Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-27
MAGAZINES.

/ pUy lst the contents open with % sheinH
I of Apostle John 80. Taylor in tne serle.
elves OF our leaders, An interesting
! uD .snel article follows entitled "A
Mission Around th. World Nlthou,
/ Purse or Scrip Jennie Roberts writes
/ IAN old MANS story and l.. H.
/ Young contributes, "A Plain Talk tu
! Plain Boys Ivu short stories from
the classes lu English. b. Y. A.. Provo.
] are Boy Calvin Fletcher. ana Emma O..
/ Decker. The tlrs, entitled, "rhe Ola
/ Iwrpers story aud the second.
] Which Could 10 Be3' THE Mission
/ ary's Letter is tho title OF "a poem
! written ly h. IT, B3rke q and the
/ 'Childron's Department under the able
| management Of Lulu Green Richards. Is
| an interesting feature Of the number
! which has besides many other articles
OF good reading
The Youths Companion FOR this
week besides a list OF interesting liter
any contents. publishes Is annual prem
ium list for new subscribers the prizes
being more valuable aud attractive
than Of any previous year The
opening story Us "a Prairie lnfauta,
another interesting chapter being alde Z
90 the clever serial "Stumah' Is the
story Of the rescue Of a handsome collie
from the dog Catcher and the recital OF
tie way In which the intelligent canine
assists in capturing two desperate
Would-he burglars and saving a iani-
7 tors he. "Thosp Gordon Girls" is the
. story 0f two young city girls who are
avoided by their country nelghhors dur
ing their vacation on the farm from a
prcconceiyed prejudice on the part Of
the local residents as TO their pride Of
nature The breach is finally ended by
the bravery Of the Gordon Girls who
save the lives Of two Of the Lasster
children from a wild horse, which at
tacks them and which the girls sue
coed ln lassoing
There is also the usual bright chill
drens department and series Of inter
estng anecdotes and current events I'm
the number.
Without having departed radically
from routine. the October Critic
IS nevertheless something in the
way Of special number a
frontispiece IN tint, Rossettrs
Mary Magdalen with the Ala
Daster Box Is easily the esthetlc fea-
ture Of the current issue This Magda-
l4uIHtI
Cary's simple and concise resume, RIOS
setti and the Pre- Raphaelites. which Is
further enliyened by an additional I'M
published Rossetti, Ruth Herbert"
and other appropriate reproductions.
chiefly from originals in the Bancroft
collection at Wilmington Del. The sue
cee1ing illustrated article is Richard
Aldrich's forecast Of the coming season
OF opera in English at the Metropolitan
and contains glimpses OF the leading
song birds
Messrs Elder & Shepard Of san Fran |
cisco, In their publication, Impress |
sions" for October give an especially |
creditable number Besides the usual |
art supplement. which this month Is |
devoted 20 a quotation from Washing |
ton irving on '"The Friendship OF |
Books the magazine contains many |
articles Of especial merit and reviews Of |
Interest. W. e.. Morrow has "a paper on /
What and Where Should Californians
Write Adeline Knapp gives an article
On THE Years Two Dramas" Some |
Pleasures of Ola Books is the subject
treated Of by Nh Elder; Carlos Gilman
'alkins L. S. n, writes about Chinese
Snun Bottles" Morgan Shepard has a
story for the little ones In MARY Blue
md Brown Man" and the reviews are
by f. @. Moore. Frederic c.
Brown and Mr.. Shepard.
Book News Tor October has as its
eading article a sketch and portrait
II w W Jacobs, author Of Many
'argoes." London bookshops are en-
ertainingly described. and there is a
mall portrait ana a sketch Of Alice
crown The Authors Calendar and
Ieat Writer Series are continued while |
special feature Of this number Il the
attest announcements OF forthcoming !
ooks DIT TalCott Williams talks en-
ar'aininely on the more important new
cooks. and the best selling books Of |
hree cities are given There are illus
rated reviews Of books. and the De-
criptive list notices all new books and
ew editions.