The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-09
SEPTEMBER MAGAZINES

OEF z WI BEN mAOAZINES
McClures continues its explora-
tions into the scenes of the disasters
in the West Indies, following up the
paper of last month with an inter-
esting article by Mr.. August F. JAG
caci, who, with Mr.. George Varian,
was one Of the three men first to live
on the volcano after the eruption Mr..
Jaccaci's descriptions are vivid and
bring the pictures of the havoc
wrought by this wild fury let loose
wildly before the readers
TIE initial place is gen to dis
cussion of Cuban reciprocity, entitled
The Presidents Cuban Policy" by
| William Allen White. de says, in
part that &C ngress adjourned with
out reciprocity law on the statute
books. The insurgents went home,
saw the people, began explaining,
and funny thing happened. Instead
Of glorifying in their victory over the
president nearly every man tack Of
the nineteen Insurgent senators found
occasion for telling his constituents
that he was in perfect accord with
the president; that the president was
the greatest statesman, scholar ana
patriot since Lincoln's time and that
while other republican leaders were
against Roosevelt he, the orator Of
the occasion, had supported every
measure which, by any hint or indefi-
mite intimation, had seemed like a
Roosevelt measure No American
president has more thoroughly and
completely spanked a cabal of con-
gress by the ehingle of popular scorn
than President Roosevelt spanked the
beet sugar insurgents. Cuban reci-
procity-the Roosevelt kind, not the
insurgent rebate kinds as certain
to be an American law as congress is
to meet next December And the fight
for decency in American politlcs-the
fight for clean menin Federal office
is also won. Right never tri.
umphs in one cause, that it does not
? help decency in other causes. The fic
: ton in this magazine, which is enio"
able includes another of the inimita
|
being in all the glory of high school
) sophomore at this writing. For a story
by Mary Stewart Cutting, Alice Bar
Der Stephens has drawn some deli
cate pictures of children, always 6
3 strong fort in the artists work, which
t is prettily illustrated by A. B. Wansel
is story of love and lterature," by
Herman Knickenbocher Viele.-No
D abs Ark, 10c.
: THE Woman That Tolls" occupie!
the place of honor in the September
and Bessie Won Worst, the writer
stands up as the champion of thu
; household An editors note explains
g that the account is one of the au
thor's actual experiences while work
ing for purposes of investigation sid,
by side with the girls of a great cit,
{ factory. Life in the Mining Region
shows another view of the working
! mans existence. MANS Solution o
- Domestic Problems" is seriousl,
treated by the author of the paper
but F. T. Cory in her Illustration
e has succeeded in presenting the hu
e morous side of the question One o
the many notices of England snew pre-
mier appears in this magazine, tn
n notice of Mr.. Balfour being write,
e by Mr. T, P. O'Connor, his colleagu
in the house of commons. A prett
story IS that of THE Woman VIII
1T Forgot" by Eleanor Hoyt, while hi
y morous nature attaches to those b
Mary Tracv Earle and Mary E. Wi
kins.-Noah's Ark, 10 cents.
Q In the Cosmopolitan, Mr.. John Bri.
ben Walker speaks of a matter tha
must have been observed by ever
o. magazine reader of today. Under tn
title Beauty in Advertising Illustrs
tions" Mr. Walker tells how the az
Z vertiser seeks to attract through a
appeal to the eye and the emotions q
we'll as by the logic of reasoning
Booker T. Washington has contrib
lie uted another of his educational e
r. says in Problems in Education.
is Two articles that deal with the chi
dren of the stage are those on "Chi
dren of the Stage" by Elizabeth NJ
lie Cracken, and an ACTORS Summe
Colony" by Charles Henry Meltzer.