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The
Daily
News
PRINCE
HUPEHT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.,
DAILY
KDITION
Thursday.
June
25,
1U25.
Sinclair
Lewis'
Book
''Arrowsmith."
"Arrowsmilh,"
the
latest
book
by
Sinclair
Lewis,
author,
of
".Mam
Mireei,
is
an
interesting
series
or
character
sketche.-strung
together
in
narrative
form.
Perhaps
it
would
be
fairer
to
call
Ihcni
caricatures
than
character
sketches
just
as
Charles
Jiickeiis
characters
are
mostly
caricatures.
There
is
exaggei
ation
for
emphasis
just
as
an
artist
exaggerate
the
hekht
of
mountains
tu
convey
the
impression
that
is
felt
by
the
person
'
viewing
the
scene.
When
an
artist
looks
at
a
beautiful
scene,
he'
eliminates
foreground
and
distance
and
his
'imagination
exaggerates
tlie
height
of
mountains
and
the
vafness
of
cataracts.
Photographs
do
not
convey
this
vaslness.
The
camera
has
no
imagination.
It
records
the
light
effects
as
they
really
are.
and
the
impression
conveyed
is
not
the
same
impression
as
that
conveyed
to
the
per.on
viewing
the
scent'.
That
is
why
it
is
necessary
tor
the
artist
to
exaggerate
The
imagination
has
to
take
part
in
the
making
of
the
picture.
So
it
is
in
literary
art.
The
impression
conveyed
by
an
act
or
a
conversation
or
a
scene
i
often
so
strong
that
caricature
is
necessary
to
convey
that
to
the
reader
as
strongly
as
it
was
felt
by
the
writer.
Medical
Profession
Subject
Dealt
With.
The
subject
dealt
with
is
the
medical
profession
and
more,
particularly
that
part
ur
the
profession
engaged
in
scientific
investigation.
At
limes.-perhaps,
this
scientific
aspect
is
overdone
and
becomes
almost
tiresome.
Yet
there
are
such
broad
flashes
yf
human
nature
running
through
the.
hook
from
beginning
to
end
so
that
is
always
interesting,
although
not
sufficiently
engrossing
to
make
the
reader
stay
up
at
night
and
devour
it.
Book
To
Read
And
.
t
.
.
Then
Set
Aside.
1
'Arrqwsmith"
is
not
a
Look
to
read
at
one
sitting.
IkfllAl.-
t
nam
.
mt.ly..
I
....
1
II
.
.
.
-
.....,..
...
,cuu
a
mutri
ui
iwu
auu
men
set
asiue,
Ju
ttiat
it
e-sembles
"Main
Street."
it
is
not
a
novel,
has
m
gradual
development
of
a
theme
leading
to
a
climax.
It
is
purely
narrative
and
could
have
closed
at
any
other
place
as
well
as
at
the
end.
In
that
particular
ifis
defective.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
Ar-rowsmith
i.s
subject
to
many
criticisms
and
vet,
in
spite
of
that
it
is
a
book
that
should
be
read,
and
a
book
that
manv
people
will
wankto
read.
It-does
not
follow
the
orthodox
method
Sometimes
it
is
clever
but
cleverness
of
diction
does
not
seem
to
be
the
aini
of
the
writer
but
rather
cleverness
in
caricaturing
the
weaknesses
of
the
people
around
him.
Speaking
of
a
dull
student
that
had
been
Cramming
for
an
examination
the
writer
says:
,
.
.
"
,u
,
r,The,y
,ed
,,im
farflly
lo
lied.
He
w.v
so,
filled
with;facts
that
the
sliglijest
jostling
would
have
.spilled
them."
Sometimes'
Sarcastic
Over
Governments.
j
Sometimes
the
.author
of
"Arrow-smith"
is
sarcastic
Here
is
an
example:
"On
his
desk
were
letters
from
scientists'
whom
fireal
Rritain
so
miic.li
valued
that
she
gave
them
titles
almost
as
high
as
those
with
which
she
rewarded
distilleVs,
cigarette
mauufaculrers,
.and
the
owners
of
obscene,
newspapers."
He
makes
one
of
his
characters
in
another
place
say:
"The
only
crime
for
which
we
should
hhiig
people
is
having
'tuberculosis."
,
.
,
.
,
,
Efficiency.
Of
"
'.''.
Pep
Week.
One,
of
Hie
characlers:in;.ilie;book
is
a
health
director
who
among
other
things,
1;fn&l
of
objects.
