Show ’ - r 4 f: THE 12 STATE ACCEPTS PORTRAIT - ' 1 J dv - " v J 1 - : rr-1- - e i j v 'i? s £ j u v 4 'j w - ’ j- VflJ J WILL HANG IN STATEHOUSE v"--— - v-- SALT LAKE CITY UTAH STJNDAYJANT7ARY 14 1917 'r W1 L r :£ HERALD-5EPUBLICA- N" : f V-- v u : t J ’V — — — — — - — —————— " T ORTIIAIT of Justice James A Miner presented ' to the "state by A Mw Bouncr X Smith" daughter of the dead justice ———— — ' t r‘ ":! i s - j- i s I i-- ‘V i iv UUO MODS” um 'I : ' imA - t 5 s V SS k Nrv i Tt-- fA s'- - of experienced salespeople to take care of your wants $£’ SPECIAL FEATURE- of world famous S T An increasedf orce T - yi‘V j a-- T v-- - - - i Special prices on them for this sale of white wrvwhatv the rntune means in linens) ‘ ' ' f --- - - 5® WEl&iMROMPLKrE'IANES:IN:TUE BEST MAKES OF WHnf UNDMRARMENTS AND SILK UNDERWEAR SPECIAL PRICES ON THEM FOR THIS SALE OF WHITE ’ VISIT THE STORE 'FOR WONDERFUE WHITE VALUES IN THIS SALE COTTONS AND LINENS ARE ADVANCING EVERY DAY AND IT IS DOUBT-wlil-te rUL WHETHER YOU IVILL HAVE ANOTHER SU CH See other papers for other prices r : Much of the mer chandise-speciallprlccd fpr tlie sale of cannot even be mentioned In the advertisements be- cause of tlie lack of space i ' y 'Jr ’Its BENNER X SMITH wlio presented tlfe state with an oil painting of her father the late Judge James A Mlnnaa beh advised that her gift had been accepted and that the palntlnk will hung In the new art te house established on the fourth floor of the gallery to be was a justice of the Utah supreme? court from 1900 to 19 OS JudgetoMiner Miner was a disservice on the Previous supreme bench of the state Judge were In which noted prisoners tried and In trict Judge andwere presided In cases for vast property interesta which battles waged The portrait was painted by Oirard Hale and is handsomely framed A R commission to Barnes former attorney general was designated by the capitol her distinguished write a letter to Mrs Hmitli thanking her for the picture-oparent 9 to “ 9 to 1 2 Tuesday M orning Hour Specials Limit " f — DECK PER CAPITA No Phoinc Orders We Reserve Right to Limit Quantity BUTTER AND EGG BOARD'S METHODS UNDER SCRUTINY Jan 13 —The nation's Washington food supply has not kept pace with the growth in population figures furnished today by the department of agriculture showed The statistics cover the last sixteen years during which the popu lation has grown about SS per cent nml disclosed that in foods constituting r bout 75 per cent of the country’s diet there has been a decline In per capita believe that deproduction Officials there lsno danger this spite showing of a food shortage Secretary Houston In a statement today said: ‘'With all the agencies now available there is for Improving agriculture as to the ability ground for optimism of the nation not only to supply Itself with food but increasingly to meet the needs of the world The output of meat and prodcent of the ucts which furnish 37 per dairy food that goes on the American table fell from £432 pounds for each person In 1399 to 2196 in 1915 Cereals which supply 31to per cent declined from 439 492 Fish fell from 125 bushels to 116 In 1908 with no figures pounds for 1915 Potatoes remained at given the same ratio of production but about sweet potatoes Increased about 50 per cent per capita Poultry products made slight gains Production and consumption of fruit and vegetables has Increased rapidly within the last few years and they constitute a larger and more Important part of the permanent diet ’ A (illim nu BUSINESS matter how hard or close the times are” said the cheerful passenger business is “my “Hounds good: always said growing’’ the doubting mail in the next seat “Fact I assure you! the cheerful passenger declared “I’m a gardener” —Browning’s Magazine “No ol ' ! ment) HOSE 8c to' 6 and white regular - 19c hose-(Mai- n Floor)CROCHETED WOMEN’S - £4 TOP VESTS Regular sizes white"! - f only' (Maln 'Ploor) v I and Corduroys (Main Floor) velvets n - - - - TEST L PLEADS ‘NOT GUILTY’ - BASIN OILS