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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

tho best possible methods and the most
Iircct methods INTO play. Ii is good
book for the study.
From tue same we have Collins
Second Course in Algebra, designed TO
meet the needs OF high school classes
devoting n sccoUd year TO this study,
review of the first years work leads
70 the second through well graded
steps. combining the most helpful man
ucr both in iuductive and deductive.
The treatment is plainly and simply
,ucucated. and the result ought TO SHOW
well in the school room.
From the same We have First Les
sons in English for Foreigners IN Even
ing Schools. - by Frederick Houghton,
who has had much experience in the
teaching of ignorant men who want TO
learn. /, is easy as u child primer,
and proceeds in successive steps TO the
triumphs that the diligeut student will
reach
From the same we have James 5 Sec
ond Year Latin for Sight Reading and
Barsss Third Year Latin for Sight
Reading. each well adapted to the work
OF the school wear for which it Is de-
signed. and both presenting the read
ing Of Latin in easy and effective Sra'
dstions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
A VERY HIGH. CLASS STORY.

Tante BY Anne Douglas Scdgwlck.
Published by The Century Co. Now
York.
This ia the story Of a great musical
artistic and her faithful. loving, serv-
ing friend. II is. IN fact. ono of the
most striking stories of the time, and
has been received with an acclaim by
tho English critics which is quite unu.
sual, especially for the work OF wo-
man. Andrew Lang saws that he stands
lama zed bv the qualities of the au-
ihor's gcnins:' and when Andrew
Lang stands amazed thc rest of us can
do nothing more than gasp. And so
IL goes along the line of the critics,
each apparently trying to outdo the
other in expressions of appreciation
and praise. Nevertheless It is a very
fine story. wrought out in the most ar.
tistic manner by one who Is a master
of story telling. 1t Is bound to be
warmly received by the reading pub
lie. and to be a great seller, as il de-
serves TO be-,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
THE INDISPENSABLE ANNUAL,

The World Almanac and Encyclopedias.
1917 The Press Publishing co. tThe
New York WoTldl. Pulitzer Builoins'
New York.
This great annual comes to hand
moro exhaustive. more comprenensiNc'
aud better in every way than any one
hitherto. 1t is the great reference
book IN the newspaper Offices OF the
country. satisfying for the most part,
demands for ready reference on al
subjects whatever. II deals exhaust
ivcly with all matters pcTtolnIug 10 81
manacs. and has "A vast deal or 1nior'
nation of every kind: official, general
AMI technical. Any newspaper writer
would st times be lost without IT, and
il is invaluable for the desk Of any
writer or business man. IL claims 10
present fen Thousand facts: but any
ono familiar with its use would easilN
believe that IL presents good many
more. The present annual has huo'
dreds Of ucw features, interesting, &C
curate, concise. and complete IL
claims to tell something about every,
thing. suI everything about a great
uany thugs: and VIC can well peleTe
both claims. having pretty Thoroughly
tested the value OF this great annual
from wear 20 wear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
PICTURES AS TEACHERS.

Great Pictures as Moral Teachers. with
Tpenty Reproductions Of Photographs
from Originals of Painting and Sculp-
ttjr". each accompanied by an Inter
prstation. Also. an Introduction on
The Usc OF Pictures In Teaching Ry
Henry T.. Jackson. The John e.
Winston Company. Publishers. Pbila
delphis.
The Introduction treats Of the use
OF pictures in teaching. these beng the
universal language. And then we come
10 the illustrations through the pic.
lures themselves. beginning with
Hope. which, in fact. might. with.
out much stress Of ina aginat.on be tn.
ken for despair. Then comes the chap.
tcr. The Religion of Tomorrow Morn
ing Next we have in order the
"Wise aud Foolish Virgins with the
Interpretation that character is not
transferable: "Sir GaIahad;" 1.-The
Ruins:' "The Msgdaleue;' David
and Saul: - Love and Death; - 1.-The
Scapeeoat; - 90 Jacob Ladder; -
- Death and the Sculptor. - "The Pur.
suit Of Pleasure: .'Christ in Gcthse-
mane;' "Sic Transit Gloria Mundi: -
.Christ and the Fishermcn; "St d.
Michael and the Dragon % Eccc lIo-
mo-; "Tbc Temptation n tho vii Ter
ness ''Tbe Angels Kitchen;
"Cbrist Bound TO the Column:' and
Destiny AMI humanity II is beau.
tiful book. with pictures clearly and
artistically presented. and the inter
pretatiou of them distinct and well put
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
IN EUROPEAN INTRIGUE.