Telling
of
one
ofthW
the
VfltelvV'
'v'Uf!
uv..i:i..
.
i
.
.
.
i
,
,
..
...
.
J
.
.milium
iiao
just
neio
a
rep
week,
during
which
a
race
of
!'
rapidy
talking
men,
formerly
book
agents
but
will.
'Cod
give
me
unclouded
eves
niul
frpeilum
r
..,
n...i
i
"'
"in
MH.-.JI-.
rill
give
me
a
ipiicl
and
relentless
anger
.
against
all
pretense
and
all
pretentions
work
and
all
work
left
slack
and
unfinished
Ood
give
me
a
restlessness
whereby
I
may
neither
sleep
nnr
accept
praise
till
my
observed
results
equal
my
calculated
resultsor
in
pious
glee
I
discover
and
assault
my
error,
find
give
me
slrenpth
not
to
trust
Ood,"
e
"Arrowsmilh"
has
many
weaknesses
nnd
will
be
subject
to
i
l,Mr'''-
Ar
Finnie,
Mrs.
James'
L
IIIIM
called
CIIIICU..
hfficieny
hiiffiiieers.
went
about
irivimr
.wiv-ir.o
in
ci.i,...
Lee.
.
ran
DAILY
FSvTia
.ghursdny,
u,
,,.
1923,
ion
arpuert,
.:l?uch
an
arrange-Jment
HIGH
SCHOOL
was
sUjirgeed
us
an
alternative
method
to
be
adopted
by
;
local
option
in
such
cities
as
PUPILS
PASS
ilcsircit
it.
semen
rlnhs
itimu&r
i-
out
llnti!)
Columbia
have
been!
-
;
lorwameo
me
nam
pesnuiiinn,,
Higher
Grades
Are
Now
Writing;
with
nn
invitation
to
work
with
on
Examinations
but
Others
the
too
per
Cent
Club
on
the
r
Are
Announced
matter.
The
resulfs
of
the
examinations
for
promotions
in
the
I'rillCp
Itunert
lliirli
Selion!
Iwivp
just
been
announced.
The
result
for
the
U.niwrsily
Junior
and
Senior
.Matriculation
and
also
the
.Normal
Sntnwce
will
be
blush.
jiivrn
.on?
alu.til
the
end
of
July.
I
he
examiii&i
(ns
are
now
beinir
held
and
wdl
end
tomorrow.
There
are
13
taking
the
exams.
1
he
schooH
reopen
.on
Mon
day,
September-
7.
onA
week
later
Hun
usual
o-vini:
to
the
first
Monday
in
th-
month
enmiiur
in
the
second
week.
The
promotion
lists
follow:
Grade
IX.
to
Grade
X.
Honors
H.isemcrv
VVInslnw.
Dorot
hy
Pa
t
more.
John
Deane,
Cecil
Hacker,,
.May
Clarke,
Cath-
erine
Irvine
Passes
James
Ionahlson.
Winnie
Thomson.
ftcors
Hard,
Apnes
Iverson.
Julia
Walter.
Mary
Kerr,
Norma
HnWsrer.
Mar-
Jf
it
Halberg.
Dousrlas
Stewart.
Ilesme
Derry.
Laura
KpIttpI.
Aletlu
McKinley.-
Mary
Loner.
MinoMi
Sakamoln,
PerTy
Hond.
IhKstiim
Xucich,
Eddie
Walters.
Laura
Stephens.
Hose
Moran.
Helen
Sim.
William
Palmnrp.
Jacob
Mussalein,
Phyllis
Harvev,
Hnice
Wilson.
Murparel
Watson,
Dorothy
Sieverj-
Isabella
Fox.
Grade
X.
to
Grade
XI.
Ilomirs.
Mary
O'Hrien.
Swnnn
Olaf'on,
Yoshi
Katsuyama.
Passed
Dorothy
Deane.
Marv
Wnllers,
Clarence
.Thompson,
Arthur
Cade,
sa
Katsuyama.
Kav
Eniiyu,.
Lucy
O'Hrien.
James
Parker,
Arthur
Cameron,
Jean
Crie.ve,'
Doris
Caiidow.
Ada
Minzgnhr,
Alice
Spencer.
Heiirv
Heilbronner.
Itutli
Dulton.
Cvnlvn
Dalby,
Hho-la
Lamb,
Helen
Nu-I
rich.
Commercial
School
First
Year
Passed
with
Honors
Millicent
Osborne.
First
Class
Pa'ss
Hetlv
Arnev.
.Muriel
Hiewerton,
Maml
Wyalt
econd
Class
Pass
Allien
Mejdien.
