The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
monthly. John wanamaker. publisher

tho large Investment necessary TO the
equipment OF a modern. daily journal
| and the care that must be exercised
10 what appears In It's columns. Our
| Unelastic Currency is a valuable dis
eussion Of our financial condition as re-
lated TO the paper circulation, by George
! l.. Meyer; II is doubtful however, whctn-
or the paper offers anything practicable
in the way of relief, although tho 30 per
cent additional circulation With the
per cont tax on redundancy might pos
slbly work the wonders that are claimed
nominy OF Being Grown Up" The Short
Stories of Alice Brown" IAN American
View Of British Railways" "A Hull
House Play THE Grading OF Sinners"
Napoleon as Book Lovor." There are
excellent stories, poems and the always
fresh and charming Contributors Club"
| The Atlantic Is always great, Houghton,
Mifnin and Company. publishers. Boston.
The North American Review for July
opens with an admirable comment on
Henrik Ibsen, by w. d. Howells. this ie
tho best judgment that has appeared OF
Ibsen's work so far as we have seen
| summarizes the Reasons for Continued
Chinese Exclusion" and they are as good
now ,,si. as they wero when the ~. lIst Chinese
ing Conflict" by Hannls Taylor. sum-
martzea In a forceful and impressive way
the grooming struggle between abnorml
Tho Independent Prcss: It's Opportuni-
tics and Dutles,' by Samuel Bowles, an
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an article of high value and interest.
Renaissance OF the Alchemists." by Jo-
seph H. Coates. shows how wonderfully
| close tho old dabblers In chemistry cnme
to making some OF tho most wonderful
of modern discoveries. New Light on
| tho Mecklenburg Declaration" Is a re-
tho validity of the Meckenburg Declara-
tion Of Independence year and month
prior to the signing Of the great Declare
| Rights of Moslem Women" college Stu
| dents Thinkers" American Divorce
Law "Rembrandt, IInterpreter In Of the the
Trusts" and Social Ideals" Letters
of World-Politics from London, ST Pc
tersburg. Paris, and Washington arc In
their usual Illuminating vein. This re-
view is always very nble and always
tImoly In It's papers. North American
Review Publishing Company, New York.
The Bookman for July has for front
ispicce IN Illustration OF tho grand stair
case in Dorchester House which is an
illustration for the, fine special paper on
the American Diplomatic Service The
number opens with the Chronicle and
Comment" which is an attractive and
giving gossip, with portraits and Illus
trations, OF the. authors and what they
are doing. "Prigs Snd & Gals In Fiction"
brandt and His EtchLngs" Is a series OF
fine illustrations. -Four Books OF tho
Month" contains special reviews Of i'm
also THE Focus OF Interest In Some Re-
cent Books" reviewing five attractive
works. Tho Bookmans Letter Box" Is
revived. There is poem to Miss Jane
| Austen. and consideration OF "Jane
| Austen's Snobs." and another of THE
Author and Modern Society, and The
Shorthouse Remains" The educa-
tional department is excellent. and the
Book Mart" includes the Guide and n
record OF sales Of books during the month
and also the best selling books Under
the latter title the record for Salt Lake
City is Tho Spoilers The House Of
Thousand Candles" ss..,. The h Jungle
1.-THE Dawn Of a Tomorrow" Dodd
Mead & Co, publishers, New York.
Tho Worlds Work for July gives full
page portraits of John LaFarge Carl
Schurz, Professor Sergei Muromtseff Fos-
ter D. Coburn. and Professor E. c. Bum
trated Editorial Interpretation" opens
the magazine in Its always clear-cut, con-
else and instructive style "A Wonder
thusiastlc vein. The New Hope Of
Farmers" by David Falrchld. deals
with the subject of the introduction Of
year and also with the new grains. fruits.
and vegetables being brought into our
food supplies by government experts un-
der the direction OF tho United states De
partment of Agriculture. Akin to this Is
the succeeding paper by DR.. Seaman A;
Knapp. AN Agricultural Revolution" !"
are demonstrating to farmers on their
own acres how to get more profitable
crops Tho Picturesque jamestown
tIons. "A Great American Cathedral"
tells of and pictures the great st. John 9
structure in New York City. Our First
| Experiment In Socialism" tells how the
Pilgrims tried 1t on their landing I'm this
country and what caused them to aban-
don It Other special papers are Two
Leaders in Educational statesmanship." !"
Notable Recent Painting and Sculp-
ture," 1.-THE Man of Perfect Health" !"
rs Our Cotton Monopoly Secure? p,
What Makes Socialism, Prosperity
and Business Morals" 1.-The Rebound OF
San Francisco" "a Comprehensive View
of Colleges" The New Science OF Bust
ness" "a Glance, at Some Worthy
Books" Among the Worlds Workers"
This Is very high class practical mag
did taste Doubleday, Page & Company,
publishers. New York City.
Tho Popular Science Monthly for July
expounds THE Relations OF kmbryology
to Medical Progress fine paper by
Professor Charles Sedgwick Minot. The
tes' IS discussed by l.. p. Gratacap, be-
Ing the collection OF Professor Henry A.
Ward In the American Museum of Nat
ural History, Pure Food legislation
Is commended by Robert Med. Allen.
THE Geologic Prelude 10 the San Fran
cisco Earthquake" Is expounded by Pro
would have been more valuable a
warning than a record. Our Grea l.
cast Earthquakes are described by My
ron Leslie Fuller In most interesting
paper 1.-The Typhoid Fever Epidemic
at Palo Alto In the Spring of 1893 Is de-
scribed and the means taken to abate
81 are stated. Other special papers are
The Plane OF Ether" by President David
; Starr Jordan: ''Are the Elements Trans
mutable, the Atoms Dlvisible. and Forms
OF Matter but Modes of Motion?' Wood
, en- Flowers" and the Progress OF Sci
ence." This monthly Is a great popular
i educator The Science Press, publishers
, Lancaster, Pa.
The World Today for July has an ed
!. | itoral discussing the end of tho working
year. IT summarizes "Foreign Affairs
: under six titles. Affairs OF the Nation.
= = eight; amateur Sport" three; "DramG
and Education" four; "The Religious
World" Ave: Tho Making of Tosaor
row" six. There are portraits of -four
i prominent mayors. with sketches. anc