Show Sunday Morning- JAPAN DISOWNS PLAN TO SWELL The - FASHION HINT December 23 1917 Salt Lalze City Utah Hcrald-Republica- n £ui KRUPPS WORKS ARMY AND NAVY estioes at a Glance (Continued From Page 1) trophe 'resulting In the destruction of Krupp's plant In the big Rhine tuwii f Ilevnlt May- lie Mgnnl German army the Upon that plant of its depends for at least guns and ammunition One authority here ventured the theory tonight that the reported disaster may represent the first fruits of the Bolshevlkl agitation for a Herman uprising to overthrow the kC'iser's govern nent It was pointed out by this informant that one of the main factors that crippled theas twon war machine as far Jqicl was still in the c'-years ago when of mysr:n serio wa unending power explosions terious munition some of which nost thousands of lives These blasts invariiMv precede faMg Russian drive ami had disastrous conof sequence when in the full t swing Galician such a drive ns llrusiloff offensive atnm-iniipn suddenly pave - Will Keep Forces at Present Status Won’t Send Any Troops to Europe two-thiri- well-inform- Tokirt Dec 22 — Notwithstanding reports of the activity of the Japanese army and nary it may he stated posinot tively that Japan not only has move to not intend moved hut does to Harbin Vladivostok or elsetroops where the Statements that any portion of are is being mobilized Javanese army ii ruled At the headquarters of the staff the Asso- iated Press is informed that no mobilization is contemsuch projplated and that reports ofthat the auect' originated in fh- fact are not permitting at thorities present the r turn to their onies of soldiers of service has ex-whose norm period lv there has been :''d t Vi p sequent ' increase i:i th army These men Lavo leeti retained as a precaution again--- : depict! n of the army of highriff-1Fu-uv- pi-mt- f pi out avT Dims llkfwNr - observed similar jw'bv is men I the tiav trained The nlbr r! t the not hi'imr rt:iitc live I'icurcs regarding hips s in the arinv and navy the nre of I'niir-'ii:- v:ii!'l V: similarly In-: is with- A hi-im- - n- -ti i' s - s- - fo ir'imi warship i- ' 1 s' ’ri t i's st' le that a war exoeridit'ires ai !V 1 ! :i i r pro- - 1 will! n-- of rin:v'g session isions forii iiiuih's n itf the sapiMil’ery ’uirn’-r::1a'ulj ’! ri'also the staff iirv:"' r ii'miTiUit f ha an in- -i ad Rt-sin- i w!-’- - ''it tiring the i iti 5 dest o I : I : Jtno a ft I : ll ! "STI" k n- - ‘e-'- -i ’ 1 t i 1 !! T in r" Jit cv ry t ! i i'i t - :i!r star e i I 1 Ja'ruts s t taking u nit- i - line of t t he ! The lower hair of this suit is °r black velvet and the coat is of the mail nivy dia pi j material with collar cuffs and bottom piece of black fur The upper part of the frock is of gray char-iiih- ii with embroidery in darning :fiih in floss to match and silver thread The hat is of black satin with mushroom crown result '!:vyt in 'I’i'ts f cotupll- In fact well ll iri the far ’ist confident InT':rn-t''e uir perso: v si aa t tn in that thHkr-Ito continue is u't They sac how-vethat Japan ryst iiiiTfis tlv efficiency of lit'- the time irioy au-- srr’Lg-gl- duringTnues it rtr!'- - i 1 1 ir-- i FAVOR OF PRLXCESS THERESA REJECTED BY COURT ILL ! K'!--s- ia r t- - the i t'fo Times from a her stating Iiad occurred at d ai'i thit Secretary Ian-hi- d a ye nest front the re ric-trooTs f iler'iel Ar a well as t report from i alh the same source crediting the Japanese with oonfir-- n embassy at th-Wash: gt-that laparre arion of trout had heen landed at Vladivostok caused mystifi'-i-tiThese report i have I ere as well as coni and cori'-erisiderable comment in the Japanese press Vas i!j! ev-rthat VI livt--A ir!-'t- 1 -n - Ii tli-w - Ioii-crde-- i - f-'- it-ai- ri n - n-"- ri SAVT A ae MONTH TP'SKTSSON CO i x IJjsy —Store Advertisement n ! I rlins r ! ij'! sent i nefe is p i‘i a sMbrna rips i tl’cy iiii ti t ar from i i i r ! 