The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10

de are without re>ring . xfnxis no.
man emotion Then she IL aroused
At the eleventh hour and ruined ~
. shsii-shockcd army officer. who.
shs finds out too late. IL a married
man and a thoroKolng sccunafsl OF
the most depraved Hollywood type.
Just ss everything locks if~
hinek~at. along couses a cheerful old
IDIOT. evidently suffering from seniis
debility. who marrse~ her and lives
with i~r happily ever afterward.
Cheerful a. he'll. Isn't itr" Dob's
voice traiied OFF gioosniiy.
Homer came 70 life long enough
10 demand q cirar., and remark.
We'll. I may be old fashioned. but
I've always believed that a womans
place Ia An the harem-
George and Hank engaged tn q ce
bate whether or not the mod~rn-d day
publishers were guilty of violating
the pure food net In advertising" a.
alleged by Bob. Phii decided the con.
tcst by declaring the majority Of
publishers guilty 81 false advertising
Hafn then uncoli~d his feet from
his chair legs and r-cited. II man
aE-d 10 rad Without Compromise. :
novel written By Lillian Bennett.
Thompson and George Hubbard, al
tho ! dicn't stay up nights To do 30.
A FAIR TYPE or
MODERN NOVEL.
The book IL q fair type Of gns
modern novel. and has enour "a action
and plot to be interesting. IL 10 .
story Of the South. of lad WHO had
been raised by a Southern tudre. edo.
eAi~d well and who finally became q
power In his town. lie fall In love
With tho daughter II the NAN wbon
be was trying 10 beat In the race for
oongrrss. which IN Of oours>. . vel
worn subJ~ct
There Ia rnrhtnr s-sne m th>
story that IL graphic. and At the
same time inprcsrionls;le and real
issie. strange az that may Sem. IL 1.
tens~ In places. full OF hurnor ana r,.
fssafsoss Tho book IL well balanced.
personally. ! don't care for political
Al this point sns Dos cam. In
Henry retired from IN. sanc,urn be
hind the editorial desk. after picking
40 the stray cigar~t butts. and wen,
10 sleep watching a fro truck race
part the window.
I've been reading q ntcs hook
mat Interested mo for three r~a-
-oo..- reported the Boss.
In the firrt place, beoause n 4.
ne firsr publication effort Of for.
nrr Tacoma and Seattle woman; sec.
'nd. because OF noveiy Ia its bind.
mr. third. for TIA conteut.-
The book II Japan and Ar~~fcn.
" roue Sowuchi. professor Of Ems.
18th In krio university. n "a nut
,ui by orientaiia. ~ r.. Goth st. Ssw
Fork city. a firm specializing in orr
snfai books. OF which Mise Helen
II. University OF wash. |
ngfon. " = member.
PRINTED ON
DSE SIDE ONLY
Tho little volume Ia bound with
'hees doubled. 10 that the paper
'oars print on but one aide.
Seven essays make up the con
ants. They present tho japanese
Viewpoint with color and charm and
Nth n certain understanding al.o Of
he American temperament. for the
writer lived for some years In this
There ars numerous rcfer~no~s 20
'ur Pacific coast problem. most Of
hem indirect but unmistakable. For
Instance, this. In tho chapter entitled
Open Letter TO the Californiana',
but time has changed In Cali
Unia The glorious story Of the
liant builders In olden days has
'nsscd away. IL California. this
'ronis~d Land Of so years ago. DO.
oming like any other country where
deaiism turns 10 senselesz cod? Are
'on. dear Caiifornians. faithful 20
our original civilization which you
ireated with your honest human
AMIDST oh. where is your sympathy
nth honest labor7 Again, whore is
our old belief in freedom and equal.
VT Where IL your fair playT
"A chapter. To The Americana In