The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-06-12

with them about June %
Charles Edward Russell in his new
| book, WHY / am a Socialist" eX
plains the causes that led him TO leav.
the ranks OF the indiyidualists Un
, Ike many oil the class with which ht
has allied himself, he sets forth facts
figures dates and names to prove
the assertions which he makes Hi;
information was CLEANED In thirty
years experience as a journalist lr
/ all parts OF the world.
Groateness of any kind has its
own rewards. Additional distinction
is conferred upon some men by having
brand of cigars named for him. The
names of others are given to now
fruits. Vegetables or flowers, Tom l.
Johnson has become honored by haN
Ing book dedicated To him 1t Is
by Elizabeth and Adrian Johnson, and
entitled The Golden Ball" 1t is a
story of EnSllshmcn East Indians and
Italians chasing one another around
the globe to obtain mysterious pack
age OF papers p. d. Johnson illus
trates the book. Now. indeed, great
Is the name of Johnson.
Every invention is seized upon by
the oyerworhed novelist for the pur-
pose OF forming a basis of a new
story The dying machine now Is be-
ing used by the writer's of fiction,
Ono Of the most amazing books of
this character, "Thc Skyman." by W.
X Webster, has its hero build him
self pair OF wings of the Darius
Green type and 20 flying around in
the Arctic regions. or course he
rescucs a beautiful maiden who gets
lost in the Ice for that purpose Every
messenger boy who reads II Will
enjoy It's thrills and be as anxious
for a pair OF skymunS wings as the
recipients oil mis- messages would be
glad TO hnve him provided with such
speed accelerators. Apparently the
Peary-Cook controversy has not eXs
haustcd the patience OF the story
tcllor.
Margaret Sutton Briscoe. author OF
The Image OF Eve, is In private life
Mrs Hopkins. the wife OF Professor
Hopkins OF Amherst college. Massa-
chusetts. Although her home is now
in New England. she Is Baltimorean
by birth Her stories have been fami-
liar to magazine readers since she
began to write when young girl
That was about twenty years ago.
The results OF being a successful
author sometimes are surprising. The
reputation CT William de Morgan
grew so rapidly after the publication
OF his first book, Joseph Vance" that
the first edition Of each of his sue
ceedIng novels was about as large as
the f1rst FIVE editions OF the book that
made him famous. Since its pub!ica-
ton, flve years ago. it has gone TO
press eleven times. It's successor
"Allce-for-Short." has gone TO press
for the tenth time. His publishers
assert they have never had an author
whose books have been in greater or
steodier demand,
Tho Rev. r. ] Hardy. In his new
book, How TO Be Happy Though
CIVIL devotes a chapter to Courteous
Censure" The art OF ef1cctual fault
finding is part of the rulers art,
part which many rulers, great and
small. practice with pain or enjoy
ment, according 10 thoir individual
natures To some minds ccnsure IS
the symbol OF power. and the persons
OF whom this Is true are not neces-
sariIy bad OF even tyrants The au-
thor of tho book Is chaplain in his
In ireland. He has written several
volumes, including How to Be Happy
Though Married" He describes his
recreatlons as riding his horse. Baby.
OF his assistant curate' as he calls his
bicycle, talking to soldiers, thinking
Of the queer things OF life. swimming
and golf"
The Principally. which the Hon.
John Bigelow has given TO the village
Of Highland Falls, Is farm OF more
than 400 acres. The village is on the
I-udson river Until the last several
years Mr.. Biselow and his children |
and grandchildren camped on the
highest points OF the principality. |
Since abandoning the camp he has |
spent most of his summers abroad.
md the early spring and late autumn |
n The Squirrels. There he has a !
arger library than in his Gramercy I
Park home in New York City The
lemand for his latest book has ne
,essitated a new edition OF 1t.
Small side dishes. once SO numer.
ue, are now used for nothing save
erhaps for thin apple OF rhubar5
auce. Rarely more than two vege-
lbles are served with meat course
Sandwiches made from rye bread
re delicious " cut very thin and
prcad with a mixture of minced
ives, Spanish peppers. cream cheese
nd little bit of mayonpaise.
Woolng by wireless Will be one OF
ne best ways OF love making II tho
cw machine for that purpose descrlb-
in Robert w Chambers. f'Ihe
reen Mouse" becomes an actuality,
william H. Wright. author OF 'The
lack Bear" evidently does Dot IN
md to get into the nature taking
lass. He took the precautlon to
itch his bear cub and train him
efOre writing about him. III