FlorencQ
.nmley
u
:s
n
Ve"i-ji
Smith.
Winnie
Hillt
j'an
i.ourse
tiMenls'
Mary
Allislone,
I..lvard
Yajrer.
Shorthand
Theory
First
Cla
Pass
Edward
McLean.
DELIGHTFUL
TEA
HELDYESTERDAY
Affair
Given
by
Ladles'
Aid
of
Presbyterian
Church
at
Mrs.
Stork's
Home
was
Very
Successful
The
beautiful
home
of
Mrs,
Fred
Stork.
AMirt
Avenue.
West-
view,
was
the
scene
of
a
success
ful
tea
and
parden
parly
held
yesterday
aflernoon
by
the.
Latfies'
Aid
of
the
First
Presbyterian
Churcii.
Many
ladies
called
in
Hir-course
of
the
aflernoon
and
the
substantial
sum
of
$6u
was
realized.
,
Mrs.
Stork
received
ami
was
assisted
by
-Mrs.
Joe
Oreer,
president
of
the
Ladles
Aid.
Mrs.
William
Millar
was
responsible
for
(be
tea
acrauzemenffi
and
was
aisied
by
Mrs,
II.
P..
Orant
and
Mrs.
I).
McD.
Hniifpn
vho
pourerl.
Those
serving
were
ui
bow
10
get
money
from
one
another
more
rapidly."
A-
-Matin
ami
Mrs.
David
Thorn
in
another
place
(he
author
is
rather
discouraged
over
his1""1'
It,(
cro,,,,
wa
served
b
search
for
truth,
llq
solilmpiizcs
about
it
like
this:
'.Mrs.
J.
.
Steen.
The
cam!
noes
it
really
matter?
Does
truth
matter
clean
cold
was
",,a,,?c
f
Mrs.
11
unfriendly
truth?
Everybody
says,
"Oh,
you
mustn't
tamper
fi'
f,,,'wart
Mm.
S.
K.
Camp
with
the
truth,"
and
everybody
is
furious
if
vou
yon
h
hint
nt
thnl
Hint
llo'vi"'
tlieviho11
"
aml
an"
ln
1,1
charK
ciinrRe
oi
"Mhe
ine
nnvcll
novelty
Does
anylliing
matter,.
ex-r00"'
wr
M"'
T-
K-
',r'"gl"
....
j
t
i
i
ui
t
1
1
1
it
1
1
1
.
i'
fir
Jnl
John
lson
cept
making
love
and
sleeping
and
eating
ami
being
flattered?"'"1"1
Mr'
T-
McCIymonl.
Fo
And
again
the
author
saysr
"They
decided
that
most
peti-l
lu,,Pi
worP
,0,,,
,,y
Mr"-
pie
who
called
Itiemselves
"trjith
seekers"
-people
who
chattering
"
r,nm,'r
ani1
Mr-
NV-
Wils
or
(ruth
as
though
it
were
a
laugible
separable
Ihing,
like
houses!
Murray:
51
ra-
"forge
Morie
or
salt
or
bread
did
mil
sn
much
desire
to
rind
truth
as
u:('a,li,,
cure
their
mental
itch.
'Martin
insisted
is
truth
but
only
includ
w
was
A
A
pleasing
pleasing
program,
nrnsram.
nieTcn-fil
prepar
I
II.
that
l
II
there
I...H.
.
i
,
hv
Mr-
Mrs.
U'illi.1...
William
Millar,
Mill..-
i..J.i...f.a
-'i
"ii
im.-i.tivh
UKik
iiii-ir:
t
no
nit
ii-niri
nnr
nn
u
ntnm
mnnv
-imii.,.
imiii,
..i'
v
"
oimiiii
.uiiiai.
iiii;
i
iiiii-ii
that
Irulh
i.s
not
a
colored
bird
lo
be
chased
anions
the
rocks
niii!vncaI
!,0,o,
M"-"-
-
Fraser,
captured
by
its
tail,
but
a
skeptical
attitude
townr.1
life"
piano
seleclions
by
Miss
Jean
Prays
The
Prayer
Of
The
Scientist.
An
interesting
lillle
paragraph
is
the
prayer
of
the
scientist
Orieve
and
Miss
Marv
Wnlfera
and
violin
solos
by
Miss
Marjnrie
Lancaster.
