Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
WHAT JULY MAGAZINES OFFER.

WHAT JULY MAGAZlN6S Of1 hn'
The .Julv issue Of the Atlantic Is a
notable number in which the editors
have grouped an interesting variety
of important articles. The number be-
Gins with the frsf installment OF The
Autobiography of Southerner by
Nicholas Worth. The narrative has a
singular accent Of authority, and 1t
PROMISES to be one of the most i'm
portant pictures of life in the South
since the war that has ever been pub
lisbed. whoever the author is he has
exceptional opportunities for knowing
ALI sides of Southern life, and he is a
most picturesque writer. Among the
other important papers Of the number
are vigorous and entertaining dis
cussion Of Some Aspects Of journal
ism. bv Rollo Ogden, editor Of the
New York Evening Post IAN Ameri'
can View of British Railroads, by the
editor of the Railway Gazette. and
an authoritative discussion Of some of
the evils of Our Unalastic Currency,
by G.. Won L. Meyer, the American
ambassador TO st. Petersburg.
Patriotism breathes from both Gov
er and contents of the July number
Of The American Boy. The front
page is a reproduction of Willard 8
famous picture, "The Spirit of 1915"
Further to sir the boys to love of
country is another installment of "In
Defense of His Flag" by Stratemeyer,
" Where Yankee Doodle was Writ
ten" by J. +. Boss; "Drums and
Drummers" by ]. O. Julius Langbein;
" Fourth of July Among the Kiowas y
by Ida A. Rolf; and "How Washing.
ton celebrated a Fourth of July" by
Fr,sp Myrcn Colby. "Shaggycoat, "
a serial about a beaver, ends with
this number. Nathaniel Hawthorne is
number nine Of the "Boyhood of
Great American" SERIES Boys who
love the life of camp will find chap
ter three of "FOur Boys in Camp"
By j. L. Harbour of exceeding inter
est. Spague Pub. Co., Detroit, Mich.
The Bohemian for July appears in a
new and attractive form with an orig
inal and very striking cover design
by William G. Krieghoff. Mr.. Wey-
mer j. Mills opens the magazine with
"a theatrical story entitled "The Oar.
ing of the Park" 1t is clever bi.
of fiction and tells of the last appear.
ance Of great favorite of the OIL
Park theatre Of New York city.
The Bohemian will make an excel
lent companion to take on your rail.
way journey on your vacation trip.
The variety of pleasurcable and pro.
ftablc reading afforded by Recreation
magazine is such as to amply bear out
its claim of being "devo'ed to every.
thing the name implys" In cone Of
the Crowd, by Roscoe Brumbaugh
tho reader is shown how many New
Workers spend their Sundays on the
fishing banks Another handsomely H.
lustrated article, far removed in the
themo fvom the foregoing. vet equally
as interesting. is "Camping in the
High Sierra, which has TO ito with
all the trips Of the celebrated Sierra
club Of California. Watching in the
NorthwtSt' is superbly illustrated
article which will appeal 70 all lovn
Of boating and fo- men and women
who like 10 take long hunting and
fishing trips in the wilderness,
"Guides White and Brown" will
have much interest. The photographs
an' Of t,pical witlcrnes, gui,g,s Two
other stories are Of interest TO sports.
men with experiences in the wilder.
ness. New HOnk City, sS W. Twenty.
fourth street
There Is scarcely a phase Of Amer. |
lean outdoor life from the Great |
Lakes 90 the country "crick." or |
f"m 'he great desert TO the small |
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