Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24


lul women And mlcrmlXcd with the
love making are lluehos W common
sense philosophy quaint conooits, and
literary illusions, all couuhod I'm deli.
rlbuN dlCilon II broathos on every
pngc q bright aud beautiful optimism
most inspiring IN these pcsslmsliG
days
Dunnp the coming autumn liouRh.
ton, MllllM n Go, expect To publish new
books ~ llrtlon by the following auth.
ors Mrs, Kate Douglas Wiggln, Mlsa
Alice Brown, Mlss Margaret Sherwood,
Arthur Stnnwood Pier George \, was,
SON Arthur Slrnger, Mrs, Margaret
U4liler graham Mrs, owe Thorno
Miller Miss Ahble fnrWcll Brown,
Everett I, Tomlnson. Miss Eliza Onn
White, ana Miss Eva March Tappan,
They also have In preparation new
books 10y John liorroughs, HUGO Mum.
slcrborg, Miss Agncss Ropplior Samucl
NJ, trulhcrF, RodolfO LuCiuni Thomas
wentworth lllgglnsOn, Henry u. Sodg
wick lafcadio lloarn, Mrs Martha
Bakur Dunn q, William liceho Borden
y BOVINE, and n. Royd smith Full
announcements of IlouRhion, Mifnn
A CO.'S fan books VIII appear IN their
Riverside Bulletin for September when
VIII be ready the last Of August
A good many people arc amusing
themselves by trying To Identify tho
originals NJ some Of the characters ~
David Graham lhilllpa "Thc Plum
Tree" a book which just now soems 10
We having considerable vogue, For IN.
stance the portrait of President BUR-
bank " said 20 be- drawn from prcs-
dent Mckinley, senator Hanna IN
thought by many to have suggested
senator Saylori while M 10 the origins
NJ " scarborough whose history II con.
tmued from "Tho Cost opinion " IL
yldod between William Jennings Bryan
ana Senator liovcrIdgc of Indiana Thr
latter h generally favored because no IN
known 10 have been Mr. phillips clnns-
mate m De pnuw university, The nu-
thor ho.oycr when approached on Tina
point, dlsolalms all intention of sing
ling out individuals Of national fame ior
praise or plllory, maintaining that hi
characters ARE composites, and sopnratN
traits may rendily he fastened on sop-
aratc non IT, for example, MI Hanna
contributed much to the making NJ
SNylor II sooms likely that Mr. Aldrich
contributed Ms much again An article
by Mt phillips on Senator Aldrch, en-
created something NJ a stir a year ~
rNO ago, and what better u0mo could N
found for soylcr than the title Of that
ortlclc2
The Mcclure house, which proscnlcn
Booth Harrington ~ the public, ana
hOg published FOR George Ado, prints In
the June number " Nc'luro'e Maya.
zine u story called Bargain Day az
Tut House by George r. chester nm.
Other Indiana nulhor-H new one.
Awhile ago whom the editors Of Me,
'luro's were struck with Mr. chester,
manuscripts ANA wanted a. zee the m.
thor be- came ~ New York for the nrlf
time IN hIe HE, ana mndo up for hls
inrdlnors Shortly after his return, ne
wrote lO n friend n wish Worc
back IN Sew York II has taken ihs |
long for the NrN York foyer IN Wlp |
me good ana hard but now i've got H."
II rs rare for coWman IN praise n |
ruWhoy story Tor there ~ no nold OF |
llvllon I'm which the writer's have been |
HO ,prolops oi their facts II N the |
quality " truth which appeals most Ia
those readers Ut Andy Adams books |
who know the cowboy llfo from actual |
experience An old Wyoming cattle.
man said enthusiastically Of "rho LoR
uf n toWbOyi" "Thnt " the greatest
cowboy book ever written have
lived The HE myself and when read
That book ! know that the author had
been thorc' similar opinions may
now be- heard throughout the west Of
Mr. Adams third book "'rhc outlet"
hut published Mr. Robert Bridges
says In Golfers Weekly, "rho books
II Andy Adams the cowboy are oX.
'olcnl specimens OF the literature ~ |
The outlet recently pub.
lshod, IN an inNnlublo picture Of n
chase of NE that has vanished Andy
adams has llyod this llfc ana has PIT
I ON record with every appearance OF
language, one thing hr
nav done eupcralIyoly we'll ~ has
nughl the essential traits IN diverse
characters they are transcripts
rom the Me- Ana their language IN
HE'D with striking, picturesque cpl.
trans and metaphors, hot from The
rail, that no mere author could ever
zone 10 invent II " a Vorltablo page
rom vanished and romantic past"
Baron Komura Jularo, the Japanese
Minister for foreign AFFAIRS. has sent
word to lloughlon, Mlfnln & GO, that
Ms imperial majesty the emperor ~
npnn ana hin imperial hlghnoN tha
rown prince have been gracioUaly
,leapeh ~ accept copIos ~ "rho Russo
apnnoso Connlot" by Dr, Il, AsoknWn
The Hon. Lloyd T., Nrlseom, L, : mn'
a,or to japan, WAS W attracted by this
,ook that he has ordered Two copies
or his own personal use, The Norm