Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

ELDER BRIGHAM YOUNG, JR,,

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apropos of their matter, and The Con-
quest Of Jerusalem" has been indeed
summed up az showing pictorially the
forces Of life I'm struggle with the spirit
Of discipline, with fear and with re-
strictlon. My books are from life,"
she repeated. "They are not written
particularly for young persons and IL
parents and guardians wish to prevent
them from knowing life, they should not
let them read my books. Yet there Is
nothing IN them to trouble an Anglo
Saxon public--the Westminster Gazette
translated pages and pages Of them
Harold MacGrath's gay romance OF
Washington, THE Man on the Box" Is
going faster and faster, like its own
Admirable Jehu" on his memorable
ride Every month since It's publication
II has sold better than the month be-
fore. The only exception was last De-
ccmber when the book was I'm extra
ordinary demand even for the holiday
season and the record for this month
IL still at the top, though apparently
not destined to stay there long. THE
Man on the Box has achieved the best
OF all successes-a cumulative popu-
larty,
Miss Grace Livingstone Furniss, who
some years ago made great hit with
her dramatiZatiOn Of "The Pride OF
Jennico," has turned The Man on the
Box into a delightful comedy. The
production Of the play win be made
early I'm the fan. but the name Of the
star cannot yet be announced.
Harold MacGrath. the author Of THE
h. ont VH OF "a
dinner when a young man, much the
worse for wear, presented him very
solemnly with a copy Of "Tristram
Shandy.
Mac, 'cept sthis III book s a mo-
mentum f my 'steem,"
Keep II yourself my boy" said Mac
Grath, you'll need 1t TO get home
with"
McClure's children have been many
and famous, There We're William Allen
Whites boys, Josephine Dodge Dask-
ans Philip, Emmy Lou, George Mad
den Martins little girl, and a troop Of
less remembered boys and girls, In the
current number Rhoda, dear little
girl, the creation OF Florence Tinsley
Cox, a new writer, appears for the sec
ond time, She Is to be permanently
adopted,
Upton Sinclair, the author Of MA
nassas," is now working upon a story
entitled THE Jungle" which Is APP
pearing In the Appeal to Reason, a So.
cialist paper published mt Girard, Kas,,
and having a circulation of 300, 600. ''i'he
Jungle is story Of the Chicago
stockyards, and 1t Is said 10 be a SOM
Der and terrible picture OF life I'm Pack
ap Of KHir -
workman.
Mr., H. Temple Thurston and his wife,
Katherine Cecil Thurstou who have
been in Italy for some time, have re-
turned to London to attend rchearsals
Of their play, John ChilCote, NJ. P,,"
a dramatl2ation by Mr. Thurstou Of his
wife's novel "The Masquerade" which
was published IN England under the
same title os the play. Mr., Thurston
at first endeayored TO avoid the diff
Guilty Of hnding two men OF similar APP
pcardnce by never permitting the two
characters, ChilCOtc and Loder, TO APP
pear on the stage nj the same time,
but Mr.. George Alexander, who win
play the part Of John Loder at the 81
James theater, decided that the
strength Of the drama would be les
sened by this method Therefore, the
scene in which the exchange Of per-
sonalities IL effected will take place In
view Of the audience, Mr. ". j, Thor
old, the London editor ana manager OF
the Smart Set having been selected TO
play the part because of his rcsem-
hlance to Mr. Alexander The play will
be produced IN a few weeks.
This week the Macmillan company
publish yolue ] OF Prot Edward cham
ning's History Of the United States"
Prof Percy Galdner's Grammar Of
Creek Art" Brig. Gen, Henry l.. ABB
bots Problems Of the Panama Canal"
Prof, John A. Fairlle's National Ad-
mnistratiou OF the United Statcs;' Mr.
Jack Londons "1hc War OF the Glass
es' and the paper bound edition Of Mr.
W. j. Clients Mass and Class
Gertrude Anterior since her return
from Europe last November has been
living In seclusion at the Tavern Of
Tamalpas, Mount Tamalpais, Cal, eu-
gagged In writing a novelette, for the
Smart Set The story will be entitled
THE Travelling Thirds and deals with
the adventures Of a party Of Americans
ana an English captain who travel
third-clas through Spain so that they
may come In closer contact with the
people In order 10 get personal Inn