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Tells of Alaskan
Feature Eastern
Star Conclave
Mrs. W. Bouoher was a return
ing passenger on the S.S. Baranof
1 Monday, after a trip to Indiana
polis, Indiana, where she attend
ed the Triennial Assembly of the
Order of Eastern Star as a dele
gate from the local Chapter.
Mrs. Boucher was chairman of
an all Alaska Committee which
was responsible for the feature of
the convention. This was in the
form of an Alaskan dinner com
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From Nome.
POLET’S
STORES
prised entirely of Alaska food
from all over the territory and
an Alaskan program. t
The menu was as follows:
Shrimp Cocktail from Northern
Light Chapter No. 12, Petersburg;
King Salmon from Aurora Chap
ter No. 3, Ketchikan;
Crab Salad from Cordova chap
ter No. 2, Cordova;
Roast Reindeer from Alaska
Chapter No. 1, Nome;
Potatoes from Seward chapter
No. 10. Seward;
Cabbage from Naomi chapter
No. 9, Skagway;
Carrots from Nugget chapter
No. 2, Douglas:
Butter and Cranberry sauce
from Anchorage chapter No. 8.
Anchorage;
Blueberry Shortcake from Mid
night Sun Chapter No. 6, Fair
| banks, Alaska.
Table decorations were furnish
ed from various chapters consist
ing of individual flags, wild cot
ton, birch bark place cards, and
walrus teeth favors.
The roast reindeer from Nome
was served on a huge silver plat
ter carried into the dining room
j by four colored waiters.
Some of the features of the pro
gram which followed for the en
tertainment of 750 guests, consist
ed of Eskimo dances in reindeer
parkas and mukluks and motion
pictures of Alaskan life. The
dances were performed by Alas
kan delegates under the direction
of Mrs. Boucher, who reports that
it was a difficult task with the
mercury around ninety degrees.
The motion pictures depicted na
tive life, local scenes and con
trasting scenes from Anchorage,
Alaska.
Another feature of the enter
tainment was the presentation of
the Alaskan flag. This flag was
made in Seward at the Jessie Lee
Home and presented to the Most
Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs Fran
ces Haun, Mrs. Haun, it will be
remembered visited Nome in 1935
and endeared herself to many
Nomeites during her brief stay.
While in the States, Mrs. Bou
cher also visited in Couer d’Alene,
Idaho, with Mr. Boucher’s family
then went on to St. Paul and Chi
cago where she did extensive buy
ing for Polet’s Stores in the form
of Christmas toys and novelties
‘and other new merchandise.
The Committee in Charge of
The Alaska Dinner, consisted of
Mrs. Emily P. Boucher Chair
man of Nome. Mrs. Lillian Wat
(son of Juneau, Mrs. Luther Hess
of Fairbanks. H C Numan of Ket
chikan, and Calvin C Hazelet of
Cordova.
California Banker Dies
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Hillsborough, Calif., I/P)—Wm.
Henry Crocker, California bank
er. financier and philanthropist,
died Saturday night at the age of
76. He was a son of one of the1
old west’s wealthiest families.
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.. life
Oct 11 by
airs. Anna llatu (above), ac
cused b. Ohio prosecutor of the
“biggest mass murder in the
country.”
Paper Rushed For
300 Passengers
Going Out
In order to have the latest news
on the Anchorage coal mine dis
aster and other world news av
ailable and on the streets for the
outgoing passengers of the Bara
nof, very little Jocal news could
be incorporated in today’s issue.
The pasenger list which is al
ways of interest, was rushed in,
but there are still some names to
come, which will be included in
Friday’s issue.
JUDGE FINDS HONEST MAN
AKRON, Ohio, (JP)—Judge C.V.
D. Emmons fined Felix Barr $10
and costs for discharging fire
arms inside the city limits, then
failed to note the $10 on the rec
ord, marking in only the costs.
‘That’s not right,” protested
Barr when he stepped over to the
clerk to pay off. "I owe 10 bucks
more than you are charging me.”
“There goes an honest man,”
mused Judge Emmons as Barr
left the city courtroom after pay
ing the costs—and $10.
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NOME TO FAIRBANKS-THURSDAY F. M.
FAIRBANKS TO JUNEAU-SUNDAYS, AJM.
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FRIDAY
TWO SHOWS 7:15 and 9. P M.
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
“LAST OF THE PAGANS”
WITH
MALA—(Ray Wise)
LOTUS LONG
~ AND
A Cast of 5000 Polynesians.. It was Mala who played
the “Eskimo”. Well, Hefis just as good in this
picture—It’s the Best ever made of its kind
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And—“THE FLYING MOUSE"—A Silly Symphony
TWO SHOWS 7:15 »"<! 9-P 51
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
SATURDAY
SI HMMmO
OLD MAN RYTHM J
BUDDY ROGERS—In A Collegiate Picture
With Songs and Music
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DINE—WINE—DAN CE
SERVICE OUR MOTTO
TOM CLONINGER
BERING SEA ROUTE—1937
S. S. BARANOF
SAILING FROM NOME
Thursday, October 28th
(Weather Permitting)
SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
Steamer Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
Alaska Oct. 23 Oct. 29 Oct. 29 Nov. 4
Yukon Oct. 30 Nov. 5 Nov. 5 Nov. 11
Alaska Nov. 6 Nov. 12 Nov. 12 Nov. 18
Yukon Nov. 13 Nov. 19 Nov. 19 Nov. 25
Alaska Nov. 20 Nov. 28 Nov. 26 Dec. 2
Yukon Nov. 27 Dec. 3 Dec. 3 Dec. 9
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice)
Joe HamUh, Agent