The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-12-28
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Mrs. King, it may be explained
informed friends that, at II p. m.
Monday, Dec. Is, he tried to en-
ter the family residence at 1925
Jefferson St., but that she kept
the doors locked.
"This is my house and, -
you, I'm coming in there to fix
you. You have made me enough
trouble,'' he is alleged to have
said.
In view Of existing conditions,
as alleged by Mrs. King, she
prays the court to dissolve the
bonds of matrimony that tic her
to Col. King and that she be
allowed alimony, both temporary
and permanent, with money, at
torney's fees and such other re-
lief as the Court shall deem just
and proper.
Frank King originally came
from Canada and is widely
known at the head Of the lakes,
where he has lived for many
years and been prominent in bust
ness. At present, he locally owns
considerable real estate. He is
treasurer Of the King Constru-
ton Co. He declared that he
was silent partner with Messrs.
Kruth & Mckinney in a motor
ious booze joint at Oliver before
that popular oasis dried up. AL
though wasteful spender, King
is a wizard at making money.
He erected some Of the D. M. &
N. buildings at Proctor, on a per-
centage basis, and pulled out
substantial profits. He has Of
fices in the refined Glencoe
building.
Frank King also is an Elk OF
the male persuasion. He lives
up to the traditions of the more
liberal wing Of that order. "Hcl-
10 Bill" ever sounds good to him
and the hands of the clock never.
can be too close to II p. m. There
probably is not a better judge
of Scotch whiskey in seven
states than FRANC King. And as
a winner of female charms he is a
veritable hypnotist. His amours
and adventures with frail women
would make a big and fast-sel-
ling book.
Kings first wife died a few
years ago in a hospital in st.
Paul. Her friends claim that
her husbands breath knocked her
against a raditor one fatal
night, when he imbibed not wise
ly but too we'll. Injuries to her
hip resulted in her death some
months later. She was held in
high esteem and great respect by
all who knew her. From her
estate, King inherited $4,000.
The present Mrs. King, who
now prays release from one of
Duluth's most bibulous cutups,
will, if successful, enter a second
time into an Adamless Eden.
The unfortunate woman, instead
of finding spreading trees, bear
ing luscious Apples Of Love, has
encountered two thorny lemon
trees
Mrs. Kings first husband was
Scott Young, an Ohio capital.
list, heavily interested in tele.
phone systems at different points
in the country. The home was
at Ada, Ohio. Before her dreams
of love were dissipated. Mrs
Young accompanied her husband
on his business travels and he
seemed a. happy, model man.
Then came little son. The
wife and mother remained at
home to rear him and to take
care Of Young's aged father
Time and distance from his
hearthstone are alleged to have
unduly developed the amorous
side Of Young's nature. He met
a young girl in Texas with the
result that he so seriously com.
promised her that he took her to
state with lax laws against
bigamy and married her, with
out first getting rid of his first
wife, back there in Ohio.
When Mrs. Young learned OF
her husbands recreancy she got
a divorce and retained possession
of an only son, now Lieut.. B.
Young, an instructor in the army
aviation school at Houston,
Texas.
Scott Young at present resides
in Detroit, Michigan, and is a
man Of wealth and prominence
in the h11sinnss world When his