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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUN DAY MORNING, AUG USX Art Critic Charges That v Many Eake Pictures Hang ;? in the Chicago Institute There Mi a Chicago mUionaira who By MARGARET NORRIS. Tribune paid Cops righ t, !?23. by Sail oT'iT "TinT'worth more than, $50," aald Mr. "!"'cniCa6. Aug. jC-- iU art "There Is one Bevine. world'! greatest painting hanlr-iconnoisseur who baa suld more Blake-toek- s the Chicago Art the galleries of ' In CUcago than Blakokxjk, tbe ero to blush with shame of trr? srreat mad painter, ever painted in .today nerause the ixustf ' umimi failed to refute the charge hisMr.life.-Pcvine chanted that a power:of' Bernard Devine,' art critic and ful rim of art fakera control the dialer, that amonf them were "old nrasttr" market f the country. importer diaguifed as master pieces. That the ring Is comimetd of awnie There are three fake Wakelocfcs In ft the best known art critic In color co- th Ignited States; men whose Jo1-meone of the art Institute on a picture Is held final, but llection. Mr. Devine stoutly asnerts. who have bartered their professional "To one who la steeped In the art honor for wealth. of the great master, the imitation I'nder the cMrectlon of these "art 1 froien fakera," Iievlne rill. old maaler-p-.eor- s latent. The tree or are turned out with remarktreea In which birds would never a able speed and accuracy by a group ao hard is the and ground nest, pick-a- s not break ,it. The i4 clever "roa.Mer-makers- ." could ; These imitations are then sold at trie fabupalntinc are out of color, out of lous price of originals, with the mar-ante- e ('.rawing and out of oomiKwiltlon." of the critic that they are Ken-uin-ART FAKERS BUSY. ' ' In this manner no; orrty pel trustees are flablwr-- , rate collectors. tbe Naturally, tut wo arrest art jcasted riv the charge, t;ul they. ;x- as unwilllnjr to taiie .T i piejs themselves riuruwaa wuivim--t. any action In - the matter until Mr. - XMvtiM in New offer. more he the York, employed by this picture trust, Hosidos, they uy, pictures- and he 'is a corker," said- Devine. hails as fakes are meiclv ioan'-lections and were never purchased j "He has three stoves In hi studio Nevertheless, the i and as soon as- he , finishes a picture by. art Institutes. to j he subjects it first- to 4 he intend public appears diMjx-.st-withhold Ita patronage even .on fife heat of the atoves and then to the cold of hi IceHos. He then covers unless at the trustee Bet busy days wjihsime speciajly precared var so that whn they v.slt the nih and puts it on the roof to be - institute t -- iof k.; to all tdtrls - o? weather. wyit-;oJflf": expired tUt Within a fortnight It has aged half si me ni! nfis-r.-- ' rniv rc i thin. a crntury.sr.ii then an they are scelrus the not Hut Mr. Devlre'K liomnsbbH h ".W.w. Bmuslng slip-- . comfn institute in its Qhristnia"1 ws X'uis, only shaken ilijrnified fuun.!..u.u. -- Irnt Hi rever- and st,me tt these critics needed ret! more than .penfttnx money. So- Rlakejodt. berations also have a seller, they dfrldrd to 4ne Chic&i; rica rnr.it oiit of hi: sm'ir Hts nreateM Mirfnlty ;id srsil; jriJiij fragments Irak, a I'.:axe4ck. Ih.'U'I over nrr collegers .from worky ere mronl.Kht scenes, hut it i run?!a:n to t'aUrnrria. take white palnr ?evrn veers to drv. 19 to- J 923, . LETTERS OF A JAPANESE SCHOOLBOY SPECIALS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY Take a Kodak With-Yo- u Ike Bts You'll want pictures of the canoe trip, the hike, of all the fun summer has in store and it's all easy with a Kodak or Brownie. The rest of the "gang" will wanti i ana to see the pictures you mane, 11 1 vou be .... nroud to r ifyl Jshow them. lh.:t ist ,L,ai, Schramm-sJohnson'- Pretty aoowiy tana oom And how without cn white you make a moon paint? "Thvi trmeone hit upun a happy chfne. It was decided to make pkister of iris moon coverel with a thin coati-is- f of varnipi. 