The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
CYNTHIA GPEYS


repiv 20 Roaobud n I may, whose
letter appeared Ia Saturday, Issue
Of The Star
An Women are not immoral
neither are an mon. There are
good. pure men as well ns women,
and low aud wrctohed. indeed. must
be the man who will stoop TO make
such an assertion.
Dear little Rosebud. do not per
NIT OF any argument In such a case.
This man Is too vile and contempt
ible for you TO notice-hc has known
1.-THE wrong kind OF women. Avoid all
such as he. pity the man who has
no mother. wife or sister. no friend.
or relative who Is not immoral.
lie would poison your mind and
ruin both soul and body II 10 an
unfortunate fact that 30 many I'm
moral men and women exist. but
there Is purity and morals OF high
atandard among both men and
Women. MORAL WOMAN.
Dear Miss Grey Suppose an
architect issued book containing a
sketch. plan aud picture OF building.
can any other person build a house
like said sketch without the archi
tect's permlssion' A NJ
A-That depends upon the con.
ditions under which you secured the
hook. II the book h copyrighted.
YOU must have the publishers per
mission 20 reproduce any part 81
contents.
Dear Miss Croy--A while age
while ridlng home on the street car
a young man began flirting with
me. but my brother VAS with ms
aud could not notice him. Last
night / met this same young man
and he smiled at me again. Nov
would Il be proper for me 20 talA
70 him without an lntroductionf
AGNES A.
A.-ceftainIy not; you should IS
more him
Dear Mas Grey--Will yon kindly
tell mc through the columns o. The
! star where ! can sell some school
books. also small private library
Did David Graham Phillips write
~The Great God Success. aligned
John Graham"Y
Write 20 any OF the book
stores In Seattle: you will find their
addresses ia the directories. Phil
| lips write The Great God Success
Dear Miss Grey Please give me
location Of Cape Horn and Cape
/ Nome SvENsK
A-Capc Horn. long. 81 w.. lat
SIS Cape Nome. Ions. ie5 ". iat
50 II.
Dear Miss Grey. Since child.
hood I've had an IDEAL ! am en-.
gagged to a man who does not quite
I nu the requirements but - In
I some respects better Would !
/ make a mistake la marrying him
CYNTHIA
An sou love your fiancc by
an means marry him. ! have my
doubts about your affection how
ever. since YOU ark advic" Don {
expect to meet your ideal ~ you've
I pictured him. for youll surely be
I disappointed u you DO
Dear Miss Grey 90 IL Il oua-
tomary for a young man Ia ask the
/ father Of a young lady for her hand
before be presents her with the en.
eagement riugg 90 u Il proper for
/ the young lady TO accompany the
young man when he goes TO select
the engagement ringg
ANXIOUS.
An Yes. CD Not usual. but
entirely proper.
Dear Miss Grey: What can ! do
10 remove two scratches In my new
piano7
YOUNG HOusEKEEPER.
A.-I3etter consult the man from
whom YOU bought the piano.
Miss Anxious tells me that she
Is nineteen. IL a city girl, bat has
lived In the country two years past
ON account OF poor health Saya she
has learned quite a little about
poultry raising. Is very much in
tereated in II and has about decided
20 20 into that business. Since she
has no capital she wonders
whether she'd better borrow money
or work until she earns H.
Nov. there Is no subject about
which have more enthusiasm than
poultry raising. There isn't a doubt
that anyone who LIKES CHICK
I EMS AND ISN'T AFRAID TO
WORK will succeed In that busi-
ness--not n doubt
And. Miss Anxious" you don't
need eapitai-at least not more
than enough 10 buy a couple OF old
hens and a few settings OF eggs. II
you are already provided with quar-
ters. Don't make the mistake OF so