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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-07
Weather Today GU. s. Weather Bureau)

High pressure centered some- where northwest of Nome is mov- ing slowly southeastward attend ed, by clearing and colder weath- CT over the interior and north western Alaska. The low is still centered about 150 miles south of Kodiak Island, although having diminished somewhat in inten- sity. IL has caused rain over south and southeastern Alaska with more than seven inches of rain being recorded at Cordova during the past twenty four hours. Some snow was recorded over scatter ed parts of the interior during the night.
 Temperatures are slightly be- low normal with the lowest last night p degrees and the highest yesterday 43.
 A brilliant display of the Aur- ora Borealis (Northern Lights to the layman) was visible shortly before midnight and lasted until sometime in the early morning hours.
 The Northland's position as re- ported to the Weather Bureau at midnight was just off Vancouver Island. With good weather along the rest of her course she should drop anchor sometime this after noon at Seattle, bringing to a suc- cessful close, her 1887 Boring Sea Patrol.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-07
THE GREAT AMERICAN GAME

To Americans, young and old, The World Series baseball con- tests each fall, represent fitting climax to six months season of thrills and spectacular display of teamwork and baseball ability.
 Even in far-away Nome there are many who are interested in these games, played between the winners of the American and National Leagues, in this case the Yankees of the American and the Giants of the Nationals, both of New York City.
 Judging by the sales of papers and the frequent telephone calls all day yesterday, interest in the Great American Game, remains undying.
 Today the Tanks won their second straight game of the Ser ies, and strangely by the same score as yesterday.
 The games will continue un- ii one or the other of the two teams, has won four out of sev- en games. The Tanks now have the edge, with 2 10 game score.
 Which brings to mind the fact that Nome has its own baseball season, but unlike the States, conducts it during the dead of winter.
 Indoor baseball as played in
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-07
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

Nome has drawn more spectators and received more interest and enthusiasm than dozen World Series-and all because il gives to the spectator that American privilege of 'bawling the tar'' out of anyone and everyone con- nected with the game-and after all, what American doesn't en- joy the opportunity of letting off steam and having a good time doing it at that?
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-07

kimo language is an art, as many words used by the whites are un- known to the untutored child of the Northland, whose vocabulary at the best is limited to but a few hundred words.
 The Creation story of the Es- kimo differs from the Bible, and as We attribute it to a civilized source we must give Asiatics in- stead of missionaries credit for having promulgated it among the tribes of Alaska. .
 According to the lgeend, the world was made beautiful, warm and nice. Axeaktuk, whcih is Es- kimo for perfection. Meat was to be had for the killing, and skins hung at the door of every igloo in plenty. This perfection, how ever, was not immediate, but the result of long chemical changes. At first the world was in a liq- uid state, but after ages it solid flied. After it reached this stage man was created. He first was made double-faced and four-eyes, so he could go forward and back ward, and game could not escape him. The Creator told him what he must do, the kind of life he must live, and left him 10 enjoy all the beautiful things in the world.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-07
Japan Astounded
 Action Of United
 States State Dept

(Continued From Page One) ice and humanity for China, at the same time directly contro- verting every international law" by selling China dunn dunn bull cts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-07
Caterpillar School


 "A Caterpillar school will be opened in Fairbanks soon,' said Lhamon, and T believe 1t is go- ing to be a tremendous success. Proper instruction in operation of this type of equipment, what its capabilities are, and how il will perform, will be of great interest to AlaSkanS. l believe. 4 factory man will be in attend. ance, and I'm sure all of us vii learn great deal" he stated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-07
ATTENTION PIONEERS

Regular meeting of Pioneers of Alaska IgloO No. l. Wednesday, October 6, at 8 p.m., at Almer Rydeen's office. All members re- queSted to attend, business of inn pOrtance. Dave Gray, Secty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-07
Caterpillar Mgr.
 On Visit to Nome

(Continued From Page One) home in newly constructed building equipped for service of all kinds and also sales.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
Highway Leader
Will Make Tour
Over Route Soon

