The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
THE MAGAZINES.

Tho Political Science Quarterly for
June treats in very fair and candid
article and yet with keen thoroughness
Suffrage Limitations in louisiana 1t
IS one OF the best papers on the subject
OF southern limitations of the elective
franchise that has yet appeared the au-
thor is j. l. Warren Woodvllle, a spe-
cial paper, Canadians In the United
States" by s, Morley Wickett, goes into
an exhaustive investigation OF the sub
ject with tabulated statements and mi,
mute particulars that seem to be carried
beyond all practical use. Party Condi-
tons in England" by Edward Porritt,
Great Britain as well as In England;
1t is an instructive paper. Ocean
Freight Rates" arc discussed by j. Rus
sell Smith, with facts showing the great
advantage to the American Export Trade
given by the steamship companies spe-
cial charges; The Legal Position of
son, shows that the German workman
has practically no legal position COM
pared with the standing OF workmen be-
fore the law In America, The Philip
Leroy, is an expert exposition, and also
caustic review OF some recent publ
cations cations. on PhnLppine questions The book
political events is frat class. 1t 10
highly instructive quarterly. Published
by CHM & Company, Boston.
The American Monthly Review of Re-
views for July gives. in its always adj
mirable summary, The Progress of the
World" DR.; Albert shaw's incislve com
ment on The Packers, the President
and the Public" a hrst-class paper is
The Awsttening of Nevada" by Clar.
ence H. Matson, with illustrations; 1T
covers the whole field OF advance. The
| glorious record OF the American Atb-
| letes In Ancient Athens In tho Olympic
| games, is rehearsed by James E. Sui
Ivan, the American commissioner to
the games. The Rate Bill. What 1t Is,
and What 1t VIII Do" is a paper by
| Charles II. Prouty. member of the
Interstate Commerce Commission. There
/ is a concise record of current events,
| u new portrait of President Roosevelt
/ Is reproduced; and number OF Ameri-
| "Ibsen's Work and Influence" 'Three
| American Portraits for Berlin" The
Rem6rsndt Trleentennial." "Tunneling
! Investor" "The Decrease in Rural Popu-
| lation." The Growth OF Political So
| cialism," and Michael Davitt the Irish
| The leading articles in the magazine
] are carried, and briefer notes on topics
| in the periodicals are found. 1t is a
| great and fine publication. Review OF
| Reviews Co. New York.
The Forum for July-September has its
| usual excellent departments in fine form
field West. Foreign Affairs by A.
Maurice Low: Finance" BY Alexander r
p NEyss applied hs ssence by Henry
Henry Tyrrell; Literature" by Profess
Herdy's "Dynasts" and Professor VII
liam 7. Brewster. %rypes OF Recent Bio,
| graphies." The Educational outlook
is discussed with discrimination by os-
sian II. Lang. who considers the out
| 1T is not. julius Moritzen has an able
review Of the personality and career Of
King Christian TX. of Denmark. The
| Economics and Politics Of The. Recla-
nation Service by F. w. Blackmar re-
views Il matter Of very great and inn
mediate Importance to this region and
done In spite OF political attempts to
get control of the service The Women
of Japan" are commended by Adachl
Kinnosultc The Forum is a very able
up-to-date quarterly. Its contents are
always entitled to the utmost consider
alton and respect, and they never fail
TO be illuminating and fair. The Forum
| Publishing Company. New York.
Current Literature for July gives both
sides OF the meat packers case. repro
duces a number OF current cartoons. dis
cusses When William j. Bryan Comes
Home Again Theodore Roosevelt Out
Of Doors" The Feminine Soul In Whit
man" The Influence OF tuberculosis on
making" There are a number OF other
good discussions, portraits OF prominent
persons and scenes illustrating events
OF the day. 1t Is a valuable collection
of good literature and humorous reading
Current Literature Publishing Company
New York.
: Book News for July has for fronts
piece full page portrait of James Ian,
: Allen, with a sketch of his literary
fareeT. Iaeer The. There is laudatory review o.
which Is not convincing Men. Beasts
and Butterflies is "A spirited discussion
; by the veteran, Thomas Wentworth Hie
ginson. whose articles are always al
Y tractive and good TO read. There is ar
= appreciation" of Maxim Gorky b,
Z Charles Houston Goudss. which is sillI
in 1t laudatons. The book reviews
educational summaries. and discussion,
| of timely events and perSonagcs are al
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