The San Francisco call., 1904-04-16
THE SUNDAY CALL MAGAZINE.

the Sunday Call Magazine the that give
it such high literary tone, such of world
wide fame indeed, be found together
time in any other magazine daily, weekly month
ly anywhere else earth for two or FIVE times the
price of the Sunday Call.
The Sunday Call tomorrow will be particularly
pleasing and attractive confirmation of this fact.
To begin with it will contain "The Lord of Chateau
Noir," by \. Conan Doyle, whose Sherlock Holmes
stories not the fascinating tales he has written
this unique story from his pen will bear ample wit
ness 1t is repete with adventure and ends as only
A. Conan Doyles thrilling stories can end-in the most
unexpected manner possible.
Another be conjured with is that of the mark
Twain of England famous British humorst Jerome
K. Jerome, who will begin series of his pungently
witty articles in the Sunday Call tomorrow with
entitled, "On the Drilling of Modern Army" timely
topic which this clever writer sps upon his sharp pen
and grls to the Queens taste. There is also per-
sonal interview with this London literary IDOL which
gives view of the pathetic life struggle from which
much good fun has grown
Next Importance is the second instalment of The
Queen of Quelparte' by Archer Butler Hubert, in
which both the author and his book of exceptional
value and absorbing interest at this time be-
Mr. Hubert is such excellent writer than that
he knows thoroughly the subject of which he writes
the supersttons of the Koreans and Russa's secret
intrigue in the Far East both of which have led the
present with Japan This novel is historically true
but IS fascinating than history because of the
thrilling love story that through it.
Albert Sonnichsen is comparatively in
American literature, but it is that has already
wide praise the author of the Deep Sea Vaga
bond" tales running in the Sunday Call "The Saga
of Trig Olasen, the Swimming Mate" in the Maga-
zine will be found strange, fascinating
and ali absorbing its title.
Add to this "His Own Heart" by Oliver L. MITCHELL
'Sarak's Strategy" by c. B. Lewis, and "Over Honey
suekle," by a NJ. Davies Ogden and truly hgh-cass
and entertaining fiction number is presented
However, the Sunday Call tomorrow contains many
excellent features besides. notably the "Czars Wild
famous in Russia; How Admiral Togo Prepared for
War, by Toyohiko Turushima author equally famous
IN Japan. Together these two articles show why so
many OF the Russian ships being lost Port Arthur
Equally timely and article that will create Juror
among the sporting fraternity because of its expose
of inc dern ring methods How Fighters Break Their
Own Bones" by Professor De Witt C. Van Court box
ing instructor the Olympic Club, that stands
for special excellence in his field The photographs
with this article remarkable feature in themselves
To make Up perfect artistic whole the sections
OF the Magazine have been beautifully bound between
two notable paintings-that the front page of Mrs
Amy Talbot is the first of series of exquisite pictures
of Popular Society Women, painted from life by Mrs
Rosa Hooper Plotner. That the front page of the
second section is of series of large paintings that
are attracting attention the Spring Exhibition Of
the Hopkins Art Association. 1t is called "In Egypt
and is from the brush of Matilda Lotz
Both of these beautiful pictures are reproduced in
multiple colors.