The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-03-02


predecessors on supervision" says
DR.. Stone. THE book is notably read
able, and is also sound. Here, Nnper-
visers and teachers will find their
problems engagingly discussed in the
light of the best research Of the day.
wish l nad room to tell you all
that DR.. Stone said. or he showed how
the book, though technical, is really
interesting and helpful.
High adventures, pursuit and cap
ture; rescue; discovery Of buried jew
els; long lost "chee-ild" restored in
approved "mellerdrammer" style; and
two pretty love stories interviewer.
These are the main elements Of Ella
beth Stancy Payne's latest romantic
novel, "All the Way By Water"
(Penn.) 1t is especially dedicated to
all Good Boats and All Good Pals
on Boats" for the setting is tne
Sound and adjoining water ways OF
New York and New Jersey. The reader
grows fond of the staunch little power
yacht Sorceress, as Of the big. gentle
skipper Steven; his sister Sue, who
proves herself such good sport; and
the dainty, delightful maiden-in-dis-
tress about whom all the action re-
| wolves. The tale would make a Won
derful film-probably under some
such title as 1.-THE Lost Yorrington
Heiress" or "Wno is the Red Haired
Girl?" shall watch for it.
| ***
A young man has asked whether
there is a book on radiator repair,
and where he should send for Smoy-
ers book on Auto Repair. Milton e.
ISmoyer's Auto Repairing Simplifed'
4th edition, revised and enlarged, was
published in 1918 by Herman Dart
Printing Co., 3l2 West 9th street Kan
sas City, Mo-, and was So. There is a
manual Of Automotive Radiator Con-
struction and Repair" by F. L. Curt
man and 4. II. Leet, published pri-
vately by MIR. Curman at Marysville
; Mo-. in 1921. 1t costs $3.50.
DR.. C. w. Stone has sent me Ezra
Meekers COX Team Days on tae Ore
, gon Trail, because his children have
fairly devoured it, and he though
would like to tell other children about
: it. | am glad to have the chance. IL
{ read it, and then write more about II
, later. 1t was published by the World
= Book Co., Yonkers on Hudson, N. Y.
, last year.
The 1922 BEST Sellers" race in tn
novel markets Of America ended wit
|. IA. S. NJ. Hutchinson's This Freedom
q (Little, Brown first; Sinclair Lewis
q Rabbit" (Harcourt, Brace, second
= "The Breaking Point" by Mary Rot
ers Rinehart Dorna), third; "Fai
Harbor" by Joseph C. Lincoln (Appl'
S toni, fourth; Dorothy Garfield
l. "Rough-Hewn" (Harcourt, Brace
o sixth; and THE Country Beyond" b
y James Oliver Curwood Cosmopolitan
II seventh. "Cappy Kicks Retires" (Co
t. mopolitan) by Peter B. Kyne W;
1t among the close followers.
Some New Books.
Physical standards for Boys al
IN Girls. by Chas. X. Taylor (Acaden
~ Press, $2)
VI High Benton, Worker, by w
+" Heyliger (Appleton)
g, Beowulf, an Introduction, by r. '
VI chambers Cambridge U. Press.
" Small Houses, by Ernest Flagg,
~ w. Henderson, 500
Gu Furniture Of the Pilgrim Centul
an by Wallace Nutting Gold America c.
81 The Inferno Of Dante, by Elean
MT vinton Murray private Printing!
We Books and Characters, by Lytt
Strachey (Harcourt, $500
The Haunts of Life, by ]. Arth
ew Thomson, (Harcourt.)
IRE Narcissus, by Evelyn Scott, (H'
all court, $1.75.)
ne More Trivia, by Logan Pears
lth Smith (Harcourt, $1.60)