0t course. - the varnish dried immediately and the picture, was sold to some millionaire Immigration Inspedus with questlonatra. f Y WALLACI IRWIN. , who hung FCskelcck fjn in Illustrated by Halph Barton. , it In a favored spot in his anion. The Immiarati.n Situation. Hut that favored spot happened to To Editor. , who muat think there a cold be over a radiator and it are too many people- In America, esarlnter. One mornlwr the rrriUlorraJre . afternoon. ?atdy pecially new Dearest Sir: . found that the rrwon of hi ' Plskelock had melted off and had My Cousin Nofi approach me yestdr fallen to the floor." with a pieee of N.- Y. Newspaper which he find enwrapped around 1 pants, kindness of I'ncie Nhhl who has eone to parla wearing a, kimono. Cousin Nogo, "Togor"' explunjre looktne at that paper with - poison r 'Ve'lM-papereport- that- Immt- gTatton have Kot so bad this year that It ran t hardly be stoppea at quar" antine. "They can be removed; by bolllnir In. strong sullution of the clothe I negotiate acientlfieally." j soap," ' I do not mention those lnsex which comes in duty free," he dib. 'When I speak about Immigration 1 ' mran people unborn in l". S. A. who buy a ticket on Citizen Ship and ride way from there to here." "Why you should worry?" I dictate. "You and me are Japanese, therefore not permitted to rld. on America Ctttaew- - 8hip. U cannot be our burial 4 LT. S. A. acts too ceremony, can tasteful about what gets inside from outside?" "Yet I love to think about It because I am fond of being alarmed." corrode Chk-atd- w-- - . ' 229 South i Main Am ' ' i ed at you will be. doubly s '3V. 1 HI As an evidence when you bring us your films you 'get the best results possible, we use only Velox the paper that exactly fits the require-ment- s of amateirf negatives. Kodaks, Kodak Films, Supplies WeVe Your Kodak Dealer One-da- Kodak Service. j , 11 Wherever You Arc You'll Want to Write Letters j TUt BACHELOR NOTES Writing Paper Sic SHERATON FLAX Stationery "of refinement. 50c SHETLAND LINEN In all the popular shade, 10a UIN668--1 ENVELOPES it.-i- I I I v jrr cm pidJL of the prints we make. i This is fiurlasrlot of these dresses we shall have . . ... , iw. 'i de-- ' Main C'-- ''s-- iib-- 229 South i r. them e wn ral m !W0'J.5y Nit' l m J If you haye - - -- my heart, tickling my mind. For I am di. Allied to Know wuy Immigatlon Outhorlties lets in enery- - Brutish Isles except thine from i Scotch." "Scotland r.hould declare war undoubtedly." I marrel. "Only yestdy I learnt how 200 r&3es nt that strong nationality was dumped into Ocean, j Think that!" "If I was Scotland." say Nogi, "I should fight to the last bottle." "What else, if anything, do you know about it!" I ask to know. "This news print say-s- o that Immigration are steaming toward America in great flocks. Everybody are trying lo bring In a full quota." '"What are a quqta?" I reouire. "Not sure," say Nogt. "And when art sure I am sure it must be something to drink." "I am siprised at such Ignoramus:" I corrode. "A quota are a lot of 49c - - L iL .29c 4 cheats, 24 .nvelopej. r. J9c ' r 4 IOf iOC j 44 w Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen "THE . DADDY OF THEM ALL at 1 , ,. a . ... poeple." "Are Germany a quota?" snuggest Xogt "Not entirely," I devote. "Yet Germany are a lot of