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Show 6 a THE WEEKLY KfcWS teStftKSW. t.AVTONV UTAH Where They W . Tliii designed with soft and a contrast- ; otH f those peien H! i It h always a pleas ure te .ho, ly popular request. ik io s t.me: sally becoming By ELMO SCOTT WATSON A blazing July day 73 1 years ago this month two m I t .ffvVt armies pt Americans, one cpmposed of men of the North and the other, men of the South met in des-y- j perate encounter on the . n; banks of a little stream in When it Was , Virginia. ' over, the men from the North were ' ih full retreat The men from the South had won the battle but as it later turned out "they had lost the war because they would not or could not follow up their advan tonight1 WNH Service. Boll Syndicate. Cloths" saturated with polishing liquids if stored away ina-dose- t often chuse spontaneous combustion. Keep these cloths in . Late ih the afternoon one of their commanders, seeing the route of his adversaries, exclaimed, 'Give me 10,000 mert and I will be in Washington -- Out out ol'd "canes in raspberry mshes when, they are through gating-- , fruit. These ctfnes will never bear fruit again.. ' . "tage- -. trons. Send 15 cents for yqur . copy. . Send your 'order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept,, 149 New Montgomery A ye., San Francisr . co, Calif. cred Un contairier.- - '. Perhaps Oil or oily substances should speculating off historical "ifs is be used on waed floors. never of all But Idlest the occupations. They soften the wax, sink into one canftof; help wondering what wood and eventually darkert 'it. . V it .?!' might have happened if these 10, . k u-000 men had been given to "Stone Ii'lv.i .tiuln-- m .in, ' mantl'd si'wr 1! iiti.i huknln, now When making- pastry use only wall .Jackson, Knowing him, as it) lus we do In the light of his later ea jo.tr, romM iti .ill enough water to hold ingredients t!i un ! s chickens, we i'w.s can believe that readily together: Mix quickly, .roll and .reef, in tin vill.it','. hit oJ .t Hoot of he would have made good his handle as little as possible if you . . fcwnopod down nt'ott the EngIf he had, the Confed wish pastry to be flaky. promise. RALLYING THE Tit OOFS OF BEE, BARTOW AND EVANS AT THE RATTLE OF UULL RUN , lish Mioli as and it won muy. war the then . eracy might have "cleaned tip a Stui sni lis Bust, and there. At least the course of Point training, with joVph E John- - tain but upon ' receiving ' the news century ago. True, the old A cup 0 1 peanut buttef mixed on, soldier of high renown In both down which ness stunts tniati appealed to Un events during the next four years state, turnpike, of native of hts the secession half a cup of mayonnaise with armies, in full command; and with so g.tily joung man. 'undoubtedly- would have been very Pierre Beauregard, sometime called Bee resigned from the army and the Federal .troops marched and one finely chopped raw onion At twenty ntu h shoal Toh.t. the "Beau Sabreur of th Confethe battle and over which different .from' what it was. returned to South Carolina. He aefore a makes good' sandwich spread. ' deracy," in active charge of the battle entered the Confederate service as , ei WNH Bervlck, Uell Byndlcate. they retreated 0 dejectedly after- calm to Tolju, nintricd utul Mt line. It remained for a hitherto rather himself up as a do tier in nmlhor-o- f '. The story of the battle fought on obscure brigade commander, a profesmajor of Infantry and on Juna ward, is now a modem highway, peat I, expanding through tin emdotted with filling stations, July 21, .1861, the first major en- sor of artillery tactics and natuial 17. 1861 Was made brigadier generand trading ahro.ul as well t to perceive that tiic high- al, a distinction which he lived to But homes. philosophy, and , pire, of a is fa way to war, gagement Washington, to the capture of near Manassas, tt: WHATS THE BEST. RECIPE th? tolling plain Makes Auil.ii iius Muse. . miliar one.