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Show TT9 mm "M mm i"13 . W firing M W Ethiopia; nilgaL bkek m mm. j j,, Sawdust w ".-.- land . 8but U 7- i. lAiviAnoHa ,C"J""" 10 anil nua" . ' emer8e from magic rum- .msrters.and The of the - footsteps wagons - smuirled battalions have of many down the corridors fe reaiiy jet , j - cuj. white loB u" " - . ,rsp0!v nm. .t. end. to ginning , i. more actual geography . .h. narrow borders of Span Li than in any similar space on fL. ri the earth. From the shores seas come Its citizens. ..A KVeD the open , hees turned toward lies rtere J the winding trail of tops. Painty equestriennes France and handsome Russians &; s i checkers In the circus game of tyard" between a genial young iwse tumbler, heir to half a mil dollars, and an old clown who from bis home In the Middle mj lured by the spangled cal-- t bis and Piper long ago, Ft m steel-throate- d j i shows bow dm n rm bin- - I Jem M Grt iw orang utaia froIn B..rneo- tiD? rhesus monkeys with pathetic face! ffwuonate dispositions, and delicate lungs; llamas from the mountain of l eru; pumas from North and South Amertca; macaw, from Mexico- lions from California sea from the Antarctic wastes-elephant friendly elephants and a curtou, armored rhinoceros from more familiar rhino from India; Africa get!.er with hyenas, dromedaries zebras, and water buffaloes. Australia contributes the kangaroo. The rhinoceros, despite his perpetual grouch and his is ue of the most amazing ugliness, valuable beasts in the circus, costing about $10,000 by the time he has been from an exporter aud raisedpurchased to maturity. tule the more impressive rhino hails from India, a dwindling species, the African, is a formidable fellow of steam-rolledisposition. Rhinoceros, elephant, or water buffalo can whip a tiger or at least discourage him In most instances. In contrast to tbe with the pachyderm, deadly horn and the tiny, piglike eyes, is the good natured hippopotamus, as genial as he is fat. Elephants From India. Circus elephants, almost without exception, come from India. Their African cousins, though larger, are much harder to handle aud have proved pretty generally useless In circuses except for display purposes. Jumbo was an African and he was stubborn, like the rest ot his countrymen. One night years ago, In St Thomas, Ont., Jumbo got Into an argument with a freight train on the wrong track, with the result that his funeral was held the following morning. Indian elephants are natural actors and enjoy doing tricks in the big show. four-foote- highly organized machine to m firmly woven Into the brilliant laics of a performance. i ie circus Is organized socially, but Irotiper's geographical background aothing to do with his qualification membership In the circus golf club. W. : Ira-- Vball team, clown society, women's Is. or circus chapter of the Ameri Above all else, the this nomadic melting pot Cross. Red las tolerance, and It's what a per is rather than where he came from counts Got most. Start in Circus. has been a springboard h which men have vaulted to prom ise In other fields. Will Rogers was Therokee Kid" with Wirth's dri'rcusdom ll 1904. Al G. Fields, the minstrel started trouplng as a Shake- farean clown. Fred Stone wore lie before the footlights claimed ud some of his best antics were fa back In "Clown Alley" during !. t clrcns days. fay persons still look upon circus Wng as something akin to robbing snfc, which accounts for the Inter-fac- t that many present-dahad to run away from home Take Mabel Stark, for ex- y Ma. clr-stsr- a Her relatives her when she white uniform virtually dis- laid aside the of the trained fse to expose herself to the maul- "big, striped tomcats," as she ftionately refers to her tigers. But oil of the calliope and the mai:ic IS midway were in her ears and she Wed to Spangleland. there to pne the onl, woman in the world W woaks, trains, and works tigers. m more scars on her bodv than f'faffe has spots, and her exciting w "as fed newspaper columns for pie. N P, f llmst unlimited geographical fttsof the circus are nowhere more traence We. than In the wild-anim- To this traveling college mSS belong nnimnla frnm avorv Pent, each a splendid phvslcal pen, receiving the utmost care a the animal attendants. Zoologi ins from leading universities tease to fine condition of rho lnna despite the fact that they are M from . t uimusi every v.ij tu 'iriatlOn In xllmnl. I. viiuiaic iu uiuncni the country presents a se- clrcus nnImal at' .'J