The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-09-30
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following books have been
received at the Juneau Public
Library:
Adult Fiction
David Anderson-"The Blue Moon
This is an adventure story OF Mis-
sissippi River pearl hunters.
Frederick Bartlett-"Joan & Co
A tale which lovers of mystery stor-
les will enjoy.
Rex Beach-"Flowing Gold" The
Texas oil country furnishes the
background for this colorful narrative
OF love and revenge.
Geraldine Bonner-"Rich Mems
Children" The action takes place
in California OF the first mining
men who became millionaires.
Dorothy Canfield-"Squirrel Cage. >
One OF the first novels to show a
,woman's struggle to develop her in
ldividuality rther than climb in So
ciety.
j. O. CurwoOd-"The Country Be
yond" In this novel the jolly Roger
tries TO evade capture by the Royal
Mounted Police in the Far North.
j. 0. Curwood-"Courage of Cap
tain Plum" An early Mormon settle
ment in Michigan is the scene of
this stirring tale.
Edna Ferber-"Roast Beef, Me-
dunn" This introduces Emma Nc
Chesney. travelling saleswoman. Per
sonalty plus and Emma McChesney
& Co. show her further advance
ment.
Emerson Housh-"Covered Wag-
on" In covered wagons rode the
emigrans who went West over the
Oregon trail in the early days before
railroads were laid to the West and
when Indians were still hostile.
A. s. NJ Hutchinson Free
dom Considered All even better
book than "If Winter Comes" by
the same author.
II. II. knibbs Shutdown Slim"
Lovers of cowboy stories will enjoy
this.
P B. Kyne-"Cappy Kicks Retires'
but that doesn't keep him from com
ing back stronger than ever.
j. NJ. Dbppmann-"Martha Blythe
Day" A wholesome love story fol-
lowed by Making Over Martha and
martha and Cupid
Berta Ruck-"His Official Fian-
Geo" Readers of Bcrta Rnck's nov
els will like this very much.
Hjalmar Rutzebeck-"My Alaskan
Idyl." This continues the life story
of the author.
Booth Gentle Julia"
Julia is an adept in the art OF flirt-
ing.
Harold Timber This was
written TO help the conservation OF
timber in the United States.
Non-Fiction
Salisbury & Inviting
Our Nerves" primer OF psychother-
opy This reads as Interestingly as
a novel and will prove of great value
to those who have TO flight their
nerves"
Juvenile Fiction
d. r. Campbell-"F iddline Girl.
d. r. Campbell-"Proving OF Vir-
ginia."
c. K. Jacobs-''Joan of ]niper Inn.
c. f. Jacobs-"Joan's Jolly Vaca-
ton
Zane Croydon Ward in the
Jungle"
Zane Grcy-"Thc Young pitcher.
G. l.. Hill-"The Enchanted Barn.
A mystery story for girls.
C. B. Keliand-"Catty Atkins. Sal
lorman." This is a sequel to Catty
Atkins. Riverman.
C. p. Kelland- Mark Tidd in
Business
c. B. Kolland-"Mark Tidd's Cita-
del"
c. B. Kclland-"Mark Tidd. Manu-
facturcr." Earlier books in this Sc
ries are Mark Tidd" and MARX
Tidd in the Backwoods.' Mark Tidd
is a modern Tom Sawyer.
L. +. Perkins italian Twins.
This twin" book IL just as inter
estng as the others in the series.
NJ r.. Piper-"Sylvia's Expert
ment"
NJ. r. Piper-"Sylvia of the Hill,
Top"
NJ. r. Pipcr-"Sylvia Arden De
cidcs." These three complet the
series of books about Sylvia"
Marshall Saunders-"Boy: the
Wandering Dog" This was written
by the author of beautiful Joe.
Juvenile Non-F lotion
r. w. Burgess-Anima Book. The
children who enjoy the Burgess ami
NAL stories will find this equally
interesting.