Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
NOTES

Harry O.. McCook. SEQ, LID, au-
,bo- of Natures Craftsmen has pre-
,.r.5 an exhaustive study of the COM
,,rrsi me- OF ants which the Harpers
.rs issuing under the title Ant Com
~rrt,e,-a study Of Natural Civics.'
!. Will BE- remembered that in Natures
cnfsmen' the author presented a Sc
~ Of studies Of insect life Of which
ants ANT Communities" is limited to
srs can't Communities is limited 10
.ris entirely. and, Bon the main, consid-
+ n. usn IN their phases of behavior as
a ,o.s ANNALS whore their reputation
4 BIS 50 long stood for wisdom.
A Reasleys christmas Party which
A Booth TarNngton viii describe In his
n 4homing book which the Harpers
90 publish by that title, is one given
hinder peculiar conditions. At Christmas
b !. rm0red that t.e Hon. David Beas-
IN Is giving a Christmas ball, ana Il
clear that his political followers have
ben Iaft out of the invitation list. As
H Beasey d running for governor at the
iHe % causes an indignant turore, and
BIZ chances alI iu a moment begin 20
cs pretty small Al any rate. few
bon go up 10 the house and investigate
hs BAN for themselves. The house Is
gated the music playing. Beasley Is
igEing low In a Quadrille to the tune of
iukys fiddle. but the partners are
Imaginary. the Quadrille Is imaginary;
4 itHt Is no one there but Beasley. The
aa has gone stark mad" they say.
ben suddenly a little chair is wheeled
a,o the room and boys delighted
doe makes clear that 10 Is all a play.
SrrdIng outside with the others, a re-
lerfr says SOFTLY And just 20 please
t'e sick kid.'
The Winning Lady" Mary r VIII
Ass new book. which win shortly be
.5ha'mng through the Harpers, viii
,olaln several stories which are in
ghier vein than her longer novels, or
Ven some Of the earlier tales that made
Per famous, but the sentiment and hui
lanly that have given her work IT'S
popular appeal ale said 90 control the
'oHeoy The Winning Lady" who
h'1 ne title % the book ls one who
Hedl'o az bridge. TO bitterly repent.
''NO diio 20 find that the woman who
'1shi 20 have Won cheated too. NOR -
u'al thdi the prize punch bowl might
'' % said 90 have cheated, since 10
.1Is out no, DO be real cut glass. after
AH Fannie 60 Macauley. who wrote
'Ne lady of the Decoration. under
'r pen name of Frances Little" and
nose Little Sister Snow" viii appear
!, ''.ooer is a near relative Of
N, Alge liesau Rice. the author of
"t Wigs of the Cabbage Patch. "
n said That Mrs Rice is the mate"
" 'nom The lottoIa IN 1.-The Lady of
'' decoration were written.
-'aIilce Hewlett despite classical se-
oi style imagiues very mod
llelen u his story. 1.-THE Ruinous
~. WHICH thn uarpers are bringing
"i Iiol heroine. immortal nj
as ihe most-loyed woman lr
"'IIi Hm not am fair flesh
NIhlIu' ieI0n 81 would be- com.
.h and comforter. ls my face aud
Al. 'l'-' mE breasts all that ! have
- 'hl mind nothing az an. nor IN,
b,al Do mN heart nor the 10Y
~. 'N lHo busy Norld2 My face ha'
~. yum unto many but 90 mo it hal
~. misery and shame This woman
'N'Nt of the sheer physical Do
.u. anIs utieauc. lu her cry ALSO
h, .,uI io ue Wc the ways of mei
.a Walter Camp. whose article Oh
.-s football ln the November Cen
~. The nut off series hv NJ
r,.p on amateur athletics ln Ameros
49,. N..h emphasis on personal char
hi. "ll nls0 standards of sportsman
ana considers the actual winninl
t'-'I' "a second considerut lion I
l,lfd Chat the articles which az
H 90 print win give the publ
'iea 1i college sports as the
N .uaugied to-day and win cause th
. ll hnd in a renewal of his youtI
~ sympathy and closer fellow
4 VAN his SON and his sons inter
,ek Beach BE- enjoying A trlann,ia
l.hee Just "a present which /
lo provoke "a sigh from fel
"'''eia less fortunate. Ar. Beach