Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-29

and Chicago, ANA %. l.. Auhllni ohlei VI
the bureau OF statistics at Washington,
discusses the future Of the American
commercial invasion. Doubleday
Page, Publishers, New York.
In the August number of Country
Life IN American appear s1ne superb
pictures and articles ON gardening
birds and Wild flowers and vacation
uastimes, A leading article on Polo,
10y charles quincy Turner, tells Of the
popular game 1000 years Old; Indian
ilarbor" is about county seat on the
rocky shore Of Long Island Sound, ana
"rhc kinghshers Kindergarten IL a
story with photographs. OF the rattle
Drained bird that burrows In the
ground and Is the best fisherman in the
world The hOmemakng series deals
this month with external features OF
the house, and the making Of water
gardens, with beautiful flowers and
vegetation, The August calendar
richly illustrated, h resume Ur much
that the large magazine stands for
Doubleday & Page, Publishers, New
York.
The August number Of Eyerybody's
Magazine Is filed with good fiction,
handsomely illustrated, There are sin
short stories, little poetry "A humor-
Gus study Of the New England farmer
by Holman f. Day, who il called the
poet laureate Of Maine, a noble des-
crption OF the growing Of wheat
BLADE and Sheaf,' by Martha McCul-
loch Williams; A. Radclyffe Dugmore
tells Of the Sheep Dog Trials at Trout
beck which suggested to Alfred OIL
want the grand scene In Bob, Son OF
Battle" Arthur \. Johnson describes
the remarkable air cooling machine in
vented by Prof Wills j, Moore There
are the usual departments, How to
Make Money" ana Little Stories Of
People and Things" and an interest
ing description Of Customs and Co.'S
tunes at French Watering Places -
IS East Ninth St, New York.
Some OF the contributors to Leslies
Monthly for August are. Robert Barr,
Quiller-Couch, n. f. Benson Harriet
Prescott Spofford. Marion Hill, Onoto
Watanna and Harvey j. O'Hlggins.
The short story by Benson Is
thought to be the best thing he has done
since "Dodo" and Robert Bars love
story, revolves around new and most
attractive Marconi invention. The Jap
anese story Of Onoto Watanna with It's
mixture Of Eastern and Western senti-
ment against the background of Japan
offers an interesting contrast 10 O'Hig-
gins story OF New York engagement
Prof c. IL, Borchgrevink, the Antarctic
explorer, tells Of the remarkable birds,
the pengulns, and illustrates his article
with many photographs,-Flfth Ave,
New York.
An article on the elaborate prepare
lions for the coronation OF King Ed
ward forms O. feature of the August
Arena. 1t Is entitled "The Symbolism
Of European Snobbery," and is written
by James Bowman, Of Aberdeen. Scot
land The opening paper, why I OPP
pose our Philippine Policy" by the
Rev Robert Il. Blsbee is a supplement
TO the symposium on Imperialism"
that appeared in the July issue A
lengthy essay by Prof James II. Blxby
has the caption. Count Tolstoi and
the New Quakersm" The first of a
series of articles on "The Age-long
Dream of the Fraternal State" by h. O.
Flower appears IN this number. Facts
government ownership of
the telegraph and telephone are given
in O Conversation" with Prof. Frank
Parsons, and the Rev, w, II, Gaylord
considers THE Motive Of Mastery"
Julian Sanford contributes a psychic
story called "A Strange Case" Editor
Flowers departments OF 'TOplcs OF the
Times and Books Of the Day" are of
unusual interest.-The Alliance Pub.
Co, Fifth Ave, New York.