The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-01
MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY

I this excellent magazine contains the fol-
I lowing special articles: Hunting Ahead
or Roosevelt in East Africa by Captain
frltz DuqueSne. The Vanishing Ealen-
tine. "a story, by Mary MuIIett; "RedIc-
Russell; THE Grub and the Butterfly "a
story, by Mary Heaton Worse: Tired
out VERSE. By Harris Merton LYON:
They That Ride by Night" by Eugene
4. Lyle jr.; Lincoln" verse;, by Richard
Z Wightman; The Silver Horde" serial
storyl, Rex Beach; Lincoln and Booth. %
| by Clara +. Laughlin; The Holy City
Quartette Ga story, by Emerson Housh;
Vocal Chords and Purse Strings BY
Reginald Wright Kaufman; Superiority
OF Our Navy" Dy Rear Admiral Robley
ID. Evans; THE Wind Tongues verse;.
BY Lloyd Roberts; II Conte' 10 story.
by Joseph Conrad.
PEOPLE S.-This magazine for Feb
ruaTy includes in its 1872 pages OF fiction
David and Jane" by the popular young
playwright. Jules Eckert Goodman is a
WONDERFULLY fragrant and olH-of-the-
world little tale Of love of a man for =
maid The story is charming by its very
unconNentlonality. being told through
letters which pass between the two Young
people. who have never seen each other
Inc other story, dealing with the same
subject. but entirely distinct in setting
concerns itself with the love affair of =
young society woman. who is Of the
world worldly until it comes to the point
OF losing her fianCe, when she instantly
reverts to the primitive woman.
SMITH Stable Of contents for Feb-
ruary. Theatrical Art Studies. Sixteen
new portraits of footnght favorites. '.Ap-
Wilbor Tompkins; 'Ou Ignorance a
sermon, b. Charles Bsttell LOOMS: Miss
Kellogg Journalist" a story bv Anne
y Hagan; Come Back a poem by Ar
thur GuIteTman: The Operas Of Italy"
by Rupert Hughes; New Homes in the
West, by Forbes Lindsay: Failing
stars. a poem by Grace +. Craig: p"
High Priestess Of the Art Of the Dance -
2y tiorence Brooks; "Mr. Phipp's 'shef
DooVer- story. by Holman T. Dav.
The Substitute Bridesmaid" q story bv
Gertrude Pahlow; Woman in tho Max
ing of America" I'm the Time of the
r ounaing, oy II. Addi16ton Bruce; Too
Late. verse. by Edwin L. Sabin The
Passing Hour Monsieur le Cure a
story, by =. Berkeley Smith: 'tAu Amer
lean Girls Diary ITI-"-The Medifer
Tsnean. by Mrs. John Van Worst: ''Nerv-
Gus Disorders: Their Cause and Cure ,s
by Rev. Samuel McComb. ID: MOLLY -
story by lola /. Forester; Health I
and Beauty in the Hair" BY Florence
augustine. a Bargain-das Lunatic" q
story. by Ii. r. Durant The Out-of-fov-1 /
Girl in New York.
SMART SETH the Smart Set for Feb
-uarY are a number OF more than ordinary
interesting features. Fremont Riders
Between Six and Seven is roTsnti. 1
ale OF the Lends type-a war of wills he 4
ween a scornful princess and an iron /
aWed American who dares to aim bigb
n his love Roland Franklin Andrews con-
rioutes In Algeria" tale OF a rough
General OF the French army in Africa and
iis love for his young aide Mr. Andrev-s
writes IN the vein Of the great French
tory telleTs. At the Sign of the Golden
;-sLI - "elrd romance OF the gamb-
us taoies OF Monte Carlo. and Of fabu-
Gus fortune that goes TO pawn told v,-ift I
10 less charm than characterizes an If
SeatTix Demarest Lloyds work. The 1-oree I
his month includes several poems of s~-
OPTIONAL literary merit. Among these are.
A valentine of Old Manhattan nv Cfir I
on Scollard: Fame" bv John KenSrf-I-
'angs; and Love Songs I'm Imitation Of
,lanahan.
AMERICAN.-''K Kind hearted? Abraham,
dncoin kind hearted7" SAYS Ida NJ. Tar-
Ell IN the February American Nazazins
men she tells 4 wonderful story on H.
DIN genius for affection-hovg he loved
eople. aud especially how he loved the ,
ommon soldiers in the war
Lincoln Steffens contributes to the ss,-o
, College" STATE
There begins also a new serial Ma
a. ~" oyu bt new novelist Tuzra- |
am Loveu and from the interest," a. |
oening installment awakens fbe -,, w.
es Iair 20 create a widespread sensstfo- III
Lllusay benson writes most absorbing 1
ABOUT the opening Of the Rosebud H. |
an reservation for homestead Sssl,s-s
~ llA'ovv men drew lots for = 0a6 fsrr,s
liiisin Allen White contributes his -
"a article on The Old Order ChaDseft- = /
"a IN addition TO these features the~e a..
~ Exceptional stories By lincoln Co1- [ /
re- Marion Hill, Lucina Finch r-,7itl- I
arnard and others. H@uilii
,i NE issue also contains the most inter
sins OF the Letters from @. q ;, 'i--lls
yer prefers House and 'sThe pilsri155s =
I'm N, are both full Of good reading
y = l FIX S--This magazi for Febr,,- 4
pegins with a complete novel saT5-.
~ OF the Pharoahs" by Helen Torn
rs IT IS an absorbing tale of r,vsfsrtt,
"hlcn many exciting elements a. - -
"a INTO quick-moving action. To an - II
atatces a murder has been co-,-,.f.s2-
= deserted Arkansas house ana All -
ioehee points to a beautiful voT1nr- ~ ~
81 - me murderess Not until tho 80
= Vt the story does the reader -
siiutioh OF the battling mystery 49,
lit,Is CONSIDERABLY around q 5ricefe-
4,.5 tue and It's deadly secret 4s-rh,7r III
hio8e. py George Wetberill Far a.
= sti1Ilas western mining stor-- ..-itj,
-, o'e 3 " aInauc denouement Anofbe-
a. csoi.,s s-psf IS The Silver Treasure !
me 5oiden Sand" by Walter WOOL :
y u adventure on sea and lznd a Il
arch OF a lost treasure. anu N