Harland E. Wells of Whitefish.
Mont, president of the Information
al Four States Highway association,
is about to begin a Semi-annual trip
over the route TO keep the commu-
mites on the road interested. and
TO not anG report progress along
the highway. PreSiaent Wells has
just made trip north of Whitefish
and into Canada, and reports that
work is under way on the Canadian
side Of the line. and the province
Of British Columbia has started
work on Improvements between
Roosville on the border and Elko.
using force of about one hundred
men. The trayel-way is % feet
wide, and the contractors are hard
surfacing the road as they go
along.
The highway III Mnntana between
Whiteflsh, Eureks and the Cana
dian border at Roosyille. Wells re-
ports in excelleni condition. Last
week, the Forest Service let the
contract for a short strip At Con-
ner, in southern Montana at the
Idaho state line, thus making the
highway into Montant 100 per cent
completed.
With the work going on north
Of the boundary line in British
Columbia between Roosville and
Elko. the British Columbia sector
leading to Banff. Lake Louise and
Jasper National Park will also be
almost completed Additional con-
tracts in the Sawtooth National
Forest and along the Salmon River
makes another step in completing
the mileage in that State Nevada
has a big construction program in
progress on Highway U. S. SO. and
one fourth of that states construc-
ton funds this year will be ex-
pended on the four states route.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES. June y. CU.PJ-
Heavy supplies in most lines with
prices steady TO weak. under a slow
buying demand.
Asparagus: moved slowly. local
extra fancy 7-7tzc 10. Small 4-4hr.
Tips 2ls-3lzc. san Diego Co. large
7-7i2e; small 8 y SC.
cantaloupes: oyersupply; Imperial
Valley jumbo lSs 65-s5c. Jumbo 23s
$4,000. Jumbo 45s s1.15-S1.25.
Lettuce: weaker: SANTA Maria
Guadalupe. and Lompoe drypack As
Sl.0O-Sl.25 crate. 5 dozen 5U65c.
Local loose pack 9 dozen 25-35e.
Melons: Imperial Valley honey
balls jumbo ASS xl.25-sl.35: 36s
s1.15-Sl.25; standard 45s s1.00-sl.l5.
Peas: steady Guadalupe. Lompoc
and San Luis ObispO stock 3 y 4 !. c.
Peseadero pole peas 5-6e.
squash. steady. local Orange Co.
and san Diego Co. white summer
30-35c. Dark Italian 35-40e. Light
25-3Oc.
Tomatoes: steady. Imperial and
Coaeheila Valley STOPS 75-s0c
crate. Il tops 1850. lg-tops= 50-G0c.
Flats 5x6s G5-75e. s5a Pedro lugs
5x5s 81 .5O-sl.65; 5x6s 81 40 81. so,
Orange CO. 5x5s and 5x6s 81 Be-
sl.50; 6x6s Sl.15-s1.25. A fsw Whit
tier 6x7s sl.25.
watermelons: steady, Imperial
Valley klondikrs and stripes car
lot sales Of 1920 10. average $50
s22 so.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
NEW YORK STOCKS

