The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-04

Gods AStlr, Charles Buxton Going: "A
Harbor Etching Clinton Scotland; 1.-The
Human Comedy Reginald Wright
| Kaufman
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
This magazine for April contains the fol-
lowing articles: Our Inland Waterways -
| by Or. w. ]. MCGEE; Accidental Resem-
| dances Among Animals Chapter in
Unnatural History" by Professor Bash
| fOrd Dean; The History of Science by
Professor c. r. Mann: Physics by
Professor Ernest Fox Nichols; THE Res
piration of an Inland Lake" by Profess
scr p. A. Birge; The Utilization of
Auxiliary Entomophagous Insects in the
| Struggle Against Insects Injurious to Ag-
| riculture. by Professor Paul Marchal
| The Children's Museum as an Educa-
negie Institution of Washington" ''Sir
Richard Strachey;" THE Popularization
of Science
| YOUNG S.-Young's Magazine for April
| has the Characteristic array of piquant
| breezy fiction. The opening novelette,
is a story of man, two women and a
divorce. 1t is unique in the fact that
the story. for with the divorce and an
| other WI e standing between him and his
| first love. the mans heart nevertheless
| turns back to her. Both women are dis
| tinct types and in one or the other ev-
| cry man will find a woman he has met
and perhaps loved. It's stirring. tragic
| story, and a daring attack on the great
social sOre-divorce. Also audacious in
| the extreme, from the conventional
| standpoint, is THE Mask of Truth" yet
| singing in It's realism, a true picture of
phase of mankind. Rooster" by
Frank Sweet, and THE VISION of Sen
| ator Blair" by Newton Fuessle are roll
| licking comedies, long ehuckies of amuse-
ment. A thumbnail sketch. grim. sordd,
| but intensely moving, is 1.-The Promise of
| Overseas" by William Bartlett Reynolds
| he lot mr. nv
! Sidney Hope-Johnstone. is dashing
! story of smart London society, with a
| baronet, a society woman with an angel
| face and a drunkard'S passion for liquor
| and a husband. mingled in a desperate
tangle Of love and misunderstanding
sCRIBNER's .-This magazine for April
How They Rammed the Derelict,' W.
| ]. Aylward; THE Towers of Babel, -
poem, Arthur Dawson F1cks: Vera. the
Medium" Gin three parts-part y. Richard
| Harding Davis; ''Glimpses of Munich
Life 1.-THE Trail of the Lonesome Pine
chapters xiv-xv. CTo be continued) John
| Fox Jr. 1.-The West in the Orient "
The Westward Tide of Commerce
Through Suez. Charles NJ. Pepper; Pro
vincial or National?" Louis Rowland;
Bart Harrington, Genius Elizabeth
Jordan; Eugene Carriere," Frank Jew
EFT Mather Jr.; The Professor and the
Smile Helen Sterling Thomas: The
| Founding" poem, Josephine Preston Pea
body; "Harpooning in the Gulf of Mex
| ico," William Todd: Last Trial of the
| Gleam," Gertrude Hall; THE Poets Say
| That Love is Sweet" Ethel Hobart; THE
| Point of View" Confessions of a Peda-
| gOgue,'' "A Fictitious Bearing The Di-
/ dactic Habit Prisoners to Convention
| atty" The Field OF Art" work of Miss
| Sarah DOdsOn Russell Sturgis.)
| THE DELINEATOR.-The April rfum-
Der of this magazine contains many
| splendid articles on diversified subjects,
! presented in form that will please all
| readers, while its wopan's department
| treats of fashions latest foibles and
| gives many hints on household duties.
| The garden is also given attention by
timely suggestion. 1t is really a SPLEEN
did number.
APPLETON S-This magazine starts off
| with a well-written article on 1.-THE Bug
! aboo of Presidential Year" Follow
| ing this is cartoon by John T. McCut-
| cheon, entitled Who Shall Drive the
Band WagOn?" which he accompanies
presidential candidates. DIR. Louis l..
Seaman writes of 1.-THE He'll of War
| THE Righteousness of Doctors Fees is
| treated from financial standpoint.
| Clara Louise Burnham tells How to
/ Keep Your Child From Fear" There are
| other contributions on timely topics by
well-known writer's. while the fiction is
uncommonly rich in interest.
| AINSLEE S.-This magazine for April
| has a most refreshing table of contents
| for almost every story in the table of
| contents has in il something new. EV-
erything in it seems to strike new
note in short fiction. Among the con-
| tributors are William r. LightOn Anna
| A. Rogers. CosmO Hamilton, John Ken
| drick Bangs. Mary II. Worse, Henry Gal
| lup Paine, Ada Woodruff Anderson, Har-
| riet Whitney Durbin. William Armstrong
and Camillus Phillips.
| SMART SET.-Beatrix Demarest Lloyd
has written several novelties for the Smart
| Set but her latest story THE White
STAIN will undoubtedly prove the most
popular of them all. Caroline Duer, who
never fails to write an entertaining story,
is at her best in the April number with
I contribution called Their Little WAYS >"
| The situation is unusual in the extreme.
| IA Coup d'Theatre," by Dorothy Can
| field. is charming story of a summer
colony; 1.-The Pink Carnation," by Timo-
| thy Quarles, will hold the most jaded
readers attention; "A Call for the Au-
\ thor" by L. H. Bickford, will please ev-
eryone who cares at all for the theatre;
The Parable of the Sack" by John G.
! Neihardt, is an unusual allegory; "A
| Painted Angel by Allan Munier. "The
| Conversion of Marcia" by Mary Arnold
and Ludwig Lewisohn, and THE Way"
| by w. Carey Wonderly, are other good
stories. Claiming Pollock's theatrical ar
ticles grow in popularity. and the poetry
/ in this issue is distinctly worth while
| Gertrude NJ. Wheelock Edward W. Bar
| nard, Aloysius Coll, Arthur Ketchum and
| Archibald Sullivan are among the con-
| tributors, and there is a sonnet in French
/ by the late Richard HOvey.
| TECHNICAL WORLD.-Contents for
| April: Vast Wealth for the State" Gov
ernor Charles S Deneen of Illinois;
Shooting TO Hit With Big Guns Living
ston Wright; What of the New Cactus *
! Z. s. Merriam: The Magic of the Mag
net" George Frederic Stratton; wild
| Beasts That Hunt to Order" Captain
| Francis Thatcher; First Train Goes Out
to Sea- NJ. B. Claussen; Making Rough
Riders of Infantry Officers" Newton For
est; New Destroyer of Bacteria P j.
Preston; Wonder House of Electricity"
Henry NJ. Hyde; ION an Invisible Trail.
Roland Ashford Phillips: How Artificial
Diamonds Are Made" Frederic Lees; ''Oil
Wells in the Sea- Harry H Dunn: Real
ly Clean Passenger Cars" Emmett Camp
bell Hail; I'm the City of Pills" J. Oil
yer Curwood. Twenty other articles, $50
illustrations.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for April: Bud
Magruder, Bad Man" complete novel,
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