of the five-year-old niece who ia named for hor. Motion pictures of the charming little girl are thrown on the acreen. while Miss Leltsel tells me about Baby Leltsel. "The daughter of my onlyxbrother, you know. He'e director vf th. Art lastltuts In Mlh waukee, Wis., snd this little tot is artistic to her fingertips. She Is only five, but ber drawings have already been exhibited aa 'impressions of a five-year-old.' " Then one sees other chsrmlng fam ily pictures Miss Leitzel snd Al fredo on the occasion of their (Irst wedding anniversary recently in Chi cago and the cake, with one candle in the center. Finally come scenes taken under the "big top." One sees "Con" Colleano, genius of the tight wire do his famous Lack-somersaults and dance on. the wire. One sees Alfredo do his dan geroua triple so'merssult from the hands of Lalo, his brother, to a firing trapeae. "We have a wonderful movie of Hutch' (Mr. Hutchison) estlng sweet corn," laughed Miss Leitzel. But one must always go home, even from the movies. And "home for me In this case was car 83, where 1 shared a stateroom with Theol Nel aon, the little acrobat o( four genera tions of acrobatic Nelsons, snd who haa done, likewise, a turn at vaude ville and in Earl Carroll's "Vanitiea. The Track Meet Thn1 nri T tnlkcil. SB VOItiefl do when they "take their back hair down," And she told me of the track meet she is arranging for Labor day iu Chico. "We only have one performance that day," said Theol, "so we are busy planning races. There will he a sin ale girls' race. ' nd a married wo men 3 race. And tha mothore will race, too. Aunty Leltael has put up two prizes. Wasn't that good of her I And Alfredo ia offering a prise, too. We shall only have to pick out one or two more." And would you believe it? Dally, bctweon performances, the young wo men of the circua are "training 1 for their track meet. Borne of them are acrnbata, it la true, but running la another form of exercise, and they want to be ready In that triaj of skill st Chleo. A gramsphone, which has been grinding out Italian music from some where in the csr Is shut off. "God night, Minnie," someone cells outside. 'Have some grspes? A cigarette?" asks hoapltable little Theol. "You dou't amoke? Well, I don't either, much. But aomatinice when I think of my husband andxniy little baby ao far away, It gives me something to do. I'll be seeing them, though, this winter. It's two Uves ws lead, we cir cus folk. There's the professional life, In the summer trsvellng, trsvel Ing. And In the winter we will take a little apartment, and play bridge, and drive our car, and do all the little everyday things other folk do." 1 climb into the "upper" In Theol s stateroom. Bhs is still busy below. Out of her little Icebox comes a boi of candy. . , , "Have a piece? And do yon think thla candy will keep till Suuday? I'm glviug a little brldga party Sun- to Then, aa Samuel Tcpys might ssy, after a less adventurous day, "And so to bed." Good Morning . 'TJId tou sleep well?" It Is theol, smiling, standing on her little bed. which is Just five feet three to tit her five-fcct?two-aml-a-half, to hid me good morning. Some where in the heck of my mind Is s dim recollection of trains switching, snd then the sliding motion ss the big engines took us on to the next town. "Yes, marvelonsly well. I reply, still aware of the luxury of a com fortable hed and a smooth pillow un der my hsad. .... , "I went to sleep myself, before I hsd finished my prayers." says Theol. Theol dons s little white sports out fit, vcrv trig with sleeveless sweater and white felt hat. An-! we start out to look for the circus "lot"' wtiTch may be a few Mocks or s few miles we don't know yet. We were "hello" to Billy the dwarf who Is "clownlug" with the Hingllng-Harmim show. Billy, for all a long masculine face, has s complex for daintinras, and a permanent wave. He might tell you hia version of why he Is dwsrfcd. "Mowed down by s Packard. I was. You woo't see me' setting hit by euy of these cheap esrs. 1 tine learns Hie distinction between "mhlRrttT' and dwarfs. The mitlsets, such as tse I'oll family (snd strangely rnoiwlk. Hint is renll.v their surname I, are etnsll, but perfectly formed, whereee the de-srfs frequently hsve hssrie or shoulders normal site snd yet have not developed normally in phvsioiie. Tlie I 'oil family, in the sideshna. cMine from s town In tier msuy ehere nearly the whole town is made up of nudnets. "Major" Mite the tiniest of the idgels of the world, is with the show, hut he hu six-foolers for brothers, one is told. The "Msjor" is real Oregonian. by the war Portland. And that may explain the tall brothers. The Conk Tent g) The