N5w YDnh. Jurc II. lU.PD-
Stocks ma de spiri.ed recovery to
day after announcement Of fed
eral steel mediation board To cope
with the aeel labor situation. The
rally caEIe after aHother decline
40 new lows tor the year.
Trading picked VI. Steel shares
which It'd the earlier decline. were
L. 5. Steel touched 92l2 and jumped
TO 97l2, Up 3A points net. Bethle-
hem came back from 7s 10 s24, up
- net. Youngstown Sheet * Tube
made a hsg low al 74s4 and then
rallied TO 1855 up l3s net.
Railroad issues made broad re-
coveries. New York Central. which
had beea driven down TO a new
low for the year, rallied points.
Westinghouse Electric rose
points after touching 1872 off 2h
chrysler made new low al 81 u
and then rose 10 lU2, up net. 9th
er motors made corresponding re
coVeries.
gain OF nearly a point. led utility
stocks higher. L. ). Rubber was a
faYorirt. in the rubbers. selling near
81 against a low of 53A. Interna-
uonaI Harvester was bid up near
iy points from its low.
Mail order shares made broad re-
eoVeries. oils came back under lead
OF STANDARD of New Jersey which
made a net gam OF = point attef
equailing its 1887 low.
Copper issues returned 10 small
advances from shart setbacks. L. 5.
Smelling was slow 10 rally after
selling at a rev low of rs off AZ.
After Secretary of Labor Perkins
announced "A mediation board To
handle the steel strike situation
Wall Street concluded settle
msnt was not far off.
other unfaYorable marker fac
tors lost their recent influence.
French financial problems have not
been factors. Trouble would deYel-
op IL the French repatriated mil
lions invested here but market men
believe they will not do SO in the
present troubled condition Of
French finances.
Sales were appro Njmateiy LEO, 600
shares against 100000 yesterday.
curb stock sales to1aied 245.O0O
shares. against l7S.000.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages; Iudustrials lt770s up
l.s4: Raj 53.ss, up OIL. unity
aG IS up 0.04.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
Governor Backs
Move to Speed
Up Shipbuilding

SACRAMENTO. Cal. June II. UP
Governor Frank F.. Merriam add
ed his support today to a move to
stimulate shipbuilding activity on
the Pacific coast and particularly
in California. where operations have
been at a virtual standstill for
years.
Included in series of u legis-
lative bills enacted into law with
the governors signature were two
measures sponsored by Assembly,
man Ray Williamson, San Fran
cisco, specifically to encourage ship
building. One measure exempts
from the state use tax all mater
ials used in construction of yes
sells of more than 1000 tons. The
second eXempts sale of such ships
from the state sales tax
The governor also approved one
Of the sessions most important ag-
ricultural measures. the California
marketing act of 1897 Under this
law. the state director of agricul-
ture may, after notice and hearing,
issue a marketing order affecting
any agricultural commodity. Such
orders would be effective only with
consent of IS per cent of the per-
sons affected, either on a numer-
ical or crop tonnage basis.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANG GELES, June It. U.PD-
New low prices ratified off the
board OF the Los Angeles Stock EX-
change again today, although. on
the whole. a slightly more optimis-
tic tone was apparent. with Il is
sues rising, as against IS droDDing
and Il unchanged.
nance down 212 II 1872 on sale of
200 shares; Bandini Oil down l. to
New lows included: Pacific Fl
As on. sale of 400 shares; Repub-
lie Petroleum pfd. down 3l2 to 43
on sale of so shares; Superior Oil
down Is 10 397s on sale Of 100
shares.
Other sales included: Interna-
tiional Cinema 100 shares $1.15. down
.l5 cents; l.. A. Industries loo
shares 3ss, unchanged; Transamer-
lea l40O shares l25s up 4 Bolsa
chica A 100 shares AZ, up i Rich
field Oil 400 shares 8, up y; Re
public Petroleum 600 shares Ga. up
y; Sunray Oil goo shares 4, up Is
Union OIL 500 shares 23h, unchang-
ed; Globe Grain and Milling 200
shares 49,. up = Lockheed Air
craft 90 shares llI, up - Edi-
son 5& percent pfd. loo shares
- :, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17

