The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-22
AMONG the MAGAZINES.

AMONG THE MAGAZINES,
The illustration of articles ant
stories in The Century during 1911
will include the work of Arthur Rack
nam. famous in England for his illus
trations of child life in imaginary
stories; Boutet de Monvel, who has
won fame as draughtsman of chill
dren in France; Andre Castaigne
Charles Dana Gibson, A. B. Frost
Joseph Pencil, Carl Melchers. who
viii furnish some of the illustrations
for The Life of Luther and many
others.
The December number of the Out
ing Magazine is las big as all out
doors" The photographs are re.
markable. Warwick Carpenter tells
of the joys of winter camping in his
article, In Winter Woods;. accom-
panying this are some of the best out
door photographs ever published
Horace Kephart tells how to erect a
log cabin that will last Dillon Wal.
lace is on the third stage of his Rocky
Mountain trip, and his experiences in
crossing the Rockies on horseback are
becoming more and more interesting.
For the man who would become an eX-
pert wing-shot. Mr. Charles Askins
tells THE Right Way to Aim Shot
gun One of the greatest movements
OF today is the organization of Boy
Scouts. The wonderful development
of this organization and it's purpose
are thoroughly discussed by Frank B.
Arthurs in his article, boy Scouts
building for Manhood
The second issue of Adventure, the
Ridgeway Company's new monthly
reveals the fact that the editors have
thought of more kinds of adventure
than were previously known to exist.
The perils of Nihilists, winter, the
deep sea, forced marriage, the arctic
regions. heredity. Wall street. avia-
ton, war, ghosts, love, lions, pirates
and building railroads are a few of
the varieties of which they treat.
THE White Rock by James Barr, is
murder story. The scene of Home
Through Hades.' by c. Langton
Clarke. is the wilderness of Northern
Canada whence Alan R. Hawley and
Augustus Post, the aeronauts, emerg-
ed October 26 after their record
breaking sail in the balloon America
II. The two articles. Where He'll is
Froden Over" and 'In the Jungle after
Seladang," treat of the arctic regions
and a new kind of big game, and are
not fiction, but exciting fact. Heredity
furnished the plots for THE Fear"
and yellow Callahan All is not
tragedy in the magazine, and trio OF
amusing stories are "The Disappear
ance of Signor Carroll "A Poisoned
Blockade and "The Tragedy of
Winky Wanky Woo"
Club-women all over the land are
interested in all that pertains to that
most beautiful of all clubs for wonl-
en-, the "Colony Club of New York
City, which is making an enviable
reputation even among mems clubs for
effective management. Anne O'Hagan
has written for the Christmas Century
of this club, its architecture and ar
rangement, its objects, its ways, its
members. and its unique features; and
scenes inside and outside the club
will be shown, reproductions OF draw
ings by Vernon Howe Bailey.
Specially timely articles of the De
cember Century will be THE House
OF Governors, apropos of its second
nieeting in Frankfort, Ky, by Will
liam George Jordan. originator of the
idea and permanent secretary of the
organization and rs Congressional
Cratory 2 Lost Art?'' by the Hon.
Champ Clark. leader of the Demo
cratic party in the house of repre-
sentatives, and probably its next
speaker.
The first chapters of the Rev. Dr..
Arthur c. McGifert,s Life of Martin
I.,.ther will appear in the Christmas
Century: and, it is said, they make
Luther, boy and youth, very human
and very real person, DR.. McGiffert
has aimed to give readers of today an
interesting and logical presentation
OF the effect upon modern religious
life and thought of Luther's person
atty and work.