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


outer showing of the characteristics Of
the woman as revealed by her face
when studied. or Mr. Lambourne's
literary and art work little needs TO be
said for in the years that ho has So
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are discussed by Louis Y. De Foe H.
Illustrated with pictures Of successful
actor folk.
Evctybody's FOR September appears
with am artistic cover design entitled
study iu Black and Green, by John
w. Alexander. 4 place OF prominence
is given To- Happiness by Mary r. $.
Andrews With attractive Illustrations
in color by Blanch Greer Among
tine features or this number are "Lodg-
ings for the Rich" by Arthur Nc
FarlanC. and What shall We Do With
the Old2" by Richard Washburu child.
As usual Everybody contain a variety
of short stories and verse, little stories
from real life, talks on pictures and
books. particularly attractive and inter
cstjug being the article on art by Sir
casper prudon Clarke. director of the
Metropolitan Museum of Art. This Is
sue also contains a foreword by Har-
vey J. OHiggins To- contribution on
Alf Dust anu lAlf JUNE iff NiA' Al ~
installment of which is 10 appear In
the october Everybodys.
In the current issue of the Worlds
Work magazine Van Wyck Brooks
writes Of THE Highlands Of the Hud-
son as "a Playground for the People
and tells OF the plans Tor the prcser-
walton OF the most beautiful and ac-
cessibic public park In the Eastern
states. Dr. Frederick Van Eeden
tells 81 Curing by Suggt stion" and
what has been done IN Europe along
this line. In THE Gateway Of a Ma
tiou e. NJ Keys tells how New York
handles half the foreign commerce
Of the country and Of the greatest
traffic problem In the United States
There is an article with unusual illus
trations in which Frances Maule Riork-
man tells Of - Nation Learning 10
PLAY" The department NJ health lis
month deal with "Thc Dangers of
Typhoid and How 10 Avoid It," There
are many very valuable articles in this
magazine and the March OF Events"
is an editorial Interpretation OF The
timely events Of the month Among
the interesting features IN this depart
ment are photographs NJ the "nsur-
gent senators who voted against the
tariff bin as reported by the finance
committee Of the senate.
There is very interesting article in
the September number uf The Outlook
In which George C.. Skies tells of the
proposed new Chicago and shows with
the aid Of illustrations by Jules Guerin.
what that city will boz like 10 the dream
Of its citizens Is realized There is am
other interesting article la which
Charles : Olcou writes OF Mrs Hum
phrey Ward and Her Work
The first article in the September
Craftsman is OF special interest. being
discussion by Parker n Sercombe of
THE Evils of American schools Sys-
TENS. Archaic Methods Of Education
Condemued and Practical Remedies
Suggested Natalie Curtis writes OF
The People of the Totem Poles Their
Art and Legends. the article being
Illustrated with interesting studies
Hanna Astrup Larsen has am article Of
local interest Ia the discussion of call
fornia Landscapes. iu which the vigor
and wild beauty OF the Golden state
are manifest This article is Illustrated
! by reproductions Of paintings hy Eu-
gene Neuhaus. william Keith. John N.
[ Gamble and Elmer Wachtel Ernest
A. BatCheldor contributes "a discussion
of London municipal arts and crafts
NhNNiI''N" AI''' 'Ai' NlNA'fN' N'N NAA''N' 10
trained Goo become o. craftsman. ana
another article along the same line is
contributed by Joseph a. Daniels ON
-Thc NCod ~ Manual Training Don tho
Development Of our nation The
magazine r. filled with articles OF value
Z anC interest
"Whst Ais Now England rs the
question asked hy Edward Nallandig-
ham n ihs current issue Of PuinaWs
magazine Dudley Allen Sargent "a
rector OF Che HCmenWuN gimnaglum,
Harvard university discusses "lutcr-
national Athletics tho olympic Games
and che German Festival This article
is extensively Illustrated. including "a
pIcturo of Hayes winning the Marathon
race. Rachel Ch8llIrC writes of Alfonso
Nil aud the ucu ora boz spain. and
considerable space H given tO Mont
gofuprr ScluRlDr Iu which Goo teN ri
John Quincy Adams Ward ana tho
work of veteran sculptor There are
man, reproduction uf his work Illus
trdtiug Oh. article There is "a rouilu-
uatiou of the serials some short stories
of merit and thn department. THO
Lounr,r" b. 81 timely interest
Tho current issue nj Burr Mcintosh
comes to hand r.rh in color and lllua-
tntIou Tho cover design is bon uI
colon and tner. Is beautiful frOuus-
piocp entitled Tulips There b. "a very
entertaining article hy George Jean
Nathan u which De- tells OF thc rise
to siurdom of Ida St Loon Boz polly o.
thc Circus and of thc Interest taken
ln hon b, Nahe Taliaforro. the original
Polly There are the usual art Studies
and pIptuIos of plays ANA pial rrs. A
won. interesting article describe the
personality ana work Of Antonio corsi.
| me- famous model There are several
reproduptIons of treasures of the llech-
tor-teIn GALLERY u Vienna, ana repro
durtion- ulm Doc galleries along FINN
avenue
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Castle Gate ana clear creek cosl