Weather Today
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(U. S Weather Bureau)
Cloudy and unsettled weather
continues today over western,
southern and southeastern Alas
ka with showers reported over the
Kus.kek.wim district and south
eastern Alaska. Fair weather
prevails over eastern Alaska. Pac
ific Coast States and interior of
western Canada.
Low barometric pressure :s
charted over the Bering Sea while
high pressure is observed over the
North Pacific States. It is likely
that cloudy and unsettled weath
er will continue for Nome and
vicinity tonight and Wednesday
wth "i charge . n temp'-rature.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was 50 above and the
highest yesterday 59. Rainfall .01
fer 24 -. .n s ending at 6 a.m.
PAPERS FOR SALE
Buy them by the bundle. Use
them for starting fires. For Sale
At the Nome Nugget.
ADVANCE PREMIUM LIST RELEASE
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DIVISION D
REINDEER SECTION
J. Sidney Rood. Superintendent
Class I—Miscellaneous
Lot
1— -Canned reindeer meat, tin cans 2.00 1.00
2— ■Canned reindeer meat, glass 2.00 1.00
3— Hried reindeer meat, 1 pound 2.00 1.00
A—Any hand made product of reindeer
bones, horn. hair, or skin not listed
in Native Products Division C.5.00 3.00
5— Antlers, most symmetrical and and
greatest spread .2.00 1.00
6— Baby fawn skin (native tan) 2.00 1.00
7— July fawn skin (native tan) .2.00 1.00
8— Adult sleeping bag skin (native
tan). . ..... 2.00 1.00
D—Leather (reindeer) (native tan) 2.00 1.00
Class II
Lot _
1— Model corral, wood 5.00 3.00
2— Mode! corral, drawing 3.00 2.00
3— Model Herder’s Cabin, wood 3.00 2.00
Class III—Fresh Meat
Lot
(For Reindeer Products, refer to Division C)
1—Six different cuts.Diplomas will be given
DIVISION E
MINING AND MINERALS
Abe Shallit, Superintendent
Class I—Mining Models
Prizes
IM 1st 2nd
l_Mode. mining exhibit.$25 $10
(To consist of models of the var
ious types of mining operations
carried on in this district; hy
drau.iv, dredge, etc.)
Class II—Minerals
Prizes
Lot 1st 2nd
1—Most unusual minerai of Alaska.-2.00 1.00
Best variety display of.
Alaskan mmeraLs .5.00 2.50
Class in—Grub
Lot
1—Best par. sourdough biscuits.
Prize—Sack of self-raising flour.
DIVISION F
FURS AND FIR FARMING
Dave Gray. Superintendent
First prize $2.00 Second prize $1.00
Class I—Individual skins
All skins entered in Class I must have been
taken by entrant or raised by same.
lot
1— Best white fox skin .
2— Best red fox skin. .
3— Best blue fox skin .
4— Best silver grey fox skin .
5— Best cross fox skin.
f>—Best exhibit mink (21 .
7— Best exhibit ermine (7) .
8— Best polar bear skin .
9— Be*t black bear skin .
10— Best exhibit muskrat (5) .
11— Best exhibit squirrel (5)..
12— Best lynx skin
13— Best martin (2)
Class II—Fur Bearing animals
lot
Special prizes will bt awarded.
1—Any exhibit of live fur bearing animals
Class HI—Commercial Furs
lot
1—Best commercial exhibit of skins
... .... Special awards will be made
DIVISION G
HANDICRAFT AND NEEDLEWORK
Mrs. Charles Curtis. Superintendent
Exhibits in this division will be limited to
articles not previously shown, made within the
last two years and fully completed.
Each article must be registered in the makers
name and the maker must be a resident of the
Second Division of Alaska.
Exhibitors under eighteen years will be
judged as a class an oil articles submitted for
same awards as adults.
Class I—Handicrafts
First prize $1.00 Second prize 50c
Decorative Arts
Lot
I— Block printing .
?—Batik .
3— Spatter .:
4— Native flowers used in conventional decoration
5— Clay modeling .
6— Basketry .
7— Leather work..-.
ft—Bead work .
9— Decorative metal work.
Weaving
10— Two harness .
II— Four or more harness.
12— Best display weaving made in past two years
13— Best collection of hand woven articles (any
age and maker).
Rugs
14— Braided .
15— Crocheted .?•.
16— Hooked .
17— Woven .
18— Miscellaneous .
Lamp Shades
19— Parchment .
20— Paper ..
21— Cloth .
Woodworking
22— Tea, coffee and radio tables.
23— Stools ...
24— Waste baskets'..
25— Magazine racks ..
26— Bookcases .
27— .Desks .-.
28— Card tables ..
29— Book ends .
30— Flower boxes .
31— Ship models ..
32— Wood carving ...
Hobbies
33— Most unusual
34— Most practical
35— Babv sleds (Not Esk mu)
Class IF—Needle Work
First prize $1.(H) Second prize 50-‘
White Embroidery
Lot -
1— Solid
2— Hardanger
3— Applique
4— French Knot
5— Cross stitch
6— Eyelet . .
7— Lazy Daizy
8— Miscellaneous .
9— Pillow slips
10— Scarfs
11— Table cloths
12— Bedspreads . . .
