The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 14, 1934, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE 'FRIDAY SEHT 1934. STARTS TONIGHT INTO THE ROARING WILDERNESS INTO AN UNTAMED HEART.. 600 SEATS 25¢ ANY TIME HOME CANNING AWARDS MADE THURSDAY P.M. In the home canning department of the Southeast hibits, awards were made for excel- lence yesterday afternoon. were Mrs. Charles E. Harland, Mr: J. E. Pegues and Mrs. Daniel Ros: Those winning awards were Mrs. Dave Housel, spiced gooseberries, first premium; Mrs. Pete Hildre, spiced ~gooseberries, mium; Mrs. E. L. Gruber, spiced peaches, first premium; Mrs. M. V. Manville, spiced pears, premium; Mrs. F. L. Robinson, spiced pears, second premium; Mrs. Lydia Webber, spiced crabapple, first premium; Mrs. Hans Berg, cpiced crabapples, second premium; Mrs. W. S. Pullen, gooseberry jam irst premium; Mrs. E. O. Jacob- con, gooseberry jam, second pre- mium; Mrs. E. L. Gruber, logan- berry jam, first premium; Mrs. Ly- dia Webber, loganbefry. jam, seconc premium. 'Mrs. Dave Housel, currant jam first prémium; Mrs. E. E. Weschen- felder, Douglas, currant jam, sec- ond premium; Mrs. Joe Campbell blueberry jam, first premium; Mrs. CGrover C. Winn, blueberry jam second premium; Mrs. Hans Berg raspberry jam, first premium; Mrs. Ray Pedeérman, raspberry jam, sec- ond premium; Mrs. Lydia Webber strawberry jam, first premium: Mrs. joe Campbell, strawberry jam second premium; Mrs. E. L. Gruber apple jelly, first premium; St. Ann's Hospital, apple jelly, second pre- mium; Mrs. E. E. Weschenfelder crabapple jelly, first premium; Mrs Joe Campbell, crabapple jelly, sec- Alaska Fair ex- Judges second pre- tirst | Romance trail leads a hard-riding, fast-shoot- ing hero accepting the challenge to conquer land and girl! Action..Suspense.. to the last shot! LANE LaSt Man A Paramount Picture . with RANDOLPH SCOTT ESTHER RALSTON BUSTER CRABBE JACK LA RUE NOAH BEERY FEATURE NO. 2 ond premium; Mrs. ly, f S. Pullen, curr premium. premium; Mrs. ant jelly, second . Weschenfelder, goose- rst premium; Mrs. E. , gooseberry jelly, second ‘mrmmm Mrs. E. L. Gruber, la- | goonbe; jelly, first premium; Mrs. Dave Housel, lagoonberry jelly, sec- ond premium; Mrs. F. Robinson, jelly display, first premium; M Joe Campbell, jelly display, premium. Conserves and Preserves Mrs. Joe Campbell, *peach con- serves and preserves, first premium; Mrs. E. E. Weschenfelder, peach conserves and preserves, second premium; Mrs, Weschenfelder strawberry preserves, first pre- | mium; Mrs. E. L. Gruber, straw- ‘berr) preserve, scd. premium; Mrs. Fanny Robinson, pineapple con- serves, first premium; Mrs. Dave Housel, pineapple conserves, sec- ond premiu: Mrs. Joe Campbell, pear conserv st premium; Mrs. Weschenfelder, pear conserves, sec- ond premium; Mrs. Dave Housel, watermelon conserves, first pre- mium (no second); Mrs. Joe Camp- bell, lagoonberry preserves, first oremium; Mrs. E. L. Gruber, la- goonberry preserves, second pre- mium; Mrs. Weschenfelder, rhubarb conserves, first premium; Mrs. M. V. Manville, rhubarb conserves, sec- ond premium. All Alaska Display Mrs. E. L. Gruber, best all Alaska display, first premium; Mrs. Fan- 1y Robinson, all Alaska display, econd premium; Mrs. Joe Camp- sell mixed pickles, first premium Mrs. Fanny Robinson, mixed pick- és, second premium; Mrs. W. 8, 3ullen, cucumber pickles, first pre- nium; Mrs. A, J. Forrest, cu- umber pickles, second premium. Mrs. ard), first premium; Mrs. Joe Campbell, chow-chow (mustard), econd premium; Mrs. Fanny Rob- nson, relish display, first premium; second PETER PAN | Beauty Shoppe Featuring a guarantced PERMANENT WAVE Second Phone 221 for appoinment for as low as Triangle Bldg. Floor E. L. Gruber,| - | ies, E. Sutton, chow-chow (mus-| DOUBLE BILL AT COLISEUM | THS EVENING {Zane Grey Fllm, Last Man,” Opens with “Sensation Hunters” Abounding in historic { tween cattl T he rugged W"\l‘ furnished Za with one ol‘ its most spe: struggles for T> the Last Paramount film, which opens in ouble bill at the C e, Jack nd Noah Beery. The com- ore than 150 players was o the actual location of Zane where it remained for provide sary tone | ine op:mn in 0 last killing to Arizona.! Pi¢d Fort { T'oere | vived. Unforseen comp! ever, enter the strug { juncture, when the son of one | family and the daughter of tae | other meet and fall in love with- | out knowing each other's identity. | Randolph Scot! and Miss Ralston lapprm' in these romantic roles. How |the