Show ARTIST HAS PLANS PLANS' FOR UTAH tiT AU EXHIBIT J. J B. B Fairbanks Offers Valuable Painting j to Mayor and Governor for J J. B. B Fairbanks who ho Is 10 making an effort to start a n movement mo In Utah for tor u a t state art collection and standing exhibit to be accumulated and SUPported supported supported sup sup- ported by private gifts and popular subscriptions of or 25 G cents and md upwards ha half lias made another offer by which ho hopes to get the movement mo started He lIe has expressed ed a willingness to Governor Governor Governor Gov Gov- I William Spry and Mayor Ia or John JohnB S. S to donate his copy paintIng painting paint paint- Ing Ing- of or Bol holy Family FamIl that Is valued at 1000 providing others will provide for tor Its care and exhibition and add other paintings to tho the exhibit Mr Ir Fairbanks contends that a country countr country coun coun- tr try may be fairly Judged as to Its civilization b by the pictures that adorn Its buildings and declares Utah Is far tar behind its resources in the tue matter of ot art Thirty Utah artists have havo been educated abroad and the people of tho the state do not purchase enough h paint paint- to support ono one artist Tile TUo state BilLie supports an art urt Institute that collects paintings at the tho rate of or one a year This collection with tho faster collection tion Uon which Mr Mi Fairbanks believes would be tho result of his tile plan would soon eoon place Utah In the tho lead of ot other states Mr Fairbanks Fairbanks declares this state should meet tho the pe peculiar ullar conditions that bring thousands of ot tourists hero each year with all the attractions at lt its comman command I and that a largo large exhibit exhibit ex ex- ex- ex hibit of or native nath-e art would be no mean Item of Interest Tho The plan has received commendation from all sides Governor Go 11 William am Spry Mayor John S S. Bransford Superintendent Superintend SuperIntend- ent ant of ot Schools D D. II H ChrIstensen and others othera have hare written Mr Ir Fairbanks letters letters let let- let let- tors approving the movement |