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

sCRIBNER's.- following IS the ia
/ bic OF contents for January: The lie St
/ Louis; Frances Wilson Husrd A Sheep
/ Herder OF the Southwest; n. c. Wyeth
All Souls; poem; Edith Wharton. John
/ Marvel, Assistant; chapters I-VI: Ito be
continued; Thomas Nelson Page. The
/ Use of English in Singing; Francis Rog-
/ ers. Aiexander's Decorations; in the Car
negie institute, Pittsburg; William Wal
ton. The Coming of Night; Rebecca Hard
] ing Davis Poe; W. G. Brovnell. The
Strike at the Little Maggie; Victor Hen
dersOn. England and the English from an
/ American Point of View; First impress
sions. Wedding or Funeral; Minnie Bar
bour Adams. The Playwright and His
! Players; Brander Matthews. The Point
of View suggestions for hOuSekeepers; of
Authority. The Field of Art; some ex-
amples of the English school at the Met
ropolitan Museum Of Art; Frank Fowler;
| illustrated.
MCCLURE .-An important feature of
McCIure's Magazine for January IS the
first instaIlment Of Marriage a la Mode.
q new novel by Mrs. Humphrey Ward.
dealing with American life. Then there
is a great story OF the South seas, Tine
House Of Mapuhi." by Jack LONDON, and
five other good, strong short stories Inc
articles are fully up to the Mcclure stan
dard. An educated man who went INTO
the saloon business tells of his expert
ences: General KurOpatlVin declares that
the treaty of Portsmouth was a pTema-
ture and dangerous peace and cries tacts
to prove it: DR.. Brandreth Sym0nds gives
some Interesting figures on the mortality
of overweights and underwelShts; James
L. Ford contributes paper on ne Ap-
peal of the Stage" and VIII & Barnes
has some interesting things to say about
wild horses.
TECHNICAL woRLD.-The following
is a partial list of leading articles for
Januarv. 1903: Who Owns the Earth?
Henry M. HYDE Keeping Paris Gowned
in Green: +. A. Bingham. Microbes TO
Fight Rats; F. A; A TALBOT. W men Rea ,-
son Sleeps: Theodore NJ. Raulein. Search
for a Car Fender: p. Harvey Middleton
The. Pecan-king OF Nuts; Roy Crandail;
Pigeons as Picture Makers; DR.. Alfred
| Gradenwitz. Yawning Craters OF the
Moon: II. q. Hunting. Hard Times Force
Millennium: Samuel o. Dunn Torpedoes
That Carry Guns: John Ray smith IT.
Twenty other articles; 100 Illustrations
THE DELINEAToR.-special features
of fhis number: when a King Came
ACQUIRING" by Florence Jackson stod-
| dsrd: why One Hundred Sunday Schools
| Have Succeeded" by Laura A. Smith;
How I Created My Greatest Part py
Forbes Robertson; Angels from the
! Realms of Glory Ga songl, by Etneipert
| Nevin: Are the Dead Alive? ". by
/ Fremont Rider; What is the Matter
with the Public Schools? III by Rbeta
Chiide DOrr; The Delineator Chlld Res ties
cue Campaign t.istle stories a,t o. O ~,
/ {
| Nellie L. McClung; The Genius, by
Kate Jordan: Through the Mist, by
/ Lawrence Powell. "STadelia ga seIlal
sforv9 by r Marion Crawford Tine
se1,3-e ., ions of Evening Dress New
| Year in an Old World Capital, by
| Fdouard La Fontaine: IF You Were IN
| NV Place by Helen Berkeley Lloyd
| ssStvies of the Month"; AT the Point of
| the Needle biz Ethel NJ Harris; Dress
| making Made Easy: The Evening Coat,
bv Eleanor Chalmers; What You Ought
| to Know About Your Baby" by Leonard
( Keene Hirachberg, NJ. D.: Our Beauty
Denartment: Care of the Teeth" by Mil
| Ijcent Marvin: The Housewives Club;
| ssTena rtrnent of Garden Help: Reading
I for the Gardener, by Alice LounsperTy;
'sTaIks to Girls Who Want to Sing, by
Ellen Beach Yaw; The Delineator Jun
| ior."
SMART Settle remittance man
figures prominently in Hubert FOOtner's
/ 'The Three CHANDELIERS" a tale of the
! Canadian frontier, in this months Smart
Set Mr.. Footner writes with evident
1 Familiarity and delicious humor of the
/ breezy. unconventional life and escap-
| AIDES of three young scapegraces, who are
saved from the wrath OF eholerlc oid
uncle by the quickness OF woman
! California love story full Of the fragrant
passion of that flower-scented. love
/ breathing atmosphere The Dawn OF
/ Nirama's Day" by Ralph Stock, is
south sea idyl of tenderness and devo-
ton. Among other fiction of note are
/ a'The Girl with the Rose" by Marion
Hill: "Brinton's Pipe Dream" by Stod-
lard Goodhue: About Arabella.' by
owen oliver. and Cupid at the Clean
er's." by Della Campbell Macleod.
/ KATY Did a one-act play by Rachel
| Crothers. exhibits the dramatic strength
! that has brought success to her Broad
wav productions Verse and satirieal
1 sketches by Beatrice Hanseom. Reginald
Wright Kaufman. Thomas Walsh. Lillian
/ Bell Helen Dudley. and Julian Mallinger
add spice and snlaTtness TO this number
of the Smart Set.
/ SMITH S-Among all the magazines on
| the news stands the present issue OF
Smiths stands out pre-eminently
splendid example Of the great improve
ment that has taken place in the popular
priced magazine in America during re-
cent years The January number of
| smiths opens with sixteen full-page ara
/ portraits of weIl-knOwB actresses. In adj
| dition TO this there IS q complete novel
and no less than twenty-one stories and
articles. Among the contributors whose
work has gone 10 make the magazine are
| Charles BatteIl Loomis. Anne OHagan
Emma Lee Walton, Rupert Hughes. Do
rothy Garfield. Holman r. Day. Edward
! hollywood Edward Lucas White f.
Berkeley Smith, Mrs John Van Worst,
! The complete novel is an absorbing