Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-05
are still on vacations in Europe and
the mountains, and have not vet beea
reached. But here are the S6:

the mountains, and have not vet beea
reached. But here are the IS:
Look En- Over
Richard Harding Davis, famous not
only for some of the classic American
fiction, but for his work as a war
correspondent and general magazine
reporter; George Ade, whose Fables
in Slang" and comedies have nearly
remade the American language; Ham
lin Garland, the original western real
list; Gouverneur Morris, uneXcelled
among contemporaneous American
writers as a teller of stories; John T.
McCutcheon, cartoonist of the Chicago
Tribune, preeminent in his line and
almost as good as a writer; Jane Ad
dams, "the most eminent woman IN
America" Wallace Irwin, probably the
best contemporary writer of light
verse, and famous also for the zap
anese Schoolboy" papers; Frederick
Palmer, novelist and war correspond
ent; Edna Ferber, who jumped into
fame only last year with her Emma
McChesney" stories; 1nez Haynes Gill
more, who writes with one hand the
witty realistic phoebe and Ernest"
stories and with the other stirring
ticles on the future of her sex; Rich
ard Washburn Child. artistic tc
ZIONIST when he isn't being a journal
istic thorn in the flesh of the wool
trust; Jesse Lynch Williams, fctitionist,
playwright and biographer of Presi
dent Cleveland
stop. Look and Listen
Let's make a para graph here and
stop for breath, because this is Only
half the list. To proceed now: DR..
Woods Hutchinson is the muckraker
of the human inside, the great oppular
authority on disease and hygiene. He
has views, also, on the sanitation Of
the body polite. C. P. Connolly wrote
the story of Montana, and he has been
writing since vigorous articles on GER
tain gentlemen who juggle the cards
and load the dice on the people. He
is not related except by tribe to j. b.
Connolly, famous for his stories of
the Gloucester fishers and the Irish
at home. If you ask in Chicago who
Franklin P. Adams is they say that
he is the Bert Lesion Taylor Of New
York; and in the metropolis they say
that Taylor is the Franklin P. Adams
OF CnlcaSO. between lnem lneE are
the best newspaper para graphers since
Eugene Field. Emerson Hough is a |
best seller of out of doors novels who |
takes a whirl at undertaking now and
them Herbert Croly wrote The Prom
Use of American Life" perhaps the
deepest political philosophy of this gem
Grafton in America; Viii irwin, report |
er, snort story writer and muckraker,
is best known for MS Undertaking or
certain newspapers which deserved the |
rake; Walter Weyl's standard work is |
'Ihe New Democracy" a statement vf
principles; Samuel Merwin !
has of late put that same philosophy |
into fiction in "The Citadel" He was |
also coauthor with Henry Kitchell |
Webster in Calumet K" called The !
epic of America at work." Webster |
has taken his own turn at article writ |
ing, and has been turning out his two |
good novels a year of late. p. c. |
MacFarlane, until two years ago a cler |
gyman in Kansas City, has been fill |
ing the magazines since. Louis Evans |
Shipman is a novelist and playwright /
with a strong progressive streak IN
his work. l. F. Marcosson is an au-
thority on finance. William Allen |