The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
MAGAZINES FOR JUNE.

ATLANTIC.-The leading article in tho
June Atlantic Is a remarkably entertain
/ ING study by John Burroughs of the aues-
tloR OF the protective coiUratfon of birds
which has caused so much dispute among
scientists. Writing. as he does. from a
hIetlme Of study and observation. and
with his characteristic humor, Mr. Bur
roughs has produced an outdoor scientific
paper Of the first Importance
Timely and momentouS issues are al
Jn0rItatively considered in an article on
Federal Rate Regulation" by Ray Nor
rs. managing editor of the Railroad Ca
Zete. II The Cause of South American
Revolutions by George y Chamberlain
lately an American consul in Brazil. and
IN A Letter from Paris by Alvan F.
Sanoorn, the author Of Paris and the
social Revolution
I'll, THE SUNsET,--There is no question
Jndt the Sunset Magazine is the best of
western periodicals. and the June num-
Der, which Is just off the press proves
the claim which is made for it This
number contains an abundance of inter
esting matter, IN which may be. men
uoned The Fate of d Play" by Chester
BaIiey Fernald, the clever Californian
VINO wrote the cat and the Cherub"
which achieved such a success for its
author in London and New York Lowell
OtuS Reese sings a song of appreciation
lOL the Mills IN a tWO-pdgc RIA psOdy en-
Titled. IN the Heart Of the. Sierra
william Clark Crittenden, the first Cali
I9rnian 10 De given Il Rhodes scholar
snip at oxford, describes life in the old
est university in a new and delightful
way Katharine Chandler tells the story
OF 'SacaJavea-' the ShoshOne Indian girl
VINO acted as Interpreter to Lewis and
Clark, and served as a guide to them on
their memorable journey a hundred wears
ago. =. J. WicksOH. under the perennial
head Of California : Garden Calendar"
tells how best to keep the garden well
wateTed during the dry summers on the
IdclIlc slope, ana the first chapter Of a
new serial story by Flora Haines Loug-
head. When the Prince Came, " is begun
in this number
THE CRITICIZE the June number of
the Critic Miss Jean Chambliu begins "A
short serial called Lady BObs. Her
Brother. and J. II is hard TO say
whether the interest lies chiefly in Miss
lhdmbhu S animated account of life in
the Azores. or IN her equally vivacious
and humorous tale Of the young actress
who sought for rest and found A lover
The writer is lucky, both in her eye for
the charm and detail of scenery, and in
her fund of anccdOte. She wins the in
tereSt OF the reader in the islands from
the moment she describes the trip from
the steamer 10 the dock in a small row
boat tossed by heavy seas
THE PILGRIM.-The Pilgrim for June
comes with one of the most attractive
covers this excellent magazine has ever
had. And by the cover, is the pleasing
quality of the contents indicated As
previously stated. the summer issues of
the Pilgrim are to be given over almost
wholly 10 entertainment. Therefore. the
number of short stories and light Illus
trated articles that lack nothing IN in
tereSt If they be light are more than
usually plentiful in the June issue Di-
rector Reed Of the Lewis and Clark OK
position tells what the visitor to Port
land this summer may see. and anaIyzes
the purpose and scope of the great show
as only one could who has had a part in
Its creation. a delightful fishing article
by Kirkland 3. Alexander is entitled Six
roster Brothers of the Brook Trout"
In addition are many shorter articles
OF helpfUlnesS- and the departments
which go 10 make the Pilgrim what 1t Is
- A Magazine for Every Home,
FOUR TRACK NEWS.-Tba closing
number of volume VIII of the Four Track
News June, 1882 is one of the hand
soonest numbers that can be found among
the many magazines on the Anerica6
news stands It opens with a delight fully
written article on Detroit by Suzanne
1A Anti VS.. nnq Bi. the beading, Echoes
writes upon Fhlr Bar Harbor:" The
American Byron Is two-part article
by Jennie g Douglass and TjouaI A
Johnson. and gives a erapTic nictI1rs Of
one Of the most unique characfers in
American literature. Joaquin Miller. Isa-
nel K Naliach writes OF New York's
tropical Garden in the Valley of the
Bronx Kathleen /. Cireig tells US some !
thing Of the swiss Alps under the head |
Of A Fllgrlm OF the Presents" NJ E.
curtin writes OF Montreal. Harriet Quinn |
by OF Block Island. Lucy Elliot Keller OF |
Brattlebor0. Charles T. Greene of Mime
sofas new capitol; Thomas {. Harbaugh |
Of Lord Fairfax Town CWinchesfer. |
Va; H Rhys Davids of the curious old 1
town of Settle. England: Margaret A |
Klein of Rural New York City.7 and |
Alexander Hume Ford Of ''Ostend:' |
Elisa Armstrong Bengough tells an in |
teresting story Of odd Camagnev
Cuba, Austin Cook contributes an article 1
on John n Logan. "A Man of Force
OUTING.-The June number of Outing /
with its two dozen articles, ranging from
the best and latest fiction from the Den /
81 tharies =. u. ROBERTS to the thorough /
" practical solution of ono very vexing /
problem. emphasizes the .