Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

something hot, and mighty quick
about 1t. too
\ Sex 81 the National Bird.
1t has been declared BY a. lecturer
ito the Mothers Club Of New York
City that the official eagle Of this
country, as shown in authorized de-
signs. is female. The proof offered
is the white tufts Of feathers on head
and breast. The female eagle is larg-
|er and stronger than the male. Most
persons imagine the metaphorical
bird as q male. Omit biologists say
that the canyensional design does not
indicate the sex. But the law IL
plain, IN the deception of5the seal
accepted by the e Continental Congress-
June 90. 1852. the, masculine proneun
/ This" is used three times with ref.
Ierence to the bird The Youths Com.
Ipanion.
Il Comparable to the great South Sea
Bubble, says Frank; Fayant In .Suc-
cess Magazine for June, is the ire
3mendous speculative craze that
spread over this country q few years
ago In the wake Of, the discoveries
In wireless telegraphy. Here, Mr..
5Fayant declares, we have the picture
iof a magnificent scientific achieve
8ment prostituted by parasite promo
tiers for their own enrichment. Mr..
IFayant outlines more particularly the
work of De Forest and his collabor.-
Sators, and the bold promoters who
made wireless te1egraphy the greatest
bait for small investors this country
has ever known. Baseball, its origin,
history, how it became the national
game all these points are discussed
by Henry Beach Needham in the first
of a series of three articles, which
touch upon some important. features
Of this great American sport not gem
orally known. Christian Science Not
8 Theory, But a Fact" by Judge VIII
liam g. Ewing, is a strong exposition
Of the practically OF Christian Sci
ence as a religious faith. In ..The
Wheatlands Of West Canada Ed
ward p, Higgins tells of the splendid
farming opportunities in the new Ca
madam frontier sections west Of Win
nipeg. 5.& 4. ss=
"a In a number which is filled with hui
man interest articles, The Outing
Magazine Of June is distinguished by
three features which are worth more
than passing notice. A series of five
paintings by ~ C. Wyeth, are en-
titled The Indian In His Solitude
and are powerful in their picturing
Of the loneliness Of primitive man
The first installment of a serial that
promises to make a name for itself
Is entitled The Way Of a Man." by
Emerson Hough. The author of sThe
Mississippi Bubble" has grown In
breadth OF vision and in power Of
narration since he wrote that work
and he appears in his matured
strength In this story. A masterpiece
Of humor is written by Ralph D..
Paine and IS entitled .The Tales of a
Collector Of Whiskers,p wherein then
human whisker is discovered to, pos
sess musical qualities that make poss-
ible an orchestra Of weird compo-
sition
To make a very honey and quite
unromantic comparison. buying mag
azines is very much like buying
chickens. Some Of them seem to be
mostly bone and other useless parts,
and while the little meat to be found
may be tender and juicy, one cannot
help the feeling Of having been de-
frauded when one has paid out good
money for them. Buyers of the June
ppincott's will surely not expert
ence this feeling, however. for In our
estimation II comes pretty close to
being all meat. Seldom have we
seen more satisfactory magazine.
taken as whole. Among its more
notable contents are IA Tragedy Of
Circumstances, strong and read
able novelette, BY Frank Dandy, auth