The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-10
MAGAZINES FOR APRIL.

RECREATION.-Auti the COM
Ing camping season. the leading article in
Recreation for April is Summer Camps
and Campers" by Arnold Bartlett Par
kor The story Is filled with illustrations
and contains many practical hints for the
tendertoOt and his wife in the woods and
on the waters. In the Country of the
BLACK Sheep Is a story by r. n. Brown
covering a trip through British Columbia,
after the OVuS StOnie. the sO-caIled
American black sheep discovered by An
drew J. Stone several years ago An in
teresting feature of this story Is the care
tul attention paid TO camping details and
who go TO the mountains in search of big
game.
L A Spencer. who is in charge of the
New York aquarium, contributes an illus
trated article on the Bass and Pike Fam
There are quite a number of short sto-
rieS. among the contributors being Allan
Kelly, Harold j Bailey, Emylyn Guild
-Jull. J. Alden Ioring, Harold BindIoss
and Frank II. MellOOn.
THE FORUM-A discussion Of "Ameri-
can Politics." by Henry LitchfieId West
opens the April-Juue issue of the Forum
1t is naturally concerned in the main with
the policy and administration of President
Roosevelt. \ companion article on For
eiSn Affairs by a. Maurice Low touches
upon several European problems. but
laws special stress upon the internal and
external fortunes of Russia. A. ID
Noyes analyzes the most notable episode
of the last three months in Finance
gress in Applied Science" contributed
by Henry Harrison SuDlee. II. w HOT-
VIII 5 paper on Literature reviews the
most important recent Biographies Pres
ent tendencies in Music are critically
considered by Joseph Sohn. The Educa-
tiOnal Outlook is discussed by- OSSian III.
Lang. In addition to the articles already
named, which are mainly Of the nature of
reviews of the past quarter. the present
issue contains three papers on special sub
jects: Americas Economic Future in the
Far East bv Baron kaneko, formerly
minister OF agriculture ana commerce III
the Japanese cabinet; The Government
Of the Great City" by w. ROdman Pea.
body; and a New Edition of Defoc," by
Professor W. z. Trent.
GOOD HOUSEK EEPING.- spring
number of Good Housekeeping, as the
April issue is styled. devotes a consider
able space to the flower garden. with
some beautiful illustrations and i lead
llS dTIClc ny IldAllLl CfdIidllu hONeilSt
and hOrucuiturist. upon The Decorative
Mission OF the Vine" Fashions and
dressmaking likewise claim more space
than usual, with abundant illustrations
and the freshest and choicest Of material.
Judge Henry A Shute writes entertain
ingly as well a 5 cogently of The Failure
to Make a WILL and Professor Louis
b Allyn reports from laboratory tests the
true inwardnesS of olive oil. it's virtues,
and the shameless adulteration practlced-
The beneficent work of the Samaritan
association is described by Jane Dudley.
with the aid of photographs from her own
artistic camera Money from the Home
Camera" by Helen Mar Adams. is like
wise admirably Illustrated from photo
graphs. A mothers true story of her
attempts to break the will of her baby
is a human document of deep pathOs
and rich in instruction. Alden Persons
illustrations for Abbie FarweIl Brown 5
poem. The Mermaid are interesting
and beautiful.
BURR MINTOSH MONTHLY.-The
anniversary number of the Burr Nc
Intosh Monthly (ApriD is one of the most
attractive issues of the most beautiful
magazine in the world" put out by the
publishers. 1t contains three pa eS in
superb cOlors, sixteen pages in two col
ors. and forty other pages i'm duotone
INK, all printed on fine enamel DaDpr