The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02

harper.s Monthly Magazine for September
snsr,s, sns story iy by Maurice Hewlett, The
Town is described by Thomas A. Janvier
faithfully to life. Life ond spor, in NM
iustr.,.S Is SY nsIsr oaptsio n, Speedy is IL
horse's Tale is concluded: story in his
c,md;n oeaS VEN; ken!ish Ncishborhoods. In.
Howes is rew through tbs %''liS@ aT%s Of Dsaa ,ss,
eminent htterateur OF some Of the great m.
or effaTy ,,',,s eenters Of England. The Wonders
Rohort r. oe,'uI9se are set forth surprisingly by
S, MoDeft kennedy Duncan. professor OF in-
oustriai chemistry in the University of Kan
sHss. Hunting Wild Bees by H. c. Nc.
e1SN sfsst jn,srss 5ns sinon! scientist is story Of
ougn rs reproduced and commented upon
| py w; stanton Howard ''One OF Franklin's
Err,sdpds9ips rnrd sl ,, is given by Worthington C.
| spoadencc between Madame do BrIlon and
GGeen?smin rranklin-l7I6-175e. The Easy
0hair. the Study" and tho Drawer"
per is great one OF this splendid publica.
ton Harper Brothers. publishers. n. y.
scribncr's Magazine for September begins
story by John Fox, Jr., "A Knight of the
Sun nerland. which promises very we'll in
deed; Mr. Fox shines as a tollor OF stories
Tar moro brilliantly than he docs as n war
correspondent. Eastman johnson, Paint
er is an appreciation OF interest by Will
liam Walton. The Whitc,aiicd tvirginia)
Deer and Its Kin, by Ernest Thompson So
ton. is nature study presented in hne
style, with many illustrations of different
kinds of deer THE hoar Frost" by Helen
Haines. liz Crimson Rambler story spirit
edly presented, and fine rending. There is n
poem by George Cabot Lodge, 'Thc Souls
Inheritance delivered before tho Phi Beta
Kappa Society; Cambridge, tho present year.
rho Thiriieth Anniversary of q Great In
vontion, by John Vaughn, tells tho story
OF the telephone. The departments well
tllcd. and the number Is a frst-clsss ono of
this very great magazine. Charles Scribncr
8 Sons, publishers, New York.
The Reader for September has frontls-
piece in color, vcry handsomely produced.
The Next National Campaign by Henry
interest; for the first time in groat many
years, Mr.. Wattcrson appears rcconcilcd to
a prospective Democratic triumph There is
'Blindfolded,' gets along in good style, and
fine and profusely illustrated article on the
Yosemite by Arthur Cotton. Letters to
Heroines' Is brought to conclusion; this
there is the first pBrt Of novelette, by Anne
Warner, Find tho Hero sort of puzzle
story, but one sure TO be frst-class Our
Own Times are reviewed in fine form THE
Readers Study considers the realism of
fifty years ago. The magazine all through
shows evidence Of vigor. growth, and pros
pority. The Bobbs-Merrill Company pub
lishors indianapolis.
Tho Outing Magazine for September con-
tinpes Dillon Wallaee's story, THE Long
the lnmentcd Hubbard is shown 10 be full
filled. Some Luke-side Waders of the
Northwest by Herbert X. Job. is very
fine study into bird life by ono who is emil
nently expert in that limo and capable Of
stating precisely what he notices. in both q
scientific and practical manner. A Day With
shows conditions in English farm life quito
different from those in America, Charles Bel
mont Davis gives pleasant account of the
carnival Mt Ashbury Park, New Jersey. Jack
London's story "Whitc Fang continues,
the story OF half-tamed wolf that was made
to do dog worl: in Alaska. Ralph d. Paine's
timber country Of the Northwest and shows
the enormous work going on there. And there
is great retrospect paid TO General Harri3
son, tho hero Of Tippecnnoe, which is good
reading and good patriotism. The Modern
Betting Ring is eXcorintcd by VIII p.
Pond there are excellent hunting and fishing
sketches. and stories OF all-around attractive
reading in the magazine, the gront exponent
OF amateur sports and out-door life. The Out
ing Publishing Company, New York,
Tho Bookman fer September opens with
its always interesting Chronicle and Com
mcnt.' giving accounts and current gossip
isors OF n good deal of interest. Some
Rcprcs cntativo American Story-Telers," sec
ond paper, gives an appreciation OF Mary
E. Wilkins French Authors and Best Sell
rrs' gives n comparison between the meth.
DDS of boosting books in France and the
methods in this country. IN P, Willis and
His 5s by nspry eeG
many's One Hundred Student Corps shows
the dueling propensities OF the bumptious
young beer ornkers ] pones E'isrSry s ct oo 1%p-
plimentary to certain works reviewed under
that head -Four Books of the Month" is
valuable reviews of books prominent in the
public eye at this time. 'Great Musical
Failures" shows how musicians can be bril-
liant in line and utter failures in an
other Notes for History of Book Puff
ncational Department and 1.-The Book
Mart conclude a very fine number In the
cities, Salt Lakes preference is given in the
S5SS' foS "Iady "ftnfy BatimoTs,S :Sisaaor, %Tsn,
Bookman is always at the head in literary
matters. Dodd, Mead s. Company publish
ers. New York.
Ainslee's Magazine for September has
handsome new cover design, and lis novel
! cite by William Mcleod Rainc. His Little
Partner" is charming story, presented IN
| excelent style. There is an essay by Anne
Rittenhousc. 'Aristocrntic White Sulphur,
| which shows tho provincial character OF that
resort. Carolyn Ropelyea 'reats Eeeniy in
an essay on American CompleHites,' very
| good to read Claiming Pollock does the
7'Plsys and Players and Archibald Lowery
| Sessions the Book Notices. There are
! good stories and poems by writers or eblll
| and fame end the number is an all l-arcund
| 6rstrotc one Ainslse Magazine Company
| publishers New York.
The World Today for September presents
| everything noteworthy going in the world.
| Foreign Affairsi considered under nine
| titles The Nation under ten Music
and The Drama under four: Amateur
| Snort Eve: Tho Religious World four;
THE Making of Tomorrow, four. There
are many illustrations in tint well pre-,
the month and special articles, among them
| "The Regeneration Of Minneapolis, The
! Humor Of Book Reviews The Separation
| OF Church and State in France, Govern
ing Cities by Commissions. The Forests
OF tho Philippines. and 'silhouettes Of
| Life The number is very full and com
plete. Tho World Today Publishing Com
| pany. Chicago
! wstsor's Magazine for September has
good many pages Of editorials by Thomas
| E Watson. and it reproducos number OF