The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20


o,si, iust at prescnt in French politics, Con-
stance Elizabeth Mauds delightful STUDY pi
"a French Archbishop In The LIVING ms'
for MAY - Will be read with Special pie<I'u'''
The Hnrpcrs have received from William
McAdoo former Commissioner OF Police In
Greater New York the MS. OF n volume which
deals with tho various problems growing OUT
of the supervision OF vice ana crime IN
great city. and discusses In detail tho inner
workings OF New Yorks police system 30
one is better qualified than Mr. McAdoo TO
as few men con know IT, and is not afraid TO
tell II. AS important contribution TO ClNlo
economies Mr.. McAdCo work Is certain 20
attract the attention OF all VINO are hteicsIeu
i'm the vital problem OF good government. The
volume Will be published toward the END oil
May.
In harmony with the spring season, Double
day, Page < Co bringing out another vol
brary." entitled How TO Make Fruit Car
den" This ls one OF the admirable series oil
how books, which includes How TO MAKE
n Flower Garden talrcedy In tho SKIN
thousand) and How to Make O vegetable
Garden" by Edith Fullerton. which is the
only adequate book tho home vegetable
garden yet made. Doubleday. Page & Co.
also announce FOR early publication volume
three OF the very useful Garden Li6roryJ
Grow Them" Tho other two volumes OF this
series Roses and How TO Grow Them,
and 'Fcrns and How to Grow Them. These
books all breathe the very air OF spring and
very useful and cheap.
The Living Age for May 10 contains an
article by Henry w Lucy. tho long timc
parliamentary observer and reporter, upon tho
New House Tor the Commons. In which IL
embodied a great deal OF political informa-
ton cntertainingly conveyed.
Ellis Parker Buffers Pigs IL Pigs" when
II appeared In The American Magazine brought
the editors over two hundred enthusiastic let
ters. The letters have now begun coming In
10 Mcclure Phillips & Co. who have pub
lshed the lauGhable story little book.
Il can heartily recommend the story myself -
he writes. because one man suggested the
Idea another gave the story It's name and all
/ did 20 try TO keep IL from being funny
The Living Age of April - reprinted from
The Nineteenth Century a otrIklng but some
what pcssimlstlc article on The Reading OF
the Modern Girl" The Living Age for Hay
10 contains a clever consideration or the other
side OF tho question under the title, do Our
Girls Take an Interest In Llteraturo?'
An exceedingly readable well accu-
rate account OF the remarkable adventures
OF Francisco Pizarro, conQucror OF Peru, Ia
given by F'redrcE n. Obcr in the third vol
umc OF his Heroes OF American History. -
which the lIarpers published on May 10. un-
der the title OF 'PiZarro and the Conquest OF
Peru Though PiZarro was not an Ideal hero.
he brave O Hon and possessed GER
thin marvellous qualities thnt enabled him
II through to success with a brutal force that
cannot but command interest and certain
admiration Mr. Obors account IS OF great
value in that II sums up in condensed fashion
the history which has for long fascinated
students but has hitherto been accessible only.
in bulky and inconvcnlent form.
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