Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14
MAGAZINES.

MI Ray Stannard Baker one of the
most popular OF the younger American
magazine writer's, has Just returned t.
The east from O trip OF several months
through the northwestern states. during
which he has been gathering material
for O series Of articles on "rhe Great
Northwest" which viii begin In the
March Century The story of the
growth Of the cities, how the mighty
wheat farms are managed, the mining
industries. cattle raising -all viii be
tod Ia Mr.. Bakers crisp and pictur-
csgue way, with str..ing Illustrations
BY Mr. Edward l., Bumenschein, who
accompanied the writer on his journey.
The series will include articles on "The
Conquest of the Forest" The Vitality
Of Mormonism, salmon Fisheries, "
"'rhe Day OF the Run Ga vivid descrlp-
tion Of the opening of an Indian reser-
Nadom, yellowstone Park" etc The
first article which will appear in the
March Century, 10 De issued Feb. Is,
tells Of the striking things to be seen
IN Portland Spokane. Tacoma. Seattle,
ana thcreabOuts. Mr.. Bakers series on
THE Great Southwest" which ap-
peaVd In The Century last year, was
nowhere more highly appreciated than
in the region which Il described, and II
is believed by the conductors of The
Century that the pr>sent series win add
greatly to the popularity OF the maga-
zine In the northwest. 1t will certainly
set before eastern readers, more thor
oughy and enter,alnlngly than ever
before, the natural anu Industrial Won
ders Of that picturesque region.
The table Of contents Of the Midwln.
ter number Of The Book Lover holds IS
entries, and it is safe 10 say no other
magazine approaches It In interest aud
value for all who care TO know Of the
books and writers OF all ages; for The
Book-Lover Is not magazine Of cur
rent literature, only one-tenth Of its
many pages being given over 10 that
subject and in these new books are re-
viewed in a novel and important way
by the writer's Of the books. The mid
winter Book Lover has many illustra-
tons, including q beautiful binding re-
produced in six colors-a picture fairly
1T for a frame to be placed on the IL
brary wall The original articles in.
clude papers In "IlewDreW Book Lore,
on a Unique Collection OF German
Classics" on "Asiatio Book and Library
Lore on Books Bound in Human
Skin" etc The Book-Lover's list Of
editorial contributors now numbers 50
of the most prominent men and women
ever brought together on any periodi-
cal. The magazine is sold generally by
the trade and is published at 80 East
Twenty-flrst street, New York. 1t
should not be confused with new
magazine OF almost exactly the same
title which Is seeking to profit through
The Book-Loyers high standing and
wide circulation
The February number Of Mind opens
with an able article on 1.-The Attain
ment OF Freedom" by Eugene Del Mar.
which Is accompanied with a portrait
and Geographic sketch OF the author BY
c. Il. Patterson This Is followed by
suggestive paper on Reiterated EX-
periences," By Or. J. X. Phelps, which
win especially interest Bible students.
"The Tahiti Fire Walk" Is explained By
Charles W. Smiley. the well known oc-
cultist. "a Conception Of God" Is pre-
scented by Walter De Voc. and W j.
''NiAlAlt hAsINEEfn MF lalNliil IANAs
The Mystery Of Sacrifice" is the title
OF fine poam by AXel T.. Gibson. Emily
Wright Hood writes about Truths Of
Being" and Agnes Proctor contributes
her second and concluding paper on
'The Ideal as Dynamic Force"
Adele W. Wright describes "The Ma
ture OF Spirit Messages" and Kate Ken
sor discusses president Eliot and the
New Thought" The subject OF John
Emery McLean's editorial is Meta
physical Sociology" The Rev. Helen
Nan-Anderson considers Early Inn
pressions' in the family circle depart
ment, which has four other features,
and the number closes with Editor Me.
Leans Reviews OF New Books. '-The
Alliance Pub. Co., Fifth Ave, New
York