The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-05


the basis Of tn Standard Oil COM
pany's success. Fiction is represented
by Emerson HOugh's story. The Lost
/ Mine Of the Uintahs.' Trapped by a
Tornado" by Frederick Upham Adams
and Prom Jungle to Jacket" by
/ Michael White.
THE OUTLOOK.-Tt is now sixteen
YEARS since the Outlook began it's an
nual practice of publishing about the
first Of June a special illustrated num-
/ Der having to do with out-of-door life.
| vacation experiences, and recreation
! generally As usual. the Recreation
number for this var contains a large
! variety of articles and several scores
/ of pictures The OUtloOk'S Spectator"
/ shows with a dozen or more illuStra
/ lions what may be done in the way Of
/ travel and fun in an automobile in d
/ very brief time. NJ. Charl y Wagner.
/ the author Of The Simple Life" writes
/ about a Quiet COTneTi-namely. the
/ Isle of Oleron, where he is wont to
J spend restfui days in summer Mr..
Harold J Rowland, as a contrast to
! summer vacations. relates his adveu-
{ lures in a Winter Tramp in the
| North Woods, which included the
/ first crossing in winter and on snow
shoes of the Indian pass in the Adiron-
/ dacks, while his companion, Mr.. Ar
/ thur Hewitt, furnishes some truly r.
marka bic photographs. Mr.. John Muir,
! the famous naturalist and author,
/ writes with charm and eloquence of
'YOsemite's Storms and Floods" and
some interesting and entertaining per-
f! sOuai Impressions Of Mr. Muir are
given by Mr. R L. johnson.
PEARSON S.-This magazine for
/ June presents as its leading article the
first in an interesting series entitled
| The Profession of Getting Hurt" The
author, AIr. Theodore. Waters, spent
} five months visiting the various big
! cities, where he UneaTthed among pub
lie corporations and among the various
municipal heads a most amazing state
of affairs. showing how annually mil
| lions of dollars are grated" BY this
brand-new class Of takers.
New Torks River Tunuslers," by
a W. Rolker, tells vividly of the diff
ficulties and dangers encountered by
the engineers and the men who are
boring through the mud and Slime
sixty feet beneath the waters of the
East river 'ROOseyelt's First Lesson
in Statecraft," by s. Addison Wolf,
tells of the cowboy DAYS of our preSi-
dent. the most talked of person in the
world. and how he fought against
lynchi1g- Sterling Heilig contributes
bright, interesting biographical aTti-
CIe on Louise Michel. Daughter Of the
Commune, who died recently. Great
rights with Insects and What !
America Spends on Yachting are two |
prOfusely illustrated articles, the latter /
by Arthur F. AIdridge. the yachting /
authority and the personal friend Of !
Sir Thomas Upton.
This "Self-SuppOrting Home" series 1
and nine short stories by we'll known /
authors complete the contents of the /
June number.
POPULAR MAGAZINE.-Two COM 1
pIete novels, five serials and nine short /
stories make w the contents of the
June Popular Magazine-surely an inn 1
posing array Of fiction for dime. The /
novels are THE Butcher of Wheat"
by Howard Fitzallan. and The Isle of !
St Anthony" by George Bronson How I
ard The serials are by II. Rider Hag-
gard. H G. Wells. Andrew COmstock
Mckenzie, Richard Marsh and Louis
Joseph Vance. A new serial, The Pri-
vate War" begins in this usse. and.
judging by the opening chapters. il viii
prove both uncommon and uncommonly
good Leigh Gordon Giltner, George
Gibbs, Herbert Thompson, Charles
Steinfort Pearson, Louis Tracy and
others contribute the short stories. It
is an exceptionally good number
sUGGEsTION.-'PersonaI Magnet
tSiti dAitA SScSAlOil II the iltie |
Of the leading article i'm Suggestion for |
June; magazine of the New Psychol-
ogy for thinkers (Chicago). The writer
holds that personal magnetism may be |
acquired by all; that it is not a Tnys-
FERROUS. occult quality; and he gives
some rules 10 racquiring those qualities /
which make friends: other articles re-
late 10 psychic research suggestive
therapeutics. the power of mind to pro-
duce health or sickness. nature cure.
hygiene. and in central the application
Of the New Psychology for health hap
DineSs and success The magazine adj
vOcates the theory that correct mental
attitudes have faT-reaching effects on
every condition Of life. and that all
nave inherent psychic powers which
may be cultivated with great profit.
AINSLEE S.-Ainslee's for June viii
amply satisfy the anticipation with
which this magazine is awaited every
month by its rapidly increasing number
sf readers
The outgoing of Simeon" by Eliza
beth DueT, is the novelette,: il is a gen