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Show THE BULLETIN At 97, William H. Jackson, Pioneer ATTERN D Photographer, Looks Back Over His 80 Above All Things This Fellow Was an Optimist EPARTM ENT at once for pattern No. 1209-you can have the dress easily fin ished before a week Is up. In rayon Jersey, flat crepe or thin wool, it will give a definite feeling Years' Recording (and Making) History B, of fall chic. Is d Barbara Ben Pattern No. UM-lined for sizes 12. 14, Is, II ind JO. buit measurement! SO, S3, 34, M and M. Size 14 (33) require, with lone sleeves, I'.fc yards of HMnch material without nap: short sleeves, yards. Send rder to: SEWING CIRCUS PATTERN DEPT. Ml New MoattonMry Ave. Ssa Fiaaclsc Enclose IS cents In coins for size Pattern No.... Nam Address HOUSEHOLD March of the Mormon "Handcart Battalion" over the Oreron By ELMO SCOTT WATSON INDIGESTION the mar affect Heart GMtrmppMlUtiwitoaurtaar rnlkrtmr artHkaa kair4na.araaUia heart. At tha tiwt ma of diali'aae nrnaadwiiaiMi depend an (tart art saa Irra. No l.iativa bo aiada af the fanuat-ati- nc amtirmra knaam foe arid iailinllii If tha VtKSt 1HMK dann't pram bribe ratm Satua la mm aaa raaava uuuilUS Self-Ma- I I I j de Every mjn must live with the QUESTIONS man he makes of himself; snd tha better Job he does in molding his the better company ha After Best For Results putting character, water and soap into washing ma will have. Hudson Maxim. chine, let it run for a minute or two to dissolve soap before putting W. H. Jackson Trail From painting by Calif. A contractor borrowed a badly worn car from a rriena xor an. emergency trip. With an em-- : ployee he set out A little way down the road he. noticed the brake did not work,' After another mile they wera rolling down a smooth road toward1 bridge. A glance showed a six- -: foot gap between the bridge and, the bank. Viciously he pulled at the emergency brake, only to find that It did not work. Then he' discovered that the gas pedal had Jammed down. Turning to his companion, he re--' marked cheerfully: "Well, here's hoping the gas gives out!" in clothes. Salt Lake's NEWEST HOTEL e horses were loaded on a train Here room to all When Omaha. a and open shipped sweeping (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) the windows and sweep toward the Jackson obtained a Job with some center of the room. This prevents recent events have brought into the limelight again local photographers whom he In the spring out. the dust from settling on the wood later bought of the most remarkable Americans living today. of 1868 his work and the walls do not get so brother, Ed, came on One was the announcement from Scottsbluff, Neb., from Troy to join him and the dusty as they otherwise would. firm of "Jackson Brothers, Pho photographer-painter-historiathat William H. Jackson, Rickrack braid makes a gay fin tographers" started business in had given to the Oregon Trail Memorial associa- the little frontier city. Later Ed ish for bedroom, kitchen, bath tion a collection of 100 paintings and water colors, represent- withdrew from the firm and Wiroom or play room curtains. It's 40 years and based upon lliam became the sole proprietor effective on plain, figof work last the equally Jackson's Mr. ing ured or colored materials such as 1866 to of the business. from West Old of the sketches and his photographs unbleached muslin, chintz, dimity Photographer of the Frontier. 1872. The other was the publication by G. P. Putnam's Sons, or lawn. Jack the next 12 e e e New York publishers, of Mr. Jackson's autobiography under sonDuring established years his reputa in this suave, firmly DICTURE yourself Let the dirt around a potted title of "Time Exposure." the tion as the foremost photographer 1 lovely afternoon frock with come within half an inch of plant Load of the frontier. American lines which make the of the pot Then fill the top AUVOUlUgrapmca u. uicu wuv veterans two Union and two Con- ing his bulky apparatus for mak fluid, sculptured a poem! Your figure step every with water every day for the the pot had a part in pushing federate soldiers who flew over ing pictures by the old wet plate will look slim at the waist and average house plant If you have no on or horses mules pack frontier westward are and prettily rounded above unusual the battlefield in an airplane, process hips ask your florist their remin he traveled far and wide over the nice flat diaphragm! You can about theplants of water they rarities. But it is doubtful broadcast offrom ithistoric amount of the mountains and the plains conflict iscences the high neckline with that brighten need. if any of them have had a and TEMPLE SQUARE strewed roses over the craves West, securing thousands of neg blazing gold necklace, or snowy 0 in size from stereor pin one of the extrava longer, more distinguished of their fallen comrades in the atives ranging Opeasha Versssm Tesnjls pearls, Witch grass, which is the bane