tionalists and enemies of the people
ended their blasts with the signi-
fieant "and others.
Il was announced that A. G.
cherkiakov, president of the White
Russia republic, had committed
suicide for personal and family
reasons.
But eoincidently it was revealed
that the Communist executive for
White Russia had sent him a note
askig him why he permitted trait
ors" TO sidetrack plans for two i'm
portant military inventions.
Criticism extended even to Valery
Mezhlauk. commisser for heavy
industry in the cabinet of the So
Wet Union Pravda, official news
paper organ of the communist
party. warned that it was time
for him TO introduce "Bolshevist
order" in the automotive and SUBJ
sidiary industries.
As in the case of arrests, there
was no means OF obtaining authen-
tic figures on executions. There was
only one specific announcement for
any area-the far east, where the
newspaper Pacific Star announced
that "a men had been executed.
The very announcement of
charges against scores of men nam
ed in newspapers meant that they
must face firing squads.
Names of prominent men dis
missed or arrested mounted hourly.
G. NJ. Krutov, president OF the
Far Eastern republic, was relieved
of his duties yesterday and ex-
PEELED from the central executive
committee of his government. No
reason was given President Larin
OF the Black Sea executive COM
mittee was denounced as an enemy
of the people. Kalmoniyich, until
recently commissar for state arms
of the whole Union, was arrested
as a Wrecker along with others of
almost equal prominence.
The editor of one of the biggest
newspapers, Zviadza, in White Rus
sia, was denounced as a Trotskyist. |
In the automotive industry the
production chief was warned in
Newspapers that eight days re-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
LIQUOR CHARGE

SACRAMENTO. Cal. june Il
U.P)-AsSistant u. S. Attorney G. b
Helm charged today that Charlie
Carroll of Petaluma. arrested by
federal officers on a secret grand
jury indictment charging operation
of illicit stills. had defrauded the
federal government of $1,000. 900
through his alleged Illegal liquor
traffic. Bail for the defendant was
set at $4,000. Helm indicated ar
rests may be forthcoming The
stills, he said, were operated from
1888 through March. 1897
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17

slhlItv Of q decision b foul.
Tire referee. - b. selected from
dIee eligible Illinois residents a few
minutes before the bout. VII score
any fouls against The offender
A round may b. lasl Il The referee
decides the foui Is serious enough.
Il a fighter Is injured severely
the referee VII see # his handlers
wish % throw in a towel Il they
decide not 10 the referee may. At
his discretion award A technical
out Of the ring he Will be given
Knockout victory
In the case Of knoekdoWns the
"long count repetition Will be avoid
ed BY definite provisions. II vas
announced. As soon as \ knock
down occurs the timekeepef will
begin the count while the referees
waves the man on his feet 10 the
farthest corner. Then the referee
Is TO pick up the count with the
time keeper and not oegin it al
ever again.
Il n boxer is knocked completely
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
PROGRAM FOR ANNUAL VALLEY
FALL HORSESHOW ANNOUNCED

Program for Imperial Valleys
fall horseshow. to be held next
autumn, was released Thursday to
allow prospective contestants to
prepare early.
1880 A. NJ.
To be shown in hand:
l. Thorobreds registered class.
Stallion colt gelding Or filly
foaled during:
ta) 1897
(b) 1886
tc) 1885 or previous
2 Half-breed class.
Stallion colt, gelding or filly
foaled during:
ta) 1897
(bl 1886
tc) 1885 of previous
3. Stock horse class.
Stallion colt, gelding or filly
foaled during:
(a) 1897
(b) 1886
(c) 1885 of previous
4. American saddle bred, regist-
cred any age.
8. Best child's pony. Any age.
1912 hands and under
6. Best child's pony. Any age.
l0-2 to 14-2 hands inclusive.
100 p. M.
/. Grand Parade
2 Novice class under 16 Horses
and childres who have not won
first prize at a previous show.
ta) English 3 gated.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
Rules to Govern Championship
Fight Drawn Up in Conference

CHICAGO, June It. up Rules
which will govern the Braddoek-
Louis championship bout a comls-
key Park next Tuesday night we're
agreed upon today al a meeting
of the fighters representatives IN
Illinois boxing commission offices
Principal changes guarded against
repetition of the Dempsey-Tunney
long count" reestablished the tech
nical knockout. and eliminated pos
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
CRASH FATAL

