Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-30
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

frontispiece q good picture OF the ia
nous battleshlp oregon at Puget Sound
navy yard. The leading article Is by
H. *. Benson, ana IL entitled Climb
Ing Mt Hood The Triumph OF Mi
chael Sears, Is story OF Seattle life.
Other contributions are: 1.-THE Siege
OF Samantha Jane. by Gertrude Wheel
err; "The Big Bend Wheat Country OF
Eastern Washington; 1.-THE Awakening
vt Sleepy Gap" Alec. Bruce: "The
Grand Coulee' j. l.. Ashlock; "The
Finding of a prodlgal Linda jennings
"a Great Undertaklng-The Building
OF an Irrigation Ditch" original stor-
les, and "As the Coast Thinks The
Coast Publishing Co., Seattle, Wash
The November McClure's appears
with an additional 10 pages-an I'm
proyement which II II said viii be per-
manent. An important article begins
IN the number. This Is Miss Ida NJ
Tarbell's History OF the Standard Oil
Company" Following this comes a
tale by Conan Doyle, "The Leather
Funnel" Mr.. George W. Smalley this
time writes Of literary persons, their
habits OF work and talk as he has
known them. Two thoughtful discus
sions OF pressing national questions are
Professor j. W Jenks's 1.-TWO Philip
pine Problems" written Immediately
after the authors return from the far
east. Among the stories are. "A
Change OF Profession" by Harvey ].
OHigglns, an emlgrant story, "'rhe
Promised Land" by Lewis ~. Mac
brayne. story by Miss Daskam about
a trained nurse, in the Valley OF the
shadow" one by Hamlin Garland
about Sitting Bull; "The Advocates
First Plea" by George Barr McCutch-
con; and little ldyl OF the race
course, 'Oxenford, Horsemen" by
Clara @, Byrnes; Booth Tarkinton con-
cludes his 1.-TWO Vanrevels. The s. s.
Mcclure Co., New York
The Arena for November Is a ire
form" number. Etweed Pomeroy. NJ. A.,
contributes the first OF series Of three
articles on Needed Political Reforms"
Duane Mowry, LIB, presents Some
Thoughts on Public Reforms, "and Alice
Rollins Crane discusses Desirable Re-
forms in Motherhood" The opening
article IL by Prof. Frank Parsons, who
discusses The President and the
Trusts" and this Is followed by Per.
sonal Power OF the President"--a brief
paper by the Ven. A. Kingsley Glover.
arohdeacon Of Oregon. Booker T.
Washington considers "The Agrl.
cultural Negro" and b. o, Flower con.
tributes the third paper Of his series on
"The Divine Quest" The article OF
greatest interest In this region Is
the one contributed by prest. Joseph L.
Smith on the Real Origin of Polyga-
my" In reply to an article on that
subject which appeared in the August
II. Edwin Elwel presents
THE Educational Side OF Art" and
Winnifred Harper Cooley has "a
Dream Of the Twenty-hrst Century"
THE Home Across the Way" Is an
occult story by Laura ~ Eldridge.-
The Alliance Pub. Co., 55s Fifth Ave,
New York.
The November number of Casters
Is q special Machine shop
number containing 20 articles. max
ing about 300 pages OF illustrated read
ing matter, covering the most ad
vanced results as relates TO the De
NelOpHlent OF tne llldCnlTlh SnuI, ne
subject is complete, from the planning
o. the shop 20 It's equipment with
power, and light, and heat, and finally
tools, and the various phases have be II
,aken up In requisite detail Among
The subjects treated on are the follow
Ing: Compressed Air In the Machine |
shop and Foundry" "The Multiple. !
lion Of Cutting Tools" Electric Power /
In the Machine Shop "Crane for Ma !
chine Shops" "a New System Of Re- !
Wording Machine Shop Labor" "Porta- |
bic Machine Tools" Factory Depfe- |
ration" Progress and Education /
Limit Gauges In the Work shop 4
Fire Prevention for Machine shops" /
The Question Of Apprentices. Train 4
ng Apprentices" "rhe Trend Of Me-
chine Tool Design" "rhe quality N
Product In Piece Work" Machine
shop Floors" "The Tool Room IN Mol
'rn Work shop Practice" "Modon
Foundry Appliances" "CylinduclI
Machines" and Heating Mo
.hne and Other Large Work Shops d..
New York.