Weather Today
(U S. Weather Bureau)
Mostly cloudy and unsettled
weather prevailed over Alaska
this morning with some showers
reported in the viciniyt of Beth
el while threatening skies were
reported over the central Yukon
River Valley. Fair weather pre
vails over the Pacific Coast S'at
es.
Temperatures are near normal
in all sections of Alaska.
Low barometric pressure con
tinues over Alaska with the
“low” centered near St. Paul Is
land on the Bering Sea, while
high pressure is charted over the
Pacific Coast States ard westward
over the ocean. This d-tribution
wi 1 likeiy continue the weather
cloudy and unsettled with poss
ibly lign. showers for N me anti
viciniyt tonight and Thursday.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was 50 above ar.d the
highest yesterday 67.
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DIVISION D
REINDEER SECTION
J. Sidney Rood. Superintendent
Class 1—Miscellaneous
lot
1— Canned reindeer meat, tan cans 2.00 1.00
2— 1Canned reindeer meat, glass 2.00 1.00
3— Dried reindeer meat, 1 pound 2.00 1.00
4— 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— nBaby 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
9— leather (reindeer) (native tan) 2.00 1.00
Class II
Lot
1— Model corral, wood. 5.00 3.00
2— Model corral, drawing. 3.00 2.00
3— Model Herder’s Cabin, wood'..3.00 2.00
Class m—Fresh Meat
Lot
(For Reindeer Products, refer to Division C)
1—Six different cuts.. Diplomas will be given
DIVISION E
MINING AND MINERALS
* Abe ShaJlit. Superintendent
Clan I—Mining Models
Prizes
let 1st 2nd
1—Modei mining exhibit.$25 $10
(To consist of models of the var
ious types of mining operations
carried on in this district; hy
draulic, dredge, etc.)
Class U—Minerals
Prizes
I«t 1st 2nd
1— |(ost unusual mineral of Alaska 2.00 1.00
2- Best variety display of.
Alaskan minerals .5.00 2.50
Class ED—Grub
Lot
1—Bert pan sourdough biscuits.
Prizc^-Sack <4 self-Taising flour.
DIVISION F
\ FURS AND FUR FARMING
Dave Gray. Superintendent
First prize $2.00 Second prize $1.00
l Class I—Individual skins
All skins enured in Ciass I must have been
taken by entrant or raised bv same.
Lot
1— Best white fox skin .
2— Best red fox skin .
3— Best blue fox skir, .
4— Best silver grey fox skin .
fc—Best cross fox skir. .
G—Best exhibit mink <2':. .
7— Best exhibit ermine (")
8— Best polar bear skin
9— Best 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 be awarded.
1—Any exhibit of live fur bearing animals .
Class III—Commercial Furs
Lot
1-Best com mercies’] 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
liame and the maker must be a resident of the
Second Division of Alaska.
< J .'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 50<t
Decorative Arts
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1— Block printing .
2— Batik . ..
3— Spatter . ...
4— Native flowers used in conventional decoration
5— Clay modeling .
6— Basketry .
7— Leather work ...
8— Bead work .
9— Decorative metal work.
Weaving
10— 'Two harness .
11— 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 .—
3C—Flower boxes .-.
31— Ship models ..
32— Wood carving .-.
Hobbies
33— Most unusual
34— -Most practical
35— -Baby sleds (Not Eskimo)
Class II—Ne»dle Work
First prize $1.00 Second prize 50c
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 .i
14— Vanity sets . i
Colored Embroidery
15— Solid . !
16— Hardanger
17— Applique . I
18— French knot .j
19— Cross stitch i
20— Eyelet .
21— Lazy Daizy ..
22— Pillow slips ..
23— Vanity sets .
24— Scarfs .I
25— Table cloths .I
26— Bedspreads .. i
27— Wool embroidery ....
28— Miscellaneous .
29— Drawn work..
30— Needlepoint ...
31— Bragelio ..-.
Crocheting
32— Linens ...
33— Sweaters and blouse .!
34— Dresses or suits .J
35— Bedspreads .
36— Afghans ....;
37— Baby and childrens clothing .
38— Baby and childrens caps, mittens, etc .
