The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

er1rkcSt AlerAuon SUITS ever
bought has been filed here. and
from the papers 1t develops that
Charles II. Chisholm. Newark. told
William C. Parker OF Morristowu
that II he wanted Mrs Chisholm
as his wife he could have her. but
that II he didn't want TO marry
her he must cease seeing and com
municating with her.
Ratified TWO YEARS
FOR WOMAN'S LOVE
For two years Chisholm battied
with his rival. also a married man.
for the love Of Mrs. Chisholm. &C
cording TO the papers rarkcr's wife
knew OF the affair between her hus-
band and Mrs. Chisholm. and dis
. cussed tho situation with Chisholm
In fact. conferences were numerous
as werc promises OF reformation.
say tho affidavits.
The papers set forth that after
the last conference by Chisholm.
his wife and Parker. tho latter two
decided to elope. They set July 8.
according 10 affidavits by 3oth Mr..
and Mrs. Chisholm. but after tark-
Ing the matter over. decided TO call
the eiopemcnt off and return to
their respective homes
Chisholm says IN his complaint
that by this time he had lost his
psticncs with Parker and decided
TO carry but the terms Of tho ulti-
matum Hence hk suit. which asks
for 500. 900 from Parker for tho
alienation OF Mrs. Chisholm's love.
INrATUATION STARTED
AT SUMMER RESORT
Chisholm AYERS that the ,''insatu-
alton" OF the couple had lis incep-
tion In the summer Of 1919. when
the Chisholms and the Parkers oc-
cupied summer cottages at cuivcr's
IAka ". J. Chisholm became con-
WINGED that his wife loved Parker.
and %. In master-offacf way.
called his wife and Parker into .
conferences He told them the Affair
must end. and both agreed. Parker
lsft Immediately for the city. and
After two days Chisholm. sure that
his rival for his wise's affections
would not return. left himself. He
returned only on wcek.endx-
Chisholm sets forth that he learn
ed from Mrs. chisholm's maid that
Parker returned early In tho sum-
mer and saw his wife often
In September Of 1913. when the
Chisholms had taken up their rest
dence In Newark. . second confer
ence was held II was then that
Chisholm told Parker to take Mrs.
Chisholm or leave her. Tho two
agreed the affair was . thing OF the
past. and promised not to Sc each
other.
TAKE HER or LEAVE HER
OR FACE A SUIT
In July Chisholm sent his wife to
the white Mountains but she re-
turned In two days and Chisholm
scheduled the last conference.
Take her or leave her-elfher
one or the other. or face . suit for
alienation" he told Parker.
X can't take her" Parker auswer.
ed. according to the paperA Tive
got TO educate my sons"
Chisholm gave Parker ten days 20
think the matter over. MrA CHS
holm packed a bag. and. the next
day. she and Parker left. Chisholm
returned from work and found his
wife gone. Mrs. Parker phoned him
her husband was missing. and while
they were talking over the phone,
the two principals arrived back In
their respective homes.
The case stands now.
Parker and his wife are separated.
Chisholm and his wife have separ.
ated. and the two Parker children
and the Chisholms' daughter are de-
prived OF their former united homes.
The answer 10 the suit. filed by
Parker. Is brief. and AYERS that the
defendant had no knowledge Of
whether Mrs Chisholm was married
and fatty denies that he alienated