letters, compositions, papers end penmanship, the judges will consider
spelling and neatness as well as thought, expression and style. 5*
Owners must call or send postage for return of exhibits after the
fair, Class I--First Gradc--l3t Prize, 50^; 2nd Prize, 25^. Lot 1
Specimen hand-writing, four lines 2. Specimen of crayon coloring
3. Exhibit of free-hand cutting 4. Specimen of construction work.
Class II—Second Trade Lot 1. Specimen hatin-writing, four linos
2. Free-hand cutting 3. Snccimon of crayon coloring 4. Original Story
Class III—Third Grade First Prize, 50^; Second Prize 25$ Lot 1
Two pages Palmer Penmanship drill 2. Water color drawing 3. History
story with free-hand illustration 4. Original Story. Clasa IV
Fourth Grade--First arize
, 50r/«
, Penmanship drill 2,
>ccond Prize
25^
of P ilmcr
free hand cutting; 4
ot
hit or color drawing 3.
Original Story. Class V--Fifth Grade --First
1. Three p;
Exhibit of
:cs
Prize, oOrh Second Prize. 25<z? Lot 1. better of friendship 2. Spcci
men pcnmansnip oxc re is cs
Specimen of Industrial
arid sent one os
art s • Class
o. Specimen 01 line Arts
Vl-'-Sixth Grade First 75^
Second, oOe Lot 1, Physical m\p of Alaska 2. Specimen penmanship
exercises and sentences 3. Letter of Friendship 4. Original Story.
Class VII--Seventh Grade First Prize. 75<l\ Second Prize, 50^ Lot 1
;eincnt of model city, giving the
section, parks,
Specimen penmanship exercises and movements 2. Paper on good
citizenship 3. Lap of Western and Eastern Hemispheres 4. Drawing of
bones of the body 5. Free-hand drawings in charcoal. Cla.ss VIII
-Cighth Grade First Prize, 1,00; Second Prize, 75cl Lot 1, Composition
on the Five Lost Important Characters in American History and Why I
Consider them Son (300 words) 2. Set of problems illustrating three
cases in percentage 3. Copy of the Preamble to the U. S. Constitution
4. Civics, Lap showing the nrrang
plan of the city,the arrangement of the business
railroads, municipal plants of different kinds, and the form by which
the streets shall be built. Class IX--High School First Prize, 1.50
Second Prize, 1.00 Lot 1. Description of Annual Break-up 2. Descrip
tion of Colon Day 3, Original Poem--Alaska Subject 4. Paper on
Reindeer Industry of Alaska 5. Paper on the Agricultural industry of
Alaska 6. Pancr on Why Fears should be held in Alaska 7. Transportati
by Airplane in Alaska 8. Fur-Faming in Alaska 9. Alaskars possibility
as a recreation and Vacation Resort 10. The Comparative importance
of Placer and Quartz Lining in Alaska. Rote--Themes should not exceed
500 words. Typic writ ten papers are preferable. Use sheets 8-|xll
inches and write on one side only. Papers winning first prize will
be published in the local paper as space permits. Class X--Special
Wild Flowers--Hu 1 es 1. All school childreii of the Territory are
eligible for the prizes. 2. The exhibits must be na.tivc wild flowers
oi ,
exh:
1~ nlr ,
.bit or;
and must be
in person.
coll., cted
o• Lxhao
>
pressed, mounted and named by the
arc to be mounted with adhesive
o-iuu ujjut uii wniuu Uu.i'iiuui.ru or on suojl
size* 4. On the lower right-hand corner
(a) Common nemo of the flower. (b) Date
(c) Official entry number of exhibitor,
regular entry blanks furnished by the
entered with the Superintendent of the a
The points upon which the exhibits will
of mountinn• (b) Number of varieties ( c)
ooarci, Soiii menus in
of the card must appear;
and locality of collection
5# hntries must be made on
■ ir Association, and must be
ducational Department* 6.
be judged are: (a) Nc atno s s
Attractiveness of mount
Lab
iiSwueling • (e)
£5.00; Third
'U.
.:i.ty of specim..ns* Prizes
’,^4.00 Fourth, ,5.00; Fifth, 02.00
(d) Correctness of
First .6.00 Second^
Division P. Rocks and Kincrals Rules
1. All school children of the Territory are eligible for the prizes*
2. The Rocks and Lmorals must be those found in Alaska, end must be
gathered by the c:diibitdr. 5. nut nos must be made on regular entry
blanks furnished.by the Fair Association, and must be entered with
the Superintendent
A AiU^/i ~-o w xp---1,
at o u - m o • U #
01
mi
Specimens shall not exceed
regulation size trays,
Pc ion. 6. The
specimens
befo'ro their entry*7. The points on which
are--A. Humber or rock or mineral exhibits.
11 Cl
\sngorient of specimens
Division. 4
q u^c-j . kj• mudics .si co bo placed in
which v;ill he furnished by the Fair Assoc
must bo cleaned thoroughly
the exhibit will bo judged
B. Correctness of labeling. C. guality
Class 1--Rocks 1st. Prize, ho.00; 2nd Prize
At the bottom of tile trays must be pranted
B. Locality of colloction. C. Official entry
t xPrize, 5.00; 2nd Prize
be printed--A. I sine r a logical name
emenps or mineral C. Locality of
3.00; 3rd -^rizc
g.OO
Class II--hinerals--lst xPriz
•A* G O O U oOLl 01 Liilvj G .1.1 iiTGi 0
mineral B. Chief chemical el
A* Correct name of rock,
number of exhibitor.
3.00; 3rd Prize, 2.00
of
collection. D.
of call? bit or.
Aud21c rium--Is t
L. _ c c -L1 eia o (
, e . ee ,
printed—A. Lincralo;
of mineral
use, if any, of mino ral E• Official ontry numbcr
Division 0,—Baby E: dub it-Monday 4:00 p.m. at
, Blue Ribbon; 2nd Prize, Red Ribbon; Award of
White Ribbon--Diploma;:] will be awarded to P
Chic
nze
.zc -"Pinners