OPENING OF "SCOTT'S OWN STORY."

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1843, 1 September 1913, Page 10

OPENING OF "SCOTT'S OWN STORY."

The Ssptember issue of the Australian ; magazine, "I/ife," is a Jiot-ablo one. In it "begins "Captain §cott's Actual ; Story," and tlio opening chapters ap- , pear of a strong now scjial by JacU London, entitled "The \ alley of the ■ Moon." These two features alone make . Septembcj* n Lifc" a fine sixpenny worth, but tho 160 - of the magazine aro rounded out with many other articles, short stories, and departments that mako tho issue doubly attractive. . „ ~ "Captain Scott, s Own Story runs through 23 pages of "Life," and gives 18 pictures of -rare as tlio interior of a cavo in an .iceberg, tlio members of tlio expedition at> dinner, on tho Terra Nova, a fine picture ot Captain Oates wiith tlio pomes, ' and Scott himself on snow shoes and in- his ■cabin. An actual photograph is given of a of Scott's diary, found besido his dead body, and written vvjen lie knew death was inevitable, llie.nrst section of the diary itself, entitled ' "How Wo Reached tho Frozen Land, must bo read in Scptembr "Life I —to which we refer readers. Tho publisher of "Life" offers to send to new- subscribers tvro fine pictures of Captain Scott and Captain Oates (lo by 20 inchcs each, printed on art paper). Rtaders aro refeiTod to our advertising 6 columns for details.