The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-03

stories Of his. Alexander the Great IS
the title Of a story by George Bronson
Howard. who narrates in a breathless
manner the marvellous tale OF how Jones
discovered that some have greatness
thrust upon them" Roy NOrtOn's serial
story. The Land of the Lost" is still
cunning, the present installment is more
gripping than those which have gone be-
tore-which is saying good deal Stolen
Bait 10y Francis J Timoney. is a story
OF the race track. fun Of humorous sit
nations. J. Wentworth Egerton continues
his story of The DeVonshira Murder"
the great mystery which puzzled the dis
trlct attorney of New York The Col
lege Spirit by ". b. NJ Ferguson. Is
a unique story of the baseball diamond.
Other stories OF interest are The Ring
ct. tale of the prize ring. by II. r.
DutanJ. tool Gold. western yarn,
by B. NJ. Bower and "The Tear-up,' a
humorous story by \. NJ Chisholm.
WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION.-Th
burden OF our changing social order falls
upon our daughters, claims the Woman's
Home Companion for MAY, and this mag
azine shows by striking examples and
figures how topsyturvy IS our way OF
training girls
In this same issue is a charming article
by Margaret Sangster. showing that the
millionaire mother is by 10 means as
black as she is painted Mary Heaton
Worse. in her own inimitable StyIe. proves
In more serious mood is a trip through
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art with Sir
Casper PurdOn Clarke as guide. This val
liable article is illustrated by exquisite re-
productions of famous paintings. Other
articles Of interest are the Art of Econ
omy.' by Mrs. John Van Worst. and THE
Commuters Of New York BY Albert Bige-
low Paine An Imperial Wrath" BY
Clara Morris. contains charming Teminis-
cenceS OF the Empress Eugene. Lucy
Green a fyiendless 17-year-oId airl. tells
how she went to Boston penniless, in
search of a job, and how she got one
Afraid is a story in iona Gales ex-
quislte style. Hearts and the Highway
has Cyrus Townsend Brady's usual swing
and dash, and The -Four Adventuressss"
is another story by Hubert Footner.
whose freshness md humor have estab-
lished his reputation
This issue of the Woman's Home Com
paniou is distinguished by two features
a poem entitled The Grandmother. By
James Oppenheim. and a fuIl-page draw
ing by Harrison Fisher. showing Mar
garet and Gerard. from The Cloister and
the Hearth"
AMERICAN.-An Indictment Of the
richest church in America-but an indict-
ment which does not disturb ones faith
IN religion Is Ray Stannard Bakers theme
in his article. The Case Against Trim
itv.' which is the leading feature Of the
MAY American Magazine II is a scath-
ing arraisnment before the bar OF public
opinion.
The Indecent Stage" by Samuel Hop
kins Adams. is a comment on the present
tendency OF the theatre The number Of
ieud and immoral theatrical offerings to-
day before the public is appalling.
True stories which illustrate how sharp
eyes. quick thinking and ingenious sig
mails win baseball games are told By Hugh
:. Fullerton. the great baseball expert
under the title Of THE Fine Points of the
Game The article is fun Of pictures Of
the most prominent players.
This particular issue also contains some
exceptional fiction. A thrilling story of A