The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-22
HTS ''TOY" WIVES
Girl Asserts Married Couple Should Quit When Love Ceases.
ALL SHOULD EXPRESS SELVES

Declares She Gives Vent 10 Her Feel
 inss Every Morning In Singing,
 Shouting and Dancing About to Her
 Hsart's Content.
 Los Angeles, Cal.-'"When married people cease to love they should quit. Marriage as We know 1t today is terrible mistake. When two people fall in love nothing in the world should keep them apart"
 This statement was but one of SC ries equally unorthodOx which Mss violette Wilson uttered at her fathers home in outlining her unusual theories | regarding life. Miss Wilson is the daughter of J. Sutt Wilson. former So, cialist mayor of Berkeley. Recently. following an eight months course at the University of California, she sud denly withdrew in order to get away from a system of education which she declared crushed her individuality and deprived her r-of her intellectual i freedom and Joined her father and mother here.
 Miss Wilson Is pretty. Although she Is only nineteen, she outlined her ideals and aspirations with the touch of a woman twice her years. Also she Is epigrammatic When she says thing she puts punch" in her ev- cry phrase. and some of the things she says are, to say the least, interesting.
 "Why did l leave the university" | she echoed in answer to question. Simply because l was being suied. | [ would sit and listen from q. m. to ID. ID. to some pompOus professor who was telling me what he had read of other peoples thoughts. It was in- | tolerable to. me. I planned a literary work. began 1t in Berkeley. But In some strange way l found l could not work on 1t at the university. My ego was being crushed, and left"
 About the only things connected with modern college life of which Miss Will son approves are the athletics and the student activities, such as the editing of papers. "SOrorlties should never be allowed" she calculated. Athletics develop initlative-permit one to ex- press self. At Baddale's, the school near London which attended, l was the only girl on the football team. played center wing, and had great time tool" -.- .' l Freedom! That Is Miss Wilson's ia yorlte word. What is life without | freedomf" she exclaimed. "I have left the university. Were my ideals to clash with those of my father and mother would not hesitate to leave them. I most assuredly wouldn't give In.
 we should all express ourselves. Before I take my bath every morning [ dance l put or light chiffon gar, ment, throw all the windows open and give vent to my feelings in singing, shouting aud dancing about to my hearts content. a. -.-.-- ...-
 "The vast majority of men, especial, l ly business men, want pretty little plaything for a wife. The sweet things hardly ever give a serious thought to the rearing of children They know nothing about eugenics They are, It must be confessed, cling ing vines. They have no intellectual interests in common with their nus bands. They are toys-pets!
 ! "Some day there will be neither 1 marriage nor divorce We win rise tC such plane that love will be hack oi -Four unions-real love, which will mol require a ceremony to make It lega and binding"
 Meantime the professors are won dering why Miss yiolette Wilson, ont of their most brilliant pupils, departed from Berkeley.