poeple," he moron. "Attemp to think!" I. holla, "A quota are a lot of poep'.e being counted by the Govt." "Weil, then." narratet Nogi, shak-In- e his eyes at news print, "American Govt, have broke several adding machines this week. Steamship Oalum-pi- a brings quota from Sisieseko-SlovaklQuotas from Italy, quotas from Paraguay and I'ruguay. Quotas from Grease. Turkev. East Aurosa and " sftidgard. Outa from "St(,p up!" I holla. "America will get too full if you quote any more quotas." "Ah. but that have been neatly ar ranged also." report Nogi. - "Hon. Immigrant Committee have fixed it ao that plenty of poepie caWf get Ik "Will that hot make forenera pretty darnly mad?" I ask to know. "But "Surely will!" say Nogt. America are happiest when she are making foreners mad. Most delirious cruelty about this Immigration ProConsiderable atllans gram are this: will have to be sawed in 2 before thev can be admitted to America." "Horrus!" I relate. "Who could think up surh tortures? "Same gentlemen what invented the 18th Amendment, maybe," narrate "Hon. Law sav-sNogi. "Immigrations can come into America In same proportion aa the number of wives, sweethearts A etc he had here In 4SM.'- - This- might- - make It easy, but will it?" "By that law," I renlg. " of me would have to go back to Japan, because I only had a M sister here in ISM."-- "More eomlckle thlnga could happen than that." amputate Nogi. "For Instancrly. in N. Y. New. Print I read how one tl) Green Man arrive to V. S. quarantine . by boat. Pretty soonly long come Immigration with questmnalre. " 'Wh.r. bom. If anywheref 'I come from the little known of Yok,' aay Hon. Green Man. worda through his ear. making " 'Yok?liquid Yok?" reouire Hon. Inspect u like menageries. 'How many Inhabll itants have that RepubllckT " '4.' narrate Hon. Green Man, 'and are all they " "That willRepublicans.' be a point In'your favor,' report Hon. Ihapectua. " 'And are the entire quota from Yok.' survive tills personality. sNo- t- - wtf tiyi' say Jlon. Inspecj tns tor sweetly smiling. With speed In his feet he go to Quarantine Library and pull out Vol. X. Y. Z, After reading it with hi thumb b. arrive to Yok where he look until satisfied. " sorra,' he negotiate when coming back. 'But I find upon seeching that this Repuhlick oY Yok had only one (I) cttiaen In America in yr. 1890. This give your position a very delicate flavor. Can you not ee? to Immigration Law U. 8. cannot admit more than of t per cent of total number of cltlsens of was in M30. here aryr country what IVo I make plain In that language 1 T speak " 'Too plenty, say Hon. Tokker with si' St grone. "'You-haan InteUectul face.' permeate Hon. Inxpertua, 'Therefore the arithmatick will he easy for you to see. To find the amount of your 'qwwa. 1 nee cant nt s nd takemerely vkil rmlnto That part of you will he welcnm. America with all privilege to vote nad ottamattc .evoJve.' buy an I think I shall go back to Yok,' lambent that leafy,, man. "Soot yourself.' aav Hon, Inspec-lu- s with generoalty peculiar to official. - 'But before I f go," nay Hon.' Yok with weeping face. '! should like to leave Vi of l per cent of me In Amer ica, n sir! Would you ao klnrilishlv take this red banaona hankcrchlf, wVt To get comfort and enjoyment as you write, it .is essential you Lave a pen that fits the hand one that is perfectly balanced. It. is with that thought in mind the many styles and sizes of "Waterman Pens arc made. Come in and , select the proper pen from our stock. Self-filler- s . -- 3 il 1 i . Six hundred dresses like these sketched, and eleven other styles, go ; on sale tomorrow at only . 