Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
MAGAZINES.

In the September number Of Ycungs
Magazine there are rs complete stories,
and from the novelette,. An Affair at
Cairo" unique tale Of a Young Amer
ic an In the east who IL presented With
page. the number is bright end read
able. Originality OF plot ana treat
ment graphic pictures Of varying
phases OF life, genuine human interest
are aimed AZ. There is no "Sameness
about these stories, kaleidoscope
views OF life succeed one another rap
idly.
Especially worthy Of mention is
Sin" by Sarah. story that literally
throbs with heart interest It's a
vivid moving tale, put In colorful
phrases. Of a business girls brave nght
against the tide Of the day OF a Diff
fereu; type Is Two Point Of View" by
Stella Leerburger bright comedy,
presenting a romance from the vary
ing viewpoints Of the man and the wo-
man In the case. Mathlde Serao is al
ways interesting, and Appearances,
IN this number Is among her best
holding one from the first TO last Syl-
liable. IN "A Woman Of Babylon" VIII
liam Young has written an excellent
story OF the OIL regions, and The
Management ~ a Door" by Virginia
Leila Wentz is clever story Of the
struggle between quiet. dove.liKe
woman and a frivolous society girl for
a mans affection
Walter Pulltzers Al the Sign Of
Eros fairly bristles With pungeut Wit.
pointed epigrams, quaint philosophy
on the summer girl ana The summer
man. and other seasonabie topics. In
"On broadway and or every story is
good laugh There are real Jokes
from Arnold DAILY. William Faversham,
Charley Ross Ala Lewis and others.
The october number % The People S
Magazine contains O. variety OF read
ing-matter that Is bound 10 please he
tastes OF all readers His Other SELF
fascinating new thice-pau serial by
Ellis Parker Builtt, begins IN this U.s.
sue OF the magazine. II is 70 tale of
how . man lost all memory OF his past
through q peculiar malady ard OF how
he regalned it--ag absorbing recital
Of love and NE and crime a very
stroug and gripping st0p 0f The west
o. The Ausel ald tAe ROAD 10 Hell.
hy steel Williams There are several
other short stories besides long H.
Nalmeuts OF the serials The No steg
OF Enuisdale.~ by Mrs q y William
son. and "The G.n 900 Waiting. BY
Archibald Eyre. Amolg the short az
uCles may be mentioned Woodwork
Clums picturesque account OF the
ghosts OF former days that everywhere
confront one along The canal zone, a
fascinating description OF the mysieT-
ies Of the Death Valley Frederick
j. Hsskius story Of What toe Russian
bride must undergo. and what she me s.
expect the romance ~ the world 2
famous jewels an exciting account OF
Tho dangers that Turk IN the oceans.
the progress OF the world as shown IN
inventions and Nixon Neterman's iu-
teiesiiug talk on NE overwOrSed
schooboy. A series Of absorbing aud
humorous studies OF the Insects az our
door steps begins in this Issue Of The
PeopleEfn Harvey SutheTlands "Ogr
Intimate Enemies" The Romance Of
the Republic" Albert Peyson Terhune's
dramatic recital 81 the chief events Of
American history reaches the pictur.
ttNAf anu AhtNAAA lfiANA "a Wv ~
luiionsry war y. q. Fitzgerald $
story Of our great newspapers tells Of
the development Of some Of the great
Gsilies 81 the country, and Everett Nc.
Nell recounts some Of the superaiitions
with which al people have regarding
the noon. There IL much more excel
lent reading-uaiter IN The People .
1917 pages that should appeal widely
20 the reading public. The Peoples
10 another Of the popular priced ten
cent monthlies.
once in awhile We run across a story
that stays In our memory. Such a one
Is the little sketch by Charles Fort
which appears IN the current number
OF Smiths. "And Nov the Old ScoS
May Slant as Il Plsases" 10 10 obi
title. and The Quaininess and sweet
noss 0, the tale bear GOT the promise
q The title. This number ~ Smiths
both 10 appearance and contents s. tie
fuea that has been issued 70 far II
IL the largest in bulk OF any magazine
81 the month. and u mss = wealth Of H.
lcsifailon that makes u something Of