The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1910, Page 8

How John and Constance Younglove, of This City, Did It—John Writes the Whole Interesting Story for The Star. “We Decided to Board Until We Could Save Money Enough to Finance Our Home JOHN AND CONSTANCE IN BOARDING HOUSE BY JOHN YOUNGLOVE CHAPTER It! I have gone into our to show Canadian experi handicap under which nee and | started our marriage ence But now we were back In Sea my old home, and I had secur fod the day of our return. It $18 & week and there was a « future in the work. We had left behind us in the ¢ number of debts w bound to pay with ¢(p 1 could earn. Bo at first we went t my father and brot to persuade accepting charity from Here again our ex, very light’ Of the ho penses my father and | pald ee ea ourselves JE HUMPHRIES WILL FIGHT 0 STAYIN AACE Jobn E. he ts not going to be counted in on the preliminary primary election proposed to eliminate two of county's three candidates for t States senator In the following letter to The Star, Humphries explains his po sition Editor Star Dear Sir: You car state to the public that I have seen the petitions now circulating for a preliminary senatorial primary in King county I now reiterate to the public vhat I will only abide by the decision of th - fu in, disastrous ¢ Humphries insists that ff Project.” and shar t nothing was FURNITURE DRY GOOLS elded to board until we o money enough to finance project. We chose boarding bee seemed to us to be about th est form of living, It also be one of the our uppleasant Nothing se boarding hou hair of the of the tab) rather about he tion There wa genuine the experte: landlady rmer wealth ar the talked with a lame New Y cent, apeing aristocracy Three months of this atme with the same unvarying ro greasy meager, sloppy meals were enough to sicken It was only fairly cheap month aplece, Now we it highly expensive for the of comfort there was in it aides, there was always the tion, when we had a little ahead, to get awa by attending 4 theatre or dt a downtown restaurant At the end of three mon had pald for new ¢ ing lived and were NEW YORK “DRY (ty NEW United Press) YORK, March his plans for making New a “dry” town on Sundays. police he calle attention continue money, always considere gitimate grt in Gotham tofore © says the stat cine law le enforced in cities, and that “it enforce the law ae well,” paying tion,” the mayor insists, be eradicated. Store Cloves Datly at 50 rom the sie ut] model at one end bookstore sales man who cast languishing « a cloak mode}, There the | two faded out ladies whose hue bands were “on the road They | appeared each morning for break fast In dirty flanne) “wrappera” and | fram heaven, doing penance would call not in debt fetter to the commissioner FREDERICK ¢ & NELSON, THE SEATTLE STAR GILL AND WAY | in our | | elated | ad pow pean | ‘ork ae yaphere und of served a suint! $0 « amount And he! tempta-} money for an evening ning at} the we we had Hut somehow we had fajled to save any) Mayor Gill ‘ouncilman Way money, Neverthe! ti at the conference yesterday of oa o change a speotal committee with the mayor if had to plunge Councilman Way ts trying to run | debt again ¢ i the adr and has other it flat hunting than « py t in trying to move the restricted district from (Continndll Techerrow its location betwe Yosler way ON THE SABBATH «© Mayor Gaynor today gave out York Ina of to a notice to liquor dealers to dis protection d te here © ox other ia time we Po Hlcemen are instructed to report violations of the screen laws. “The eating canker of extor must } was the implication of » statement ot Gill x Way came back strong with the MAKE CHARGES AT CONFERENCE Developments of conference on rostricted district between mayor and committee of South End men yesterday afternoon Old district to remain open, with police restrictions to make i ae inoffensive as possible, until new district is ready. New district to be south of Hanford et, back of old Bay View brewery, two miles south of Yoster way. Length of time until new distriet is in operation and old dietrict abolished, a question, Gill says it will be when Dear. born regrade is completed, maybe six or eight months. Members of committee think it longer, maybe two years, No definite time named, No saloons and no over crowded crib houses in new district. * | Fire flew for a minute between and King wt. and west of First ay mayor and police eaaing the iseue loeation mitting that the ricts were being | Way sald hie, however, le not the real emergency, Mr. Mayor The facte are your police de partment wae forced to take care of the horde of wo whe flocked to the city after your election. There len't one out of nine of the women in the socalled temporary district who was in the city prior te your election.” Ui made > reply to thi art of the mant tng t to really work toe ment of the restrict Inc. 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