Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
MAGAZINES.

Smiths Magazine" for August Is
Planned to meet hot-weather require.
ments. Six OF its II short stories hay,
humorous twists to them. The Others
as we'll as the complete novel and the
| little sermon by Charles Battell Loomls
are so full OF compelling human in
terest that they make ideal vacation
reading.
The beautiful l6-page art supplement
contains new portraits OF popular act
resses. Following this is the complete
novel, "Bill Crowther's Last stand" by
Mark *. Maule a story OF exceptional
power and originality IN which a fam
Gus lawyer, stricken with n fatal III
ness, goes into court and clears an in
nocent man. Above the Roof-Trce. p"
Is charming little idyll 10y Charles
Neville Buck in which the love in
tCrost r. both tender and pathetic.
Rupert Hughes brilliant serial The
GIFT Wife, continues with an extra
ordinary degree Of thrilling Incident
Virginia Middleton has an ingenious
tale Of village society I'm The Inter-
Nention Of Miss Rowland THE Other
Way u Choking a Cat" is another Of
Holman p Days inimitable "Cap'n
Sprou" stories I'm which the redoutable
old sea salt downs a political enemy
Two other stories which contain genu-
Inc wit and humor, each in It's different
way, are Castle Longing" by Stuart
p. Stone and Madame Toys with
Time by Jean Carmichael The
Mother Love OF Jane Hubbell." Is a
quaint conceit, told only as Charles
Battell LOOMS can. a strong child
TO =tg ttHff lob lr,.. sf.,..
Is Hildegrade Lavender's The Eternal
Fitness" Anne O'Hagan contlues her
clever and amusing "Reminiscences Of
Katies, a Servant Girl" a Chip OF tn
old Block" by Martha McCuloch-
Williams, tells how a pair Of lovers cir
cumvent a cranky old father In
"Beulah,' A. NJ. Chisholm relates an
episode which has most unexpected
ending with the Aid OF the Boy" by
Winfred Arnold, shows how small
boy brings a man and "A girl together.
There are attractive poems by Jennie
Pendleton Ewing, Clinton Scollard. wal
lace Irwin. Alice +. Allen. Elizabeth
Newport Hepburn, and George NJ
Richards Altogether. the August
Smiths" Is peculiarly good number,
exceptionally rich in humor.
There are II unusually good stories in
the first august issue Of the twice-a
month Popular Magazine" now on
sale Three OF them are serial stories;
one IS a long complete novel; 10 are
short stories Of the "red-blo kind,
full Of action and incident. The COM
pete novel by by Holman Day. whose
New England stories are so well
known. Mr.. Days new novel is called
THE Gashing Fiddlers'' and II you be-
leve in conservation IL viii give you
food for thought In any case you will
appreciate the problems faced by the
young employe OF a big trust that
wants to gobble up million acres OF
forest land in the north country.
Charles r. Van Loan, the baseball
expert, continues his series OF yarns Of
the big league players In this number
of the Popular" The Low Brow" is
the title OF his latest. and II is "siz-
zler" "The Red Streak" Is a story
OF the wilderness: the author is Ber-
trand w. Sinclair. Roy Norton tells
How Music Came to willow Creek
There IL rafting automobile story.
Major Glenns Pet Six" by Charles
r Parnes. In Zane Greys novel. The
Heritage Of the West" he indicates
what IL means TO Go west, young
man" There is an engineers problem |
i'm Alan Sullivan's timely tale The |
Servant Of the city" Edward NJ GIL |
bert contributes a really funny story |
The Kings Jest q prize-hght Incl |
dent with new background. II. VI. |
Bower in THE Problem shows that a |
Of cattle isn't always the |
worst thing that can happen 20 herd. |
l.. Tlcbout writes about the |
Pacific Mail robbery In a clear story |
called His Hidden Light An enter
tanning little story dealing with
political crisis Is contributed by Elmer /
4 Fitzsimmuns. In Easy Money by |
sil Monntrose. the fighting edge pre-
dominates. Arsone Lupin, the famous
gentleman burglar, Is seen I'm new
icrlos OF adventures, narrated by Mau-
ice Leblanc. Finally. there is +. Phil
fps Oppenheim's great mystery story.
The Lost Ambassador
The breezes OF the plains are In a
humorous story by j. w Marshall. IN |
he August "Ainslee's. The Runaway
Tub" is the title. and our old friends,
EN- Rogers and Jim" figure con
picuously as the champions Of the
oothers OF nose out Of joint by a
title baby sister. It Is delightfully."-
unny story.
Another humorous story In this issue
= AN Amateur Hypnotist' by Ellicu
flower. A bashful but willing lover and
resourceful girl are the main char
cters IN this. and the use 10 which
hey-or rather she--puts UtIle harm
.ss hypnotism IL deliciousiy told and
auEhRble.
other notable stories OF this entr-
aiming issue are. THE Honor OF the
shcricns" love story by Owen
,iivcr: The Mould Of God" by Nor
an Robertson; slaves 10 Tradition"
romance OF an American man an a
orcign princess. by Charles Neville
tuck. THE Lucky Thirteenth" love
tory Of the tropics. by Ethel S. Dor
lnce. IAN Act ~ charity" n humor-
us story Of New York artists by |
.ouise T. Dutton: The Weight Of Evi.
ence," by Adele Leuhrman: The
Eleventh Hour" by Y. w Jameson;