The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1948, Page 8

P‘\(‘E EIGHT NEW PAINTINGS IN CRUMRINES' PORTFOLIOS flElN'l‘leMAN ,ON 'l'll? B. Frank Hemu\annn Regional Forester, left this morning by plane for an inspection trip to the log- ‘sinc camps on the west coast of | Admiralty Island. He expects to out of town | Alaskans who are | Feturn in twc days. | guests at the Baranof are beu(se B AR THF DAILY ALASKA F.MP!RF — JUNEAU, ALASKA guishing (hamcterisncs of her|ents. But next summer they wm' | « bem killed. tribe be back in Alaska again for more 4 (HI[DRE" ,only Dauqh'e, weds ‘2 u S ,ETS‘ !;eh?&u::?tdig vew was undee- Josephine Crumrine’s. new dog | painting. | . pictures”include those of two prize| In Juneau they have been xtay- AI Fafllel S.BedSIde, tfl’mmed e winning dogs from Anchorage.| ing at the Baranof where their | 7 CLIFFSIDE PARK, N. J., Sept. | Most startling is the white Eski-| friends have been calling to see‘ mo dog of Ben Taylor, Sharkey, their pletures, to hear about thetr] 13—®—She was his only daugh-| y ter and Arthur C. Spout dldnt' first prize winner in his class at|summer travels. VUT OF 1GVNERS YR the Fur Rendezvous Dog Show. A‘ — e — — | D h A Llack-and-wHite husky, Rough, | NEW CASES FILED | want to miss her wedding. | ! W. Miller of Ketchikan, Lydia M.| FROM IELICAN other an augner Ar- e by Chaplain R. L. Wilson | | The Hoboken banker, however,| Meagher of Fairbanks, G. W.| \Rohinson of Tulsequah, Robert Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Edgecomb was too ill to attend the Saturday | the Rev.| | Logan of Cordova, L. P. Rogers, A.|of Pelican are guuu at the Gas. of Ft. Richardson, is also & hand-| Two new cases have been filed in | & - | E.. Peterson and Gene Boyd from |tineau Hotel. {church ceremony. tists in Juneau After some subject for one of Josephine’s the U. S. District Court. Charles BUS Summer famous pastels and won a 1st| Goldstein filed a case against all| (By The Associated Pre {John "A. Clark went with Olndys FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. 13.| anch and Val Diebold of) s TR Y prize in the husky class at the |stockholders of the Occidental Ho-| Four children were fltallyssl;um Spout and her husband. Helmut E.| —P—Two U. S. F-80 jet fighter| P':;;bfi::ksse . ! FROM SITKA : -**— S Rendezvous show. I\;:vmlse ‘he; tel Company and Howard Stabler, | od and thres’ perschs’Wefe kmed ic:n;::fldt:fl! night to the 1“‘““»&1'::; :‘:fizedntoday near. Kauf- | ol SO TR In Juneau fin with Dort- mother was painting Mt. Sanford |as administrator of the Estate of i auto accidents in Washington ¥ ¢ Foo ik en route to England | g Lowell Colby of Sitka is regis- folios of new paintings and studies wa, Josephine did Kusko|Lila B. Olds Carpenter and all| state this week end. Theu;tht wedding ceremony wnmdo se t)m;t", in “Battle of Britain” SEATTLE VISITORS tered at the Gastineau. rosprth MINA & hine | ‘ | repeate ay, Se of the north, \mla ;)l\d KJ(‘)\w%P:xzc: wo of K;nnethho Hara's | heirs of the estate. Goldstein Te-| Trapped in their home by flames|" ge:)m i iy AR nhies] .{n f.: f 1 Registerea &3 the Baranof Ho-| ——— Crumrine, two of Alaska’s b team of racing dogs that wm;ques:s a clearance of title on land | were the four children of Mr. and P P : other F-80 jev is mlssmg tl\e‘ tel from Seattle are Eilleen Mates,| ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Sept. 13.— known artists, report an interest- yearly prizes for the owner of held by Mr. Goldstein and his pre- | Mys. William Zerger:* Larry, T; bitis, joked with the young couple, U. §. air force headquarters an-|Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Huraley, Joe | (P—Minnie Elizabeth Barron’s tw H { 0 ing and busy summer at Anch age, Gulkana, Haines and Skag- way. The artists plan to leave Tues- day for Vancouver, then Banff where Mrs. Crumrine hopes to catch fall colorings for her paint- ings for the Canadian Pacific, and Josephine, iamous for her animal pictures, will add horses to her collection of dog pastels. On her way north this spring, Mrs. Crumrine made new sketches af Juneau, some of the most pleas- ing she has, done, and of the Twin Glaciers. At Santa Claus Lodge at Gulkana several pastels of 16,000-foot Mt. Sanford were made. Charming landscapes of the vicin- ity of Haines and two heads of two native girls from Haines Mission completed there, Mrs. Crumrine is pleased to have among her fa- mous Indian and Eskimo portraits. Her portraits are of a Haida girl and a girl from Kake, each wear- | ing a fringed moose hide jacket - | O'Hara’s bus lines. | dessors in title for the past 20| i | years. | Possibly her