MERCHANTS
OBJECT
TO
WEEKLY
HALF
HOLIDAY
m.,ru
:m,cs,
j
,,
ns
,c.
icro
was
subject
to
crilieNm
by
theiClub
betm,
the
Chamber
of
Com-
wni.iii
nt.
minimi
nun
,-nm
hi
i
1
1
1
1
ueiore
ne
nau
even
suggested
marriage:
"Latham,
my
sweet,
I
quite
agree
that
.Martin
is
too
aggressive,
thoroughly
imlickcd,
very
selfish,
ralher
a
prig,
absoliilely
a
pedant
and
his
shirts
arc
atrocious.
And
1
rather
think
I
shall
nnirry
him.
1
almost
think
1
love
him."
VICTOIIIA,
June
25.
The
present,
inelhoil
of
closing
on
a
weekly
haMioliday
is
detrimen
tal
to
inisiness
in
Victoria,
a
re
solution
of
the
10(1
Per
mecce
diieclers
stateil.
Stores
could
keep
open
every
afternoon
of
the
wee'i
and
emntfivpe
hv
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
j
f
YSi-
A
STITCH
in
time
saves
-
a
WHAT
Jake
can't
understand
is
why
people
should
like
long
bikes
when
gasoline
ts
so
cheap.
tT
.
Nth
reason
riapes-
fail
Is
cooking.
so
many
inar-liecause
of
Ihf
I
KNOW
one
of
the
hov.l
around
town
who
thinks
be'
is
a
solo
and
all
the
rest
of
the
people
are
slmbly
orchestra
ac
companists.
A
HICK
town
is
a
id;o
wlierr
a
real
man
pels
little
credit
'foi
his
work.
SOME
people
claim
the
descended
floni
monkeys.
Tliat'i
the
ililllciilly.
they
descended
whei
they,
should
have
'ascended.
HE
owns
u
boat
So
it's
not
funny
He
never
has
Any
ready
money.
CUIUOUS
peojde
Curious
places'.
Weird
and
vorried
Looks
on'
faces,
That
s
what
-the
,
.
'
Tourists
mark
On
Arriving
For
a
lark.'
.
1
On
Prince
Huperl
'.
Hom-il
walks
tramping
Hack
and
forth
while
.tiravely
laniping,
Tourists
gazing
Flappers
vamping,
Travel
worn
and
Looking
weary,
Men
reluming'
Mather
bery;
,
AJI
their
pleaiSure.
Here
are
seekmp,
All
with
wealth
are
Fairly
reeking,
Some
a
nickel
'Leave
behind
them,
No
one
ever
Seems
to
minJ
them.
Like
the
summer
Quickly
passing
V
Tourists
eome
like
Seagulls
massing"
-Come
today
and
'
Leave
again
Curious
women
And
curious
men.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pfino
Ruprt
"
a
June
25,
1915.
Prince
Mupert's
second
con
tingent
for
overseas
service
left
Willows
Camp,
Victoria,
for
the
east
last
.
evening
.
according
tu
IcieBi'am;
recivdery.
The?
Standard
Vjif
janker
Azov,
whicli.baf
leftT.nbJosViWru,
for
VancoA'Vjrf
yiU
fmaitet
jTwo
t
rip
from
Wco
to'
Priia'c'
Rupert
with
refined
oil.
A.
C.
darde,
M.R.,
stale
that
a
copper
works
should
be
established
In
Prince
Munrt.
He
declares
that
litis
would
b
a
most
'strategic
position
for
such
a
plant
as
compared
with
southern
citie.
ARE
YOU
TORTURED
WITH
ECZEMA?
Eczpiriii,
or
Salt
Iihoiim,
t
It
Is
com-nionty
rtllPd,
It
one
of
tlie
mom
igonnlng
of
til
rkln
(llseawnjt.
TI.e
Inlfffwe
biirnlnj,
llrhlnr
nd
urnartlnr,
eiiTUIIi'
it
niirlit
nr
wlwn
the
lrt
r?
DttMiwd
to
hm
re
lmoi
ua-bcarsMp
and
rier
l
RffBlly
w
elcoiiK-d.
Tlie
iiioi
rlllle
and
efertlve
remedy
for
thla
trouble
la
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mra.
J.
n.
Jnhnwin,
H.n.
o.
I,
Ostwwa,
Ont
urllcit:
"For
yeara
I
i
troiitili'd
Willi
Celli.
.and
had
tint
torrl.
I
blf
llf-lilncr
aiirl
It.
..!-
i.n..il....
,
w
-..-
v'l.iiiuf
o.
.lull,
auu
Cent
could
rind
no
relief
fur
It.
Finally,
1
wa
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