The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1922, Page 2

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Boalt PORTLAND, Dee. it hurts when you midde discover that what you have always believed was . and wanted to be wan true, fen't true at all When Kipling wrote “Hast ls Bast, and Weet is Weat,” I said, “That's true,” and probably you did, too. When Prof. Stoddard, of Harvard, wrote “The Hsing Tide of Color,” building tte whole argument on the premise thet white, brown, red and black blood won't mix, IT wanted to belteve that the professor had the straight of it. Nevertheless, I wor ried about ft. Stoddard doean't think much of “mongrels.” 4 white man is a better man than « brown, red or black one. @mphatic is saying that a man who fe all white, all brown, al! red or all black in @ better man than he who has mixed biood in his veins, Ie thin premise false? T am shocking most white people by simply asking the question ARE PEOPLE. FAM TO THE MONGREL? Yet have we been fair to the “mon @rel"? What ts a “mongrel”? Fiea-ditten, mangy, il-nourtshed canines carry on loose love affairs in alleye, and the results are floa-bitten, mangy, lil-nourished “mongrel” pup ples. Such results are to be ex By the same token, in 99 cases out of 100, where whites and negroo, whites and Indians or whites and Orientals marry, the contracting par- tee are of the lowent strata, mentally deficient, phystealiy tmperfect and sootally shameieas. From such unions we get “mongreie.” But what of the Alredle? He ts the result of a wise crossing of good) strains, And he te everything that & good dog ought to be—phynically strong, mentally alert, courageous and loyal to his master. Will « similar wise crossing of good strains do as much for the human as It has done for the dog? eee Fourteen years ago Helen Frances Emery, daughter of Archdeacon and Mra. John A. Emery, of the Wpisco- pal church, Ban Francisco, and Gun- fire Aoki, @ Japanese, were marrind. 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OHIO CUT RATER DENTISTS Katablished 20 Years Bnd A and Univers! y iy te i hed A ay CONSTIPATION 3H) g ROH grep con- lerber' Dow, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, “and never found t RELIDVE: “Suffered a stipation,” wri! not gripe or nauseate— Advertisement. Being white, he admite) But ho ta) i & perfect re-| (0.00 | The “mongrel's” case twn't proved by one test, of course. We must have doxens and hundreds of tents But thir on to ponder soberly teat should cause us The world i a hodgepodge of races, Racial pride to strong and intolerant. It causes wars. Yot, where rapes touch, there in bound to be intermarriage, and the mixed blood, starting at the edge, creeps toward the center. if we lift the ban on mixed marriages, what then? Would we }not draw into our veins, not the | worst blood, but perhaps the best from the veins of neighboring peoples? WOULD THERE BE AIREDALES? Perhaps we are too finely bred Maybe we are inbred, The bird dog i» the hunteman’s assistant, jbut he can’t fight for cold beans The bulidow ts a fighter par-excel lent, but he can't potnt a bint. The draft horse can't win races and the race horse can't draw loads. The Airedale te an all-round dog jena Dobbin te strong enough and Scores Hit at Pantages “Miss Nobody,” a musical play | let, with a Greenwich Village het jting, Is the headline attraction at the Pantages theater this week. The Thel MacKiroy, ansinted Temple, Dan De Bliva, Paul |Fehn and Herbert Sherman, aside from the lines of the play, Introduce umber of pleasing song hits, “Kings of the Forest.” « thrilling animal act, in which trained leop- ardy and lions perform, received much applause from & capacity audience Monday evening. ] Harry Tighe, with « few songs and ja clever monologue, kept the audi- ence continually laughing, while Jewel and Hita, two girls, offer an [| exeeptional gong and dance skit. Something new tn acrobatic feats ‘@ presented by Ryan and Ryan, who open the show, gained them instant , | Popularity, “Golf,” featuring Larry Semon, ts the motion picture feature. Miss Nobody TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1923, . Commissioners to | Hold Meeting Here} Te determine what action may be taken in regard to the proposed change in state statutes, to place the | maintenance of primary state high | ways under the etate's control, coun ty comminstoners fre thrucut the tle Thuraday ‘If « sufficient number of county | clare themselves | 1 IAW revision event passage of ntate leginiature,” againet th we proba the chang Thomas ' State Ansocia at County Com. | minsionors, said Tuesday fast enough for all our purposes. | If we lifted the ban on m marriages, would we—all the pe of the world—become “geniuses,” two-legged Alredales, phyatcal strong, mentally alert I do not atate it w a fact SIMPLY ASK THE QUPSTIO ACID STOMACH! 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