trt j:A..t ' '"tS, Who Ofton tD 8 scfe Jungle charge, so fond r anlma's. Seldom does W '7H ale while the circus Is on the j.. ",,8lnS1e spread of canvas are Hundreds of animals and tii;(r f. ruengai,. sumaira, liSiKili llona "s ' r,0'oerla; pl?e onH tno.j. JunK'es; tall silent me open stretcnes or ftfnBlecl a. t Trained Circus Elephants They are quick to learn, once they realize what is expected of them, and their ears are tuned to applause like those of a born trouper. Most of them and they are surprisingly are so anxious about a firm footing that In most cases they will not vol untarily step on a man. The big circus cats, unless born on the show, are captured in the jungle regions with traps and pits covered with jungle foliage and baited with young goats. A new method of capturing wild beasts alive Involves shooting them with a gas bullet that puts the animal to sleep without pain. When the creature wakes up he finds himself a prisoner. These recently perfected gas bullets are said to be capable of bringing down a lion or a But tiger at a distance of 200 feet circus animals from the four corners of the earth are Imported for a far more Interesting purpose than mere exhibition. Many of them are eduIn circus "classrooms" the the cated. natural enemies of the Jungles are taught to tolerate one another. good-nature- els cars tions. There are long, steel flat the wagons and other vehicles; hundreds of huge box cars for the llamas, zecamels, elephants, horses, cars for sleeping commodious bras; the performers, staff, and laborers. in the United Circus exhibition in 1783 and States had its beginning Kick attended Washington President 1793. in In Philadelphia etfs circus was a days those early of The circus show ancestor of the present-dafadeed had no elephant! The first pachvlern, to set foot In the United S?ates arrived several years late. aL ard a sailing vessel called America. could lay clalo. spangleland scarcely In miniature a complete world within its not for the fact that Joundarlea can be seen the freak as handiwork of Nawen as the normal Is a separate and ture. The side show distinct kingdom. weJe "Tarircontinues Jij, ""'unties to be lacy, ami true of brassieres. straw called yedda Is helm; -- winy id a variety of rough lt i 1 i ' 83 wis ; - 'y I 'PICKING UP" mm 1 ivf it 1EAR i m THEUK'S something more " j uu.ug R.KI.k nuit.ll the warm spring showers are bringing forth these days-- it's If raincoats! Not Just ordinary stereotyped raincoats in the usual somber blacks, grays, blues and brown. If they were, this we are tell ing you wouldn't be news. The raincoats we are talking about are real news the most gorgeous affairs that ever went stepping out Into a springtime downpour. These handsome waterproof garments convey the message that the day of the homely merely utilitarian raincoat Is no more From now on the raincoats we will be wearing will show themselves to be both (1IB-A,- a to like smart-lookin- SMART THREE-PIEC- E Is fen fr tL, The hat, made Jockey cap fashion and the umbrella completes a perfect rainy day outfit But, see what else In the way of a swanky raincoat a spring or summertime shower la apt to coax out Into the open. We are referring to the model centered In this group. The smart set are going In for the white raincoat for all they are worth. They are usually made of a zephyr weight poplin or crepe de chine and Sport clothes for first country FIGHT YOUR BATTLES week- costume comprises skirt, cape and sweater, or cape and suit A lovely one which I saw recently was of hand knitted fabric In a mustard and black and white plaid. The cape of this was r length, amply cut with a tailored collar. The skirt of th same knit was tailored with extra fullness Introduced In pressed plaits. The sweater was mustard colored and high necked. With this a slouch felt hat of the mannish persunslon would look well, with shlllles. pigskin gloves and a pigskin purse. A variation Is the dress with a cape In contrasting material, lined with the dress material. In dark shades this looks smart either In town or In the country, if the dress Is suf three-quarte- one-piec- e flclently simple. Spread at Shoulder Line Fluttery and Impressive d plement. It has been something of a surprise to those who thought that the winged silhouette, the wide shoulder, had blown Itself out to the moment of collapse, to discover that certain Paris couturiers have Increased the Influ ence to such an extended degree that It suggests an airplane silhouette. That .Schlnpnrelll should do some thing extreme In this direction Is not Her development of this surprising. width at top Into a fashion which Juts out over the arms to a degree that gives reason to Its Indication as"shoul dor trays" makes clear the arresting character of this fashion. Casaquin Type of Blouse la Meeting With Favor The casacjuln type of blouse wedged their IMPa,eU skins have A.id a i.it.U into favor again J'w sivl- - .f -- vening dress tl.nf "re to' attract more and more' alien-Homade as the season advance. tber .very n skirt attached rM with finely pleated yoke. Hp draped to a closely Wffnn, or attention. recehei-greate- Separate swaggei coats In fancy fabrics are strongly In Woven In novelty fabrics, are dorsed. the lending accessory. Com hum Jew elry makes a new hid for attention dresses with related long coats. Jink eUvor cKjieMa often 'intrusting" and color, are extensive)) shown. u HKCTOU me alone. ,A, 11 JONES won't let "No? How's that?" "Every time I go out to play ball he always comes and mixes It up with me." "H'm. What did you do to him?" "I never do anything to him. He begins It. I only hit him when he wanted to take my ball from me. Then he runs and tells his mother." "You didn't tell your mother, did you?" "Well Anyhow. Well, he began It." "You can both settle It If yon can't hold your own with a boy your own age I'm sorry for you." The telephone rang before mother had said the last word. It was Mrs. Hector Jones. "I don't like to complain but really. Hector comes In dally with a complaint about Robert hitting I did hope the him or something. children could play together nicely but If this goes on I shall have to forbid Hector playing with Robert at alf "That would be too bad, Mrs. Jones, but I think that they ought to be able to settle their own difficulties. I Imaging they aren't as bad friends as they seem to think. They'll be going to school together this afternoon as usual." "I suppose so, but It's getting on my nerves." Don't let It get on your nervea. Once the children have gone to school let them stay off your mind and rest your nerves against the time when they come back. No good ever come of settling children's disputes for them." There Is only one situation that ever. In my opinion, needs the Interference of the grown people. When a helpless child Is being made the butt of the crowd some grown person has to take the matter up with the young sters, explain about the helpless child, put hlro In their care and keeping. Once they take him under their wings woe ho!.ie tbe luckless one who hurts him. r Knowledge May Be of Valua to Traveler. Here la a list giving the color combinations of the 1933 automobile license plate for all of the atatea and the District of Columbia. The color of tbe numerals and lettering la given first, and then that of the background. Alabama White on blue. Arizona Copper on black. Arkansas Black on white. California Orange oa black. Colorado Black on orange. Connecticut White or maroon, DelawareColonial blue on old gold. District of Columbia Yellow oa black. Florida Black on orango. GeorgiaBlue on orange. Idaho Orange on black. Illinois White on blue. Indiana White on red. Iowa White on midnight blue. Kansas White oa dark blue. Kentucky White on green, Louisiana Black on orange. Maine-W- hite on black. Maryland White on blue. Massachusetts White oa green. Michigan Black on white. Minnesota Black on aluminum. Mississippi White on green. Missouri Buff on chocolate. Montana White on green. Nebraska Blue on orange. Nevada-Bl- ack on orange. New Hampshire Green on white. New Jersey Red on black. New Mexico Red on orange. New York Black on yellow. North Carolina White on blue. North Dakota White on green. OklOhio Black on orange. ahomaYellow on black. Oregon-Iv- ory on black. Pennsylvania Gold on blue. Rhode Island Black on white. South Carolina Black oa white. South Dakota Yellow oa black. Tennessee Cream on brown. Texas Orange on white. Utah-W-hite on black. Vermont White on blue. Virginia Black on white. Washington-Wh- ite on green. West Virginia Yellow on black. Wisconsin Whlta on blue. Wyoming Black on Ivory. Cleveland Plain Dealer. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet are the original little liver pilli put up 00 years sko. They regulate liver and bowels. Adv. Yoi, Th.y Should Haval speaking. In order to be successful, should have enough sense and solidity to hold the Judgment, and enough fun to relieve the agony. Exchnnge. After-dinne- r .. i. ft V it cent SPORTS OUTFIT FOR COUNTRY WEEK-ENends begin to be an Important wardrobe Item right now. To allow for vagaries In the weather they must be good and warm. Materials should be dark so you can leave town by train or car in the main outfit of the weekend, leaving plenty of room In your bag for dinner pajamas, extra sweaters, walking shoes and the rest. A particularly satisfactory sort of suits Here is one of those practical these much so about we are hearing medlum-mlldavs has a jacket for topcoat for a also days or when the traveling or motoring to take a drop. thermometer chan.es is to be "stunts" One of Its stylish In contrasting made of the same cloth cheviot fo.- the skirt and color-bro- wn Identical cheviot In topcoat with the he tne J,trket- for old Hd Rn hat shantung d' an?" colden peau and brown velwith Its vellow. gold a pleasing com makes vet flowers Boya and Glrli: There la a Uttle matter, very easy for yon to aet right, that la giving a great many Will yon people a lot of trouble, please pick up after yourselves? In the bouse you throw your hat on a chair, your rubbers, one under the table, one beside the chair, your booka are scattered from one end of the house to the other. When you get out of your night clothes you leave them In a heap on the floor. Tou drop your bathrobe In another corner. Aa you hurry along the street to school you toss the chewing gum wrapper on the walk, the wrappings from the bar of chocolate follow after The skins from the orange or banana you took from the breakfast table are tossed anywhere as you go along. When you get to school you throw anything you dont happen to need anywhere you happen to be. The yards, ao well swept before you entered them, are soon Uttered from end to end. Somebody baa to pick up everything That la not fair. you throw down. In this game everybody baa to pick up bis own things so aa not to overburden anyone else. Of course If you learned not to throw them down, but to put them where they belonged the first time, nobody would be overworked and everybody would be helped. There la another side to It We would not bother ao much about the extra work you gave us at borne and abroad If It helped you any. It doea not help you to throw things about It hurts you. Disorder and dirt and confusion are not the conditions in which you can grow. They check your growth. You do not feel harmonious, content, happy In the messy place. That la why we try to decorate It and keep It a cheerful, colorful place. You need that orderly beautiful quality In your surroundings for your growth. Every time you help disorder you There la always a hurt yourself. spiritual reaction to every physical action. When you are careless and disorderly In your hablta your thinking takes on that quality. What you think, that you are. The way of your doing becomes again the way of your thinking and round and round you go on this whirling merry go round of dirt, disorder and confusion. It Isn't healthy, It Isn't childlike, It Isn't de- Lift the weight off your mother'a shoulders first ' Pick up after yourNever leave a room without self. looking back to see what you have left out of place and turning back to Never drop set It where It belongs. anything where somebody else will If you reform have to pick It up. In this respect the whole community will bless you. And you will feel very' much better Inside and out D Pleated Skirti it ma : g Bt CHEKIE NICHOLAS hronze-co- l ored Jewelry. a tunic, nut A funic Is always wriipnnmnd as well. nib, red transparent velvet tnm1 m striking n,,"ro' sum''' ,flk; on added chic when si- ,ame color are worn. ';t7 and To be assured of this, It Is only necessary are as dainty as the summery dressea to take a look at the perfectly charmThis model Is sleeveless they top. These and can be comfortably slipped over ing types In the Illustration. models are among the newest of the another coat. Wide shoulders and new. voluminous sleeves underneath mean The stunning highland plaid cape-coa- t nothing to this raincoat. The white with Its hat to match as shown hat of matching poplin not only proto the right In the picture Is enough tects but It also flutters. to tempt any weather man to keep on Another model which we cannot resending showers indefinitely. Not only frain from mentioning is of black and Is this raincoat a treat to the eye but white check rubberized silk. There the fact that It has no bothersome Is a little visored and an umbrella cap sleeves to crumple up the dress beto