-- In Its genera! outlines, the Union capital, and possibty recog. enjoy only 4 little mpre than of blood the ' to most Americans.which was stained.with FOR SUCCESSFUL HOME But there are nition of the new Confederacy by anx- month. At Japans third industrial exposi' on fateful that iously sue! HERE IT IS..: . waiting CANNING? the foreign powers of ih not tion m Tokyo. HKKI, Hr K.ikiohi the termination of many aspects given it the war by is so much the same that single day, July .'schoolbook histories, which make stroke, was as wide noted a ' loelognt, delivered most historians peak the battle could be fought all over open as If It had a lecture on the possibilities of proit one of the 'most interesting en- been strewn with welcoming garlands of Although bebattle the Run as first Bull IQ: USE NOTHING BUT U. S. by McDowell s fljlng romm-aagain along its original lines so far ducing cultivated pcaih. Mikituotn gagements in our history. tween and Blue "the . the .Gray, ROYAL PE KO EDGE JAR RUBas .any improvements Was among those who attended. But Stonewall Jacksons need for first of 11, ther'e is the matter 10,000 fresh men and there was ample that statement is more . figurative on the terrain ace concerned so What he heard THEY SEAL FLAVpR IN BERS. that evening tnmlo of its name. 'Southerners prefer to allowance than literal For it was also' noteamong those still unengaged in the re- Such a interest is there AND THEIR TWO BIG TIGHT. special call it the Battle of Manassas befound President Davis arranging conprofound impression upon worthy for the variety of uniform is to announcement it that cent THEM EASY TO In MAKE tlie ferences of rear of son the the scene UPS the macaroni of 190741 cause the. Confederate bash, was at Pattern No, maker, Worn by participants on both sides. become a national shrine. The with the altit at he out nnd closed TO REMOVE: EASY then there ".Manassas" Junction, where the Ma- triumph; Johnson satisfied APPLY, ready gathered fruits of victory, and The Federal 'Blue had not yet been federal government; through the nil his business tu larger nnd more mature worn turned nassas Gap .railroad ..Joined the Beauregard connection!, wore either Rural Resettlement administration, concerned with rumors of issued, and the troops, his efforts into cash and retired 111, unit so adaptable to convcn advances on his rear. Orange and . Alexandria railroad. the uniforms of their militia organ- has acquired' approximately 1,500 to the Island of Tatokujma m Ago tinnal occasion?!. These rumors had phantom Union ization or' those furnished by their But Northerners, prefer to call it acres along Bull Run creek, near bay, Mtye Prefecture. Tlieto he unThe ntodcl shown Is a' cletfef the Battle of Bull Bun, from the armies coming from all directions, and several states. '.Mingled. In this seemed to cloud the fact that the flesh and this spring more dertook in earnest, win or lose, those f.trect frock which takes into conManassas, name' of the. little 'stream' which and blood Union Army was fleeing motley array Was the striking cos- than . 150 men were put to work sideration the filling problem on runs- through the-- battlefield,- 'even experiments with oysters that withtoward the Potomac, followed tume of the zouave regiments and deterand land the away in clearing a few short years, to tin great countered by many womer whose, though the jesters have- implanted no longer by even a squadron of caval- there was even one the 79th New is it This landmarks. There were of area, ry. mining questions supplies In the. public, consciousness the disgust of natural peat I dealets tastes incline toward, conscrvn behind while flour was rotting in the York In' Scotch HigWander kilts. will become the nucleus live rather than complicatec expected, throughout Christendom, gave suggesiioh ' that there was some freight cais and a rich country lay . evenwhich for " park, I of dressmaking. The lines ore studthe title "real Kin' connection, between the name of ahead. But the elements of victory will-10,000 contain ied to give slenderness wRhou; nearly fired which tually mind Intuitive Jackson's that stream and the panle flight Though scoffed at by the yeru acre's ormost of the territory over wltb the zest for further action spoke a trim and neat apsacrificing at of which came after the battle. But caution by the toilers and satisfaction to his supewhich- the embattled armies fought dealers, laughed exemplified , in the the sea who had watched him in his pearance, 'ih suggesting that they-da grave riors, and the precious, wasted hours 1861. in beautiful up bodice, pointed swept by. efforts to rend profit from the shells Injustice to brave, though inexpert-.enced' settled of and most smart.' Sheer the