SACRAMENTO Cal, June II
UP)-TWo men and a woman were
killed today when an automobile
crashed into a sidetracked railroad
tank car.
Folice identified the dead as
Frances Vindrola, Mynoso Reinoso
and Rafael Pulido, all of Jackson.
The men were believed TO be min
ere. The car. registered to Pulido,
failed to negotiate a curve in the
road and plowed into the car, Off
GERS said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. June !. 1U.PD-A turn
10 favorable weather conditions
over the north American wheat belt
brought selling into the grain mar
ket here today. Selling was rather
heavy early in the day, when net
losses Of nearly cents were re-
corder. but fell off later.
Al the close wheat was = cent
lower to y cent higher; new corn
y TO 70 cent higher; old corn =
cent higher; and oata : cent lower
TO y cent higher.
Corn followed wheat down early
in the session but steadied on re-
ports that wrt weather was In
terfering with cultivation of the
crop in the central producing area.
Oats held about steady while rye
was lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
L. a. L.vEs

-~-~UD~----
Los ANGELES. June 7. tu.P)-
Livestock.
iIags I5o, very slow, bidding low
- Besi bid Sl1.75. held at $l2.
cattle zoo, holdoVerS 433, steady
10 strong Medium TO good fed
steers $50 -sio,6Os grass steers
81 4AsS Sa.8A, MeStcaus S6.25; grass
hrifeFs SToo down. Good grass cows
kg.aA Rnus TO S6.5e, .e
calves tbo, strong, Nealers 9.25-
sfe,as, Calves 50 IS. Down.
sheep lb0. haldoVers SIT. no sales.
4safg Wednesday, medium spring
ismhs 81 70, sorted al 1876.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17

manned to him % get a flow of
automobile parts started or TO face
trial. Executives of chemical. rub
ber, textile and other industries
were warned that they must in
crease the efficiency of their units.
Some were denounced as Trotsky-
lists. The officials of big yeter-
mary hospital were charged with
sending plague germs instead of
medicines TO farms.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
RUNOFF NEEDED

SACRAMENTO, Cal, June II.
mP)-Officials said today a runoff
election would be necessary TO de-
termine whether William Dunn or
Jack Herold is to be president Of
the new cannery workers union To-
cal Dunn, attacked by opponents
as the employers candidate" poll
Ell 1859 votes. but needed a l,476
vote majority. Herold was the
choice of 1,154 workers. Dunns run
ming mates for others executive
Jobs were ahead but short of VIC
tory.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17

(b) Western 3 gated
HorsemanShip 75G6; man.
ners and way of going $50
3. Children's Western 3 gated.
"a Children under IL years
Cb) Children from IL to l6
years.
HorSemanship 40%; man
nerS and way of going CO.,
4. Trotting race. One half mile
Open. English equipment.
5. Ladies 3 gated English. 16
and over Horsemanship 40Go;
manners and way OF going co..
e. Children's 3 gated English.
ca Under u years.
tbb) u TO l6 years.
Horsemanship, 40%6; man.
ners and way of going 6096
T. Egg and spoon race
10 to Is years inclusive.
8. Pair class. Open. Uniformity
and general appearance, $50;
performance and manners, 75@5
9. Cow pony race. Quarter mile.
Open. Western equipment. Over
16 years.
10. Horsemanship class. 10 to Is
years.
ca English.
(b) Western
Walk, trot, canter, right
and left lead; back, mount
and diSmount. Horseman-
ship 75%; manners and
way of going 25%.
II. Family class.
Performance and manners 75@o
uniformity and general appear
ance 25ao.
Il. Boys race. 300 yards. Not
over l6 years.
l3. Cutting even for cowboys
IA. Adults horsemanship class
Over l6. Open.
ta English
tb) Western
Walk, trot, canter: right
and left lead; back, mount
dismount.
Is. Jumping event.
ca II to 16 years.
(b) l6 and over.
horse to clear #. 9 inch
hurdles.
16. Girls race, 300 yards. Not
over 16.
IT, Adults race. Quarter mile. l6
years and over.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
Child Crushed to
Death by Truck
Driven by Father