oscopic views to huge ones meas gant new chatelaines at the point HIGHLY KECOHMENOEO and more interesting career National cemetery there. of many garden makers, can be uring 20 by 24 inches. Rates $150 to S3J0O of the shoulder yokel lie Goes West. than the author of "Time ExSome of his greatest work was surk of dlitincHoa to stop This need not be just a pleasant wholly eradicated by the asimple lrl Mustered out of the Union serv done while accompanying the ex- imagining, because if you write process of cultivating with wheel this beautiful foitajry if posure." It began away back EBNZ8T G. B088ITEK, Hse, or. for that matter, any hoe, hoe. of his end enlistment. at ice the as the known near officially peditions born 1843 when he was in twice a week. Once a week will Jackson returned to Vermont, United States Geological Survey the little town of Keeseville, took up again his work as an of the Territories" not be sufficient, but once every which began in three or four days will certainly N. Y., the son of a blacksmith "artist" in F. Styles' "Vermont I860 under the leadership of Dr Wen Done kill it out All weeds can be dealt became of engaged Art," F. V. Hayden and continued for who, Gallery and carriage-builde- r, best now The than more with thing is- to do wen,' to a charming young girl and the next nine During this General Quiz earlier in theeffectually A soon after the daguerreotyp-in- g when that engagement ended in time he took years. for much of what one is doing at the moment season, of Indians Q pictures Pittacus. their vitality has been expended. lovers' quarrel, he decided to which are priceless historical rec process was discovered in afollow the advice so often attrib- ords of the red man in his na 1839, began experimenting uted to Horace Greeley "Go The Questions tive state, untouched by the white with a camera of his own. West!" ("Horace Greeley's ad man's "civilization," This fact was prophetic of his vice was far too obvious to be and views of the magnificent 1. What term is applied to two In SALT LAKE CITY son's future career, for, as he re- startling," he observes succinct Western scenery never before places on opposite sides of the west. course Of go "Go west? nev camsome in ly. cases, calls it: "Parts of the first pictured and, earth? era ever owned by a Jackson Where else?") He arrived at St. er before visited by white men. 2. During which war was the f came into my hands as a toy Joseph, Mo., the "jumping-of- 1866 In fact, the list of Jackson's U. S. secret service established? in frontier for the olace" when I was a very small boy. I "firsts" is an impressive one. He 3. What is a misanthrope? hadn't any real idea what the took the first photographs in what 4. How long does something that lens-bo- x was intended for; but I is now Yellowstone park and the is ephemeral last? got the feel of a camera almost 5. Which is nearest the center showing of these pictures had before I could walk. It may sound much to do with the establish of the earth, the equator or the foolish, yet I can't help believing ment of the national park there North pole? that this childhood experience He took the first pictures of the 6. The President of the United helped to direct my life. An un cliff dwellings in the Southwest States may make treaties with Choice ofUuDiscriminatingTrarclcT doubted influence was my mothand of the famed Mount of the other nations provided how many r. water-coloer's gift with pencil and Holy Cross in Colorado. (Inci senators concur? I can hardly remember 400 ROOMS 400 BATHS dentally, it was one of Jackson's 7. "Don't tread on me" was the time when I didn't draw picmountain of this photographs slogan inscribed on what? tures. It was something without fo which inspired one of Longfel 8. On what date did the present an beginning and is still without low's poems.) century begin? Our $200,000.00 remodeling and refurnishing program has end." For that fact Americans 9. What would you be unable to of his amazing full record The made) available the finest hotel accommodations in the not Had it should be grateful. oe con if you lacked lachrymal glands? do w too career is long Wsst AT OUR SAME POPULAR PRICES. been for the camera and the pendensed within the scope of this of and brush palette cil, paint article. Some of his activities The Answers CAFETERIA William H. Jackson we would not and adventures can only be hintDANCE DINE have nearly so clear an idea of BUFFET DINING ROOM ed at his work as a photogra1. Antipodes. the Old West as we do. 18pher for various railroads, his MRS. J. H. WATERS, resMsat 2. Civil war (July 2, 1864). Started at Fifteen. months' picture-takin- g trip around MIRROR ROOM Moaoaart 3. A hater of mankind. the world for Harper's Weekly, SUTTON At the age of 15, young Jackson KOLMAN WATIUeae'W. ROSS J. 4. One EYHY SATURDAY EYDQNQ day. trip by pony including a 3,500-miturned his artistic skill to good 5. earth The North (The pole. m the mid sledge across Siberia account. He began making winWILLIAM H. JACKSON flattened at the vole.) dle of winter; his career as heaa is 6.slightly dow cards for merchants, placOne half of senators present Detroit Publishing compa- when of of the Effects of Praise ards announcing church sociables and for the next Ilasten Slowly treaty is considered. . post cards and and posters for political rallies a century his life was to be inti- ny which made los Hasten without Praise makes good men bettei and 7. naval American slowly, flags. Early in color. (Its col Then he cot a Job as a retoucher mately bound up with the history other pictures bad work men worse. Thomas and heart 1901. 