Peter Puff and the Double -Four. By T.
Phillips Oppenheim With Illustrations
BIZ Dalton stevens. Published by Lit
tie, Brown. and Company; Boston.
Mr.. Oppenheim is prolific writer,
and he is clearly at his best when deal
ing with the mixed politics, intrigues,
and plots Of Europe. Peter Ruff, the
hero OF this work. first establishes HIM
self as crime investigator and pri-
vate detective. and later becomes the
chief of one of the most powerful Of
Europe ) political secret societies. 'The
Double-FOur. Needless to say. Peter
is put through course OF peril, mys.
tcry. aud double purpose. which calls
tor all Of his courage. his astutest quail
tiles. anil his full alertncss. He is
made a daring participant in many dra-
matte scenes. and bears himself well in
them all. Oppenheim is great mas
ter of this sort of stories. and th,s is
one OF bis best.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
STUDY OF IMMIGRANTS.

The immigration Problem. By Jeremisi,
w. jerks. PHI u. LII. D., and J. Jctt
Lauck. y. r. Published by tuhk
Wsgnalls Company. New York
This is a work Of good deal more
than ordinary importance. The lmml'
grafton question itself Is Que OF lhe
very highest interest TO this country.
and the thorough investigation that IS
made of il by these authors l. sure
TO be of much service TO the Pupllc
We have first an Introductory. stat
ing the problem and considering II
from various standpoints- Then
Causes OF Immigration, showing
why immigrants leave their homes and
come 10 The United States. Next We
have characteristics Of Immigrants
Which Affect American Institutions;
Social Problems Of Recent lmmlera-
tion:'' Manufacturing and Mining
Communities: ''Tbc Immigrant IN
Agriculture: "Immigrant Institu-
TONS" Living Conditions and Con
gestion; ''The Status of Immigrants
in Industries; The Floating lmmi!-
grant Labor supply The Immi-
grant AS Dynamic Factor in Indus
irv:n European and Mexican lmml-
grants on tho Pacific Coast; orr
entail Immigration 10 tho Pacific
Coast: Agencies of Protection. Dis
,ribution and Assimilstion; Assim-
jlaticn aud Progress Legislation
and Administration; and finally
Remedies.
The work j.. as il we'll stated a
new. comprehensive. complete. and i'm.
partial presentation of tho facts and
figures relative to incoming foreign
horn clements In this country; the ex-
tcut Of these elements. their tendencies
10 Americanize. their influence upon
work and wages, their effect upon
American life. Dr. jerks was Il mem
ber and Mr.. I.auck superintendent. of
Field Agents Of the United states I'M
migration Commission, which recently
gave the question of immigration
searching investigation. They are,
therefore. by reason of their official
connection with this immediate ones,,
tiou. unusually we'll prepared to deal
with IL. and that they have dealt with
II faithfully and we'll the reader of
this work Immediately secs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
LAKE TRIBUNE. SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81 1912
Mlth aJthOrS ono Books

stone with two faces upon il or two
separate stones. the probability we
should sav, being for the ono dice.
The article on Utah fairly describes
the good influence and business enter
prise of the Jews in this state. and the
article on tsurv - an exhaustive treat
ment on that subject
Venice. in which the Jews had heavy
interests in the ascendencv OF that city,
receives much attention in text AMI
picture. as also does Vienna. which has
many very fine pictures in connection
with the text.
The articles on War. the Warberg
family with pedigrcc). on Warsaw. on
Weights and Measures, aud on wilma
are all first class.
The article on Wine Is exhaustive. II
treats of wine historically, IN sacerdo'
tai ceremonies. in health, in diseases,
and Of all the different qualities and
varieties OF wine known TO or used by
the Jews.
The article on Wisdom deals not only
with the subject of wisdom. but with
the Jewish books devoted to that sub.
iect The title "6igdal' is accom-
panied with many pages of music scores
and full teStual description. lesblbah.
or Jewish high school. is treated tully,
and the advantages of such schools are
fully set forth
The articles ''Healotsn AMI "Hion.
ism are elaborate and fully up to
date. and other titles, numbered by the
hundreds. receive tho attention In TINS
fine volume that is their due.
The work as whole is a monumen-
tai work of scholarship. and its m
structive and educational value is very
great,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
A WATERMELON, OF WORTH

