Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04

sion from the publishers elsewhere,
In addition TO putting forth one OF the
best numbers OF the magazine yet e.
sued "SouthWestward Hoi" "a an H.
Illustrated article By Herbert Kaufman
calculated TO do justice to the stirring
movement into that part Of the coun-
try. The Cost OF Womon's Clothes. '
by Emily Post. viii help to clarity at
least one OF the financial problems OF
the day. "Wlll your Widow Got Her
Money!" Is an article Of widest inter
est calling attention TO the value of tho
spirit and plant OF the fraternal life
Insurance urdefs, and showing tho
weaknesses IN them that must be re-
formed n they are to contlue In H,fe
and prosperous service 10 the people.
Judge Ben NJ Lindsay answers his
critics IN a final article of his impor-
taut series. skt FOR an hOuseholders
To- read Is Eugene Woods delightful
Why Pay Remit ana In sociological
contrast appears the most illuminating
study Of real reformcr "a Golden
Rule chief Of Police" By Frederic q.
Howe. In fiction hall "a dozen stories
lend charm and entertainment ranging
through romance, humor adventure,
mystery and problem stories by favor
itc authors. Eleanor Hnllowell Alb
bolt. Bonal Hamilton Halues. Richard
Washburn child. John II. Preutis and
Bessle r Hoover are included In the
list, besides Of course. the anonymous
author Of that noteworthy serial "a
Successful lie " The departments OF the
drama books and humor are as salts
Tying as ever. and the illustrations
Long Pants" the nth I'm Balfour Ker's
series Of pictures of The American
Boy" is delightful frontIspiece.
THE strand" for June contains nine
stories by popular writers and IL aru-
Giles Of interest George Edwardos, ~
the Gaictv and Days thcatcr7 Lon
don, writes his "Reminiscences" and
incidentally remarks that n musical
comedy seldom pays ON It's London
production WHY Clarkson the famous
makeup" man. discourses on The
Art Of Disguise" and an anonymous
writer contributes an appreciatiNo arti-
cle-fulN illustrated-on The Art OF
the British Working Man" Another
series OF Life size Portraits is given,
the photographs including Maudc
Adams. William Gillett, Ida Conquest,
Ethel Barrymore and David Bclasco.
An interesting nature article is one
Thirst Andrew Soutar describes
and illustrates a number ~ models
which have been produced I'm court
TO aid juries I'm their decisions The
issue is interesting from cover To
cover.
The leading story In Tho Red Book
Magazine for June. rs by Robert Her
rick one Of the foremost OF American
noyelists. who will be recalled by most
readers for his powerful novel To
gether." The title Of the story IN The
June Red Book Magazine is The
kiss" and like all Mr.. Herrick's stories
IL treaties OF tho awakening of a wo-
mans soul \ charming story picture
of life during witchcraft days In Salem
II Woven In tho Dusk by Laura
Rabb and Sophia Chandler a deeply
moving tale OF heroism on the part ~
a 'trackwaiker." Is i. II stafford 3
THE Straggler's Chance" Onoto Wat
anna contributes an amusing Anglo
japanese tale entitled THE Marriage
Of OkikuSan." and Leo Lcbowich, a
new ghetto writer. tells with vivid real
ism Of the Ambition ~ Samkc ROdiu-
sky" Thomas Sampson Miller offers
another Of his strange tales OF the west
coast of Africa, and william Hamilton
Osborn has one OF his Dorothy
Dacres' tales In tho same issue. \
smuggling story by Elliott Flower, a
Memorial day tale by Hugh PendeNter.
a powerful story OF adventure In Thi-
bet by Henry G. Rowland and bricfer
tales by Mrs. Luther Harris Barr
Moses. Ellis Proctor Holmes, Fred
Jackson and Rem \. johnson complete,
with Mr.. De Foes paper on the new
plays. a notable issue Of THE Red
Book Magazine.
Fuu OF interest and valuable In
formation the wide World Magazine
for June upholds its reputation as be-
ing unique among present day period
Gals The stories and articles are all
founded on fact and deal with every
corner Of the civilized and unCiyllized
world. From Alaska 10 san Pedro BAY
nsrf. - oct frH HHa
the amount OF territory which this sim
gle number covers Is remarkable Shark
fishing bear hunting, show boating,
swimming etc. are all dealt with,
while the stories OF exploration and
adventure are full Of fascination. A
curious narrative Is related by Laur-
ence u. Young who afiirms that man
named Durfot accomplished the super
human task of swimming the Whirl-
pool Rapids Of Niagara. Other inter-
estinE articles include an account Of
the little known kingdom OF Ternate
and the Enchanted Islands" together
with a description Of the theater boats
which steam up the rivers Of the mid
die west giving dramatic entertain
ments al the various towns which they
pass on their journeys.
The first Of series OF three papers
by George KEENAN,, reviewing the
events tnat nave taken pace IN huSslh
since the Bloody sunday Of January,
1905, makes its appearance I'm the June
century" During the last 30 years Mr..
KEENAN,, through his articles published
I'm THE Century" and elsewhere. has
become one OF the leading authorities
on political and social conditions In
Russia. His revelations Of tho barbar-
tiles involved I'm the convict system ~
Siberia attracted the attention Of the
civilized world. and gained FOR him the
fear as we'll as the respect OF the cars
government.