Clark v. Clark

— This appeal involves the disposition of property made by the superior court in an interlocutory order of divorce. The only assignment of error made by appellant is that the court erred in the disposition of plaintiff’s and defendant’s property.

Appellant and respondent were married on or about October 21, 1944. At the time of the trial, appellant was fifty-two years of age, and respondent was seventy-two years old. There were no children born as the result of the marriage. Just prior to her marriage, appellant had purchased property in Yakima for $5,300, $1,500 of which had been paid at the…