The San Francisco call., 1904-04-23
THE SUNDAY CALL MAGAZINE.

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Butler Hubert, Albert Sonnchsen, Augusta Pres
colt, Professor de Witt c. Van Court Mrs Rosa
Hooper Plotner, E. Spitzer-these Names standing for
all that is best literature and the worlds greatest
work IN general, will be found at the head of just
few OF the leading articles in the Sunday Call tomor
row, making the Magazine Section of the most i'm
portant editions of the year Such notable in
deed cannot be found at time in any other
paper in the West.
Archbishop George Montgomery Coadutor of San
Francisco very virle article tells of the Catholic
plans the public schools and why religious train
ing should go hand in hand with secular education
Jack London has written for this edition one of the
best ull-page stories that ever came from his pen
is The Scorn of Women 1t analyses the primitive
emotions that rise uppcrmost in both and women
when they come under the spell of the great frozen
north, anayzes them in way to make womens hearts
ache and utter maledicons upon their for
their perfidy.
In contrast to "The Scorn of Women" Jerome K
Jerome has an illustrated article "Unpanted Heroes
that nothing short of side splitting in its humor
while for the the list, it is that
every knows
In The Mlion-Dolar Freight Train" Frank Spear
man begins a series of railroad stories thrill
ing and stronger by far than any that have yet appeared
in the Sunday Call from his pen. Once reader of
Spearmans STORIES always ardent admirer His tales
cannot be equaed anywhere in the world.
In the first section of the Sunday Call appears the
third Instalment OF Archer Butler HubertS remark
able novel of Korean superstition and Russian
intrigue in the Far East "The Queen of Quelparte,"
which is something more than historically true 1t has
love story that is fascinatingy absorbing
Next in line, Albert Sonnichsen presents Colonel
Lalas Special Devil, of the weirdest but the
same time of the characteristic stories
written of the American army in the Philippines. 1t is
humorous and pathetic in turn but all times exciting
AS contrast most pleasing to the is the full
of the latest fashions selected and described by
Augusta Prescott and illustrated with the best photo
graphs that appeared in the Sunday Call In this
connection there might also be mentioned the newly
established page edited by Madge Moore, entitled
What Women Want to Know which is designed par
ticuarly the multitude of questions that are
always pouring in to the Sunday Call from who
cannot find solution of difficulties in any other way
Following his article in the last Sunday Call "How
Fighters Break Their Own Bones Professor Van Court
o. the Olympic Club has written the most sweeping
criticism that has been made against the modern
BOXERS under the title Foul Fighting in the Ring and
ilusratedit with the striking set of photographs
Of pugilsts i'll action reproduced in newspaper
Perhaps the most pleasing examples of up-to-date
Journalistic will be found in the fullpage picture of
popular society painted from, life by Mrs. Rosa
Hooper Ploner and the fullpage reproduction of one
of the striking paintings the Spring Exhibition
at the Hopkins Art Association, by E Sptzer entitled
"Noontime in a Dressmakng Establishment"
In addition all the foregoing there is much more
of equal merit, notably Emigration and Matrimony":
"Spring Freshet of Fiction, by Robert w. Richie; the
"Scrap Book Page" "Our Army Signal Service Which
the Japs Copy, etc., etc, all making up magazine of
excellence