Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

IN the july issue the Century con-
,lnuts its policy " presenting reports,
by experts IN their different lines, "
The progressive work and Investigation
of the world, WIN the frs, Of two
paper, ON "rho Electric Railway" by
Frank j. Spraguc, former president "
the American Institute Of Eloctrlil
Engineers Following ~ closely upon
the roscripl " the caar concerning Po'
land David Bell M1cg0wnns paper on
"Tho Future Of poland" written, Of
course, before tho rescrlpi wna any
thluJ but hope-IS freshly interesting,
Personal recollecllons Of the expedition
which resulted In opening the ports ~
Japan Ia the world are contributed by
John H. RowAll, under the title with
Perry I'M Japan" The personal nhlrns
Two If this opoch-maklng expedition ~
1891 comes with special tlmcllnoss
when eyes ana thoughts are turned to-
ward Japan, In the July Century, too,
there " a further inslallmont of w.
Frank TOokcr'e vigorous novel of the
seN "Vndor Rocking Skies ana xix
short stories for leisure hours Eden
phlllpot,s' "rho Earthquake Child IN
quaint tale of peasant HE In the AlpN,
Marguerite ArlInn lINmm has another
NJ her stories ~ the Nov YORK Egyp.
tan colony "Tho Baby and the Camel
phlnp Y, MighoR "a Nevada Hamnrl-
tam a. mllo.proyoklng tale Of a
blind elephant mn unfortunate circus
owner. an ndoring dog ana IA western
editor Lucia Chamberlain IN THE
Lap a. Land" contributes n study OF
ltlgh character, Lawrence Mott the
Harvard undergraduate who seems TO
have opened new vein In notion, has
another story OF jules OF the Great
Heart, laid IN the Northwest Territory
where he has spent soyora summers
ana George y Chappoll, writing out of
intimate knowledge " art student lfo
I'm Paris. has set down some amusing
incidents In the existence Of ono OIL.
bert, "a Hard Worker" There " a
poetic tribute, Tho Passing NJ Joseph
Jefferson" by Richard watson Glider
ana othor contributions IN verso from
Richard nurton, John Finley John
VAner cheney, and Florence Earle
Coutca- Union square, New YORK.
pcarsouR Magazine for July presents
an attractive collection Of summer
rcadlng, both In breezy short stories
aud I'M timely special articles, thlof
among the latter is r. n Graves "Our
Annual National slaughter rocnpltn'
hting the enormous army ~ Fourth
" july victims annually KILLED or
MANNED while celebrating lndonend'
once day. Points About Sea swim.
ming and The Camping Wagon
treat NJ subjects that WIN interest cys
cry one longing for the wilderness and
relief from the heat Of Hweltorlng
city, Charles NJ Harvey contributes n
timely article on "The Fortunes Earned
by American Railroads" Charles e,
Johnson In an article entitled the star
spangcd banner tells NJ wonderful
industry Of patriotism which has
sprung NJ among ua THE Swish 81
the LarlnW Ii an account of how, re.
Gently the cowboy King won his lOurols
M champion roper 1.-THE Profession ~
Getting Hurt ana "llow TO Make
Money out " Pets" complete the llst
~ articles or fiction there are ten con.
lrlbut.ona, beginning with the return Of
Don O., ana Including 4 mo0nehlncr's
story an Apache story n yachting
story Two love stories, and others
AsIor Place, Now York,