scenes of the While graceful And Confederate the lahe which army with of the bivalves soldiers. For the fact is, as Civil war engagements long bored, Mikinioto, regarded ns a cotton, prints and chiffons are deGlenn I. Tucker, writing in the down for nine months almost oo the larger spot, and the defenses of Washington since have becoipe the property of visionury by all save his wife, ttuixi lightful or town or country. Post on ' this battle, were strengthened and a new Federal Washington Barbara Bell Tattern No the nation, of states, or of private at his task undaunted. The of assembled. pointed out: army eagle victory is available for sizes: 34. which have made . With the first news that he had 1D07-associations, The Union army did hot run during perched often thereafter on the banners of the South, but the Northern Vo' the battle at all. then into national shrJrice, this succeeded in hts audacious raid upon 30, 38. 40, 42, 44, 40,- 48 and. 50. . ' who had raced from Bull Bun lunteers 'sure.There was to be . There area has .remained in farm land llie customary habits of oysters by Size 38 requires 44 yards, of 30 running, hardened into some, of the stanchest Was running In copious profusion. There with practically.no control over its forcing them to make pearls for him Inch material. Send 15 cents in was running by soldiers, horses; mules fighters the world has known. And the ' ' ' attrition set in, and the war rolled on . . , Infantry arUllery, 'development. in unlimited quaff titles, pearls that coins. cavalry and toward Gettysburg and Appomattox, .trains , .' . and by terrorized, spec Send for the Summer Pattern Efforts-opatriotic groups in the could not be distinguished from the tators out (or a gala occasion who, with never another rout for the .North Book ao to a containing- 100 Barbara Bell UIIIUMTATES RUBBER COMFAHt the nor so natural utter of and highway large European gems, part complete, past acquire with their rich carriages were giving nor of se South cause the the irt pattract have not beensuccessful The Jewelers, fearing a depression vn opera bouffe touch to the greatest dear, UriteJ State Prefects, te. Exclusive fashions for N, 17H Ireafei), tea spectacle that "had yet occurred In near triumphant. bad its hands the natural pearl market which terns. federal government I, fees I2t ft, And Jackson never had opportunity North America; and there 'was' funning maand of nooks young which women, the the tied children, throw upon 'through regulation might that did .not end at Centreyllle, Fair; to prove to history that, with 10,000 has prevented purchasing land for Continental beauties pearls less fax Cour' House, Washington or Philafresh men on the night of July 2i, 1861, he would be In Washington on the mordelphia, but which extended In some Inpark purposes. Such land must eostly but equally beautiful brought stances to New .York; New England row. come ad a gift, "and the government action in the French. courts against STONEWALL JACKSON and the fastness of the Maine 'forests. pnly undertakes tbe administration pearls forced to perfection by cultiBut it really Jlc not start on the battThe Confederate uniforms showed and development of it. So Bull Run vation, alleging that. they were mere . lefield. This battle was noteworthy for . . ' . It started when the fact was finally the number I officers In it who a similar variety. Sorfie .bf thp has remained the. largest ncglfcled imitation. . Civil .war shrine. Impressed upon the Union regiments were marked for later fame.. By regiments were still 'In citizens fitand by Him. Scientists that had marched out. front Washing. The provision-bwhich the Reone of those strange- quirks, of fate, dress and . several of the general ton that they had Fromineni biological Scientists irretrievably lost the officers who. had been in the old settlement . administration is' cn- opposing-armieof the commanders the It engagement. gained strength through from America, England, France, ' ' recognition that the. line of retreat of Irvin McDowell of the service including, so it iq said. and Japan, summoned to the disorganized Union columh along Germany Generals. Johnston, Beauregard and Toutant the Centreville and Sudley Springs Union and Pierre Gustave tbe discus issue, found for the. do Longstreet still wore the uniform, roads exhibited an exposed flank