He Comes Up Smiling. BY Charles
Sherman. With illustrations by Ar
thur William Brown. The Bobbs-
Merrill Company, Publishers. Indian
apoiis.
The hero Of this book, Jerobosm
Martin, known TO the community as
Jerry, but to his crouies as "Water-
melon has an unfailing source of
cheer and rebound within himself He
was good man, though vags bond.
When he went forth 10 find new ran
mrnt for the Beauty Show. he had no
idea that he'll be kidnapped by a gen.
tlcmap. Wall street raider. and the
Ioveliest girl in the world. The situa.
ton l. both comical and dramatic, and
il is wrought out in the best possible
manner bv the author. who has made a
delightful story of il. one with which
the reader is sure 10 be charmed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
A STORY OF CONFLICT.

The Brentous. BY Anna Chapin Ray.
with Frontispiece by Wilson c. pex =
ter. Published By Little. Brown. and
Company. Boston.
This is story Of q university citv.
and OF the people who live therein. The
peculiar mental and spiritual problems
that present themselves 10 the minds
of these "uesr university" people are
fully brought forward in THIS story.
and tho reader is well entertained in
the telling. Brenton is born chemist.
and his efforts 10 make religious doe.
trine agree with scientific law result
in the same old mental Struggle which
drives HIM from the pulpit TO the lab.
oratory- Brenton Is the great chsrac.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

nos. who have read Robert Her.
s ~ me Healer Will be pleased "a
hnoW mat The ucet-Clinic." LEAD
ing meojcal periodical .nas. in lis re-.
view OF the novel. only words of M
nisHest praise. Instead OF taking issue
Win MT. Herrick. The Lancet Clinic 81
prcciauNeiy says: This author i,nn,s
doctors. He probably sees the doctor's t,',s " ?
hrinE line lie holds up TO us q - VI W.
mirror IN place Of the pocket vaTicf,.
We are prone TO use. He has. I'm .rbs
nea'eI. SHOWN us picture OF a doclnr
tIat uuer than most OF us care 10
ADMIT. That The Healer is MOI me
~ book Of theory but one OF vIvid ~
tlon rs further indicated by the nn,I
sentence or The Lancet Clinic revisw.
IL the playwriEhts can resist rnv,
WIZ such dramatio possibilities IA III,
be surprising ~ VIII
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
USEFUL HINTS ON cANARIes.

Remember that only male canaries
sing
Female birds are kept for breeding
Guard them from all drafts.
Feed them on the Premier Mixed BIRD
Seed.
Keep the sOngster well supplied with
Bird Mamma. the secret OF The Canary
Breeders on the AndTessberg IN the
HartZ.
Take no chances with your birds life
by giving him dangerous limitations
All genuine Bird Mamma 81 put up I'm
white metal caps. with the trade mark
p. r. r. Co.'S Bird Mama printed on IL
in red Sold by druggists. or mailed
with our 32-page bird book for l5c
Write for this book anyhow. It's free
for the asking. larger i20-page H.
lustrated Bird Book mailed on receIpt
Of l5c. or together with a cake OF Man :
na. FOR 2Jc. by the Philadelphia 81
Food CO. 900 y. 2rd St. PhilA%Ej y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
Spirits for Rheumatism.

The use OF spirits in the treatment OF
rh e1Imatism has proved an innovation
among the medical profession. When
mixed atLh certain other ingredients and
taken properly II "a said 10 be an almost
infalliblc cure for rheumatism and back
ache. Here g. the formula; From your
druggist get one ounce OF Toris COM
pound dn original sealed packase) and
one ounce OF syrup OF Sarsaparilla COM
pound. Take these two ingredients home
and put them into a half pint OF good
whisky. Shake the bottle and take q
tablespoonful before each meal and at
bedtime" P,JSults come Immediately. II
your SrueSist docs not have Toris COM
poun( In stool, lie will get II In a few
houg, from his !, .'holessle house. Don't
be fhInsnced In.,ed 10 "a Se S1ns n. patent meSi.
opisinasdi OF ,hi.AIne%s % sealed cd SsXtSs geiIo9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

The recent acouisi,Jo, b, ,, ,,
po!ltan Museum OF. ION roe MS ITO
rlaina IN 1860. bs- Frederic Remington
has iuihIled the expressed wish OF t6si
~ ~ t's' 20 De represented there by q paint
IN, rns 81 Wen as by his bronzes Yet II is
probable that Remington viii continue -
SG hho"o primarily ar an Illustrator In
bniI ana white: The pictures in his
Men with the Bark On" e,c.-havc nPc.
81. sGrnS1 tne picturesqueness Of the Weel
mniSn mas passed for thousands who con-
Ne''' nave access TO art galleries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
LITERARY NOTES.

