Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
MAGAZINES.

The North American Review for June
p presents a varied and Interesting
table of contents. Prof. Simon New
comb contributes a vitality interesting
article on University Athletics"
ii, Philippine Independence--Why
Judge James H. Blount presents some
cogent reasons why the United States
should give the Philippines govern
ment and then withdraw from the is-
lands. William Dean Howels contrib.
utes captivating study of The Fic.
ton of Leonard Merrick," an author OF
whom but little has been heard on this
side of the water. Personal Immor-
tally in the Light of Recent Science
is an inspiring article by the Rev. Don
aid Sage Mackay on a subject OF uni
versal interest. X. X. Kawakami. \
learned Japanese residing In the United
States, shows In The Naturalization OF
Japanese" that 1t would be wholly to
the advantage of the United States
TO allow those Japanese who desire 1t
10 become citizens of the United States.
The Esperanto Movement in Russia "
by Il. j. Dillon, is the title of a very
interesting article on the progress of
the universal language In the land of
the car THE Science of Ticklish-
ness" by Dr. Louis Robinson. Is q clear
and interesting, though scientific pre-
sentation of that subject. THE Dam
article by Prof. l.. $, Rowe on our rela-
ton with the South American countries.
Henry w. Elliott the first special COM
missioner ever sent TO investigate the
fur-s seal herd If Alaska. contributes an
important paper entitled THE Loot and
the Ruin OF the Fur-Seal Herd of Alas
ka.' IN the literary department Flau-
bert's Letters are reviewed by Chris
tian Gauss ana Ramanathans THE
Culture Of the Soul" by Charles John
ston. The department OF World Poll
tics contains communications from
London. Rome and ST. Petersburg. The
topics dealt with in the Editors Diary
are THE Summer Skies" and "A Pre-
cursor OF Whitman"
Dress for July has Just made it's ap-
pearance IA a strikingly beautiful COW
err printed by Goupil * Gle, OF Paris,
which IS most aptly significant OF the
general character of the pages within.
Brilliant as each edition of this pop
ulaI magazine has been. the present
number unquestlonaby surpasses all
previous efforts Of lis publishers.
Besides The superb color cngravings
By Goupi. there Is an additional number
OF cuts from both French and Ameri-
can artists including models from Lee
huuchere, Daucet, Cabot Soaurs, Beer.
Paquin and many Others. and each one
has been especially selected with view
to meeting the requirements of Dress
clentle Also, each cut Is accompanied
by concise but detailed description OF
ia ematerials aud design of the mode!
from which the Illustration was made.
The text while satisfactorily eXplana-
tory, Is bright, catchy, and altogether
interesting reading as well, and with it's
perusal any woman may feel confident
that she has The latest and most exclu-
slve fashion Information,
The Youths Companion for this week
has an article by II. Rider Haggard, en-
Titled The Real King Solomon's
Mines" the opening story Is by Charles
Paul MackiC and relates the adventures
Of young Frenchman called Frog
VIZ" by his companions; Trapped by
the yukon is an exciting sketch OF
the far north and tho poetry depart
ment has charming piece OF boy
dialect ia THE Elimination OF Fido,"
while the other departments are fun Of
the usual good things-Perry Mason
Co, Boston,