1 i it r t:r r - Method of llollevlkl were generally While these and ahrceJ t" the In it!siHn attributed there were CSerma of pics workings th-1 Bolshevik win many' f stiapecj a hand in their hiving apeiiis The "reds’ have often openly declared that thy will strn at to actrev-of violence to accomplish the nodal olution they seek to bring about Since tho peace parleys with (Germany Trolzky has more than n e declared that the overthrow of the present governments in all countries is the Ilolshevikl’s aim The recent establishment of main communication has giver' the radicals an opportunity to spread their over and behind the Her-- f propaganda man lines among the Herman minority socialists whose party refused to vote for the latest war credits Some Dutch munitions experts who visited theI’ssen works were f jave njjpk jn doubt that the riortr-- rlisns-sam- e ter could have wrecked any material part nfthethe Kriiyp plant Theyatasserted Kssen that precautions were of such a rature that the destruction of the plant or even the greater part of it appeared inconceivable Kiel Plant Krupp Geneva Pec 22 — The Krupps lmve dit-tsl-ers trained men ly s In-- 1 A Honolulu T II Dec 21 — A purQueen ported 1!IT will f the late Uliuokalaiii bequeathing the major estate to "Princess" part of her Relllveau was thrown out Theresa o? court today by Judge C W Ashford who stated from the bench and his own that all evidence knowledge convinced him It was a l taln recently quadrupled their naval plant near Kiel according to tli -- dispatch from Ilerlin by way of Herne to Ta Suisse This was dcne at tha request of the Herman government for the purup Ioe in submapose of rines which the dispatch asserts have been heavier than the Herman admiralty admits BOLSHEVIKl FREE AMERICAN SUSPECT 21 — Victor Petroerad Pec Hugo Puras of Nebraska the former American vice consul at Iiege Relgium and later vice consul at Petrograd who was arrested in August 191 at the Finnish frontier on susnicion that he became a Herman spy after he had left the consular service has finally been' hr the granted permission He left to leave Russia polsheviki authorities this morning on his way to Petrograd Stockholm forgery a preacher Sam Kamakaia swore he lgned as a witness to the late will In his own home and not II at the bedside of the queen Keakcha a second witness to the purported will gave similar testimony in repudiating preceding afKainukaia stated that fidavits tise "Princess' Theresa offered him the bribe of a new church if he signed — ' ll MS 1300 ©(D ’ “THE MY£Jf-SHBS17Tinv- l?S Xmas Exquisite A BOXES ESPECIALLY FOR PUT UU IN BEAUTIFUL XMAS GIFT-GIVIN- G Trnriomlons assortments of the world's best makes delicious dainties made from the choicest of creams nuts fruits etc Here are endless suggestions for gift A luivers As a sift by itself or as an accompaniment to other gifts nothing is more appropriate than a box of candy from Sehramin-Johnson’- s g AN EXTRA SPECIAL 5-- lb A Y Xmas Candy I C4 A §) f Family Box r luscious array of chocolates THE FAMOUS Mixed Christmas Candies CHOCOLATE SHOP CHOCOLATES Put up in attractive regularly priced “iOc 1Mb at bags From Los Angeles in novel tv Fed wood boxes — 1 2 3 and 5 pound sizes SWEET’S ESS-J- A IOWXKY'S nril M’DOXALIVS ami our own ‘Exceptional” CANDIES Y’S CEI ERKATKI PECAN ROLL All readv for ScIiraium-lohiison?