13— Wool embroidery
14— Vanity sets
Colored Embroidery
15— Solid . i
16— Hardanger .1
17— Applique . J
18— French knot
19— Cross stitch ..... ..1
20— Eyelet .- ...rf
21— -Lazy Daizy .!
•22—Pillow slips . ..
23— Vanity sets ..;
24— Scarfs
25— Table cloths j
26— Bedspreads j
29— Drawn work ... .
30— Needlepoint ...
31— Bragello .
Crocheting
32— Linens . .-... —
33— Sweaters and blouse.
34— Dresses or suits ..j
35— Bedspreads .
36— Afghans . !
37— Baby and childrens clothing.j
38— Baby and childrens caps, mittens, etc
39— Scarfs ..'
40— Gloves an-d mittens .
41— Miscellaneous
42— Tatting .....
43— Quilting . ..
44— Smocking ...
45— Swedish weaving .
Knitting
46— Linens . . . .
47— Sweaters and blouses ...
48— Dresses or suits .
49— -Bedspreads . _ . .
50— Afghans .T . -..
51— Baby and childrens clothing
52— Baby and childrens caps, gloves, mittens, etc
53— .Scarfs .
54— Gloves and mittens .
55— Miscellaneous . .
Clothing
56— Dresses
57— Suits or coats ..—
58— Blouses
59— Miscellaneous .
Quilts (All must be fully completed)
(Quilts can be entered in only one class
60— Appliqued .
61— Embroidered ..
62— Pieced
63— Most attractive design
64— Be-t work in piecing ...
65— Best quilting done on quilt by exhibitor
66— Cutwork ...............
Decorative Wall Hangings
67— Gray' i ......
68— Printed
69— Embroidered
70— Miscellaneous
71— Sofa pillows
DIVISION H
ART DEPARTMENT
Mrs. Curtis Jacobs. Superintendent
Class I—Oil Paintings
First prize $2.00 Second prize $1.00
Lot
1— Animal life
2— Landscape .
3— Marine
4— Portrait
5— China
6— Still life
7— On parchment or skin
8— Wall hanging
Class II—Water Color
First prize $200 Second prize $1.00
Lot
1— Animal life
2— Landscapes
3— Marine
4— Portrait ............
5— Still life
Class III—Miscellaneous
First prize $1 OO Second prize 50 C
Lot
1— Pen and ink sketches
2— Pen and ink portrait .
3— Crayon sketches .
4— Pencil sketches
5— Cartoon. .
6— Paste! la ... .
7— Pattern designing
8— Charcoal drawing . .
9— M i see 1.1 a n eo u s
Class IV—Amateur Photography
Lot Snapshots
1— Best portrait ..
2— Best wild game .
3— Best summer picture
4— Best marine picture.
5— Best winter picture ..
6— Unclassified . ......
Enlargements
7— Best portrait . . . .
8— Best wild game.
9— Best summer picture.
10— Bestl winter picture ..
11— Best marine picture .
12— Unclassified ..
Tinted Pictures
13— Best portrait ...
14— Best wild game ...
15— Best summer picture ..
16— Best wi ter picture .
17— Best marine picture .
18— Unclassified .. ..
Dead In Ditch
Private Gerald We.-.ver, 19-year-old
soldier from Fort Lawton, Wash ,
was found drowned In 18 Inches of
water In a roadside ditch 12 miles
south of Everett. His hands were
strapped behind his back with his
own belt. Coroner Stowell Chslla*
come pronounced his death murder.
(Associated Frees Photo)
Irving McK. Reed
Appointed Cheek
Mining Alaska
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Goodnews Bay district in 1931, j
and he drew up the first map of
the plainum sections of that dis-1
trict. He reconnaissance work
there included both geologic and
! topographic studies.
Hard Work Ahead
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I An ardous three months of
i fieid work is planned by Mr. Reed
He will go up the Koy.ukuk River
to map and report the geological
formations of the Wild River, trib
utary of the north fork of the
Koyukuk. He will make^ detail
[maps of other sections of the up
per Koyukuk country, then in
August he will go down the Ko
buk River to map creeks on which
mining is being done. From the
Kobuk he wil go to the Seward
Peninsula to gather data on gold
' tin, platinum and coal mining
! c perations.
To Return Here
This fall he will return to his
,'ffi.ce in Fairbanks to work up the
| -*
rotes he has gathered so that his
Information may be published for
prospectors or mining companies.
Reorganization
State Dept. Now
Being Pushed
WASHINGTON, July 19 —
Widespread reorganization of the
state department to place it vir
tually on war footing indicated
this government’s uneasiness ov
er the posgibility of a European
conflict. Rapidly and with little
snow, Secretary of State Cordell
Hull has ordered transfers among
foreign service officers to gather
in the state department a group
of career diplomats noted for
their expert knowledge of condi
tions in countries most likely to
be involved in war. Hull has re
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shuffled divisions with the de
partment to meet exports, direct
supervision over devcjopmentg in
the trouble centers
Latest of these moves was the
appointment of George Messer
smith. present minister to Auf
tria to replace Wilbut J Carr, as
assistant secretary of state. Hugh
Wilgon, for the past several years
minister to Switzerland and an
expert on the League of Nation-,
is enroute home to become assist
ant secretary of state.
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