'I 1 1 a 1 The maker tells us we may have no more this year. For this is not an ordi-hi- s nary value. It is a dress "on which the maker, used equipment to keep busy, during- - the dull months of summer.' ' -- Dieses of strictly washal.lc ginghams An the most pleasing patterns. Refined, strles that appeal to, women of good taster Many are combined with fabrics of .contrasting .'color. utt-su is maae wim admiBable good care. Neat dressmakers remark oh how t.u; mey neu rnaoq arc. And there a a size for cverv woman .fou; tern in nil rnn mnv you wish. Only $1.44. MAIL OHDEIlLS will be fillrA tbe flv cLLLIrs IN& AT 9 A. II. TOMORROW M0HNIN0 , COME EAHLY! - , a 1; "A' sfA-le- s tt-4K- G ed 1 ; .- graas-color- tw rh v. arorrwgwnri . $2.50 1 Variety Caa Always. Be Found at the Ess-Jz-y Stores! Fountain Pen INK Lunch Sets s Waterman's Pen Ink Specials FOUNTAIN H karat CAPITOL S1.S0 fillers: gold po:nt. irridlum tipped PENS Se'.f y0t Sanf ord 'k P r e m u Writing Fluid i FOUN- attractive deaigna. In a number of . . . with tear, to my brother SigUmund In if edeclne Hatr; " Ye, ' I cannot!' growell Hon. In 'I cannot carry tear-dro- p tariff oo fre because of hiBh,, d ' . . oPtjokl. goods."' i atftiid ffhast. ' proper,'-- ' I ask to "Ar it nice person to snove know, "for whiteAmerica merely be ni. nfi from cause of their color r the way, they ' ' wear their legr "America have been alway exclussimmer. ive to Immhrrant." Nogi 1 "Even behind the year , requesh. ay-"Oh. far behind that! n "In the Year of Zero all American Indians meet In Congresa and declare they shall keep the quota down to 0. Then In yr. 1M long com. a boatload to Plymouth rf steerage paaaengera Rock. All Indiana come running. Hotlln Bull, Va PL Kidney nd den. Tammany was standing on Ehore with, arrows,, bricks &, jther of their time.' krod:eppona " 'Whn go therer holla Chief Poca- hantas with voice. - L G II T I N G . X T U R E S G SETS Six Paper Ptates 10c White Crcfe Napkins 40 Ut package ........ Denniaon's Picnic Set No. Papef 10c 35c 1... BATHING SUITS, BAGS AND CAPS gQg AND Many beautiful deoigns and color combinations..... ...r-- ... 50 Off Hoping you are the same Tours truly HASHIMfRA CnpyrlM. tM, Britain V. S. by the Putnam TCKJO. Sv'dtc.' Ll6HTlGXTIjis Visit our display rooms and ".vtz our largo stock of Lighting Furniturt. We are equipped to handle all size contrafte, from of f,ice buildings to hr modesthung lows.' . F I LUWCH Folded . - , METEOR ' "Mayb. that are the reason why there are only ll.0n.00fl of them now eurvlvallng In America,'' I pronounce. "Human person are very much like verify Nngl. "When you chut cat," the door with kick they find a way to make themselves welcome by trolling- through- - hole under the wood, ... . box." "Hushyl" I whisper. "If you should imf. I Mayflower, " 'What you got In' boat T snarrrj Hon. Indian. " 'Bibles ft rum, . annotate Hon. Cant. '''Send the rum ashore and go home,' howell all those Ah Ortglnee. putting special pnlson on their arrows and taking carfull ame. So It was when America commenced." "Were that the first Immigration Axduslnn Actr I ask It. "Possibly," say Nogi. "Whit persons .was forbidden to pet oft the boat." m 7c JQ -' Crepe Napkins. and 1 large Tab: Cover! 25c EVERSHAEP PENCILS Mechantcaily perfect. Fountain 15c Ofir DAINTY TAIN PENS With gold , ... ring in cap LADY J2.00 o. A Wonderful y All Stores Serve Yon With a Smile Call and See! Es3-Ja- a. high-cla- :; Ll. ,' ... ss ' : ., j -- - .," L I G II T 1 rV G . We niaiHifaetnnroiirw cater to your individual decorative "requirements.. Our prices are reasonable. F ' I X T. M. ELDER BRO 136 EAST BnOADWAYa l u at E JLzi |