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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
5
Advertises Krakauer and Schaaf player pianos as highly popular and best value with latest models, full guarantees, and flexible terms. Encourages inquiries from all buyers whether or not they intend to purchase, promising reasonable terms and absolute guarantees.
Readers volley questions about humor in youth, relationships, and dating age rules. The columnist cautions against laughing at all, urges patience with lovers, and advises teens on letters, money making ideas, and fashion curiosities.
The American Mortgage & Building Company plans ten modern bungalows sold on a dollar a day with Sundays free. A $26 monthly rent covers the home, with no extra interest, and a small down payment secures the unit. Photographs and floor plans are on display at Fourth and Union Streets ahead of the Sunday sale.
Mise Ella Augustus Smith left a printing shop to enter real estate and now earns about seven hundred dollars a month in commissions. She says her instincts guide her to promising properties, noting women can compete with men and are reliable interviewers and negotiators. She believes buyers care only that the seller has the goods.
Otto Hohensee files an alienation of affection suit against Theodore Zingli for 26000 after alleging Zingg courted his wife and caused marital breakdown. He sought guidance from spirit mediums A. J. Speckert and C. H. Sweetser and claimed to locate the family at Mother Ryther's home before filing the suit in Seattle. The case cites alleged harassment, kisses, and letters as grounds for damages.
A. J. Speeckert, chosen by Judge Humphries as his representative to debate Dr. Herman Titus, declined participation if the meeting is at Labor temple. He argues the hall is too small as Titus supporters would fill it before Humphries’ friends arrive. Speckert favors Dreamland rink and seeks arrangements for a larger pavilion for next Sunday night.
Councilman Griffiths pushes another charter revision vote to be submitted upon Mayor Cotterill's return. President Hesketh is expected to vote, likely supporting commission government referral. If Haas, Erickson, Wardall, and Griffiths align, five votes will carry the resolution.
Mrs Cummings deputy sheriff brings Polly Leggs to Waterville in Colman dock arrest case over cab line violations. Polly planned shooting but yielded to moral suasion. No force or handcuffs used. Also M J Malloy acquitted of attempted subornation of perjury in Ronalds court.
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