The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-09

number. For It Harry II. Dunn con-
tributes The Princess Fishes, story
Hunting in the Olympic" is humorous and
instructive r. l.. Harding's Oceanic
Game Fishes of the United States" run
ming serially. deals with the leaPing tuna
and white sea bass fishing. Walter r.
WEIGH describes the trout fishing In Cali
fornia I'm summer, and Fred Won Media
tells Of September shooting along the
Delaware ''The TWO Ends of a Story"
by Buck A. Corbin. Is a tale of Tennessee
mountain feuds and deer hunting. Nor
EDITORS bear hunt. Alvah ID. James My
Friend Jones' is one of his best, while
in James Waterloo" Zane Grey relates
county creek. Most timely is y. w.
Mitchelrs Squirrel Shooting" In his
Tracks and Trailing series Josef Brun-
and dispels some OF the illusions relative
to our domestic cats. The departments
contain rnuch timely Information. The
the frontispiece by Roy NJ. Mason.
THE DELINEATOR.-T Delineator
for September is packed with good read
ing matter for everyone. The woman OF
fashion Will find much OF interest in the
many pages devoted to dress. millinery
and neckwear: and those who are other
wise inclined may derive q great deal of
pleasure. and entertainment from the lit
erary features provided in this number.
Barry. Pain, the well known humorist.
Diary OF q Baby" a story that promises
TO be one Of the brightest and cleverest
this author has ever written: Everyone
must enjoy the observations Of this preco-
cious baby. and follow with amusement
it's budding career.
The Wllliamsons' delightful story of a
motorboat and it's jolly crew In Holland
Is continued. and those who admire the
two famous authors of motor stories will
learn much Of them from their personal
side In an article contributed by john
Harvey. There are short stories by Ellis
Parker Butler, Tudor jerks and an article
of practical value on How Not to Spoil
cialist in this line
THE WORLDS WORK.-The Septem-
Der Worlds Work includes a remarkable
variety of interesting articles. timely
word is given to prospective investors
in THE Boom OF Real Estate I'm
/ proving School Houses" describes the
work done in North Carolina by the
women of the state towards revolutioniZ-
/ ing the conditions OF school life Charles
/ T. Whitefield tells in an illustrated ar
! ticle. "England's Halfway House to
! Panama OF some of the destinations OF
/ the Bermudas. In Exploring for New
American Crops" Isaac +. Marcosson de-
scribes the work of the PLANT Explorers
of the department of agriculture, who who
! end of Colonel Arden, high financier
! whose adventures have been wildly de-
scribed in previous numbers, is told in
! L
Short stories of success answer the ques-
/ ton. "Can Men Now Rise From the
/ RanksY' Henry Wysham Lanier. in
1.-The Sculpture of Z. c. Potter" pays a
! tribute to a man whose work has beer
! Obscured among the compositions of more
famous scuptors.
! COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA.-Ir
September's Country Life in America two
new departments stable and Kenneth
and Stock and Poultry" make THEN
first appearance. In these Will be found
I interesting articles on such subjects as
THE Combination Horse" THE Care OF
| the Home Dog" The Family Cow
Buying Cheap" cts. In order to. make
these departments of the greatest posi-.
BILE value the editors would like to have
interesting personal experinCe with pOul
try. dog, horses. cattle. etc. and stOrie!
or anecdotes that make a point or have
real humor. The Best Hardy Bulbs fol
Fall Planting" by Wilhelm Miller is The
fourth in a series of quarterly article!
known as the Planters Guide" This
is the most elaborate article in the Sep
TENDER number. telling all about the bulbs