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


army and getting to the Philippines.
And q bad knee put him out of busi-
moss and as he had to lie up that win
ter, he began writing on pair OF
clutches and s. capital and says
Mr.. jackson. the crutches stuck TO me
a great deal longer than tho IS did
From that time on he has lived
ana worked AZ far as possible from the
ordinary literary atmosphere his
writing has been done in newspaper
rooms. or, rather, most OF &C. In some
camp or other on a rented typewriter
set up on the end OF a cracker box.
But every moment ~ an active. add
vcnturous. crowded life OF frequent
changes many habitats has been
alive and seeing Like kipling he has
Travelled many a trail, for to admire
and for To- see. for To behold this world
$50 wide" And the fruit ~ "A thousand
Impressions is his first novel, Tho Day
Of souls.
As result OF years Of experience as
a director Of physical education. En-
NETT Dunn Angel has incorporated in
q new book entitled. PLAY; Games for
tho kindergarten. Playground, School
Room and College" over 100 carefully
graded games. including water sports
ana basketball for girls. Many OF
these games originated with MI An
CELL. and the others have been care
fully selected from the many that are
played throughout the United states
and Europe Mr.. Angel Is the iustruc-
tor In games at the Harvard summer
Schddl OF Physical Training as well "a
director Of physical education In the
oregon Agricultural college. The book,
published by Little, Brown & GO"
Boston, contains over 80 illustrations.
HH
tho shadow OF another general election
and when IL occurs several prominent
British authors Will he found taking an
active part In the county OF Norfolk
lives T.. Phillips Oppenheim who has
already In his novels which preceded
"The Hlustrious Prince" showed his
preference for tariff reform. MI open
helm naturally championod the Con-
sentative candidate at the last general
election IL viii be recalled that In
"a Prince ~ Sinners" Nr Opeuheim
really preceded Joseph Chamberlain In
arguing that the protective policy was
tho only means Of salvation for the
British workingnan. Resides being a
successful author. Mr.. Oppcnheim had.
until recently extensive mauufactur-
ing interests which he inherited from
his father. and he has been close stu
dent OF English politics II is not az all
surprising TO learn that Mr.. Open
his district AT the next general election,
q district which is, however strongly
Liberal.
Tho carleton Case by lsncry II.
Clark. author Of Loaded Dice. Illus
trated by George Brehu. The
Bnbbs- Merrill company. Iudianap-
oils The story Of Jack Carleton
is the story OF a mans soul weighed I'm
l..Ta "a
self for his generosity his warm heart.
splendid courage. You want him TO
win. And so powerful has Mr.. Clark
pictured the struggle that your glance
f. riveted upon the stage upon when
the drama OF his life * being acted.
II would indeed he an Indifferent read
or who did not breathlessly follow the
outcome. The plot IL striking ana
dramatic; there is crime in IT, and
there is mystery but tho battle IN
Jack Cartoons heart Is always up-
per1nost, and this battle between the
forces for good and those OF evil be-
tween family honor and individual dis
grace. between pure loce and selt-in-
dulrance. IS wagcd increasingly.
Through repeatedly falling and rising
lack carleton comes to know the
beauty Of self sacrifice and TO learn 20
master his own spirit.
The story Is eminently human ana
readable. ltS ar OF ''udNt VI NN'As
day. brings IL close 10 the readers own
oxperience Its men and women are
unusttallv alive You can see them
walking about. you can hear them talk.
The primitive emotions OF life are
brought closely home To you. Interest
never Lays. There are many speclnc
Instances Of skllful building Thc
secret investigation OF Helmar Of the
murder OF satterlee is perfectly guard
cd from the reader and brings about
anal complete surprise and welcome
gvuosa Of the cold -blooded villainy or
Henry carleton. Two genuine love Inc
terests sweeten and adorn the story
one OF these concerns Jacks regard for
Nariory Graham, while the other lies
between Vaughan, his friend, ana Rose
carleton. tho dainty young daughter
nf Henry Carleton. In small as wen
as large ways tho story Is uncommohly
,Icb in interest. There Is the sketch or
Doctor Morrison. the busy city physi-
clan. a martinez 10 his patients, but
FOR himself q lover Of good pipes ana
"a sitter-up until the small sours ot
tho morning There Is Morrison's gay
little dog who makes Joy for the read
or and the re is Prof. Emerson, tho
wise and benevolent scholar But you
are never allowed to forget Jack earle
ton. In Mr. Clark's first story the
chief fgure-alsO a man on trtal-de-
generates and miserahly perishes. In
This one he noblN wins The new book
H. fust that much stronger. and the
better. Il ends in triumph, not in fall