OGALNEWS
'he Nome Kennel Club completed
>tber successful season of dog
ee, carnival sports and amuse*
otts that will make history for Us
st worthy organization.
The spirit shown by the mem*
s of the club and eagerness to
p by everyone In Nome, made
possible to carry out elaborate
ns this year. „
The Kennel Club Karnlval held
t Saturday evening at the Ragle
11 was attended by one of the
st enthusiastic crowds ever as*
nbled in the hall.
The opening event on the pro
un was a play capably directed
Garnet Martin. “You Tell Em"
iyed by the Arctic Dramatic
ub, cast as follows: Florence
nney, Margaret Rowe, Betty Lin
erry and Carl Glavinavich.
After the play the Jitney Dance
tried. Five cents a dance and
9 floor was packed. The Nome
zhestra rendered excellent music.
The Country Store with its
cks of groceries, was jammed
th eager patrons, and. a
lucky guessers passed thru the
owd with armsful of winnings.
There was a nigger baby booth
ider the management of A1
irey crowded full of sure shots *
id then the crack and bang of
2 rifles started over in Edua
iristofferson’s target range. Pat
•ns stood in line waiting their
turn to show thetr skill or try
ing their luck. There were 2000
rounds of ammunition shot away
and the winners of the prizes
were: First, Archie" Wheeler, per
fect score; second. Bob Oumauk,
99; third, Carl Glavinovich, 99.
The second prize was awarded
to Bob on account of his group
being In on© hole with the excep
tion of one shot out of the bulls
eye. Carl made 99 percent one
■target after another, but his shots
were not quite as closely grouped
as Bob's.
During' all this time the Queen
of the Trail guessing contest was
causing much interest and teh
score board showed thousands of
votes piling high for the favorite.
On the stroke of twelve the booth
closed and a little later Miss
Jane Jones was pronounced Queen
of the Trail for 1933,
Fascinatingly pretty. Miss Jones
was escorted to the center of tho
big stage, by Mr. Chas. Code,
president of the Nome Kennel
Club, and seated on the geld and
green throne. As the Queen rose
to bow In appreciation of the rec
eption she received, president
Code crowned her with a dog
collar and then placed avo\n\d*
trt&iiPs*i5eautfhil gold nugget neck
lace, a gift from the club^ Then
Queen Jane presented the winners
of the dog races their prizes as fol
lows: f
Men's Speed Race; first, Al
Carey (Established a new world’s
record). Second, Ed, Rohn; third.
Pete Olson.
Women’s Speed Race, seven mile
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Loop Trail—first, Lottie Mish, 29
min. 10 sec. Second, Phyllis Rob
inson; third ''tedna Christofferson,
This race caused a great deal
of Interest on account of the time
between teams. There was five
seconds* between the first and sec
ond teams, thirty-two seconds be
tween the second and third teams;
The High School Race was won
>by Virginia Lomen, second, James
Walsh and third, Richard Lee. ,
The Borden Marathon Race was
won (by Dr. Braafladt, Carey 2nd.
Punguk 3rd. „ *
Winners of the children’s Race
were, first, Dan Jones, second
Louis Thompson and third Prank
O'Farrell.
Winners of the small children’s
race, so&e of the little fellows not
over four years old caused much
entertainment. The teams assemb
led in front of the fire- station
All teams . (one dog) were ready
long before time to start. These
(togs were the iplaymates, sitting
in thet tiny sleds left the scratch
on time, but some of them took
their time, in fact some did not
finish but none lose their •’team”
and the race finished with no ac
cident with all the streets filled
with dog teams, mushers and spec
Near the finish little Charles
Calkins was destined to win, when
the five year old aon of pilot
j Graham, Bill Jr. said his “team”
shot out and passed Calkins win
ning by a length. Both drivers
stepped out of their sleds and
turning them over to the owners
asked for some ice cream.
After the awards were presented
Queen Jane sang two selections.
Her sweet birdlike voice held
every one in the hall spell bound.
Then tha rush Tot concessions star
ted again.
i Those in charge of the con
cessions not previously named
were:
Mrs. Howe, Fortune Telling.
Mrs. Martin, »Jaipanese String
Game. ’*
A1 Carey, Nigger Baibies
Mrs. Chick Adams and Mrs.
Mrs, McConaghy, Fish Pond.
! McConaghy and Chick Adams,
Country Store.
Gus O’Deary assisted by Bell
Hops, Dance Hall.
Prize waltz, Mr. and Mrs. G«v
I Mis.h.
Spot dance. Miss Kellet and
Allen Dee.
Betty Linaberry, Minature Golf.
Deputy Rube Cramer, Wheel of
! Chance. ' *
Edna Christoffersioii, Shooting
j Gallery.
Art Harris, Queen Contest.
NOTICE
The undersigned wish to ex
tend their thanks to all who ass
isted, whether members of the
many committee or not , in mak
ing the Kennel Klub Karnival a
success..
Nome Kennel Club
BARBARA STANWYCK
IS SENSATIONAL HIT
JThe sweeping significance of a
screen play like “The Miracle Wo
man.” the Columbia film that
opens ad the _ Dream Theatre,
Tuesday, April 11 should long re
main in the memory of theatre
goers. Here is a brilliantly con
ceived film about the age-old but
powerful theme of regeneration
through love. Barbara Stanwyck
contributes another of her mem
orable performances In the dram
atic and emotional starring role.
Without any question of doubt,
here is a star that is sensational.,
She la one of the outstanding act
resses in pictures—beautiful and a
performer of pare ability. Such
sincerity in acting is rarely seen.
She has made every one of her
screen in|terpretations a master
piece through her ability to act
ually feel her way Into the part.
Ikon’t miss her performance In this
film.
NOTICE
For other local new* during
the week days look on pages S
and 4 under days of the week
with telegraphic news aa publish
ed In the dally bulletin.
DONATIONS!
A Box has been arranged at
Lomen's Drug Store by Red Crons
officials so that those who wish
to donate Or contribute may do so.
The funds will be for the earth
quake sufferers in California.
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Admission 66 cents including tax
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Admission 76 cents including tax
ONE SHOW FRIDAY, APRIL 15 AT 7:80 PM
“THE DUDE RANCH”
WITH
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Admission 65 cents including tax
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