Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-22
RINCLINC BROS.
HERE TUESDAY
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1850 PEOPLE WILL BE ADDED ~
TULSA POPULATION ~ TOWN
OF RINGLINGsNiLLE.

In the early hours OF Tuesday morn,
Ing the first Of the long yellow trains
carrying the Ringing Brothers cir
Gus, will wind Its way into Tulsa, And
with It's coming win arrive that first
aid tp the Injured, mat antidotG for
the fever, diagnosed az red wagonltis.
and which all flesh Is noir 10, SO be
prepared on this morning when the
carroos Of traditional gold Rlelm and
glitter are being unloaded nt the Fris-
GO tracks 10 find Little Willie, pride
Of the household, missing, for no
win be- there and with him more nl
tho boys that never grow old, but
whom time has matured into Williams
land Bills.
The circus will come in four trains
comprising Sc cars with l6 sleepers
and the run here win be fmm Bar
tlesville, In annexing Itself TO Tulsa,
moving municipality Of "RinglinsNlle"
Will add TO the local population 1900
people from all parts of tho world,
$50 horses, 80 elephnats, 40 camels
and l0S dens Of the representatives Of
the jungles and the forests Of at home,
The show Is carrying this year its
heaviest equipment and the largest
stretches Of canvas the Ringing
Brothers have ever used, for i'm adid-
tion to the arenic bin the circus is
also presenting this year the spectacle
OF Joan Of Are
The "2I-hour man" who looks after
all of the physical arrangements Of
the circus viii arrive tomorrow, and
he win be followed by the commits
sary, for he must do the marketing
Tor this big family. The first train TO
arrive viii bring the kitchens and
cook house and TO the late slcepers
near the show grounds the first tok-
eu that the circus has arrived, how
ever plcbian it may be, will be tho
aroma of boiling coffee and ham and
eggs. And the feed for the stock and
animaE wiz also be there, for no
we'll bred elephant would dream Of
starting his days work without his
morning cereal--a bale OF timothy.
In the forenoon of Tuseday the
street par.de will take place and de-
spite all of the enterprise, briliancy
and ingenuity which the hustling citl- !
Zens Of Tulsa have thrown into their
Durbar pageants, the five famous
showmen promise that they will also
have many novelties. The procession
viii he three miles in length and full |
Of glitter and color, make handsome
display Of horses, animals and Wild |
beasts, tableau cars people with gaily
garbed girls elephants, camets and |
2ebras in harness, clowns in plenty |
and bands galore.
Ringing Brothers win give two per-
formances here, starting at eight, the !
gates opening an hour before each for .
"A view Of the large zoo and also for
the band concert
In the regular circus bill, there will |
be given 125 world-sought acts in the
three rings the rigging at the pole
tops and on the stages and hippo
drome track Every novelty that the
OH and the new world could produce
viii be shown with many remarkable
feats of dare and skill, besides splen-
did showings of bareback and high
school equlstrianism. There viii be
fifty clowns and the usual races at
the finish. The tents will all be light
ed by electricity from the shows own
plants ana many innovations for the
comfort of patrons VIII be found in
circus.