Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
MAGAZINES

MI Walter Camp, who is considered
the foremost figure and authority In
the field OF sports and games iu Amer
lea, has been engaged Co write series
Of articles for the Century Magazine
during the coming year. beginning ina
November The articles will cover the
development of athletics boo America
football. baseball. rowing track ath-
Ictics. golf and teunIs-Hud Doc VIII
treat these subjects especially with
reference 10 sports in colleges.
Mr. Camp is perhaps generally
thought Of by the public as the sue
cessfu strategist of Yale's football
elevens In New Haven and a Yale
university he is thought OF mainly as
a highminded gentleman who has de
voted years 10 improving the tone OF
amateur athletics iu America
paper in the October Century "
special interest 10 business men and
one which viii promote an intelligent
understanding Of the present work ~
the national monetary commission, T.
| discussion or currency conditions
here and abroad by A Barton Hep
burn, president Of Chase National
/ bank. New York. and former Comp
troller of the currency Mr Hep
burns appeal is for "a currency that
will contract when no legitimate in
torest demands its use. and expand o.
meet the wants 90 growing commerce -"
other financial matters or great inn
portance are also discussed under the
title. is "a Central Bank Dosirable2'
Another long iustallment Of the great
Raffles serial Mr. Justice R8ffics"
appears ln Guntcr's Magazine for Octo-
Der. The story grows In fascination
with each chapter. and is undoubtedly
he first originated the charter Of the
amateur crarksmsn. Bunny Raj
fes' pal iu crime, and the chrouiCler
NJ his exploits. is Involved i'm the do
ings " "Mr Justice H8fflcs" almost az
much as the genial a himself Gun
ter's has what Is probably the most
popular feature OF the magazine year
IN this remarkable story r. Phillips
Oppenheim's serial novel Jeanne OF
the Marshes" which has been running
in Gunters for some months past is
brought to "a brilliant climax and con-
clusiou On the October number u is
20 be- succeeded by "a new novel ~ adj
venture from the pen Of " Rider HaC-
gard Queen Sheba's Ring" said 10 be
the best story he has written since
King SOlomon's Mines" and Allan
Ouatcrmaiu" created such furore
Link by Link" by Edwin Bliss. the
complete novel I'm the October Gunter's.
is one OF most remarkable and
unique detective story written
Riordan. coop" and Kevct deduction
lists. work together in solving the mys-
tory ~ q murder kevet picks out
every strand of tho knot with a fine
needle Riordan bites the knot with
his teeth by most rem0rscless logic
Kevet deduces that he himself COM
mitted the crime while under the in-
nuence Of drug Not until the very
end does the reader learn who the real
murderer is Besides these two fca
lures. Gunters contains the second half
Of "a tWo-part story of wireless tolc-
graphy, "ln Deep Waters" by Camp
hell MaCCulloch and short stories by
Preston Ward Allan TpdeRram. NJ
Worth ColNeIl, L. r. Ridge. Theodore
Roberts Eleanor N. Ingram. Mary
MACMILLAN S Lippincott Stella Leer-
burger and Tlttel McClung. In an i92
pages of stirring entertaining fiction.
beautifully Illustrated
Ainslees for September is really
brilliant number one that will stand
out among the months magazines In
solitary excellence. George Barr No
Cutchcon's Graustark serial "Truxtou
King occupies of course the leading
position THE second installmcut of the
story increases the good impression
made by the FIRST and goes 90 show
that Mr. McDutchr0n constantly lm-
proves. more than can be- said of many
other experienced authors Marie Won
Worst is thc author of the complete
novel, "St Martins summer" "a story
which. for dramatic strength and real
story Interest goose Gar 90 establish her
reputation as writer Of fiction with
substance Herman Whitaker contrl-
butes short story called 'u0urdes."
wh,ch is ono of the best he has ever