- s m ETfej (DDiH30y’ rzHEjnrEfiTSiBsnruTGRS ©©©-0H3OZ- H Handkerchiefs Skates Gloves Neckwear Suspenders Suit Cases Tool Chests Hand Bags Pocket Knives Shoes Mufflers Slippers Boots Canes High Top-Sets Shaving Umbrellas Ink Wells Pearl Beads Glove Boxes Brushes Purses Military Manicure Sets Holiday Hose Watches Flexible Flyers Watch Fobs Mechanical Toys Finger Rings Scarf Pins Reading Books Fountain Pens Games Cuff Links Tool Chests Railway Trains - 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PLUNKETT HOPEFUL FOR IRELAND’S FUTURE Dublin Dec 22 — In a speech here tonight in which he dealt with the probable results of the Irish convention v6ir Horace Plunkett chairman of th convention was hopeful for the future He said that while he was unable ns to promise a unanimous report the yet convention had agreed on so many that it would certainly leav points the Irish question better than It had found it s H Goe-tha- execution Capps Reviewed Contract He said Admiral Capps went over them all thoroughly with the result that many changes vital to the protection of the government were made and several were held up Indefinitely Several shipyards could not handle the contracts they wished to make Mr Hurley declared and for this reason the contracts were signed “Was there not a delay from July to September?” asked Senator Johnson "Yea sir” Hurley admitted No reference was made as to the effect of the Denman-Goethaover wooden and steel ships dispute on the progress of the building program except when Mr Donald testified it did not hinder work Contracts had been let before their argument began Donald said and work on these contracts went right along Donald declared In answer to questioning by Senator Harding that the shipping board had made great savings for the government and the allies by charters and reqtaking over all shipbuilt uisitioning newly ships It for220 per ton to charmerly cost about ter a ship for a single voyage he said this meaning in the case of a' 7000-to- n vessel a payment of about $1250000 for the use of a ship a single voi'age Rates are much lower now Donald asserted and general shipping costs much cheaper for all the allies America eventually will beat out Japan in the race for ocean commercial supremacy he said because of the fact that America’s ships are to be larger and better standardized than the Japanese which he characterized as vessels cheap tonnage Acts Merely Executive Mr liez admitted under questioning Senator Nelson of Minnesota that by his business and manufacturing experience did not especially qualify him for handling a shipbuilding program mere-- ! lie added however that he acted v as an executive relying on highly technical experts such as AdtrainedHowies miral urlLermore he said he Jid not seek the position and accepted it only reluctantly Admiral Bowles detailed senators just statistics to show produced the liow the program were is These along statistics building however into the record and not made pub- read lie lie reviewed Ilurler's statement in which Hurley said one f yesterday the fleet finished ship had Lc-are now in tne Four ships by said one of water Admiral Bowles use then readv for actually Tl’e emergency fleet corporation Is now working on vessels the ad stated' their total tonnage being miral 25203-- : a steel ships Of these of a total tonnaue of 3?2i'2rt0 Wooden will be continued on the shipbuilding Pacific but cii tac Atlantic only those vest-clfor wiiirS contracts have been let will No further contracts will becompleted testified let it Square Pianos will be given away Monday by this house to 3 deserving widows who have children to support Not a cent to pay excepting the drayage from our store to your home and this amount is small 3 ls " eor-poiati- on Manufacturers’ Plan-Revisin- g est grade pianos and Sale of highplayer-piano- s ENDS MONDAY NIGHTS taeos at savings of No Pay TILLMoney JANUARY 15th r Players 6522 at savings of r-- EVERY FOR $1 $2 desire to make a payment However if you do we r 11 credit you $2 for every $1 you pay up to $50 as first payment Your Liberty Bond Same as Cash l--e A FOUNDER OF SACRED HEART ORDER DIES Xavier Ca Chicago Dec brini fuumier of "ihf order of the Missionary sisters of the icred Heartof died at hospital cht heart tonight disease from which had suffered for several yrfMother ('ubrini was born in Italy 14 l5y and formed the first orJuly der of the tfacred Heart at Codogno in iv! 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