circus life ive one en unim lis I red smtetlte. And the food is good, jl.ong ter.'e n one tent serve the ev ' per Decimals. Xutrs ara-joliier tents for the workingmen, or "roust abouts." ons for negroes alone. The aweetcorn I had wua some of the best this summer. And one may choose his meat, hia drink, and his dessert "Strawberry pie? Or would tr..i. norA un..l.';ll rkiM-kn mm. dream of a clrcua diet of pink lemon ade, and peanuts and crackerjack. But they would grow hearty and thrive on the carefully prepared fare of the HJngllng-Barnum circus. A flat aum of $3500 ia required each day In a city to proviaion the cook tent ond to provide hay and apo dal feeds for the stock and mena gerie. Aa one becomes an "old trouper' he learns not to take Hie crust trom the top of a pile of bread passed hia way. The crust is used as the dust cover. Nicknames, or What Have Yon? Workingmen about the lot have their nicknam6a. One la "Pork Chops" because he la fond of thorn. One la "Iodine." Still another is "Blrtv Neck," and another (we won der why?) Is "Three Weeks. - Yet every man, however email or apparently insignificant his part. Is a very real part of the "big snow." The trapezes must he hung just so. The nets must be tied in nlace in just the right way. And It ia the hum ble workingmen who does It- the roustabouta wno ride tne first, second and third sections and is brother to hardship. Perhaps each one has some smbi tion, deep In his heart. Like Henry, for Instance. Henry Is Miss Leltzel's tent boy. "Good heavens, Henryl What la the meaning of this? Don't let them tether that goat near my tentl What a stupid boy!" Yet one knows that Is only a way of apeaking for Mire Leitzel. She knows thst Henry is alwaya depend able Henry. 1 Meet Mr. Parlsesu Henry is French. But there Is no "Henri1' in his name, just plain Henry Joseph Psriseau. io waa born in Massachusetts, snd his parents still lire in Fall River, Mass. "Do you ever think of quitting the show, Henry?" I aak him. "Not unless the show aulta." waa hia quick rejoinder. He confided to me that he has been sticking to circuses now for several years, the only one of his family with tha show. And Henry Is ambitious. "Well, now, I alwaya did want to take a try at the trapeze," confessed Henry, when pressed tor nis plans. "1 hsven't done It so far there hasn't been anyone to learn me. But maybe this winter, it J gel to go with Miss Leltsel and Mr. Codona with their own circus Into Mexico, I'll get to try. What 1 learn, I learn fast." "111 tint yon In a story. Henry. I told him. "Then when you are a famous tranese artist 1 csn claim the distinction of being the first to write you up. Henry gruinea, and scratencu nis esr. "Well, now, will you? said ne. It mav he a far cry from Henry to John Uingllng with his millions, his srt collection and hia trips shrond. But Henry is only 28. Who knows? secona dudio Ts-ta-ta! Ta-ta-ta!'1 The bugle sounds sharply. Time to dress! This time I sm taking Thenl's place In the opening pageant around the "big top." 1 will wear her ostrich leather neanoress wnn n dangling pearls, and her spsngled costume. I will ride wish Lucl;;i Ieers, trapeze artist, and one ot tne Rleffenach girls, a skilled eques trienne. We are all part of the "scenery" on a float drawn by two faithful camels which hauled guns and ammunition In Mcsopotsmia during the World war, and are now owned by the circus. At the first sound of the bugle "Nellie Kelly" a little Spitz dog has rushed out to Merle Kvsns, the hand director, who sounds the bugle. "Nel lie Kelly never fails to do this. "Ts-ts-ta! Ta-ta-ta! Second bugle. Everyone ready. The band strikes np. Then round snd round the "big top," and the show is hospitable "city of tents" with which 1 have now trouped day and night. I know I love it. I know I shall never forget It. Who can forget - Liitue bva tne midget elephant with the . droll way of rolling her head from aide to aide under her pointed clown hat? Who can forget '"Zero" and "Arctic", the two giant white dogs. Siberian sheep-dog crossed with Alaskan husky, which haul the "pig eon hotel?" Who can forget the ?rancing little zebras, trained by 'rank Asher and Mary Leonard, or the marvelous horses trained by Tex" Elmlundt? N Moat of all who can forget the wonderful hospitality .f hc pcolf who make the circus what it Is? 1 know I must Bhake the dust of the circus from my walking ehoea. But wouldn't I love to wipe them on Miss Leltzel's little door-mat?. Yes, she hns a door-mat in front of her tent. It doesn't say the proverbial "Wel come," but her welcome can be a very warm one. Well "so-long, and good luck." 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