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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1915

Page

3

Divorce Stories From A Seattle Court

In a Friday afternoon session Judge Albertson granted uncontested divorces to several local women. Sam Schenck, a noted baseball fan, was separated after decades of instability and absence. Other testimonies described estrangements over money, abuse, infidelity, and neglect, ending in decrees.

Sam Schenck Dugdale’s Park Vancouver Sam Florence Belle Schenck Albertson Harriett C. Nohe Queen Anne Apartments William Naga Pierce County Mrs. Nohe

Raspberry Bushes For Home Gardens And Yields

A few raspberry bushes red and black can supply a family for six to eight weeks if early and late varieties are planted. Plant in spring in well prepared soil three to four feet apart and use good plants. Pinch back new branches first year, leave four to five canes per hill. second year yields improve. Market growers abandon bushes after about three years. Backyard gardeners can have fruit next year by planting this season.

Fellow Violinist from Kubelik to Perform at YMCA Sunday

Josef Konecy, Bohemian violin virtuoso and fellow student of Jan Kubelik at the Vienna Imperial conservatory, will play selections at the YMCA Sunday club with Alma Hayes Heed and Esther Alfhild Pederson as soloists. Dorothy Wilcox will present dramatic readings before the social hour and the association orchestra led by Harry C. Gardner will perform in the afternoon.

Josef Konecy Jan Kubelik Vienna Imperial Conservatory Alma Hayes Heed First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburg Esther Alfhild Pederson Theodor Leschotizky Dorothy Wilcox Association Orchestra Harry C. Gardner

Girl Takes Plunge in Cold Lake Year Round

Cornelia Bergeron swims in Lake Washington each morning at Amherstfort near Laurelhurst, liking the cold bath and physical culture. She wears a Ravenna district home address and commutes by walking, describing foggy mornings as good for her complexion while continuing year round.

Cold Lake Cornelia Bergeron Lake Washington Amherstfort Laurelhurst Corneiia Hergeron 7Th Ave N. E Ravenna Dis Miss Hergeron Bothel

Irish Potato Cultivation From Deep, Moist Soil

The guide urges deep pulverized soil rich in moisture and potash with early planting and thorough cultivation. It notes average yields of 75 bushels per acre, but experienced gardeners may push to 200 bushels. An acre measures about 200 by 200 feet.

Crop rotation and potato planting tips for home gardens

The article advises crop rotation between onions and potatoes when space is limited, notes onions harm soil and potatoes need nutrients, and describes potato cutting and planting techniques. It covers seed piece size, eyes distribution, soil depth, chilling seed, moisture, and light cultivations, with Paris green as a precaution against blight.

Wright Seeks Safer Airplanes With New Stabilizer

Orville Wright says the new stabilizer makes the heavier than air craft as safe as a rocking chair. He notes his factory focuses on armored military aeroplanes for European governments and plans to commercialize stabilizers soon. He explains controls maintain equilibrium with less pilot effort.

United Press Dayton Orville Wright Wright Europe F. O. RB

Seattle Commercial Club Moves to Arcade Annex Roof

The Seattle Commercial Club will take possession of its new home on the roof of the Arcade annex on April 15. A formal dedication is planned for May with elaborate exercises.

Seattle Commercial Club Arcade Annex

Confessions of a Wife Teaches Love and Virtue in Social Dance

In a 1915 JAEs style vignette, Jim Kadle dismisses lofty talk on virtue and love while at a dance. Margie, Hatton, Mollie, Dick, and Eleanor Fairlow move through flirtation, jealousy, and humorous banter as Jim argues against deep questions, preferring straightforward romance.

Jim Kadle Mr. Hatton Mollie Jim Hatton Margie Eleanor Fairlow Eleanor Harry Eliene Eleanor Fairiow Marette Iit James Edle

Referendum Bills Near Circulation in Washington

Attorney General Tanner has drafted ballot titles for three referendum measures including the Initiative and recall bills and Whitney convention plan. Petitions will be distributed next week statewide once titles are completed, with more measures awaiting approval. The Referendum League, led by Miss Lucy B. Case, has opened headquarters in the Bailey Building Seattle.

Olympia Tanner Whitney State Referendum League Lucy B. Case League Referendum League Bailey Building Seattle

Prizes Stimulate Interest at Y M C A

Prizes offered at the YMCA Bible study contest stimulated activity among Boys' School students. The contest runs three weeks with winners led by John Bac in grades seven and eight and Leo Kinnane in grades six and lower seven. Honorable mentions include Fred Laude John Hayden Thomas George Jacobs Grant Elliott Vin Jones Fred Bolen Gerry Kenneth Makin and Sydney Thompson.

John Bac Leo Kinnane Fred Laude John Hayden Thomas George Jacobs Grant Elliott Vin Jones Fred Bolen Gerry Kenneth Makin Sydney Thompson

Seamen debate wartime wages on return to England

Sailors of the bark Alice A Leigh refuse to risk their lives for wages. Federal Pudge weighs the case after a hearing as the ship is freed by AL Bohle and crew. Seamen argue wages should await reaching England rather than risk minefields at sea.

Alice A. Leigh Federal Pudge AL Bohle England

Real Estate in Star Want Ads

Classified notice highlights Star newspaper real estate listings including houses for sale and rent. Details show property type locations and asking prices or monthly rents. Readers are directed to contact listed agents for further information.

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