The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-08


explanatory value Utilization of Nat
uraI Energy" by DR. Louis Bell. discusses
water wind. and sun as powers. THE
Electric City OF the Future" is vision
OF beauty conjured up by S. Morgan
/ Bushnell 1.-The Menace of Privilege Is
an estimate by r. w. Raymond, OF Henry
| George Jr's recent book, a severe ar
reignment. IA Question OF Good Adver-
! tising' Is a clear exposition, practical
and sound, There arc technical papers Of
value. also, discussion of recent British
| locomotive engineering we'll illustrated,
| and An exposition OF value on current
topics. An elegant. practical magazine.
The CassIcr Magazine Company, publish
ers, New York
! The opening article in the North
American Review for April Is a suggestion
OF Woodrow Wilson as the Democratic
| candidate for President in 1908. Life
| Insurance Legislation" Ia discussed by
Paul Morton, president OF the Equitable,
| and Darwin P. Kingsley. vicc-president
| Of the New York Iife, both warning
! against legislation. Tho senates Share
In Treaty-Making," by U. s. Senator
Bacon OF Georgia, argues for tho Senate
| as the formative coadjutor well as
tho ratifer. Recent Speoulnuons Upon
Immortality by l.. C. Wilcox, reviews
the output In rather a pessimistic spirit,
and with a considerable doubt OF the
personal Immortality idea; the author
concluding that Modern speculation
neems to emphasize one point quite unan-
imously, namely, that such Immortality
as there is to be gained Is not come at
easily, that, whether In the body or out
OF the body. many deaths must be died
and the self must give up the self more
times than one. Indeed. scientists and
metaphysicisns alike admit that
He who tagged not In tho earthly strife
From strength to strength advancing, only he, |
His soul we'll knit and all his battles won.
Mounts and that hardly, to eternal life
Other. specialties arc a paper on Tus- |
kegee; ''Tolstoy as q Prophet" ''Phila-
dclphia" "a mist OF words by Henry |
James,, "Canadas Tariff Mood toward
the United States" Markets and
Money by Upton SinclaIr), Susan B.
Anthony" (by Ida Hustled Harper. The
World Politics" rovicw is from the cap
itals. London. st Petersburg. Vienna
Washington. 1t is very great magazine
The North American Review. New York
City.
The Atlantic Monthly for April opens
with a paper of rare and timely practical
value, Making Education Hit tho
Mark" which should be read by teachers
and school boards nll over the country
The Reform in Church Music" by JUS
tine Bayard Ward, discusses the Popes
Injunction to return to the Gregorian
chant In the churches. The Tenth Dec
ade OF the United States" by William
Carrot Brown, concludes with the work
Of the Thirty ninth Congress. The
Lodge" is a humorous discussion OF NOM
bership In the various orders. Criminal
Law Reform" by George W. Alger, does
not argue that accused persons need
moro lenity In court but that tho public
shall havo better opportunities to enforce
the law against crime. "The Testimony
Of Biology TO Religion argues for re-
valuations and rcvisions. Railway Sc
curities as an Investment" by Alexander
D. Noyes. advises for them, with proper
precautions. Questions OF the Far
East" by John ", Foster. is a discus
sion Of high value. by a great master of
The subject. Other specialties are, "A
Plea for the Enclosed Garden" What
Shall We Do with Public Documentsr'
'Tide-RiverS. book reviews, good short |
stories. and Contributors Club" The
Atlantic Is always a great leader In
thought Houghton. Miffiin and Company,
publishers. Boston.
The Worlds Work for April is Insur-
ance Number sure enough: 1t is THE
Policy Holders Manual" and "A Conn.,
olete Guide for the Policy Holder Of the
Real Value OF Life Insurance and How TO
Purchase It." To this end there Is a full
page portrait of State Senator W. w
a or Of !
sion OF the great report of his Insurance
investigating committee The special
papers on insurance are. "A Personal
juide to Life Insurance" THE Insur-
,nce Revolution" Changes In the Big
Three Companies" with portralts). Life
insurance a Profession" Tho Mean
ng of Insurance Words" The Cheapest
insurance" The Kind OF a Policy to
Buy" The Deception of Prize Policies"
"Surrendcring and Exchang- ,
ng Bad Policies" Personal Experiences ,
II Policy Holders chow 10 change a ,
"rong policy, an agents point of view, a ,
professional mans story, young mans 4,
and the who knew nothing ,
,bout his policy, Rich Mems Insur- ,
Ince." How the States Supervise Insur- ,
iEce," What Companies TO Insure In
We venture 10 say that never before was
here massed in one place SO much SO ,
lear. and such everyday, practical infor-
nation on this subject as is carried In =,
his number.
'The March OF Events an Illustrated =
editorial Interpretation" Is an ample and
lble discussion CT current events, carry
ng full-page portraits of Robert j Col
Ter. the Rev, Samuel Fl. Hadley Repre-
sentative William % Hepburn, and Miss ,
susan b Anthony Other special papers ,
Ire The Socialist Party" by Upton Sim :
;lair; Twenty-Five Years OF Tuskegee"
'y Booker T, Washington; "Great ,,
Riches" by President Charles w Eliot :
If Harvard. being n comparison OF the
advantages that the well-to-do have over '
he very rich, the opportunities for SER
ice by the very rich society's attitude
oward them. and the disadvantages to
which their children are put, and proving ,
hat there Is fear OF d permanent :
lass of persons OF great wealth There