EXPLAINS PHYSICAL formations In the basin that 'they aa the one are practically the wns say In some of the Wyoming fields andsame that as those the oil sands are the found In Oklahoma Senator Colton says that the gas pressure In some of the wells which have been drilled Is such that there Is talk of starting a gas company to supply a number of the towns in the Uintah basin with exnatural gas He says that it is there will be a great developmpected ent-in the oil Industry In the basin during the coming summer EXAMINATIONS MADE Trial of Slayer of Ross M Uintah Fields to Be Looked IN DAKOTA SCHOOLS Bonny Is Set for March Into by Big Companies REISH ORDERED HERE Jan S D 13 Jones of the Term of Court —Prof Univer- sity of South Dakota-testifyinIn a hearing before the house of the South Dakota legislature today on charges that he conducted physical examinations of students In state schools denied as “malicious” reports tli at he had forced sexual examinations ofg1ri students schools Professor Jones declared his work had been entirely along the line of an “investigation of measurements of the human body’ and that in his researches he had bean associated with many physicians In the state He said while he had made many examinations of infants they had always been conducted at the request of the g slayer of Ross M Bonny entered a plea of not guilty before Judge when arraigned yesterdayThird district Louis Brown In the jcourt on a charge of murder in the first degree Her trial was set for March 12 The arraignment was conducted in chambers with only Judge Brown- Wilson McCarty district atcounsel for J W McKinney torney Mrs Hill present the defendant' and when the Information She cried to her was read bitterly Mrs HUl shot and killed Bonny on November 9 In his office In the Kearns to the office aculldlng She awent sister of Bonny The companiedIs bysaid to have followed re- shooting Amy Helen Hill - - In-stat- tha chases dirt (Economy Basement) 37 In CANTON FLANNEL yds for 49c Unbleached heavy good for numerous purposes (Economy Basement) - - £ r' H ' Bbnny ito marry fusal-bthe partof - whom the defense MrzHlll'-- with claims he had sustained Illegitimate relations for- an extended period h' : PIERRE 5 FOR 30e Made of ammonia and nap- 85e 98c (Main Floor) Black cotton hose sizes 9 10 (Main Floor) DRESSFLANNELETTE 15c ING SACftlKS Attractive Persian patterns good and warm for these cold mornings (Economy Basement) WOMEN’S NECKWEAR 19 assortment in white Large and colors many styles and sizes at savings of one-ha- lf (Economy to SOF NAPTHA OUTSIZE HOSE 39c Vfc 'Vyiw of Investigation length sffees Regularsizes Extra 3®e i a A B Quantity WOMEN’S cies various lengths (Main Floor) - AND MISSES SPORT HATS AND TAMS S5e RIBBON REMNANTS TWO LOTS 'Be AND' 10c All colors plain and fan- All kinds of embroidery slzea (Third Floor) SUSPEND-ICR- S PRESIDENT -- 5c Floor) (Main SWISS WOMEN’S FINE RIB UNION SUITS Medium Dutch sleeves ankle neck elbowweight WOMEN’S - mr 49c CORSET COVERS Good materials and trimmed with several different 3 FOR 60e -- a few tan 9 FINE SILK LISLE to Black onily sizes 9 11 (Main Floor) ENVELOPE CHEMISE 08e camisole Lingerie cloth top and regular chemise top A remarkable value (Third- Floor) good Vvf'y Sizes Kurse atripe gingham good ftounee yell made (Econ--oBasement) I -- f WOMEN’S ‘BLACIC COTV' ''TON HOSEV y 4 FOR 50c WOMEN’S- GINGHAM PKT- vi 99e XT COATS - I- Good selection ‘ colors and patterns (Economy"” Base-- ? - r- MEN’S FOUR-IN-HAN- D TIES Black and whitel (Economy Basement) -- ernment's ‘inquiry prices of food and other necessaries said today that the raid on the Chicago Butter & Egg board was part of the general program into-theyhlg- BOYS’ soft' agents CHICAGO Jan of justice today seised the books records and files of the Chicago Butter 4k Egg' board with a view 'of determining whether the organization has violated an injunction Issued by Federal Juge Landlf In 1914 preventing the fixing of prices Boston Jan 13— Federal District Attorney George