The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-24

following:
" man engaged 20 be married
breaks the engagement. does the
Girl have to return the ring. after
he has asked her 10 do soG
Can she sue him for breach Of
promise II he breaks the engage.
nens because he says he no longer
cares for herr
Thanking YOU In advance for an
early reply IN The Star.
BETTY.
broken Il IL customary for the girl
10 return the ring. especially when
the man requests IL.
Under the circumstances, tho
girl can start breach of promise
proceedings. but 10 II a queer girl
who would derive any real satiSfac.
tion from such n suit. Besides. the
cost would be considerable, and
the publicity II such that an ordi-
nary girl would shrink from. In
my opinion. such proceedings are
the best proof on earth the girl
cares no more than the man. for,
n she did. she would refrain from
causing him any unnecessary
trouble. Money is mighty poor
substitute for sincere love
Owe are three young men, who
are working In Seattle. and. az we
are unseaualnted In the city. and
as we like 10 dance very we'll. we
occasionally visit the Hippodrome
dancing pavilion.
As you always give GOOD advtes
to young people, we thought IL hes,
10 ask your opinion az 20 whether
II 10 a III place for young men 10
spend their evenings occasionally.
Please answer through the col
urnns OF The Star. and we thank
you In advance.
THE LONESOME TRIO.
Al am not I'm a position 20 say
anything In favor OF or against the
Hippodrome dances. "a | believe
person must mix regularly with
the crowd there to be n competent
Judge, and ! have neither the time
nor the inclination for amusement
OF that sort II you attend these
dances occasionally. you ought 20
be able to form your own con.
illusions as TO whether Il In III
place. Respectable. refined young
men remain so. regardless OF their
surroundings.
Have you attended any OF the
municipal dances held at the Col.
Inns playfield house, They are
conducted In respectable man
ner.
al would like TO know on what
day OF the week August 20, 1891,
came. Also, am planning 70 take
university course by correspond
enee. DO you think IL will help me
sny7 ! am a foreign-born citizen
and I wish TO study grammar by
correspondence. ]. A. o.
August 20, 1891. fell on Sun
day.
You are bound to derive some
benefit from the correspondence
course. provided the school is re-
liable and you apply yourself. DO
you know you can receive free in
struction I'm high school subjects at
the night schools. which open the
first part OF next month?
o.--Sone few months ago I was
married In this city. At this time
my wife gave me 5000 with which
TO purchase a ranch and stock ID,
with the understanding we were TO
live and make our home there. Att
or living upon the ranch few
months. my wife took a violent dis
like TO country life, and wants 70
90 back 10 the city. I prefer 10
remain on the ranch as we first
agreed to do. She also wants her
$4,000 back and will seek divorce.
She has been treated kindly and
provided with every comfort pos
slbic TO have In the country. She
10 not likely TO be given a divorce,
but In case she should get a d.
vorce, can she also take from me
the 5000 she gave me AZ the time
Of our r'srrlagc7
| will watch the columns Of your
department for an early answer.
ONE IN TROUBLE.
All the $4,000 belonged to your
wife before she married you. II IL
classed as personal property, and
she can most certainly take II. or
property valued at that amount,
provided she can furnish proof that
It is rightfuily hers.