39— Scarfs ..
40— Gloves and mittens .
41— Miscellaneous .
42— Tatting . ..
43— Quilting ...
44— Smocking .
45— Swedish weaving ...
Knitting
46— Linens ...
47— Sweaters and blouses . ,
48— Dresses or suits .... j
50— Afghans . |
51— Baby and childrens clothing . i
52— Baby and childrens caps, gloves, mittens, etc
53— Scarfs . j
54— Gloves and mittens . j
55— Miscellaneous .
Clothing
56— Dresses . j
57— Suits or coats . ,
58— Biouses
59— Miscellaneous . '
Quilts (All must be fully completed)
(Quilts can be entered in only one class I
60— ASppliqued I
61— Embroidered . I
62— Pieced ..f. .|
63— Most attractive design
64— .Best work in piecing
65— Best quilting done on quilt by exhibitor,
66— Cut work .
Decorative Hall Hangings
67— Crayc.t .
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 $2 00 Second prize $100
Lot
1— Animal life
2— Landscapes
3— Marine .
4— Portrait .. !
5— Still life ..
Class III—Miscellaneous
First prize $1.00 Second prize 50c
Lot
1— Pen and ink sketches
2— Pen and ink portrait ..
3— Crayon sketches .
4— Pencil sketches
5— Cartoon.
6— Pastella .
7— Pattern designing
8— Charcoal drawing .
9— Miscellaneous .
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 win'er picture .
17— Best marine picture .
18— Unclassified .
MacDonald Co/s
Supt. Anderson
Arrived at Nome
M 'in Anderson, construction
superintendent for the MacDon
ad Construction Company of St.
Louis Missouri, who arrived here
today via plane from Seattle, af
ter a flight of less than a day and
naif, brings the long-looked
ft federal building project to
another point in its history, as:
he declared this afternoon, that
excavation work for the founda
tion and basement would start in
a day or two.
S'.aiing that the work on the
new Nome Federal Building was
to get under way at once, and
while he looked over the "lay of
the land.” Mr. Anderson, reveal
ed that the company expected on
ly to construct the foundation and
basement this year, and resume
construction work again in the
spring of 1938—which consider
ably changes the rumored reports
that active building would contin
ue during next winter.
"Outside of the foundation and
basement”, said Mr. Anderson,
“the building will be of frame
construction, not concrete”, when
queried as to the details of the
building.
The MacDonald Construction
Company was awarded the con-,
tract on a bid within a few doll
ars of $355,000—following three
separate attempts to secure bids j
by the government, which in ev- ■
ery case exceeded the allotment, t
The last attempt late this spring
was on the basis of a change in.
specifications from the original
plans for the building.
The arrival here of Mr. Ander
son comes as a marked highlight
to a three-years’ campaign to se
cure for Nome a new federal
building to house the federal ag-1
encies of the Second Division—
a want made necessary by the
fire of 1934,
France Looking
At Situation In
Sino-Jap Fracas
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are on the way from Japan’s main
land.
Take Over Railway Stations
The Japanese military com
mand today took over the last of
the three railway stations at
Tienttsin. They have staked out
two airports and have begun the
nstallation of a military commun-1
ications system at Tientsin. Barb
ed wire barircades have been er
ected around Japanese mills and
warehouses at Tientsin. Trains
crowded with Japanese who are
evacuating Peiping, are doing to
Tientsin.
NOTICE
The Nome Daily Nugget carries
several forms of printing blanks
for your convenience — Dredge
Logs, thawing and drill reports,
Mining Deeds, Placer and Lode
Location Notices. Vouchers,
Calkins’ Shoppe
SPECIAL
Ladies’ Silk Dresses
Marked at $4.95
AT
Calkins’ Shoppe
“SOURDOU Gif”"
Letter Heads & Envelopes
For Sale At The Nome
Daily Nugget.
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this summer in connection with
activities of reclaiming fossils dug
up by the dredges in that section.
Miss Bunnell and Mrs. Murie w.ll
remain on the island until about
the first of August, the other two
scientist will continue their act
ivities of unearthing more valu
able scientific articles of an early
culture, until a later period of the
fall.
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