to the Beauregard had been classmates David Starr Jordan, Dr. fendont of the United States army. victorious enemy army, which might at West Point in 1838. Stanford- university, of president even have quicker Ingress to Washing- e' On the Confederate side there and 'S zoologisiof international fjme, Among the interesting stories . Longstreet,' Lees was James said: As they are, exactly. of tlie "war horse to whose slowness is connected with Bull Run are those" same substance a fid color as ' the of who were Batvictims loss the often attributed 'natural or uncultivated, pearl Ue of Gettysburg, the Souths last of the. war god. One of them was there i no real reason why they' "should not have the sarhe- value. chance to win the war. There were WiJbjuf McLean who lived- ftca-- the also Joseph E. Johnston, Kirby. battlefield in a substantial colonial The former macaroni maker, mansion "which Beauregard, the Smith, C. P. Ewell and whose tomb planned,' has Confederate commander, made his mortar, Lee, and those dashing cavalry for its base a leaders, ."Jdb Stuart and Jubal headquarters. Early in 'the battle surmounted by s colossal granite dining. room A. Early and Wade Hampton. And a shell plunged pearl hai the satisfaction of know last but not least was that queer and broke up the .meaL The rage ihat hi, cultivated and tamed .Inc of battle was ton much' for McLean are equally. .dependable Jn military genius whose Imperisha oysters the progeny "of ble nickname . Wax fastened ' upon and he left this locality and, tratheir offspring ' "profe&sor veled to 4 retired section where he wild bysters. him at Bull Run-th, t of artillery tactics and natural thought he would .be secure frpm Today, Mikimoto has 11 pe.orl Harms." wars philosophy, Thoihad 'J. Jackson. oulti'vating plants In 'Japanese waHe went, by "a "strange freak of In the which nartie'with ters dnd.one af the was That to Appomattox Court HquSe, a South Pacific, totaling 6ver 40,000 he went 'into" the battle. But he fate, acres, where 5,000,000 pearl oysters came put of ft "Stonewall Jack js'cquestored and secluded hqmlet, off the main roads far moment critical where he a at are cultivated each year. Seventeen fibn, 'because a patents held by Mikimoto for in "the .battle ha- deployed his bri- bought good house and he settled and thefe down Ih peace. At the closing act have given him the lead y little a ridge upongade of the ' drama ' both great Union rivals now springthe numerous armies .of the onrysh awaited against GEN P. G,' T. BEAUREGARD up at hie doorstep and he saw ing up in Japanese Waters. forces which almost had victory In drewclose", as he bad witnessed the i v. The principle upon' which he con. GE.V. IRVIN MCDOWELL their grasp. "Look, .there is Jack the to purchase submargihal ducted his experiments finds Justifis of the great American ablcd beginning; wall! liketon. particularly alnce the Cub Bun gon standing epic, for Lee "surrendered to Gran'; farm land offered a loophole. Some cation In the fact that the mantle of onoge was Jammed with wrecked Fed- - Rally behind the Virginians in his house! ' of the land over whidh .the most the pearl oyster secretes the pearl commanerai wagons and caissons. shouted another brigade It broke all restraints when a amall, significant battle movements took '6ubstanc The heaviest fighting (nacre) which iforms a der, Gen. Barnard. E, Bee, The raged mounted party of that Vs a place clearly" was" submarginal in cpatlpg around . any foreign sub.enemy threw tide of victory was stemmed' around the Henry House plateau, Union ' BEFORE YOU NEED A farmer sense the jew rounds of rifle fire Into the retirthe that average a grain-oso his a named and like sand, because piece Jackson QUART of stance, the farming column, in which the different or- - and tSionewalf 1 became an house occupied by Mrs. Isaac could not make a fair living on it. t of ahell tc., that hnlght find lodg"Stonewall Brigade ia1IT,ati?n, were so confused and inter land,-buwas Some excellent farming ment in th? oyster. jmlngled that the officers, out of con Henry, widow of an American naAmerican legend. the land purchase appropriation yol, merely added to the- pandemonium who had received his val surgeon "Stoneof Now Fabulously Wealthy heard has .by useless shouts and orders. Everyone available for purchasing a limited hbw many know commission