The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-24
THE MAGAZINES.

The Century Magazine for July opens
with complete story by Alice Hogan
Rice, author OF Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch" IT Is entitled Tho
Wild oats of a Spinster," THE Strange
Case Of Robert Louis Stevenson and
Jules Simoueau' is set forth by Julia
Scott Nrooman. There Is a memorial
of Senator Hoar by Canon Rawnsley, a
story by Anthony Hope. Joseph Frank
lin Griggs, China Awakened show
ing the miracle of natural resuScitatlon
in that ancient empire. why Do the
Boys Leave the Farm7" Is answered
by l.. II. Bailey In the proposition that
on the whole they do better and have
a more agreeable time by 80 doing.
Seeing France With Uncle john" by
Anne Warner, is continued In most
agreeable vein. The departments are
up to the usual standard. and the short
stories, poems, Illustrations and color
work are all excellent The Century
Company, publishers. New York.
The American Journal OF Sociology
for May Is fine example Of an eco
nomic quarterly. 1t contains one OF the
best studies In practical charity re-
lief that has appeared In any form
for a long time; 1T is by Amos w.
Butler, secretary of the Board OF State
Charities in Indianapolis. "A Decade
of Official Poor Relief In Indiana; IL
shows that the State took hold OF this
matter In an Intelligent, thorough man
ner, which has resulted In an enormous
reduction OF pauper bills. and also In
the reduction OF nearly 90 per cent In
the number OF persons receiving pubic
aid Another extremely fine paper Is
Science and Citizenship, Dy victor
V. BranfoId NJ, a., honorary secretary
of the London Sociological society. 1t
.,
ordinary purposes, some scientific et-
forts that are making on the lines
treated giving results beneficial TO hu-
manity THE Literary Interests or
Chicago" is more interesting In the
enumeration than praiseworthy In
onoI{ty "NIunicipal Activity In Brit
min" shows the astonishing develop
n,ont within a few years past or the
uunIcipaliZing OF public UTILITIES
"American Drift Toward Educatlonal
Unity" is a study tending TO snow tndt
indiyidualism as result OF American
educational methods Is oelhs el'iiiitIu h ~,
ed and that humanity, like so much OF
the machinery OF the time. Is belnS
Standardized The Reviews ana NOTES
ond Abstracts are also admirable fea-
lures of the magazine. The University
of Chicago Press, publishers ChlcaGo'
The Metropolltan Magazine for July
&c an especial summer fiction number
But IL has besides some very eXcellent
napers and general reading lno Lana
n tbe Buffalo and the Lion Ihe
American Club Woman" A cruise IN
southern Seas" "Modoc War Reminls-
canoes" and a summary of the world
doings arc good speclaltles, There Is
rabhit paper by Joel Chandler Harris
and much good reading. with many nne
| nictures Metropolitan Magazine COM
nanv publishers New York.
| The Rand McNally Bankers Mohthlg
| for June treats OF the man IN inc casS
r,bo handles the money. 1t discusses
| the Hazard of Banking, currency
| poform and Banking Crises,' has
revIeY OF the finances and commerciai
| arraIrs OF the month and notes psnh-
era' association meetings Rand-Mc-
sally company, publishers. Chicago
The New England Magazine Tor June
has an enlightened article by tho bon.
James 4. Fitzgerald. Mayor OF SOS
| for. on THE Duties OF an America,
Wnyor," IL the modern Mayor hau
the mower, ability and disposition 20
do the things outlined In TINS papei,
IittIe would bc left for other municlpal
nower TO do. and there would be no
further complaint about municipai cor
run,ion or the inefI1ciency of public Ell