Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-30

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tinucs the significant studies OF that
sympathetic stude1t into new phase
of his subject 'Gentlcmon Of the
south" by Harris Dickson, Is ten
der, appreciative view Of the state
OF southern society, with anecdotes aud
philosophy 10 add to its charm The
Toll of the sheep" 10y G.. W. ogden,
tells the story OF the eternal fcuds OF
the Wyoming ranges, dramatic
phase Of western Industry. In fiction,
Lloyd Osbourno opens the magazine
with one of his most delightful love
stories. petty the Detrimental" Harry
Allyn writes "a humorous boN-and-
tramp story. juliet Wilborn TomPkins
offers a strong and simple story OF
married life, and Jack London con-
tributes one OF the best or his South
Sea character studies. A new plot In
adventurous romance is Mt hand In
THE star of the O'Donojus,' by
Thomas p Byron. The noteworthy
serial "A Successful WIFE moves
swiftly toward IT'S closing chapter7, and
two Little stories NJ Real Life are
added for fun measure. The depart
meuts are bright and interesting as
always and the whole tone Of the
magazine IS I'm keeping with its repu-
tation and with the season
The August issue OF the Woman's
Home Companion Is called The Good
Time Number and a lives up 10
that title In every particular, giving
ideas for summer enjoyment OF every
sort. The fiction Is Of the light, happy
variety with, in most instances tho
atmosphere Of vacation days charm
lnglv depicted Mile. Mystic" a mid
sum mer comedy by Anna Steese
Richardson. viii doubtless be acted
I'm many gardens during the summer
and a remarkably timely article on
the outdoor Play, by walter Prichard
Eaton. Will help In n large measure
TO make al fresco theatrlcals the
popular thing during the summer.
The prigo-winninr answers to the
(Which Girl WouldYou Love" con-
test appears In this months issue,
and among the attractive and practical
articles are How TO Build House
Boat" by Charles f. Searle; and
article about Queen Mary, by Philip
Hume Forster: and a boys vacation
letters TO his mother.
After protracted silence Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle returns 90 tho realms or
fiction in a series OF - short stories u
appear in the Strand Magazne-the
magazine I'm which sherlock Holmes
and Bngadier Gerard first made their
respective appearances. The FIRST o.
these stories bearing the title Of The
Terror Of Blue John Cap will be pub.
strand. No living author enjoys
wider reputation than Conan Doyle. ana
he has following which few writer's
can equal He turns ont comparative
ly small amount of fiction and for this
reason. perhaps. II never falls below
the high standard which he himself
has set and which his admirers have
come to expect.
HOW MAGAZINES ARE MADE.
At a women's club gathering in Mis-
sissppi recently Harris Dickson told
his audience something about an article
OF his that had recently appeared in
Everybody's, He explained that a
manuscript written by another man had
been sent him to put in shape. The
facts were there, and the moral. but
the treatment was technical. 1t lacked
power Dickson knew moth
ing Of the other author. and so proceed
ed TO get up the subject at first hand
He took not one of the facts for grant
ed. After three months he returned the
revised manuscript to the maeaZins. II
was sent back, with specific dire. ton,
for rewriting In due course he again
remailed IL to the editor. who -1ugratu-
lated him on his achicvemcnt-fo- that
Is what II was Then the article. hav-
ing attained a satisfactory form at wa
on Fraternal Insurance.. was cent
round among the experts. The first man
who read u was high offiti3l OF one
Of the old line Insurance companies.
but hearty believer in the fraternil
system lie returned II with approval !
and an elaborate criticism. Then q
was submitted 10 the chief Insurance |
commissioner ~ q western statC--tho |
urdovbted political authority on Tho |
subject. The approval ana cioitisi1s |
n both men. with the m1nuscrip; were /
again forwarded Co Mr. Dickson. The |
necessary corrections having ffon lp- |