The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29

| Judgment, great ability, and ripe ex-
perience of the editors control them, In
/ trotic Americanism, good morals. and
sound policies. The Independent Is the
| great exemplar OF what really inde-
pendent newspaper ought to be, In all
of its many and always admirable de-
| partmentS.
The Century Magazine for August has
/ two great papers with illustrations in
| color and in black-"Heroic San Fran
1 CISCO and "Vesuvius IN Fury" 1t gives
! illustrations and descriptions OF three
! great French cathedrals. and continues
the spirited and humorous Seeing
France With Uncle John" Sketch plans
are given for outing cottages, "A
Summer Cottage" Log House." and "a
Forest Hunting Lodge" The papers
Coles Engravings of Old Masters" con-
| tlnue. this one OF Spanish fower-girl.
by Muriilo. "The Future Of San Fran
cisco" Is discussed most entertainingly
by President Benjamin Ide Wheeler, with
drawing Gilbert Stuarts Portraits OF
Men, shows John Turnbull's, from
rare painting. "The Catching OF the
Cod is a prpfusely illustrated paper on
great fishing industry. There are
stories by famous authors. poems, also,
and the departments are fully up TO
their high standard. The Century Co..
publishers, New York
Appleton's Magazine for August has a
remarkably keen discussion by Andrew
S. Draper, LII, D.. Commissioner of Edu-
cation of the State OF New York, The
Trend in American Education" which is
deserving OF the most earnest considera-
tion OF the friends OF the public schools
It is on advanced lines, and notes the
progress as we'll as the defects in the
existing routine. There is "A Poem on
La Fayette," reproduced in fac simile
from the manuscript of the author, Miss
Dolly Madison. There is a wall from
Maxim Gorky. "The City OF Mammon,"
being his lightning glimpse of New
York; as he was looking for and belongs
in the depths, he found his place: q
portrait OF him that goes with the article
might serve for masque OF Moloch, so
hard. ruthless. brutal. merciless, por-
trait and expression 1t exhibits.
Children and Their Education" by Ag-
mes Repplier. is a semi humorous, al
together earnest paper with lots of good
sense in il. collecting; the Familiar
Study Of Works OF Fine Art" second
paper, by Russell Sturgis. is a fine art
study, illustrated with photographs,
Elizabeth Duers serial. "The Prince Goes
Fishing" second installment, is bright
and attractive. PLANT Kinship." Mid
summer in Bohemia" Current Rehec-
tions," book reviews. and first class
stories fill the number, an admirable one
OF great monthly. D. Appleton & Com
pany, publishers. New York.
Tales for August opens with a novel
cite, Comrades Three" from the Ger
man of Arthur Zapp. a stirring story OF
rare power. Then follow The Little
Position" from the Swedish OF Sophie
Elkan. Monsieur Pontoux. Detective"
from tho French OF J. II. Rosuy. The
Mother from the Italian of Enrieo Cor
radinl. illusion and Reality" from the
Russian of L. n. Potapenko "Singed
Wings" from the French of Jean Rel
brach; Summer" from the Danish of
Amalie Skram; Tho Honorable Grim
inal" from the Spanish of Emilia Pardo
Bozan: THE Silver Ring" from the
French OF Emile Solarl: "The Hut IN
the Wild from the Russian of Glieb
Uspenskl; "a Meeting" from the French
OF Louis Payen; The Cavaliers OF the |
Immaculate One" from the Italian of
Enrlco Castelnuovo; THE Last Lesson"
from the French of Maurice Level, Tho !
Rose Of Virtue" from the German OF
Baroness Won Oertzen; The Theft" from
the French OF Brada: The Revenge"
from the Russian OF Anton Chekhoy; |
The Black Medico," from the Italian of
Daniele Mariana; "Gaerda." from the
Swedish of BjalInar Soderberg; and THE
SIiIS VI Nus DtSs lIOUl IST5lHn. Inc |
number gives In Tales and Their Tell
ers." brief biographical sketches OF the
writer's of the stories contained in it. In
this fine monthly. the reader gets the |
best OF the worlds current fiction In all
languages. Tales Publishing Company,
New York.
Harper's Bazaar for August opens with |
paper rare and fine, THE Land OF |
Old Age" for which the frontispiece Is
one Of the illustrations. THE Henry |
Smiths Honeymoon" is a delicious story |
by Elizabeth Jordan "A Visit of Con- |
dolence" Is the story Of ruthless rob- |
berry. The fashions receive due atteu- |
tion. and so does the household the |
training OF children, needlework, summer !
hygiene. summer beverages and there !
are good poems, and editorials. THE |
Call OF the Blood" Robert Hichens's |
serial progress we'll and tho number is
q vastly satisfactory one OF this uu- |
rivnled publication. Harper g. Brothers. |
publishers. New York
McClure's Magazine for August begins |
a series with THE Story OF Montana" |
by G. =. Connolly, reciting early scenes |
and especially the cleansing work OF tho |
great vigilance committee. "Cancer-Can |
IT. BE CuTed?' is a hopeful paper by C. |
w Saleeoy giving the results OF the in
Yestigations Of Or. John Beard OF the
University of Edinburgh, who appears to
have found a cure for the dread disease