son who Is In charge of: tlto gov ‘ Despite Showing Officials Say There Is No Danger of Shortage in Supplies POPULAR CRYS' SOAP LAUNDRY 6 FOR lfle TAL WHITE y (Economy 'Basement) KING’S finish SPOOL COTTON S FOIt lOc MOST TIIE No Phone Orders We Reserve Right to Plana are being made by one of the big oil companies operating in Oklahoma to test the fields of the Uintah basin it was said yesterday by Senator Don B Colton He said that the oil which Is being produced In the basin has been tested by chemists throughout the efthe country and reports are to western is among the best fect that it Orem Interests which are oils The on the building of a refinery figuring in the Uintah basin are also consideradvisability of constructing a ing the line from the reservoir In which pipe oil Is being stored by the Tunnel the Oil company to other parts of the basin where wells are producing or where new walls are being drilled by other companies Geologists who have Investigated - Second Class Mate to Go on Duty fa Local Recruiting Office J J Relsh pharmacist's mate of the second class was yesterday ordered to service at the local navy report for station He was formerly recruiting aron duty on a receiving ship which rived at San Francisco a few days ago He will reach herewas Monday One new recruit reported by the local station yesterday He Is L G was In Billings Mont Byrd Byrd ofservice in the navy as a seaman former of the second class but here He will be transferred to Bil- - ' re-enlls- ted for duty at the recruiting stalings tion there There Is enough salt In the oceans to cover the United States to a depth of 8500 feet PAINTING IS GIVEN PARSON CONVICTED FAIR ASSOCIATION OF ABDUCTING GIRL GIVEN HIS LIBERTY George T Odell Contributes Valuable mOPEKA Kan Jan 18 —Gov JL Arthur Capper today paroled from the state prison W M Stuckey former pastor of a Williamsburg Kan church who deserted his wife and children in 1909 to elope with a girl member of his congregation and later fled to Florida and married a Cuban woman while his appeal on a Jive year sentence for abduction was before the supreme court Stuckey had served about three years of his five year sentence He has been in a Kansas City hoswith a pital the past two months broken hip sustained while drilling with the prison fire brigade at the Lansing penitentiary Picture for Art Galleryt Church Gives ‘Welcome Star J G McDonald president of the Utah State Fair association has Just been presented through George T Odell general manager of the Consolidated Wagon & Machine company a large oil painting 10 by 14 feet entitled “The Horse Show” valued at several hundred dollars President McDonald says If other public spirited citizens or Institutions would do likewise the state fair association would build up a collection of would help to fill the pictures that art in years when local artists gallery fail to make entries “The spirit of the fair in this way is crowhelpingsaid Mr McDonald “Last year ing” the Salt Lake city commission kindly to tlie state fair a large statue presented which will help to beautify the interior A DEPRIVATION wife on the street yes- of one of the buildings and the pre“I met your :’d been shopping and was siding bishopric of the Mormon church She' terday association tlie presented the state fair about 'all in ’’ of welcome which “Yes she was so tired all last eve- large electric star could hardly keep her mouth formerly hung over the Tabernacle ning she organ” open”—Boston Transcript old MOVIE OF A MAN AFRAID OF BEING CALLED ON FOR A SPEECH n etwy tteesKrr Tfetes MEA4 FEAR HE WILL BE SAFEGUARD YOU HEALTH TAKE HO GHANCES-B- E SURE To Remember witty Caught without "To AUYTVliMGf REMARK S KMees 3AV UIHEM Called IM Some SURE REMARKS is Toastmaster of ARfe aimed at rtii attempts "Toast master INTRoOUCTJou starts OF PEAK69S weAK IU TUe appropriate story and By Briggs WAS owe INTRODUCING clsf Brightemg ups AMD applaud (AMOROUSLY AT TM SICKLE LAUGHTER - 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