match and, listen to this, the whole neath makes It a Joy to wear. And combination Is lined with red. Exthe umbrella, well we leave It to you. amine the handle of the umbrella and If It Is not just too for yon will discover It Is hollowed out words. Into a sort of pocket with a snap The full length cape to the left will cover keep your taxi fare handy In It be welcomed by those whe are lookThe crepe de chine raincoats bn dls- ing for a rain protection that Is easy jplay are ever so attractive. These to throw on and off. It can be worn are In subdued patterned variously side with out check or either the the checks and plaids. reverse, rubberized white broadcloth. S). U3J, Wantern Newspaper Union. Mystery of Circusdom. of the mystery of circusdom lies in the moving of Ihis miniature cosmos, with its citizenry of animals and people from every clime, and in the pitching of the tents that compose the canvas city. The largest circus carries its own doctor, lawyers, detectives, barber shop, blacksmith shop, exfire department, chefs, business travIt and perts, and postal service, secon 100 railroad cars In four to enhance smart Capolets continue lg freshens up a Jaded outfit U TfS 1 Mirch Women Want to Know About Fashions i, f By ANGELO PATRI style-minde- d to the the trouper "The TAGS IN YEAR 1933 CHILDREN ?T beauty-consciou- without reservation :latlon of VU x COLORS FOR AUTO OUR MOIOLAS J coun-unde- h . sa ;. the big top draws supreme law of must go on." By CIIERIE popuia-lio- n liber the ends of the earth. Such tbe population of Spangleland, r people from nearly every the sun aie fed Into the hop-o- ( jscriblng New Raincoats Are Irresistible r athletes and Scandinavia; from Italy, Argen iinj brunettes "jlexico. and sunny Spain ; blond ara with Iron bodies; suave, almond eyed sing Austrians; Yokohama. Tokyo, and from ii satl and from the seething land slieiks from ae dragon; lifting sands of Araby; whip-Sefrom Australia and hard from the western plains; ra, acrobats, aerialists, riders. ev ; executives and laborers from all owe alle-ic- t ittte In the Union to the transient country of d t die steppes; Britain 5 Great J vaal; Ring. Department 8tt Bric. iwnu of sawdust and angles. pi" frwa Cin-U- i . does not end here There are hln. popotanmses from north of the tn . Cnited tigdrcus. ..... gemsbok me circus colony ,re Uufin beara, huge black Wi0ws Geography Seen Actual ki, tapir, and (nnnglrcus "iriu t: Itmt I LEHI FREE PRESS. LEHI. UTAH ' Healthy children can always hold their own Now and then a bully ap pears bill the group usually settle with I'nbllc opinion him promptly enough on tbe playground Is a powerful weapon, and the bully soon finds It turned again) him. Hands off In the rWldren'a SqinrbMesr mmnlly the best policy. O Bttl Bjrn(llct. k f.fM 1, ... ii POISON bowels! in Your Poisons absorbed into the system from souring waste in the bowels, cause that dull, headachy, sluggish, bilious condition; coat tbe tongue; foul the breath; sap energy, strength A little of Dr. and nerve-forcCaldwell's Syrup Pepsin will clear up trouble like that, gently, harmlessly, in a hurry. The difference it will make in your feelings over night will prove its merit to you. Dr. Caldwell studied constipation for over forty-seve- n years. This long experience enabled him to make his prescription just what men, women, old people and children need to make their bowels help themselves. Its natural, mild, thorough action and its pleasant taste commend it to everyone. That's why "Dr. Caldwell Syrup Pepsin," as it is called, is the most popular laxative drugstores sell e. Da. W. B. Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN A Doctor Family Laxative Large Pimples on Face Twelve Years Healed by Cuticura "l was troubled with pimples all over my face, neck, back and arms. They were hard, large and red, and hurt when I touched them. They festered and scaled over and at times X could hardly stand to have my clothes touch my back and arms. I could get no rest or sleep and was in that condition about ten or twelve years. "I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample of each. I purchased more and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two twenty-flvcent boxes of Ointment I was healed." (Signed) Mrs. Marsha Nevils, R. 6, Bpx 125, LaGrange, Texas. July 26, '32. Cuticura Soap 25c Ointment 25c and 60c Talcum 25c. Sold everywhere. One sample each free. "Cotlrtira laboratories, Dept, . R. Milden, Mass." Adv. e , WNTJ Strrlcfc - - |