hard and long conflict comes a thrilling and happly conclu- 2 the Last feud is re- how-| at this) {as the cther attrac Ible bill, in the dou- | | Mrs. Joe Cam, | second premium | Lyneh, eggs (brown) | mium; (no second); k cottage L. G cond premiu Gruber, candy, fi (no second) Home Cooking, Cookies { Winners in the cookie depart- |ment of the home cooking depart- ment were judged by Mrs. Guy Mc- Naughton, Mrs. H. C. DeVighne, and Mrs. Frank Boyle, yesterday afternoon. Those winning awards were: Mrs. E. L. Gruber, oatmeal cook- ies, first premium; Mrs, W. S. Pul- len, oatmeal cookies, second pre- mium; Mrs. J. Reck, sugar cook- first premium; Mrs. M. Jor |gensen, sugar cookies, second pre- mium; Mrs. C. P. Seelye, ice box cookies, first premium; Mrs. Rice, ice box cookies, second premium; Mrs. John Walmer, doughnuts, first premium; Mrs. Joe Campbell, doughnuts, second premium; Ruth Allen, cookies, first premium; Anna Campbell, cookies, second premium; Josephine Campbell, doughnuts, first premium; Anna Campbell, doughnuts, second premium. pliccs - b s i) HULA DANCE IS FAIR FEATURE CARNIVAL NIGHT Tomorrow night is carnival night at the Southeast Alaska Fair. In addition to the big dance, an- nouncement of the winners of the Fire Department Chevrolet auto- mobile, American Legian electric refrigerator and Minnie Field's beautiful eléctric stove, a number of unusual features are on the program. Among these will be a real hula dance, with undulfations and sways accompanied by the rhythm of a Hawaiian orchestra. The lovely and exotic hula is a great favor- ite and the fair management feels fortunate in securing the act. e sh display, Martin pre- Verna , first [ B I mium; ® 000000000000 TOCK QUOTATIONS 20 00000000000 NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock is 16%, American Can 95, American Power and Light 4, Ana- conda 10%, Armour common 5%, Bethlehem Steel 26%, Calumet and Hecla 3, Curtiss-Wright 2%, Gen- eral Motors 26%, International Har- vester 24'2, Kennecott 17%, Unit- ed States Steel 30%, Pound $5.01. FINE | Watch and Jewelry Repairing [ at very reasonable rates ! PAUL BLOEDHORN { | s \ | FORINSURANCE ¢ Se¢ H. 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MONTH’S TRIP After ‘To the‘ ; hemes hand for | the in Jo THE NORTHWEST a4 morn uh et 1om he visited. was most enjoy- | day trip sourdough conven- wnd Co held W the e D on the Haleakala on record time was wn ar nel, had charge of the dia- drilling for Mr. including Mr. Reck, hied ves to Seattle for the Pot- which many of the were reminiscent of the es iays of the north. many t Wenatchee Dam s a tremendous doné and many Pat Lyneh, Reck said. took Mr celebrations his vacation, A number former {rie He made a four and the district where mount of meén ho i3/ Alasks ound Gastineau < Reese spoke o of home demonstration 4-H Clubs in the States. products various the foundation > also visited in Portland for days and Tacoma, for the Sourdough e as' in 1 fine: time, when we arrived back in Channel,” ns were on hand and a ur-day program was arrang- the pioneers. Practically 7 state in the Union had at one ex-Alaskan present, al- ;h there were comparatively who are still making their in the north who were on the celepration. Ar z o la entertainments ,at which ev- Jat 6 cd time was a [whon they exting et the Ma-onic Tem- 1p in the dance, an all-day pia and a Sund: Spanoway Lake, near Lewis. GRS CTE FIRE DFPARTMENT ANSWERS TWO CALLS Department answered t night, one of them | o'clock yesterday 2 Cemetery, and the other o'clock this morning when | before continuing the trip to ov.hor y put out a blaze on a piling | tm\ns in Southeast Alaski near the Cole Transfer warehouse | At the close of the Sourdough |on Willoughby Avenue. ‘ businéss looks as Seattle, he but as al and 900,000 e part Mr. Retk ac- of reindeer a | and mittens ka wool, Many bt d on the use of and berries, and directions for |ing, among others. hed a burning | Miss Reese and Mrs. er Tract nearisen will spend the first of week in Sitka, returning to Ju evening, .- !!IIIIIIIIlIIIIillIIIIII||||IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII|II||IIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIlIIHlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH"IHIIIIIIII UNITED FOOD Co. “Your Home-Owned Grocery and Market” ® You will be more than pleased at the savings you will be able to make at your home-owned grocery and market! 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