favorite is a €oCK-|" 4)5epq Pederal Savings and Loan | er puppy, perched in a mukluk that | Association of Juneau filed for a she painted in Haines, though me‘rmeclosure of a mortgage against pup belongs to Bernard Locke of iy g Guppy and Margaret Guppyi Anchorage. of Sitka, While at Haines the Crumrines MEREA 5 5 i ! flew to Skagway to make paintings | VIC RIVERE TO ARRIVE of the Pacific Cruise Lines yacht, Corsair. Vic Rivers, representative of the Six of Josephine Crumrine's Al- | Terrilorial Highway Engineers in aska dog pictures decorate the the Third Division and member cocktail lounge of the Corsair, ou-‘of the Territoral Senate, will ar- ginals of the dogs used on the | rive tomorrow from Haines to con- Corsair’s menu covers, Muktuk, |fer with Frank Metcalf, Territorial Mageik, Blizzard, Denali, Tyee and | Highway Engineer. Rivers is the Tippi, all famous in Alaska dog- brother of Ralph Rivers, Attorney | heat. | dom. | General for Alaska. Other of Josephine's dog heads are used by Alaska Line on menus, and the originals hang aboard the Alaska Line ships. Plans beyond Banff? mother and daughter team of artists who manage to combine a wanderlust with their envmble tal- | of the Palmer Airfield, a new dock They | may go to New York say this| The Highway Department now has six projects underway in the ‘Third Division including: extension at Homer, a bridge and small boat | harbor at Seldovia, and a small| boat harbor at Seward. ————————— E‘mplre wantads Brl resurts! Jimmy 5; Sharron. 3; and Kenneth,| 18 months. the Snohomish County Fair. The home was six miles northwest ¢ Monrce. A neighbor, J. R. Corey, dis-; | covered the fire, but was unable to enter the house because of the Mrs. Margaret Scott, 'la‘se‘a:‘e was killed when the car in which she was riding overturned a mile east of Eatonville. An Ephrata store-owner, L. K. Antonsen, 53, was killed when his car left the highway five miles east of Ephrata. George H. Allen, 41, of Seattle, was fatally injured when his tank- er overturned on the Yakima high-| way eight miles south of Ellens-| burg. AT BARANOF Miss June Kingsbury of Pueblo, Colo., is staying at !he Baranof | Hotel . K 3 | @ i “AND SAVE waved them off for a wedding trip. ! nounced. < b ed The parents were at| esterday, Spout die Puots ol both the crashcd plune= H. L. Baldwin: | the tcrms or her will | Wagner, Col. T..J. Tully and Mrs.| cats were worth $5687 today under /@ $ @ PAY CASH AND SAVE ¢ $ @ PAY CASH AND SAVE DOUBLE COLA SODA - POP C“AMED—CHIVE COUNTRY STYLE !"l' CIIEESE m;ux 32‘ There will ke no shortage at the 20th Century Super Market during the lefh-e Sirike. The 20th Century Super Market is the only food store in Juneau that has its own pri- 0th CENTURY |SUPER MARRET SPECIALS NO DEPOSIT- Tuesday — Wednesday — Thursday and each portrnymg the dislln-, vately-owned dock and warehouse for.its own use excllmvely Shop at the 20th Cen- tary with confidence and assurance of the lowest prices — Not only on specials like these bui on every item, every day. Shop al the 20th Century and be sure of savings. N MOLASSES or TOMATO SAUCE—HEINZ—7 OZ. . . 53¢ |OVEN BAKED BEANS . 3B for 29e 3 for 20¢ [SALMON . . . . . . . . 47e g8 71 Tomato Ketchup 19c BEEF and GRAVY 73 |ctioPpED oLIVES . 15¢ . 23e¢ COMPLETE FOR THREE—PAN AMERICAN LARGE JAR—OKE DOKE VICTOR’S ANNUAL FUR SALE NOW IN PROGRESS FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY '8 @ PAY CASH AND SAVE ¢ PAY CASHAND SAVE ¢ $ o PAY CASH mne T —— LARGE 2 LB. BOX—SNOWFLAKE SODA C(RACKERS ASSORTED FLAVORS JELLC LARGEST 14 OZ. BOTTLE LARGE 1 LB. CAN—BAR-F EAMS while our supply of “One of a Kind" Furs is complete and probably includes THE COAT made expressly for YOU! REPAIRS Let us clean and repair or re model your Furs before the usual Fall rush. Special Prices During the Sale BIRDSEYE—I LB. PKG. Stores and outlets at Ketchikan, Sitka, Petersburg, Juneau, Cordova, Anchor- age and Fairbanks . . . . “Serving ALL ALASKA” - (Convenient Budget Terms Available) And Many Others - Fur Coats is one of the commodities which has not advanced in price since the 0.P.A. ceiling was removed, in spite of longer lengths and fuller sweep. SPAGHETTI DINNER . . 19e (U(UMBER PI(I(lES LARGEST SIZE 2(; ,CAN—AMOCAT HOME STYLE N PEAC H ES MEXICORN NIBLETS 2|or 43(3 RAISINS 2Ior 31(9 CRISCO ‘. 45c FRENCH DRESSING . . 3 for 25 [SPAGHETTI . . DA RIGOLD MlLK $7 30 GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 19¢ . 29¢ QUALITY MEATS FRESH PRODUCE DORK STEAK 10 1bs. 65¢ SLICED BACON 75eh. [CARROTS . 2 bundes 25 e <y 59eb. . 1Geb. . I9ch. MARTIN VICTOR FURS, Ine. 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