NOGALES, Ariz., June II. fU.P)
Crushed against a wall by a
truck driven by his father, Luis
Garcia, jr., three years old, was
killed here late last night.
The father, local grocer,
failed to see the child which
tOddled after him as he entered
the truck. The child was crushed
against the corner of build
ing wall as the truck turned in
to a street, and died within a
few minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
Legion Commander
Hits Strike Violence

PHOENIX, Ariz., June II. up
Harry w Colmery, Topeka. Kan.
national American Legion COM
mander, visited the Grand Canyon
today after warning a group of
legionnaires here that current
strikes and violence ARE signifi-
cant departures from the Ameri-
can plan"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
Markets At
A Glance
by United Press

Stocks rally sharply after decline
TO new 1897 lows.
Bonds irregularly lower; govern
ment bonds irregular.
Curb stocks Irregular
Foreign Exchange easy.
Cotton futures develop strength.
Grains narrowly mixed; wheat y
cent lower to = cent higher.
Rubber futures higher.
Silver at New York unchanged
- 44A. a fine ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
SIS Reward

Will be paid by the manufacturer
for any Corn GREAT CHRISTIE
PIER POSITIVE Corn Cure cam
not remove Also removes Warts
and Callouses. 35c at Clements
Drug Store. ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
SWEEPS RUSSIA IN DRIVE AGAINST TRAITORS

count of 20 seconds in which to
return. Ten seconds will be allowed
If he is merely knocked through
the ropes onto the ring apron.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
WAVE OF CHARGES
AGAINST LEADERS

MOSCOW June II UP)-A mercfess determination
o traitors spread through Soviet Baltic
Black Seas the Pacific today.
Hundreds OF men were involved already which
nomeed long lists of wrecke spies traitors Troskys.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
l. A. GRAINS
L. A.. Hay
90

Los ANGELES, June 16. CU.PD-
q. s. No. extra ,kafy $20.50-$21 90
II. s. No. ........ $1S.0o-$lS.00
II. 5. No. 2 leafy ....... S17. OG- $500
Il. $. No. & good mixed Sl6.0O-sl7.0O
fThese prices represent Wholesale
quotations. Retail prices generally
run 81 90 hiRher1.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
CLEAN FALSE TEETH
GET RID OF STAINS
New E..y Wayne Brushing

New Easy Way-No brushing
stera. Kleen. amazing new discovery. Re-
moves blaeksst stains. taruizh. tartar Ike
magic. Just put false teeth Or bridges In
glass of water aud add stera- kleen powder.
No messy brushing. Recommended b. den
tists-approYe b. Good Housekeeping. Al
all druggists. Money back Il not delis
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, June II. U.PD-
Security First Natl. 49,. No. Quot.
Transamerica .......... l2tz 12zs
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
l.. A. BUTTER * EGGS.

Los ANGELES II. uU.P1-
Butter and eggs
Butter: extra g3c. prime firsts
II \ standard 81 y underg.ade 2S5z
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17

A Personal Effects
Insurance Policy cannot
keep your belongings
from being lost, stolen
or destroyed but it will
reimburse you finan-
eially against losses
cause d by these
hazards.
Edgar Bros. Realty Co.
COS Main Phone 16O
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17

. HERE ARE COMBINATION SWIM q
Sun Suits big flower prints White
Cotton Jersey lined see these on TIL,
Balcony.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-18
Was Showed Under
 Favor of Black

(Continued From Page One) court because he was a member if the senate when "emoluments' of justices were increased by leg islation permitting jurists to re- tire on full pay.
 He asserted that Van DeVanter was still a member.
 The Alabam congressman sad he understood Governor Graves had decided to appoint his wife Dixie as a temporary successor to Black. She would serve al least part of the 1888 session.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-18
NOTES ON THE FAIR
(Continued From Page Two)

(Continued From Page Two)
 To sportsmen who have cast covetous eyes on the splendid prizes to be awarded in the Fish Division, Binks Seiffert seems to be the toughest kind of competl- tion. The array of large beauti- ful trout and SiZeable grayling in his last catch threatens to win the award for largest trout and the prizes for the best catch for both trout and grayling.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-18

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