Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03
MAGAZINES

The November number of the North
American Review maintains its high
standard of excellence in its articles ON
| timely subjects. president Taft and
the Extra constitutional Function of
the Presidency" by Samuel j. korn-
hauser, is a keen bit of analytical
writing on n critical situation. Harri-
son $. Smaley answers, with good
argument, the question. Can Tariff
Commission Succeed?" The Demo-
cratic nominee for governor of New
Jersey, Woodrow Wilson, writes with
his accustomed precision and forcI
on The Lawyer and the Community
The familiar clevcrness of Elizabeth
Bisland will be found in her article on
Societies for Winding Ones Own
Business" William CARROT Brown con-
clides his essays on The New Poll
ties under the subtitle PARTS and
Men" The learned French scholar.
Paul Sabatier. has n brilliant contr-
button on the primary schools in
France. under the title "L'Ecole Pri-
MARE en- France" An appreciation.
at once popular andatechnical,s .will
be found In The Mission&nfi Richard
Wagner by the well-known writer on
musical subjects. Joseph Sohn. DIP
omacy de Luxe Is the whimsical
tito Of an able article from the Orien.
fish war correspondent, cssayist and
critic. Henry w. Ncvinson, discusses
thoughtfully the subject Of Rebel
lion" Gilbert II. Montague has an
important and timely paper under the
title Business Enterprise and the
Laws" and in the department The
Books Reviewed" are the customarily
valuable criticisms on recent books.
Anyone who likes excitement will be
more than ordinarily Interested in tho
news that tho Ridgway company. tho
wcll-known publisher of EVerybody's
Magazine. have issued new publ
cation which will be entirely devoted
to the most interesting and thrilling
adventure stories to be found any
where
It's called Adventure. and the first
number has just made its appearance.
If the contents of this ISSUE can be
considered a fair sample Of what Is to
follow. it is safe to assume that tho
publishers have found what they are
looking for---and then some.
Adventure is a big, wcll-madc maaa-
zine 1t has 1872 pages of better paper
than Is usually found in purely
fiction publication. Three serials and
nine or ten exciting stories. with APP
propriate drawings go to make up
what most people will consider n very
SDOU 10 cents worth, lnVteu,
yellow Men and Gold" Can
Man BE true?" and '"rhc Crook and
the Doctor can he specially recon-
mendcd to those who like to have
their thrills handed out to them in
rapid succession,
II the energy ana skill with which
the publishers have handled Every
body's magazine counts for anything
at all, this new publication can be re-
ljal II Vo tTp1lSc tyI,n
the history of the inside workings of
the magazine game. viii talk with
wonder in their eyes and voices OF
the skSrocket progress of Evcrybody's
magazine from house organ publish
cd by John Wanamaker to It's present
position of the biggest selling 5 cent
general magazine in the field.
II is said TINT Adventure starts with
circulation that would do credit to-
an established publication of lonr
standing. Tho magazine itself IL
unique, physically attractive and pow
erfully interesting. It ought TO create
and III a distinctly new place In maya
Sincdom. and be the means Of enter
tninln~ n good many hundred of thou.
sands of peorle monthly.
Here's Good Luck to Adventure!
Tho Popular Science Monthly for No
vembcr contains the following articles:
alexander AEassiz," by DIR. Alfred
Goldsboroush Mayer: Recent Develop
ments in Physical Science" by Prof.
Arthur l.. Foley; "Mnthematical Def
nitions In Textbooks and Diction-
aries" by DR.. Jos, V, Collins: "Thc
Much Misunderstood Fur Seals OF Bcr-
inE Sea-" by George Archibald Clark:
THE archaeological Record: Continul-
ty of Development" by Or. WE'D. Mat
thew and Or. 7. Wnyland Vaughan:
Child study" by Prof. L. A.yKirkput-
rick; "The Relations between Teachers
and Their Pupils" by Principal II. a.
Mlers; Professor Norton's Law OF
Progress" by Prof r. N. Carver "The
Harper Memorial Library Mt the Uni.
versity of Chicago" An Autograph
Letter from Mr.. Alexander Agassiz;"
AGRICULTURAL Graphics:" Scientific
Items"
Success Magazine for November con-
talns an important feature In an ar
ticlc by Edward e, Higgins. forecast