Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

Foster writes of THE Ton Floor Flat"
and, IN THE Hold-up." Hugh Pendcx-
ter tells story Of robbery in tho far
west. James Oliver Curwood con-
tinuos the adventures of steele of tho
Royal Mounted in Beauty Proof ana
Svetozar TonioroT roads II lesson to
many married couples IN "rhe l7duCa-
ton Of n Husband Among other vol
known writers nc fiction who are repre-
scented in tho issue with their newest
stories nrc Gordon ThnEcr. -. l.. Der
modr Earl Dcrr BIegcrs. Russell D.
.lanneE. Eleanor Ingram. ] j Bell
MARI INLAY TAYLOR and kccre Abbott
Louis V pcFon contributes All in
elusive forecast of the now dramatic
season. the portrait illustratiuus of
which are cSrcciallr interesting.
With tho October issue Tho colum-
bian Magazine begins a new year,
ycnr, which IT is certain. will moro than
fulfil the promises Of the past twelve
months. Tho feature which is most
striking as YOU glance through, the
October pages Is tho un-to-datrncss of
the magazine. its comprehensive range
OF subjects. anu tho effective treatment
of those subjects by some Of the keon-
est and brightest pens nf the day. Co
operation or Revolution" by Dayton.
is vivid presentation of tho relations
between labor and capital between en-
rloycr and the employed, The co.
lumbar IS not responsible for Mr.
Daytons viowS. but regards them rs
worthy OF careful consideration in this
time OF social and economic unrest. Mr..
Middloton's review of President Tafts
administration Is able as well as i'm
partial, and cannot fail 10 drive away
n good deal OF fog that nhscures In tho
public mind the record Of y year ana
a half of TAFT. Ghristy Mathcwson
on our "National Game" appeals to
every lover Of baseball. Bcrgh's Dra-
matte Comment is worthy OF the au-
thor, one of the abcst writer's of the.
day on the drama and general ltcra-
ture. 1t is guide and mentor for tho
theatergocr in tho fall season Of 1910.
Madame y. that touching and heart
appealing noveization OF lSissons
great drama, Is concluded, and "Thc
Fortune Hunter ono Of the most
amusing and interesting word-piciures
novelizcd from Winclcll Smiths fam
Gus comedy. begins in 4 first instalment
that makes tho reader hungry ana
thirsty for the next. The Acroplanc
department. conducted by the eminent
acronaut. Augustus Post. Is q new feu
t,irc of the October Columbian. ana
keeps right in touch with every adj
vance in the science Of airtravcl lean
CarrinCton tells women what kind Of
hair should so with their hats: short
stories will make You laugh or cry. or
both; at Home and Abroad" keeps
you in touch with great events and
their meaning on both sides OF the
world. and "Thc Critics Rookshclf.'
by Davenport, tolls YOU what yOu will
find in books Of the day. Tho October
Columbian also has special automo-
bile department--the first national
monthly tn give n department to tina.
subject No man in America knows
automobiles, from factory to garage.
better than Mr., Raymond f. Barnes.
who has charge Of the department
Scores Of fine pictures add beauty and
grace to the pages OF this magnificent
issue.
The October number or Tho Review
has the customary list Of important ar
tIcies. but opens with two short poems
By Grace DEMO liichiicld THE New
Politics" is a thoughtful essay on pres
ont conditions by William Garrett
Brown. Vernon Ice contributes Il
scholarly aricle ~ The Two Prag-
matisms." The history Of THE Ger
man Social Democracy" is ably con-
sidercd by John W, Perrin. William
"A Bradley has a charming essay on
the genius OF Barley D'Aurcvilly." a
timely study IF THE Changing Posi-
ton OF American Trade" is made by
Thomas a. Thacher Certain aspects
OF Conservation are dealt with IN M
article by James r. Mckee under the
title THE Public and the Conscrva-
ton Policy a literary article Of
merit is "Romnnticism in 'rcnnySon,"
by William r. Smyser, ''Japan's ABB
sorption Of Korea" is an important his
torica essay by William Elliot Griffith,
An economic article OF note Is that by
charles Blair Macdonald entitled Your
Income" Luther II. Gullck has a sug-
"Eycrcisc and Rest Bishop Burt.
of the Methodist Episcopal chl!Ii,
makes a reply TO Arshhischop lrcland's
which appeared In the July is.
sue Of The Review, IN the title, Reply
to Archbishop treand's Structures upon
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
Or. S. Nj Vernon has "A Rciolnder TO
Archbishop Ireland" A list of notable
books. with criticisms win be found in
the department New Books Re
Thrilling IN Its dramatic Intensity, |
swift and relentless In It's action, "rhe |
Passing of DIANA" by II, Won Vented, |
opening novelette, OF foung's Maya |
zine for October grips the imagination |
from tho moment "Clss," tho wonder |
full model enters the studio In the be-
ginning, and holds ono enthrnllcd until |
tie breathlcss climax of the inevitable |
tragedy. II Is n poignant story Of
passionntcly wayward heart
told quickly without n tagging Inc. |
and contains one Of the most unparal2
lelcd situations IN modern literature. |
Imagine an artist discovering that tho
model for his picture of"Circc," about |
to ho exhibited to all London, Is tho
wife or his dearest ricnd-after he llns
told this friend OF his love AFFAIR With
the mysterious beauty, who poses but
will take no pny-aftcr the dann'nS
picture has passed from his posses
sloni Imagine a woman. suddenly