Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02
MAGAZINES.

July AlnSlctS by Johnson norton un-
der the title Of "O'Sullivan's cham
! pion" 4 suffering horse, helligorcnt
| Irishman, and "a young man on his way
| to meet his sisters guest with the am
| biguous name of LlndOn Boiling. con-
| ,titutc the clements Of a dramatic sCuf-
! he bon which the young man comes out
| rather the worse for wear but a. COM
| penSated I'm the end by the soothing adj
| miratiOn Of his former Adversary
| champion, who Is none other than his
! sisters girl guest. after whom he was
| indincrently going under the impression
that II was little boy The story
| abouuds In humor OF the most de-
! lightful sort
Another humorous story in this num-
| Der rs THE SnuCkers," a tale of the
| west by j. W. Marshall As Mans
| Decision" by g. y, Lancaster o. also
| a tale sparkling with humor, conc 3led
| rather primly however, under an or O.
NAL situation in which two young men
| throw down the same girl 10 whom
| they have been successfully engaged
| THE Beauty Parlor," by Carey Wad-
! dell. Is q spicy little story of a charm
| ing divorce who is so bored that she
| mixes up In some exciting detective
| work 10 relieve her enuui and gets MOI.
excitement than she bargained for.
one Of the most moving and Intensely
| human stories The Red Book Magazine
| has ever published IS In the black
| shadow which Edward Price Boil has
! written for the July issue. An episode
in II is a fght in the water between
| two men, and the reader Is unGucstion-
| ably thrilled by the vividrc-s with
| which the conflict Is portrayed.
Another story iu the July Rcd Book
| Magazine that Is distinctly different j.
| Frederick Palmer's tale OF "a naval man
| at target pI1ctlse. The Battle In
| CARRIERS Brain" Is the title. and n *
well worth reading. The glorious
| Fourth is feelingly observed I'm tho Is
| sue by "a story entitled Day OF Days
| 10y George Allan England.
Leo Lebowich i'm Votes for Women"
| contributes another OF his dcIiCi1usly
| funny stories Of an east-side night
| school
Tn AN Enigma" william Hamilton
| Osborne rcc.uuts another legal adven-
| turo Of Dorothy Dacres. and tho airship
story Of Bruce Farson entitled, The
Ghost Dancer roads almost as fast
as the airship flies
Into tho Genuine is a very human
story by Reginald Wright Kaufman,
and The Annette Fever by Freeman
| Putney, Jr.. viii roca-l his college days
and swecthcarts To every graduate who
may read q.
Thomas Samson Miller contributes iu
primitive Night" another Of his OK
traordinary tales Of rough life on III"
| Niger delta. and carolyn SherWin
liAlItA mas a. near l-l''ui llIltE sun VI a
small hau-bOy In great apartment
| house Its title Is THE cards Of solo
mon" Further we'll known contrihu-
tors who make the Red Book Mag1-
zine for July a genuinely notable issue
arc Rem. A. Johnston. Marion Hin.
Ncvil c. Henshaw and Larry Evans.
The issue is opened with 2S portraits ~
as many beautiful women ~ the stage.
and 70 closes with resume by q. L.
Han. Of the newest plays the West
has seen in advance ~ New York.
Selma Tagerlof. the swedish woman
who has welded more potent intiu-
cncc upon the national life and char
aoter than any writer or rcformcr OF
her time lives with her quaint little
mother I'm q picturesque old-fashioned
cottage just outside tho city OF Faluu'
says Nclma Svanston toward IN Tn"
peliueat1r for July. Her home is CONF
fortabIy and tastefuIy furnished. but
there is AN entire absence OF luxury
! mud show Her drHp.rics and linen
were woven for her by the peasants
uf Dalccarla. I noticed windows every
where ! commented upon this, ana
Miss IaCcrlof smiluE'y said ooh, /
must have light and air and sunshine
and pleasant faces around me. can
not thrive IN darkness and gloom In
all these windows were ported plants
and flowers but there We're no Gagged
birds anywhere
The study Us on tho upper floor ~ tho
cottacc. where Miss LCagerlof can be
free from AN intrudcrs In the center
OF this work room stands large writ
ipg-tablo whore everything is arranged
in an orderly manner Tho sides or
the room are lined with book-shclvcs
containing many reference works, FOR
the celebrated fiction writer IL worry
exact when she must handle facts Her
,nauugcrIpt f. written iu neat. legihlo