Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
MAGAZINES

joaquin Miller has an Interesting
article n the september Sunset IN
which he Describes tine practically un-
known Marble Halls oft oregon These
wonderful oaycrns OF marble he under
tho line between oregon ana California
and. according 60 the writer. viii snue
day be listed among tho wonders Of the
world. a timely article boy r - Cor
nell tells of the utility of the eucalyp-
tus There are several very good an
tcles in this issue together with the
usual fiction and poetry.
Prof Albert Perry Brigham dis
cusses the capacity of the United states
for population in the September number
Of the Popular Science Monthly Dth-r
articles of interest are THE Theory OF
Individual Development. The origin
Of the Nervous System and Its Appro-
pridtion of Edcctors, THE Necessity
for an International Language" and
Abandoned canals Of the state of New
York.
Some Of the items Of interest in the
September issue OF the Photo-Era are
The Rochester Convention. Land
scape Photography, The Selling End
and Enlarging Without Condensors.
The magazine is well printed and IL
Illustrated.
Some Of the very timely and inter
esting features OF the September issue
of Technicu World are contributed un-
der the following headings To Europe
by Balloon More Butter for the
Bread Slices, 1.-THE End Of the World.
'To Save our Roads from Our Mo
tors" killing the salmon How TO
Make Fence Posts Last Electricity
TO Dispel Fog. Liquid Lighting Gas"
Progress Of the Trackless Trolley"
How Metals Affect the Nervous Sys-
tenn" and besides other articles the
depart cents of Engineering Progress
and Science and Invention
Harper's for September contains the
first part OF Rudyard Kipling's new
story. The House Surgeon which Is
illustrated by j.. Walter Taylor The
magazine has am unusual number Of
stories this month including The suit
able Child" by Norman Duncan, The
Castle ON the Dunes. boy Josephine Das-
kan Bacon. The Fakir." by Mary
Austin, "a California writer Tine Ven
ctian Beads" by Jennette Lee. The
Little Dress With the Blue Ribbons
by Margarta Spalding Gcary, Sleepy
q
The other way" by Justus Miles For
man. There is the second part Of Anne
lie Rive's story, "TriN and Over-the-
Moon" and some good poems. Holman
Day writes Of The Queer Folk OF the
Maine Coast William Edgar Cell Of
Along the Great Wall OF China and
James Champlin Fernald Of The sim
plicity Of English" There are the usual
departments filled with interesting
matter.
The September issue Of Country Life
IN America makes It's appearance with
a very beautiful and unusual cover de-
sign being the first actual photograph
or a sunrise taken I'm color on an
autochrome plate The magazine it,
self contains an especially interesting
article in which Blanche Bates tells Of
"An Actress and Her Farm The ar
ticle shows how Miss Bates, who rs well
known lu the theatrical world, lives
the genuine country life on an old farm
that payg for itself The article is IT,
Illustrated with interesting portraits.
In the first article A. W Dimock tells
OF IAN Alligator Hunter ln the Max
ing" and James Watson has an inter
cstinV article on THE ola English
Sheepd0g Ernest Thompson Seton
continues THE story Of Wyndygoul'
and there are any number ~ other good
articles The magazine IS beautifully
Illustrated
Place Of prominence IS given I'm the
current number NJ the Progress Maya
zine to discussion of Electric Rail-
WAYS W steam" The article is con-
trihuted by IaWctt r. Kicker. Jr. and
.f.f G
~ electric trains There are many
other Interesting articles and depart
ments In this magazine.
Among the more important articles boa
tho Scptambc McClurr's are "faithest
south. in which Lieut. Shackletun tells
the story Of his antarctic expedition.
"A remedy for Industrial warfare.
bv charles W. Eliot. aud "Be7r ana tine
Cit, Limor Problem bY George kibhe
Turncr THE Parlor Back Home is "a
very human story by Eugene Wood.
Pcrc.yal Gihhon contributes 'Iho Mar
t,.gdom Iutter,. and George Allan
England bias "a story called = Question
of salvage.
Tho Grsi place Is given in the septcm-
h.r issue of t1r success magazine pa
a Addinctou Bruce. iu which 90 tell
az tne remarkable educational cNrcii
mont which has made Master William
Iamrr Sidi- % mathematician, -ci" 'iltl
luguIst and author at N wears -
SON SWEET Mardou writes
Passion for Achievement a "a
nosase tells how Japan Wlna- do
so much ou $50 UttlC. and "hF lnl
thr uDo Thrifty Old Nippon. and
there Is % series of ,raNclins -llt- unn
stories Dos Ghdrlra n. 'rcwdson iu
"Nou Tale. of tho Road. There ar,
O. Few good stories and tho depart
ncnts. "The World m q Nutshell.
Point ana Pleasantly "Thc Editor 8
chat" "Mrs curtis Conner bus.
ness Hints ana PIN Money Papers
"The children Thoaicr' is discussed
in un interesting manner boa Harper
BazHr this month hy olivia Howard
Dunbar The place of prominence l.
given to julia Ward Howe boz which to
write of The Future Life "a thcmt
to which she has given considerable
Thought A Mere Man discussos Wo-
men and Food aud Virginia Van dc
Water writes nf The ftrugglcs Of thU
HALF way Poor Tho usual attention
Is paid to affairs of drcsH fashion ANA
tho household AND there are some
good stories.