Arizona republican., 1911-03-25
'COTTOLENE CAKE
RECORD SMASHED
POPULAR STORE CONTEST HAS
1se ENTERED.
Third Appearance of Conductors and
They Will Now Retire With
Honors.

Positively the last appearance in
this city of Messrs. w. II. Ford, r.
l.. Wilson and ID. b. Richmond. the
young men who for about two weeks
have been putting on Cottolene cake
baking contests at Phoenix stores.
was made at the Popular dry goods
store yesterday afternoon. All rec
ords for the number of cakes entered.
not only for Phoenix but for the en-
tire United States, were smashed.
Though Cottolene contests have
been conducted in various parts of
the country for more than four years.
the highest number of cakes entered
i'm any one contest, up to Yesterday.
was l62. There were 1888 cakes on
the Popular contest.
The contest began at | o. m From
that hour until :. when the decisions
of the judges were announced. there
wasn't room enough i'm the Popular
To spread an umbrella Between ESQ
and 200 women were present Cakes
after cakes poured into the Popular
There were cakes of all sizes and
colors, for there We're no restrictions
If Cottolene alone had been used for
shortening. nothing more was re-
quired
Mrs Charles Stambaugh. Mrs. G..
A. Gooch and A. G. Dulmage acted
as judges.
The prize winners for the contest
were as follows:
Grand Prize-The $500 ladies'
spring coat given by the Popular
store was won by Mrs. " T. Mckee
Special Prize-One dozen $1,000
photos by Hartwelrs Studio. won by
Mrs. T b Stewart.
Special PriZe-One months tuition
in typewriting by Phoenix Business
College was won by Mrs y. r. Nc
Kee.
Special PrizeEs5.OO in merchandise
by +. A. Hilderbran and Co. for best
Devil Food cake. won by Mrs. C. L.
Nofziger
Special Prize-s5.OO gold piece for
best cake baked with Star flour given
by Phoenix Flour Mills. won by Mrs
F. C. Meeker
Special Prize-A two months ticket
good for one drink a day for two
months at Sanichas Confectionery
store, won by Miss Dixie Wadling-
ton, age Il years.
Special Prize-The best ball bear
ing Bissell carpet sweeper given by
Doris Heyman Furniture Co. for best
cake baked on a Buck stove or range,
won by Mrs. F. r Ceilings
Special Prize-One dozen $500 pho
tos given by Hartwell Studio for
youngest person entering cake, won
by Miss Anna Word Pennington, age
years
Special Prize-s5OO auto strop
razor outfit by Owl Drug store for
the man causing the greatest number
of cakes to be entered i'm contest.
won by +. c. Meeker
The following ladies entered in the
contest: Mesdames Clarence Spell
man. c. II. Tweed. L. H. Harmon. f.
T. Ceilings. Robert Friedel. s Ger
main. NJ. Il. CoXOn. w German. c.
f.. Tannehill. A a. Belts. Mabel
Young. Mary Sidell. George A. Cox.
G. A. Patterson. c. O. Brown. L. G.
Taylor. f. l.. lander. o. f. Sherman.
George Helm. E Munson, Isaac
Laurin. A. Inderwiesche. H. F. Camp
bell. NJ. Arm. Frank Cavalier. II. C.
Crosier. c. c. Hess. Francis Walker.
j. ID. Butler. F. NJ Avis. j. w. Whit.
tie. +. w. Hill. +. p. Putney. Rich
ards l. B. Morrell Bertha Vroman.
G. NJ. Davis. T. F.. Irvine, V. A
Thompson. u NJ. Kennedy. A. Oliver.
f. L. Groom. b. F. McFaIl. Charles
Hawks. c. L. Nofziger. f. Irvine.
r. c. Meeker. J. II. Hill. L. NJ. Cor
um. G. p. Rowans. Il. Il. Button. H.
III. Button. r. l.. Starkweather. J. J.
Johnson. Rosa Millsey. T. b. Stewart
]. o. Lowring. F. A Carr. Fowler, II
y. Spangler. Lizzie Falls. Woodcock
W. II. Patrick. w. w. Savage. A. NJ
Morgan. j. X Wheat, W. A. Ensign
]. X. Wheat. ]. G. Roberts. f. II
Porter, c. A. Massie. J. p. Hancock.