The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07

EFT The best story of q college boat
race that has appeared for a long time,
and the account of the business strata
gem of a real estate man, together with a
true yarn Of a noted band Of western des-
peradoes. make up a variety of choice in
the fiction
The article called Life Ashore" is the
second paper on the life of the modern
sailor. and that on Our Farmer Presi-
chiefs Of state who were farmers as we'll
as statesmen A dramatic sketch of Z.
usual light stories and rhymes in Mar
ginalia and Men. Women and Books
round out the number
Harper s.-''The Patron Of the Eight
eenth Century" Edmund Gosse; "a Loeb
invar of St Cloud" Robert ShackletOu.
The FavOrite. the BeggaT and the King,
a Map" Collins Shackelford; "COrnelia's
Birthday" LiZette Woodwork Reese
The Poplar" Louise Imogen Quincy;
Our Appalachian Americans Julian
Ralph; Lutte Song" Madison Cawefn;
From Clear Sky" George Hubbard;
THE Way to Larger Culture" Alice A,
in two parts-1, Mary r. s Andrews;
Racers John r. Tabb: '-An Italian
Fantasy, Israel ZangwI1; a Song 70
Nv Beloved Herbert Muller Hopkins:
An Angel in the House." Harriet Pres
colt Spofford; The Busy Child, jose
P 8IIra FTe Sf fle1DDGg AS5Itsfg
D.. DISC. FRS; The Making Of a
Match Edward s. Martin; The Tene-
can: an All Her Glory George Buchan-
an Fife; The World Beyond Our Senses,
Carl Snyder; 'The Bluebird,'' John Bur
James Branch Cabeil: ssTlIe Royal Mother
Of Ants" h c. McCook, ID, SGD,
LID; "Old Witch" Roy Rolfe ellison;
Editors Easy chair. William Dean How
els: Editors Study, the editor; editor
The Plgrim.-'AIen and Matters of Mo-
ment." Willis J. Abbot: Between Two
Worlds" Curtis Durham; Europe From
a Cycle Saddle" Carl Yrooman; He
"Shantyboat Town. John Swain; out
Of Nazareth" o. Henry; AT the Court
Of. B:abyhood.' William Simpson; The
Pilgrims Patriotic Calendar" James NJ
Lee: THE Young Men and Women OF the
English Stage Caroline Morton; THE
Unusual , Thing Sarah :. f Efflngham;
doin; "a June IdyI,' Herbert NJ. Johnson;
June fashions; The Pathway to Beauty,
Stacey; Fashion Fancies.' Madame de
FEELING; Household Hints" Katherine
Kay; Graduation Gifts" Louise Lewis;
''The Home Table Dorothy Ray. Cosy
Corner Comforts Martha Manning:
Modern Instances John Moody; With
the American Club Woman, Bertha Da-
men" Mrs Rose Edson-Helme; The
Pilgrims Real Homes; Hints for Right
Living" Julia Holmes Smith. NJ. D;
Many Moods and Matters.
National MISUNDERSTANDING June
time a picture-and-poem frontispiece by
opens with Mr.. Chapple's Affairs at
Washington John Hicks in Our Island
in the Tropics depicts lffe-in Porto Rico.
Personal RecollectiOns of General
Grants Life in the Field" by IAN Of
lcer of his Personal Staff. . Charles Fer
gusOn continues his brilliant exposition
Kansas-M Missouri Zinc District by Frank
Eberle- Dallas Lore Sharp contributes a
stirring story of his encounter with
hugh blacksnake-first of a dozen nature
papers he has written for the National.
T. ". Coburn discusses The ReactfOn-
lists in Art Frank Putnam's Mote and
GGmmen touches 2.b g llfa a on gs5i9gT
Charles Dick and Albert L. Clough write
Of Akron, O., and Manchester, n. b,
respectively. Other fine stories are print
ed from the pens Of able contributors,
and the number is lavish1y illustrated
The Reader for June has a new cover,
a number OF extra pages and begins
serial story, THE Fortunes of Fiji, by
Molly Elliot SeawelE which has the most
delightful opening chapters of any story
Bones Shall Rise Again. Jack London
has written glOriflcation of kiDling,
which will be a great source of joy to all
"reminiscences of an interviewer"
treats entertainingly of Grover Cleye-
land. Oliver Wendell Holmes and VIII
ton to this number Louise Parks Rich
ards tells the story of the friendship be-
tween John AddingtOn Symonds, r. L.
s." and Samuel Richards, an American
artist The Literary Guiliotine' this
month deals with Henry James and Mary
Baker Eddy-an amazing combinat ton
Pearson's Magazine for June has va
ried and interesting table of contents.
Two of its serial stories, Sir Henry Nor
gam and "Buccaneer and the Plea
Tsf s
are also the two bright short stories,
1.-The Sevent zenith Division" and The
COloneFs Son" OF special articles there
are number-'P hotogC%~ling From a
Balloon with practical suggestions Tor
attaining the best results: The Beet SUI
gar Industry" q particularly timely ar
ticfe on sugar beets, and How to Drive.
a practical lesson by Frank Swales. the
story Of Jerome vs.. Crime is completed
in this number The story OF oregon
is one of the most interesting IN TINS
story Of the states series. The Peril OF
Norway one of the underground history
series, by A V, which has excited sucn
wide comment. tells OF a well-planned
intrigue of Russia looking to the acqui-
sitiOn of a warm water port on the Al
Iantic. "A Honeymoon Pilgrimage VIII
be of special interest to those VINO usSii e
TO take an inexpensive outing aside from
the beaten paths Of ordinary tours Inc
educational work done by the old south
church of Boston is related in one ar
ticIe in the wOman's department, while
another tells of the women of the North
Carolina mountains place Wnere WO-
me ms r-s-es are not Two clever poems,
s4Resignation'' and so Said the Moon,
the latter with a dainty Illustration. COM
pIefe a list Of contents which cannot fail
to please the most critical of readers
Popular Science AIonthly.-This maya
zine for June contains the following ar
ficles. ssHertzian Wave Wireless TeleS-
raphv,'' by Professor J. A. Fleming;
physiological Economy in Nutrition, by
Professor Russell H. Chittenden; THE
Field of Municipal Hygiene by Profes-
sor Edwin o. Jordan; university Ten
denotes" by President David Starr Jor
dan. THE Improvement of the City of
Washington; Changes in the Age OF
College Graduation, by w Scott Thorn
as; Education Not the Cause of Race
Decline" by DR. George j. Engelman;
Magazine Science" Hermann Won
Helmholtz.'' Josiah Willard Gibbs
1.-The Scientific Programme of the Louisi-
ana Purchase Exposition, and Con
crosses Of Physicians
Mcclure s.-Henry Harland. author of
''The Cardinals Snuff Box" begins a
new novel of italy in McClure's for June.
It is called My Friend Prospero." The
other features are The BarbizOn
School" first paper, by John La Fargo;
Peter Cooper Hewitt-Inventor," by
STANDARD OIL For Criminal Conspiracy,
by Miss Tarbell; The Swimming Hole
by Eugene Wood; AN Ocean Grave.
yard" by P. T. McGrath; COMEDY of
the Catechised' by A NJ Jones. The
short stories