The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-27


novel," b. NJ. Bower; The Mother Lode,
short story A. NJ. Chisholm: The Wild
Man of Jersey" serial story. Ralph ID.
Paine; Where the Trails Crossed" short
story, w. b. VI. Ferguson; "Alexander's
Ascension" short story, Richard c. Mac
lavish; The Man With the Paw" two
part story, ]. Kenilworth Egerton; The
Thief short story, X. and Hesketh
short story, T. jenkins Hams; Strong
heart a novelization of the famous
play by William de Mile; In the Dew
lis Back Yard" short story, Charles X
Moser; The Yellow Face" serial story,
Fred NJ. White; THE DeOdand,' short
story, E. ]. Tansy; when Tides Meet,
short story, Scott Campbell.
TECHNICAL WORLD-The following
is a partial list of leading articles for
May, 1908: The Romance of Transmission,
George Frederic StrattOn; Frog Farming
an Industry, w. E. Meehan; To Cut One
third From the Worlds Fuel Bill, Robert
Franklin: Gun That Makes No Noise, 7:
Harvey Middleton: To Prevent World
Famine, +. knOrr; American Soldiers WIZ
Fly Raymond c. Black; Boat to Beat
The Lusitanias Paul Tyner; Government
to Find Work for All, Rene Bache; over
the Alps by Water. II. G.. Hunting; To
Open Up the Northeast, John V Borne;
Level Decks in Ocean Storms. William T.
Walsh; Novel French Airship, DR.. Alfred
GradenwitZ: Our Nays New Submarines,
J. ". Moultrie Lamp of 100000 Candle
Power. Edwin Wildman The Hudson Riv-
err Subway. J. F. Springer. Twenty other
articles. 1870 illustrations
AINSLEES'S -Ainslee's for May has
some very striking and original stories.
The whole number is intensely interest
ing, every item in the table of contents
representing the highest class of current
fiction, and the best part of it all is that
there is nothing stereotyped about it. The
novelette, is 1.-THE White Filler" by Edith
nd he inf
the title, an automobile plays a very i'm
poFtant part in ii. A short story of Mrs.
Wilson Woodrow, called Adventurous
Evadne,' is another of most unusual type.
Another notable short story by a writer
who has become identified with Ainslee's
is Three Ways of Love-" of which H. F.
Provost Battersby is the author. Camp
bell MacCulloch has a very striking short
story called The Price She Paid" Bea-
trix Demarest Lloyd has an amusing tale
called THE Romantic Mr.. Wallenhoff'
Roy Norton, typical western story in
Sans Famille." Mrs. John Van Worst
a very dramatic story called The Other
Chance" Owen Oliver. one of his delight
full bits of human nature called ''Pigtail. -
| James Barr and Francis Willing Wharton
also contribute exceptionally fine stories.
YOUNG S.-Sparkling fiction for the
springtime. when you're tired of the
usual thing, is what Youngs magazine
offers i'm the May number. an uncommon
zine An heiress seeking a titled husband
/ describes frankly just how she feels about
it in Princess by Ludovic Halevy. She
is the eternal feminine" for, though
French heiress. she echoes the sentiments
of American money princesses. THE Re
volt of ROxanna," by Maude Fuller Hop
kins is strong piece of fiction that eV-
cry young woman should read. Over the
! Wire" by Howard Laurie, and The Du-
plicity of Shinji-San." by Aubrey Lanston,
are rollicking comediettas, while among
a dozen other blithe tales are THE Cen
esis of Billy Winn,' by Catherine Carr:
| "Pierette" by ''Gyp:' An Incident" by
Fred Jackson. There are three vivid fic-
ton gems from the French, and ''On
Broadway aud or, Is a long-draWnIout
chuckle with theatrical favorites, includ-
ing Frank Daniels, Henry Miller. Bertha
Kalich, Maude Fulton and Joe Weber.
AMERICAN.-Winiam j. Locke, author
of THE Beloved Vagabond" and The
Morals of Marcus" begins a new serial
Simple Septimus,' in the May American
Magazine. In the same number William
Allen White writes a character sketch of
Taft. Mr.. DoOley" writes on THE End
of Life" This is an extraordinary aTti-
Gle on death Ray Stannard Baker reports
IAN Ostracized Race in Ferment.' Jose
phine Daskam Bacon goes on with her
serial. AN Idyll of All Fools Day" Miss
DOty writes of Mormon Women and
What They Think of POlygamy." Mary
Stewart Cutting. E. J. Rath, Richard
| Washburn Child, Carter Hamilton and
! Maurice B. Kirby contribute short fiction.
1 THE Interpreter House and The Pill
grim's Scrip" are full of live reading.
! other contributors are Walter Prichard
| Eaton, Lydia Schuyler and Inez G.
/ Thompson.
| THE BOHEMIAN.-This magazine fOI
| May is especially inviting with its wealth
| of short stories, its bright, attractive pic
! lures and its apt special articles. The
leading article by Aubrey Lanston tells
| of Famous Cafes and Restaurants
| Abroad" How slang is enriching the
| English language is told by Frank II. Wig
etelly In THE Talk of the Town "The
| Columbia lester" by its editor. is the
seventh installment of the series on hui
morous college journalism. Some of the
short stories are: An Artless Diary" by
Rem A. Johnston; THE 'Sparkler' at IN
Ohio" a burglar story by Robert Carl
ton Brown; THE Blood of the Celt," by
John Barton Oxford; THE Telephone
by Temple Bailey: 1.-The Bandaged Foot
by James Francis Dwyer. and THE Graft
tude OF Mr.. Tubbs," by Fred j. Haines.
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