The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-11
MAGAZINES FOR MARCH.

APPLEToN'S- more Appleton s
Magazine has succeeded in securing an
OF the months conversation. Senator Al
bert j. Beveridge mas written it. and it
points cut. with all the BeveridgiaD elo-
quence, the humiliations to which these
uVes at Washington. A senator or con-
gresham of today must be either vastly
rich or utterly Indifferent TO his situa-
ton and that of his family. Senator
BeVeridge tells of the hardship of the
senator who has to live on his salary in
Washington. for he must lives in such
quarters ana on such food and generally
in such discomfort as to make life hard
for his family. Again, no man can do
his best work who is in a perpetual state
Of apology and humiliation Still again.
his constituents would be ashamed of such
a condition of living if they knew about
it," He describes the vastly increased
iavishness of Washington life. In con-
sequence the poor senator is being driven
ont of public life by the extravaganza CT
the millionaire politician Senator Bev-
eridge sounds a warning nCte.sand sup
ports his argument with many actual in
stances. There are also many interesting
articles by well known contributors. The
March number of Appleton's is spien-
did number. 1t would be a strange mind
or a peculiar mood indeed, that would
not find in it many delights
A
tains an exceptionally fine list of fic-
ton. Besides the second installment, Of
Her Son. 10y Horace A. Nachell-whcl.
by the way. is developing into really
Wishing-ring. by Dorothea Deakn.
there are great short stories by Edith
Macvanc. l. Frank Tooker, Frances VIII
hing Wharton. johnson Morton. Roy
Norton. BrOughtOn Brandenburg Mary
3, Mullet, and Constance Smediey-
POPI-LAR-Wasn't it Rabelais whe
said: AN inch of Joy surmounts of grief
a span, because to laugh is proper TO the
mann At any rate, whoever said Il.
the sentiment has been endorsed by peo-
pie of all classes. That the editors OF
the Popular believe in It thoroughly is
evidenced in the March issue. just pub
lished. which contains at least four stu
ries oveirunning with laughter SlinlSr
Bill" by Martin A Flavin. is a very
amusing history Of an affair that began
slrous language "A Deal in Horse
flesh" by George G. jerks. IS a very
funny tale of suburbanite and bay
geiding THE Internal Feminine. by 3
n Bower. tells in irresistible fashion
how certain susceptible cowboys lost their
heads over a very startling beauty. Then
there is The Lady of Luzon, by George
Bronson Howard, one OF the best 1htHgs
the Popular has printed. 1t has to DO
with an unassuming fellow. cursed with
the name of Plantagenet Hook. who was
forced TO be hero. It's a capital story,
and well worth reading.
THE DELINEATOR.-Th magazine
for March. long since recognized as the
leader in fashions. reflects more than a
fashion publication. From cover TO COW
ticles which viii interest every member
OF the household. In It's departments
II deals with fashions in New York aEst
Paris styles OF the month. lessons in
1.a1 ms . ri
kitchen
THE AMERIcAN-The American Mag
azine for March Includes new little
nI h ..'Fhe Coal b. Henry Arthur Jones.
Throughout the play. made joyful by his
presence. there walks great man OF the
world. - years old. vino. on the day he
died. preserved love of life high respect
for himself. and enthusiasm for larger
achievement. When he died he died
Miss TarbeI. whose history of the tar
iff is one cf the Features of this notable
periodical relates m s the present nnm a
Blaine. Sunset. Cox. Horace Greeley.
.slstg-Iron-' Kelley and Garfield sare
among the men introduced. Josephine
nrobler is entitled, I'VE and Our Neigh
hors.. Stanley Johnson describes "Atn-
lsfies Among the Blind Joseph Jacobs
records the biography OF the Mean 81
Middle American me interpreter pre-
Senfs what is really a graphic character
study of President Roosevelt.
RRosDWAY-This publication. former
II stage and theatrical magazine. has
been rcha bilitatet entirely. II is now a
clean. Wholesome. snsPPy, veil-illustrat-
"a popular maya zine for Che nome. and
hss ne Affiliations whatever with the the
sfricai life of New York A glance
,hro,1rh its nages reveals splendid articles
On timely to,ics whiio its display of short
stories IS not rfvailed BY any similar pub
lieation.
MCCLURE S-This magazine fer the
current month il finely illustrated NUM-