Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-27
MAGAZINES,

Never in the history Of the coun~
try have the utteTances OF its public
men been so good. SO various and
So worthy OF attemtl from the people
as they are today. In view OF this
fact, leslie's Weekly has established
a new department. entitled What
Notable Men Are Talking About in
which, from week TO week. appear
concise and pithy sayings ON a Wide
range Of topics by some of the sbiest
thinkers Of the time. IN the current
number the symposium comprises
such we'll known publiclsts as Jacob
H. Schi1, Stuyyesant Fish, United
States Senator Lsador Rayner. Inter
state Commerce Com missioner Mar
tin a. Knapp, Gov Hughes. Senator
DCpew and Andrew Cnrne gle, The
illustrative features OF the issue are OF
the usual varied and attractive char
acter Among the more noteworthy
OF these are William BensOugh's
drawing on the front, showing n fight
with fire on steamer in lnld-ocean;
scenes at Ellis Island New York. dur
ms this springs record-brealenB rush
Of immis rants; snapshot OF the do
lngs OF American soldiers in Cuba; n
lsage OF quaint pictures taken from
The back hles Of Leslie's Weekly;
photographs OF the remarkable gath
erIng at Mr., Carnegies house TO fur
lsidder's notable dinner In honor OF
CharlemaSno Tower American ann
bassador 10 Germany the photo CON
tests and the dramatic page The
leading articles include a preliminary
account u the centennial on missions
I'm China, by Elwood c. Tewl5sb airy.
ana Mrs O. r. MiIer's story Of the
activities OF The American army In
Cuba, "Roecoe" treats 0uthoritatiVqly
matters concerning mining, and Jas
per" discusses the real Significance Of
he late slump IN the stock market,
and shrewdly advises his readers "a 10
the proper course To pursue IN Wall
street.
with l,s ISSUE of April rs tho
Youths Companion completes so
years of continuous publication Be
ginning as % small foar-poEe Juvenile,
n has quite outgFowu IT'S original
scope. and ls now distinctly a family
piper, appealing as strongly to adults
ns TO young people, Once subscribed
f1r IL usually becomes permanent IN
tho household II reaches ana II has
boon Iasrn by many families through
three generations It's standard Is Of
thu highest. aud tho Keynote oT Its
success is in the confidence It, Inspires
While n has a. large editorial ataG ~
Wen known men, NJ has ALWAYS had
the collaboration Of the most ilIustrl-
GUS writer's. I'm the past Longtell9W,
Louisa H. Alcott, Aldrrh, Holmes,
Gladstone, Tcuny5ou, Tyndall ana
HUXLEY wrote rog H. More recently II
has had Wch contributors as James
Bryce, President Theodore Roosevelt.
". -. EuWalls. Grover CleyGlaNd. lsi-
der lIIegard. Capt Althan. SgcrIOn
Castle Rgdyltd Kipiing, Mark Twain
.ra
more pro porous tn0n n is today The
Ybuths Companions anniversary ls-
suo contains "Tha Dover Right"
story. Fanny kembN johnson, his
Mothers llymn.' I0lsS OF the pioneers,
Mary Austin. "story Telling" modern
occupations foE Women, Edward VIII
lI-ton Frmtz; "T'hc Southern Colon
sst aprppo5 n The jamestown cele-
brtten Woodrow Wilson, president u
Princeton university THE Night The
Stars Fnl,' story g. A, stephens.
"ThH Surplus theep-' serial 3lpr}-
conclusion Ad7lnc Knapp "The
Peril Of the Green Pool story Chaa,
g. p Roberts; 'ln Anniversary
Word" die publishers. editorials. Do-
ctry. miscellany. Original humor, chill
0ren's page. nature and 5cIoNce, cur
rcn1 events, anecdotes and lncidents-
The possibility ihui aofnnet cat
should nave nine ghosts probably never
occurred 10 amy writer pntil ELLIS Par
ker Butler contributed his very funny
short story "'rhe ChrOmatc Ghosts of
ThomaGr 10 The May W0inah's Home
Companion The Story certainly Vlll
march down the aisles ot fame arm IN
arm with fl'iss Is Pigs by the same
author, MI. Buffers story had plenty
az good company IN she same number
Of the WOmau's Homo Companion are
three other exceedingly cleyeT short
storles--"Tha Wall OF shs World by