The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

Edith Wharton. when T-nwpeIzfe Goes
Hunting. William j. b2ng; Sorrow. Ny
University of St Petersburg" Charles f.
Thwing' IL. d.
THE READER. - Little Stories OF
Journalism, by Julius Chambers. por-
, trays the comic side of newspapers. Ed
ward Fawcett contributes a love story.
Marian Nicholson gives another install
ment OF her serial, The Bishops Car
riage.' THE Showiest Trickster'' is 4
confession of a theatrical press agent.
Bert Lesion Taylor gives his Reading
sauce in palatable manner. Miss Car
olyn Wells in over the Book Counter
revives the latest book ia her. usual
( sprightly way. Stories Of travel con-
I tributed by Bernard G.. Richards Vance
| Thompson and Edward Hutton. An es-
say by Claude BragdOn. The Modern
Note, is written with q great deal Of
distinction. Other contributors are Bliss
I Carmen. Florence Earle Coates. Arthur
| Gibson Hull and others.
ENERYBODY'S MAGAZINE.-We have
the new publishers promise that the hOl-
iday issue of this publication viii be
much the best they have ever yet pro-
duced, being a lively and entertaining
magazine, fun Of really good stories,
clever pictures and well written and
timely articles. contributed by some OF
the ablest writer's OF the day including
O. Henry. Juliet Wilbor Tompkins and
+. WaiwOrth. Booth Harrington contrib
utes Boss Gorgett the first piece Of
short fiction he has written in the last
three years.
Another good thing the magazine has is
Eugene Burnand pictures of Bible
scenes. reproduced for the first time in
America. Bernard is the greatest painter
of sacred subjects since the old masters.
and his studies of the Savior and the
Last supper are Of extraordinary interest.
w this number Il new department. THE
PLAYERS. gossipy resume of theatrical
doings. by Hartley Davis set off with
d Hoe
stage luminarics. is inaUgurated.
CENTURY italian Villas and Their
Gardens. Edith WhOrtOn. "Chrysanthe-
NUNS Maurice Maeterlinck. "Tempta-
tons to BE Good. Alice Katharine Fal-
lows. "Once More. Louise Chandler
Moulton; The Ride of the Walkyries. ="
Mildred l. McNeai; "Tha ekerdys Friend
ship With an American Family" W NJ
Ihackeray, "Fanaticism I'm the United
States. James NJ. Buckley: Jack o. the
Road. Lucia Chamberlain. Light Of the
World, Violet Oakley; "The Poet OF a
Day Roy ROlfe ellison. "A Christmas
Rescue" Albert Bigelow Paine The
Heavy Mists Trail Low Upon the Sea,
NJ. j. savage. The Valet OF the Pastor 90
Maurice Francis Egan; Children OF the
People Jacob A Riis; How sandy
Claws Treated Pop Baker. Elizabeth
Cherry Waltz; -Four Roads to Paradise. %
Maud Wilder Goodwin. "MurillO's 'AdOr-
alton Of the Shepherds. engraved by
Timothy Cole. christmas Managers. %
Emrpa Ernestine Porter Phillips
Brooks and the Girls Club" Lucy Derby
Fuller; Eleven Negro Songs, Joel
Chandler Harris, Paul Laurence Dunbar
and others. "The Couvalescence of Mr..
McLerie, J. j. Bell; lin the Settlement. -
Robert Gilbert Welsh. Fable and
Woodmyth Ernest Thompson Seton /.
The Bigoudines." Andre Saglo: You at
school. Edwin L. Sabin, The Daily
Walk of the Walking Delegate. Frank
lin Clarkin. Revelation Martha VOL
colt Hitchcock; "rhe Promise" by the
author Of Gods Fool" Maarten Maar-
tens.
PEARSON 'S.-The December number Of
PearsOn's iustifies the interest with
1t for bright special articles OF timely in
terest. The opening article is one on
The Social Duties of Mrs. Roosevelt
by Mrs. Abby c. Baker, and others Of in
terest are Modern Methods of Finance.
Example Cooper; Part T. The Blind
Pool" written by Henry George. jr.;
Young Men In Congress-Brief Pen
Sketches of the Younger Generation OF
Statesmen Now IN the Eye of the pub
lie. contributes by North Overt0n Mes
senRer. THE Automobile. It's Powers and
Possibilities" by c. J. J.. Clarke. ''The
Alaska Boundary Questi0n-The Ground
For the Dispute Between the United
States and Canada and Its Final Settle
mont by Richard y. Oulahan, "The
Autobiography OF an Australian kanga-
roo. hv a. j. Dawson. and Modern
Comedy and Ancient Atmosphere some
Aspects Of the Present Dramatic sea-