Late this month the Hsrpers will pub
liSh q new novel by Zane Grey. author
OF THE Heritage OF the Desert Like
that novel Il has tho atmosphere OF the
Southwest and the great Purple Desert
In IL. as well as several Mormon char
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
THE TUDOR SHAKESPEARE.

The Merchant OF Venice. Edited by
Harry Morgan Ayres, Assistant Pro
fcssor of English in Columbia rniyer-
sl,y. The Macmillan Company, Pub
lishers, New York.
This is ono of the fine volumes in
the Tudor edition of Shakespeare tnas
this eminent publishing house is put.
ting forth. The text used IS tho Neil
son text copyrighted in 1905 by VIII
lism Allan Nelson. The play is intro,
duccd by discussion of the text. OF
the date Of composition; Of the sources
of the plot references to other plays
of "The jew; with paragraph about
flows in England; another on the
stage history of the play; and one on
tho character of Shylock. The rela'
tious of tho play 10 contemporary dra.
ma. lis stylc and Interpretation, are
well discussed There are also abun,
dsnt notes, two pages, giving tcNtuai
variants. ami useful glossary. 1t rs a
scholarly work, elegantly presented
The Ira ccdy Of Macbeth. Edited by Ar
thur c. l.. Brown. Ph D. Professor Of
English Literature In Northwestern
University. The Macmillan Company,
Publishers. New York;
This, like the preceding volume. is
ono of the Tudor Shakespeare volumes
put out by this leading firm The text
used is the same; and following the
like plan. il discusses the text; the
date of composition; the source Of The
plot: It's relations TO contemporary
drama: its style. its stage history; the
witches, and offers an Interpretation,
II also has abundant notes, page OF
toNtual variants, and a scrNlGeahle
glossary. Both volumes are extremely
welcome additions TO any library.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

interesting characters are introduced,
all of whom play their parts. we'll and
all of whom arc deity fitted in to their
places in the story, making
IL q rcalisLic pictnre of LIE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

world. and so the books closing nara
graph seems doubly significant and pro-
phetlc: THE exciting part of tho i,.',s
formation Of China viii take place in our
'me The renaissance OF :,
quarter OF the human family Is occurring
before our eyes and We have only 10 sii
IN the parquet and watch the stage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

Few writer's arc so competent to treat
that timely subject. Europe and the
Muhammadsn World as STR Harry II.
Johnston. whose article on that subject
Is reprinted in the Living Age for Janu-
ar-y IL from the Nineteenth Century.
Just al present. with Russia making war
upon Persia without provocation, and
italy making war upon Turkey. and a
very considerable unres, pcrvadlng India,
this is a subject Of ETcat moment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

me leading article nj The Living krs
LOT January is a consideration OF Some
Possible American Presidents RI
author. Mr. II. Hamilton Fvfe tbtnt,.
,,hst Ihst Governor Harmon and Goyernnr
w iison are the lIkeliest possibilities ,Tpa
er,iGIe e,a,i Is reprinted from The Fortnightiy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

Arthur G. Benson. one OF the most cap
tivating of contemporary English essay
lists. Is so rarely seen in American ms ga :
zines that his article on "Fictiou and
Romance" which the Living Age for
January II reprints from the Contompo-
rary Review. will be especially Welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

Mcssrs Henry Holt and Company's
first 1912 novel will be Miss r. Mscau
Laws Views and NagaOonds In Il two
highly ocntrasted groups Of nice Young
English people-the one most earnest
about current issues, the other out for
harmless fun-disclose themselves There
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

Filson Youns's article ON ..rba ,,,,,,
ana the Publisher" which The fIvina
keI0T Ske LOT January IL reDrints from The
- oH'urasv Review. is an intimate view
tensions "'seppre'