The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07

Hearst Myth" treats the Hearst bower rather
sslktssIpacaly sltsI as the big game OF bluff played
nainn n,iin oIner mems brains.' Raising Cam
uhccnne th IN large contributions and shows that
d,,, rr legislation leveed at huge corporations is
The Dspo,ds Sp 1nl5 source ot c4mgaign revenue;
me essay. we'll illustrated THE Beginning
" hoiorm In Pachngtown," by Isaao r.
TO shows that there is really nothing
anr uLher special articles are. IAN English Me-
,Essson:, ,sss :, The Stages Of Vcsuviuss Erup-
E,,.siin EEussian Revolution in Process The Home
culture olubs," Labor iu Politics" Tho
Mry Mew Science of Business" and Among tho
World.g Workers" This is the greatest of
sne practical and useful magazines in the
country Doubleday. Page & Company. pub
ushers, New York City,
The Atlantic Monthly for October opens
Titn an expert article by the Hon. Alexander
H., =, N9yes, Commercial Panlcs. Past aud tu-
tn' lure which inclincs to tho. opinion that
another such as those OF 1873 and 1898 Is not
que Tor about seven years yet Two Mem
Lofcadio Hcarn. The intensely interesting
Autobiography OF southerner" concludes,
elying views and facts and experiences which
SHOW the prejudIces and proyiucinlisms Of
party sentiment In the South; the series ends
With this number. Pictures for the TeDc-
ments, by Elizabeth McCracken. shows how
Collection OF International Debts" by John
y. Latane, is a very forciblc protest againei
asaS'fs n 5pssH fpsi sps Aor
Paris The sRtyr's Children" "a fable(.
MY Shakespeare Prosresa. "A Relish Ct
There arc good poems in the number, and
The Contributors Club" closo5 this Issue.
The Atlantic is always well 10 the front IN
ell literary activitics. Houghton, Miidin and
nnt
The RooLman for October is strong against
tho newly proposed innovations in spelltns
ing is directed against President, Roosevelt
in his undertaking to NEEDLE officially in
this matter 1.-The Chronicle and Comment
as always is hrstclas6 summary OF liter
airy events Of the time. with gossip, notes
Of authors, ETC. carrying many portraits aud
iIIqs,rs,ions dwG TGlStGE iriGlss v,.is are, e.
Tostoy IN The The cqoaRon qa Of Ns types @ and
Some Recent Novels" by Frederic Ta6er
Cooper, reyiews hvc recent novels IN able
style. THE Drama, OF tho Month Is
Journalism is kccnly reviewed By John a.
Macy. Tho Commcrcialism OF Literature
presented, ,silhouettes Of Some Swedish
Writer'S Novel Notes, The Book 10
the Making" and the Educational Depart.
Books of the Month nre reviews OF as
many books of prominence. The chrom
icles OF the Imp: frsr paper. begins well
London Punch on Simplihod Spelling is
a telling illustration, and Harry Thureton
Peck is delightfully."- sarcastic in "Fonetick
Retawrm by Edict" The number gives in
for Salt Lake City: ChurcnIll's ''Copis.
!G2 singl1irs ThG JHngI TGylSg yScIs
cnn Richie and wistcr's LADY Balt.
more. The, BoOkman is an Indispensable
literary monthly. podd, Mead Company
publishers, New York City.
The Outing, Magazine for October cor, con.
Times Dillon ssso6 sGGg OF eompF ne
OF the Autumnel Forest, is gorgeous
picture in clear and blended c9lors Lit; Lii;
! Turkey are excellcntly presented. "Farm
Life in Iowa by Clifton johnson, is hand
somely illustrated and is 6nc story. The
Calling up the Moose is a campanion full
page picture in colors to the colored picture
calling Wild Turkey Jack London 5
story ''whitc Fang, part Eve. brings us
| 10 the conclusion, Stalking Scottish
Moors." with photographs by tho author, is
q vivid story OF hunting in the highlands.
The seventh part OF Gouycrneur Morris 5
| story. "Winkler Ashore, is hrstclass
reading. Cock OF the Mountain Walk
| (Rusred Grouse) is another fut.page PIC
tura in rolors. The number rs lUll OF uVelE,
wel.told hunting and fishing stories, and is
| brilliantly illustrated, both IN coiors and in
| black. II is tho great magazine OF outdoor
| sports and life. The Outing Publishing
Company, Deposit, New York.
The Popular Science Monthly for octo-
Der opens with an exhaustive story OF The
Earthquake Rift OF 1906 b. David starr
1t gyfs SGnpSsi anG HSiGEy msny Etss
along the rift. showing the effect OF the
earthquake OF last spring in CALIFORNIA. MIA
| OF papers; this is devoted 20 measure of
| time Francis Bacon anG the Modern
| University by Professor Edward q. Sisson,
gives due credit TO the great Englishman,
| aud shows that number OF the complaints
OF that day remain unroetiaGd. 'BriticismS
| versus AmericanIsms, ny ProfeSoo: Eowlh
words TO their origin and shows that Ameri'
cans are fully as apt TO be right in aay
dTISgi or 'BSp9s p T 1 MSdson hFGo Tayo
is study oi intense interest; Il treats
on subject uppormost in the minds OF al!
well'wishcrs OF humanity at this time and
Roberg Morris Ogden. and and Tho .Ths, B,r!a Of Of
President Mary Mills Patrick The Scien,
tifc Aspect OF Luther Burbank's Work,
by Professor Vernon Keliogg, is an able
| amazing results achieved by that great prSc'
| tical botanist Discussion aud Correspond
| cncc" and THE Progress Of Science, arc
| dCpartmcn,s we'll illcd, and the number IS
ono OF uncommon interest. The Science
Press, publishers, Lancaster, Pa.
ST Nicholas for October opens with q
fantastic story by Frances HodgSon Burnett
copiously illustrated, and sure 10 charm the
Young readers. The serial, THE Crimson
SwoaTer" draws near TO conclusion, as does
also ..rhe Boys Life Of Abraham Lincoln.
tpinkey Perkins continues in good form
and From Sioux 10 Susan is finished
part second OF Charles d. Stewart's story
The Great " and CrocRcry o, keeps
mn the interest in fine style. There IS :
nlnntation story by Grace MCGOWAN Cooke
'.!rho Stag Who Tried TO Please Everybody;
There is series Of telling pictures, Tho
| Dot Pictures" hapdsomely done, Ond tnc
number is a very hho OF this great pub
iication for younE folks. The Century Co.
publishers. New York
Tho World Today 10: October opens with
mn editorial "A Lay Sermon TO Fathers,
which is full Of sound 6enne Events OF
the Month are treated under the heads
"Forcign AnoirS' with ten sGh,titlo5
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