The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-15

Jacobsen first, Mrs, Peterman second; Russian Easter bread, Mrs. August Aalto first.
 Canning Contest Winners In the Home Canning Division of which Mrs. Larry McKechnie is superintendent and Miss Joseph Campbell and Mrs. A. Riendeau assistants, the. prize winners were Spiced gooseberries. Mrs. E. c Jacobson first, Mrs. Weschenfeldel second; spiced peaches, Mrs. M Borlick, first, Mrs. David Housel second; spiced pears Mrs. House first, Mrs. Borlick second; goose berry jam, Mrs. Ray Peterma. first, Mrs. Borlick second; logan
 berry jam, Mrs. Albert Forest fi.st; currant jam, Mrs. John Low ell first; blueberry jam, Mrs. Gro yer Vim, first, Mrs. Lowell, sec ond; raspberry jam, Mrs Housel, first, Mrs. Vim, second straw berry jam, Mrs. Lowell first, Mrs. Weschenfelder second; apple jelly, Mrs. F. Robinson first; crab apple jelly, Mrs. Forest first, Mrs. Rob- irlson second; currant jelly, Mrs. John K. Marshall first, Mrs. Ja- cobson second; gooseberry jelly, Mrs Weschenfelder first, Mrs. Winn, second; loganberry jelly. Mrs. Jacobson first, Mrs H. L. Faulkner, second; assortment of jelly Mrs. Robinson first, Mrs. Jos eph Campbell second; peach pre- serves, Mrs Forest first, Mrs. Hans Berg second; strawberry preserves, Mrs. Campbell first; pear preserves, Mrs. Campbell first, Mrs. Housel second; watermelon preserves, Mrs. TIousel first; lagoon berry preserves Mrs. Housel first, Mrs. Campbell second; rhubarb preserves, Mrs Marshall first, Mrs. Housel second largest variety of canned Alaska grown products, Mrs. Robinson first, Stella Jones, second; mixed pickles, Mrs. Campbell first, Mrs Robinson, second; cucumber pick les. Mrs. Robinson first; chow-choW Mrs. Campbell first, Mrs. Robinson second; relish display, Mrs. Camp bell first, Mrs. E. L. Veithahn sec end; dozen brown eggs, Mrs Pearce, first.
 The judges in this division were Mrs. Charles Warner, Mrs. H. O. Adams and Mrs. Guy McNaugh- ton.
 Great Variety of Flowers
 In the Floral Division of which Mrs. H. Turner is superintendent and Mrs. J. w. Leivers and Mrs, John Newman are assistants, the prize winners were:
 Single decorative dahlia, Mrs lJ. w. Lievers first, Mrs. George Kol1lhepp second; single cactus eahlia, Mrs. Kohlhepp. first and second; six cactus dahlias in vase, Mrs. John Rustgard first, Mrs Walter Scott, second; three deco rative dahlias in vase, Mrs. T. M. Davis first; three peony lowered dahlias in vase, Mrs. Davis, first; twelve pom pom dahlias in. vase Mrs. Kohlhepp first, Mrs. Scott second; nine ball dahlias in vase Mrs. Martin Lynch first; general display of dahlias, Mrs. Scott first, Mrs. Thomas White second, three CT more red gladioli in vase, Mrs. Lynch first, Mrs. Kohlhepp second. assorted gladioli in vase, Mrs lLynch first, Mrs. Kohlhepp sec ond; pink gladioli in vase, Mrs Grover Winn first, Mrs. Scott second; marigolds, Mrs, w. Mills first. Mrs. Wellman Holbrook sec ond; nacturtiums, Mrs. Lynch first. Clara Hansen second; asters in vase; Mrs. H. D. Clark of Skag- | way first, Mrs. Robert Simpson | second; pink roses in vase, Mrs .lLynch first, Mrs. Simpson second
 red roses in vase, Mrs. Holbrook 1 first, Mrs. Simpson second; white
 roses in vase, Mrs. Simpson first
 salmon roses in vase, Mrs. Holbroos first. Shasta daisies in vase, Mrs
 Kohlhepp first, Mrs. George Slmp' kirs second; snap dragons in vase
 Mrs. Simpkins first Mrs. HolbrooE 1 second; artistic table centerpiece Mrs. Simpson first, Mrs. Kohlhepr second; formal bouquet, Mrs kohi'
 hepp first, Mrs. Housel second
 sweet peas in vase. Mrs House i; first. Mrs. c. T. Gardner second pansies in bowl, Mrs. Kohihepl first, Mrs. Housel second; flower ing begonia, Mrs M. D. William first and second; fuchsia, Mrs. . Jackson first; primroses, MrS
 John Lowen first; hanging basket Mrs. Williams first, Mrs. Jackson second.
 The judges in this division wer U. P. Anderson. Mrs. M. H. Side , and Mrs. e. E. Harland.
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