8. your ing twenty 1, put January lection of nearly 40,000 negatives for the leading photographer in of the West. anvil. Boileau. times Fuller. the 9. tears. Shed upon are now in the Ford museum at Troy, N. Y., where the Jackson Jackson secured a Job as a Dearborn, Mich.) In 1929 he was a learned family was living, and with a wagon train named research secretary of the great deal about the new art of that was departing from Nebras- Oregon Trail Memorial associa photography. A similar JOD in ka City up the Missouri river for tion. The next few years found Rutland, Vt., increased his knowl- the Montana mining camps. That him now nearing 90 going over edge of the subject but the out was the last year of "covered the old trail again, snapping pic break of the Civil war brought wagon" migration across the tures, this tune with a "vest pock change in his occupation. Plains (the railroad was already et" camera, and doing some more Jackson enlisted in the Rutland pushing west and would soon sup- painting. and I SMOKE A LOT) SO fSnCKTOTHE S10WE- RLight Guard, was mustered into plant the prairie schooner) OreThree times William H. Jack over the first Jackson's 1862 be and trip Federal service in THEY'RE son has tried to "retire 'once 6URN.NG BRAND-CAME-LS. came a soldier in the Army of gon trail was made in company at 60, again at 81 and "finally" at the Potomac. Even in the army of 300 Mormons and other immi 92. But it was no use in 1935 EXTRA MILD AND EXTRA COOL. CAMELS he had time to continue his draw- grants who banded together for the department of the interior GOOD THROUGH ALWAYS TASTE GOOD ing, most of it on small cards protection against hostile Indi commissioned him to paint a se Jackson ans. after (In years, "That practice has brought me a THE LAST EXTRA PUFF ries of murals for its new build small fame which is, I regret was to go over the trail, or parts ing in Washington and he did it. ' to say, quite undeserved," he of it. hi other forms of transpor Two years later he was again writes. "Somehow or other the tation train, automobile and air busy taking pictures. It came legend has grown up that I am plane). about thus: In Wyoming he left the Montanthe 'inventor' of the picture post In 1937 the surviving members card. I don't know who really a-bound train, went to Salt devised the first picture postal Lake City and, atter three months of the G. A. R. met on Riverthere, joined a mule train for Cali side drive for what was to be (a German or an Austrian, fornia which brought him at last their last Memorial day parade think) but I am not the man of other to Los Angeles, "a town of less When Comrade Bill Jackson has he plenty However, claims to distinction without that than 5,000, which had in 1867 all didn't show up, some of the aged it lacks today . . . Los Boys in Blue shook their heads Jackson's experiences during the the charm was CAMaSrTaxscst. honestly quaint. sadly "Too bad Bill can't be war included the battle of Gettys- Angelesthan But a few minutes later GET THE "EXTRAS' WITH here." Soon blatant." rather merely ti of recent Tie. burg although, as he frankly afterwards he started east again they saw him running up and " his was a minor part. His tCJtC" .CW this time with a party of nine down along the street with press telling D.That mean OB regiment was assigned to guard persons starting out on the peril photographers, taking pictures of of them. ntfito the baggage trains behind the task of driving a band of 200 the parade! .mokiogP'" lines so he missed the actual fight ous wild mustangs back across the William H. Jackson 2lf Sff-SSing but afterwards his outfit es- mountains and plains to the Mis when he said of his spoke g truly is Confederate prisoncorted 2,300 PER settlements. river souri was career: "It Baltisomething ers to Fort McIIenry near "BE CIGARETTE OF trek ended without beginning and is still This more. Incidentally, 75 years latan end." without the where Colo., at of its Juleshurg. er Jackson was one of four COSTLIER TOBACCOS TWO I 11' n, highly-appropria- te Hotel I Ask Me Another - so-call- THE NEW DOUSE HOTEL $4.00 Rates: $2.00 best-belov- . le three-quarte- rs bull-whack- er WILBUR SHAW-AU- T " racing champon SLOWER-BURNIN- G Kt.-itp-s. w-- picture-makin- three-month- s' rdS a |