from President John is but solved the secret of how, Mikimoto aw Jacksdn, wall there is a'halrflne Adams and had served aboard the amount of fertile acreage in order line between a forced delicate operation, cera a rout anything about the man who gave retreat, through so block's solid in to nd a panic. After Bull Run the tran get holdings 'U.S.S. Constellation. A of him that name. Perhaps if he had that it can be developed to the best tain foreign substances could certain eighty-fivinvalid, Jion ccmpUshed with electrify vicof the in years share to be deage, and characters, been spared shapes suddenness by those few rounds of advantage. Mrs. was killed Henry in shared in her own have reasonalso 6 fire and one or two with in the oyster , pieces of artil tory, he might Prove It tor youraolt with the The best use of the Bull Run bat- posited room by the cross-firof the opIrvin McDowell had that at least five per led a for able fame. But Bee. while leading his certainty adminisResettlement the ou ! which tlefield, armies, from posing th national after destroyed her . fir,. cent of the oysters so treated would "first Quart test. Drain and re5r,yunarmed raily of the Confederates An tration decided, was not for indifhome. She was buried in the fammob returned, a his "stone wall within taken marketable a bad pearl the Jackson produce streets, Hjkng looking for fill with Quaker State Motor OiL ferent farming, but for a national from four to six years. Pace and living on handouts. sleeping stand, fell mortally wounded. Thus ily plot near the scene of her death, When the land is acquired two beside of shrine. her children. which had career now Today The Pearl King of the Worla, Note the mileage. See how much 7 ended a brilliant of the an American flag floats above the and the restoration work completed a esSo much for the losers of the If? Mi possessing begun with the graduation over to the farther you go before you have and luxuries Battle of Bull Run. As for the win- - young South Carolinian from West grave of this first woman victim the whole will be handed villas, yachts tates, of the Civil war a flag which is National Park Service for adminisaer classification, is the simIke Battle of Manassas, the Point in 1845, followed by service first quart. to add the tell-tal- e of the reunited country tration. Experts from this branch beyondof symbolic in and of Texas state same historian has free from glamour, new men, the plest in out: pointed of are was the tom that government superintendhatred State Oil was by he and fratriIt was not a batUe that reflected the the Mexican war where Quaker Refining Comunspoiled by prosperity, and in his cidal strife 75 years ago. ing the work and when tourists attitude toward life still the macaroni-STwatest credit upon the victors. Even severely wounded at Chapultepec visit the battleground this summer makers uh f Uie verge of defeat they pany, Oil Gty, Pennsylvania. son. He is now in hif and was brevetted a captain for the atamlna to stay through on It will sites find they important this Until After Gordo. Retail Price ... 35 per quart. year the battlefield 01 seventy-nintyear, surrounded by gallantry at Cerro opposiUon crumbled, and for Run was but little changed well marked with cleared trails 18 grandchildren and 18 great tuitously found reinforcements arriving service against the Indians in the Bull acbe right moment. and with Albert Sidney from its appearance when the hosts which will make them easy of grandchildren. President of the Confederacy Northwest in the Mormon troubles of the North and the South came to cess, so that they can get a good Copyright. WNU Servloe. battlefield, deemed excellently Johnston of was how idea battle the s death-gripfought to there was cap of mied for his post because of his West in Utah, he a promoted Weatero Neenptix-- Union. . . r 1 WM-t.il- bum-boat- s, - w.i-:- Washing-ton-Warrento- ' n - sign-board- - 'the-Civil- s well-kep- . - . - fellow-countrym- i, . man-mad- e . " . . . double- - - -quick - - Mki-inot- o . : - expe-cially , ; R PEKo Edge - - . JAM. MUBBEMS f - well-planne- d, easy-to-ma- . - s . - '7 s of-.th- - Fitz-Hug- r - h flour-grindin- g ihto-.hi- s at' e Palu-islan- - pearl-cultivation - y I - e - e GO F3R7tf5t 1 f ... bed-ridde- n e e ilflH uH multi-millionair- e, pos-ess- un-,Ui- e. h three-quart- er r ? |