The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1919, Page 5

Copyright, 1919, Newspaper Enter used to do when I was a kid | prise Axsocketion paaked CHAPTER IL Again I consulted experts on the | The success in gardening dependa | “UbIects a lot on th anning done before | “Hecause tt has been proven that the apade ia used, We laid out our | P'4nt grow better in rows and are oe ie Pee " spring. Drew a map of /#ler to cultivate, Beda tend t perience in fitting with rows all marked ou ary them In hot weather, ax the and making | al of extra work ture more quickly evaporate Diciees, wah. eee |¥e and it } like athe be wt plan ts to divide your nt eneretind ae | WO right in karden in halves, with a path down they fit tr the middie, Then run the rows awa pene, enable us from th . at Gahe batter told him, “the best gar m the path, You can around ilices thr Moos | ™ may that a garden map ia|in It better.” money. camry aa the hoe © laid out our gar that You lay out rows of small plants, | Wy. first on paper. We allowed f uch a Ons, radishes, lettuce far. | second, and even third cropa, plan a RES Glansea, thest th, permitting the tall/ Ming our rows so that we could plant ramos, $2 50 plants, beans, corn and things like | *0Mething elee in them when the Broken Lenses dupiicated on let the sunshine get to all of /S0Wed seeds along the row or be sl Rotice at reduced prices em tween rows of maturing vegetables Examt a" And you should have rows run-/!n that way we make the beat use jon Guaranteed ® east and west, rather than | Of the garden plot rth and south, for this enables the) But we n't sow all the seed of Schoonmaker Optical Bleck Seuth Public Market. Hair Now itored toa Datural <oloe without changes, Living With Co. plant Why not sow ‘em in beds, like Everybody’s Gardening Now gue Many thousands of families ex- perienced the delights last year of fresh, crisp vegetables from their own gardens for the first time. 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Use rr } AND SAVE HIM AND YOURSELF A LOT OF TROUBLE ) Upper Main Floor NEED 95 TONS OLD CLOTHING Seattle Still Shy of Red Cross Quota With a Red Crom quota of 120 tons | of necond-hand clothing to fill for haa only con ting to offi drive will t BODIES O OF 11 MINERS FOUND TRINIDAD, © 1 Burn any ¢ were working Leaps Into Sound; Refuses Aid; Dies, Relieved to have been tntoxiented, Richard Angeli, 40, leaped into the| water from Pier 12 at the foot of Wall st, about 650 p. m. Monday and drowned. Two men who ran to the assistance of Angell, thrust a Jong pole into the water but he refused help. Papers in the dead man's pockets show Austria bis birthplace and that he was naturalized here November 1914 He re tered for the draft September 12, 1918. In his pockets were a $50 L Bond, a bank book, showing deposits of $870 and two $5 War Saving» body is at the morgue. Stampa. The _ From Blue Stem Wheat The wheat that absorbs more moisture and gives that won- derful texture to your bakings CHICAGO STAGES WARM ELECTION Decision Up to People After, | Inflammatory Campaign | CHICAGO, April 1—Appealing to| every passion and prejudice imag inable, workers for five mayoralty ndidates today put the decision up ous parts Clashes were numerous | wtilidies finally became so bit | ter that stink bombs were resorted ing in numerous fights btween rival} supporters, and men and women} shouted maetves hoarse scores of band-wagons that pal the loop district until far into the night. To pre ent recurrences today Cand the registered vote of 792. cist. It was pointed out that no previous campaign had been #0 bit ter, Many Predictions Last hour predictions of plurals Ues issued from each camp ran trom | OU Lo 176,000 Mayor William Hale Thompson, republican nominees for re election, declared he wi'l receive 20 per cent of the registered vote. Robrt M. Sweitzer, “4 by -00,000, ns «(of his mana ane campaign man non 100. independent. nm by 1 . labor candidate, Jobn Fitapatr nd John M. ¢ ed victory by from 60,000 to | Fitzpatrick said he will receive 326,- 1000 votes | A vote was to be taken on the | qusr question for Chicago. “Dryas” | Fefused to take part in the cam | paign, considering it a dead issue, The polls opened at 6 a. m. and will clone at 4 p.m. Definite know! | of the results were expested | ocak. | ‘Following up ® strong campaign na, lor Fitzpatrick, labor party work ers Geclared 60 local unions had coased work for the day to picket the polls ond “seo that labor uw | given m square deal.” ‘Che picketing | ond tops ng of work was not to be cousiJered a strike, it was stated. | Hindenburg Told of German Failure STOCKHOLM, April 1.—A letter | written by Field Marshal Von Hin- denburg on October 31, 1918, was | published here today, It sys: “In consequence of the Macedonian | ainaster with its attendant weakeno- jing of the West front and in conse- quence of the Impoassdbility of re- placing our great losses, there is no }longer any possibility of our being able to impose peace on the enemy. It is imperative to cease the strug- gle to save the central powers from unnecessary sacrifices.” . Draft Boards All Done; Wait Release! Notified some time ago by the, government that all their work must | be completed by April 1, the locat draft boards “cleaned house” Mon- day, shipped all records and papers to Washington, D. C., and closed shop Monday night. Clerks and oth er employes went off the govern- ment payrolls at midnight and board members are simply waiting for their official release. | Vocation Agent | ‘To study local industrial copdi- | tions in relation to her work as spe- cial government agént for the indus- trial training of women, Mra Anna ington, D. C. Mra Burdick, who is authorized by the government to pro- mote vocational training in every state desiring to co-operate, spent Monday in confernce with tho Heads industrial plants. | CRANEMAN IS HURT | ©. K. 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