The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 12, 1903, Page 16

16 THE fUNDAY CALL. ~= pIcTURES Fill Cut the Coupon e2nd Sfend It to the Puzz'e Editor, B Sunday Call, S.F. | | April 12, 1903. J | | @ @ PEAXK UP, EVERYBODY. WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT BIRDS? But Sh-h-h, not so loud ) or you will disturb the whole flock on this page, for—softly now—each of the ten pictures in this, the NINTH SET in the THIRD SERIES OF THE SUNDAY CALL’S great puzzle contests, repre- sents the name of a bird. Now caun you solve the puzzles withont any assistanceP Surely every child among you ought to know something—everything—about birds, whether you live in the city or in the country or midway between—in the suburbs. Why, from your earliest infancy every one of you has heard about birds and what they do. They play nearly all the leading parts in your nurser$ rhymes, in your later-day fairy tales, in your Christmas books and in your school primers. And even if you have never seen any of them in real life—which does not seem possible—there are pictures of them every- where. Why, children—all of you—this is just your opportunity to show that you can excel your elders in some things. Of course you know what the last picture—No. 10—is, for the name is printed in big letters on thu bottom of this page. But do you know what the others are? Picture No. 1 for instance? By the way, does any of you know the name of that funny looking man with two short stubby little horns and a sardonic smile? He is called in mythology a Satyr. However, his identity has nothing whatever to do with the solution of this puzzle. It is of far more importance to realize that he is sitting out on' the To Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, San Francisco: Below in their proper num- ease find my solution of of birds in this week's name puzzles. 2 Sreteipertpeatorknshien | beach on the sand, and to observe the strange-looking instrument he is playing, which is called “reed | pipes.” Now combine the main words you find in each of these two observations and you have the name of a bird that is to be found along almost any stretch of saudy beach the whole wide world over—A B ceocevssscessssnssnnssssasss “SANDPIPER."” | Now just one more. Let us jump to Picture No. 8. What sort of a bird do you think could possi- | bly be represented by a picture of a farmer who ha€ been cheated in the purchase of a gold brick? Ah, another question: What would you call a farmer who would buy amy sort of a gold brick? A “JAY”? Well, if you should happen to do anything so foolish how would you feel—pretty blue over the loss of your money, wouldn’t you? Well, there is the name of the bird—a “BLUEJAY.” Now withthese three examples see if you can guess the rest. 7 """""""""""" REMEMBER—You"may send in as many answers in your name as you wish, provided only. that you have a coupon to accompany each answer, and—REMEMBER—there is no age limit and young and old may compete. THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE'PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY CALL TWO WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, APRIL 26. And as for the reward, there are TWENTY PRIZES every week, as usual, for the successful ones. You cannot fail to win one of them if you get to work early, 7 2 B =y send in your answers promptly and—get them right. | Now here are the important points for you to remember: The First Ten Boys and the First Ten Girls who send in correct solutions” to these ten pictures before noon next Friday will win a s RO By s R B | prize. Don’t forget that point, because it is very important. ALL ANSWERS MUST REACH THIS OF- FICE BY FRIDAY NOON. This gives all those in the country an equal chance to compete. Read every- thing on this page to be sure that you overlook nothing that will help you to win a prize. This is what you must do to win a prize: Find the name of a bird represented in each of the ten puzzle pictures and writs it out in full in the space opposite the proper corresponding number provided for the purpose in the coupon on this page as per its directions—fill in your name and ad- 10 c { dress and the prize you desire—if you win—anc mail the coupon to the Puzzle Editor, Sunday .Call, San | Francisco. | FOLLOW THE RULES OR YOU WILL BE DEBARRED. This puzzle contest of the THIRD SERIES will close FOUR WEEKS from to-day, and as a fur- | ther reward of industry and cleverness a -special.prize of $10 and a second prize of $5 will be.awarded | for the highest percentage of correct answers in the whole series of thirteen weeks. T e o L i A Now is your chance. Don’t miss it. Every picture is as easy as those three that have been re- | vealed to you. | THESE ARE THE PRIZES FROM WHICH YOU MAY SELECT IF YOU SOLVE ALL TEN PUZ- ZLES CORRECTLY: Magic Lantern, Paint Box, Spalding's Tennis Racquet, King Air Gun, Game of N o DRy - iciisttkiort st o | . % | Parchesi, Silver Shirt Waist Set, Baseball Glove, Football, Pear] Handled Knife, Extension Skates, Sil- | : ver Locket, Work Box for Girls, Ping-Pong Set, Nickel Watch .for Boys. = Those who won prizes in the seventh set-—the Colors Names Set— Published in The Sunday »n B - all of March 29, will find their names in the announcement printed in another column. The names of those who, though tiey did not win prizes, are yet deserving of honorable mention for their good work, are also published on this page. & : - SR 1f I win I choose for prize o= Prize Winners in Qontest of March 29. ') }:LuW is given the list of prize | inners in the puzzie contest &= of N’ rch 29. This was the sev- e Names of Colors«in re Series begun on Feb- See if you are one of the ley, Forest Hill, Cal., workbox; Ethel Squire, 2019 South eet, Stockton, workbox; , 604 Castro street, San ; Adele Fevrier, San Francisco, Ella May Graves, treet, Alden P. 0., Oak- set; Violette Jones, set; Grace 2, Haywards, magic rtle Palmer, flat 3, 7 San Francisco, work- box; A. M. Tranch, 286 Weidler street, Portland, Or., football; Blanche Brooks, 330 Twenty-seventh street, San Francisco, magic lantern; Wilbur Cutts, Live Oak, knife; Wal- ter Cutts, Live Oak, watch; Lee Nor- wvell, 816 Sacramento street, Vallejo, ping pong set; Richard Cross, 103 Collins street, San Francisco, watch; Willie Jacobs, 590 Couch street, Portland, Or., magic lantern; Frank rintzlow, 807 Henry street, Oak- land, baseball glov Tom Roberts, £24 Twelfth street, Oakland, baseball glove; Earle Crellin, Pleasanton, ping pong set; .Claude Woodworth, box 527, Santa Clara, air gun; L. P, Greene, Live Oak, Cal., watch. THCSE WHO DESERVE HONOR- ABLE MENTION. Coe, 837 Buchanan neisco; Mary Johus street. Oakiand; I J. Murphy, 8 Th a ey * Fred G. Lyon, 2 Tiverty st cisco; Willie Van Foipd oy reet, Oakland; Hern Guerrero s . Haslett Jr., 1600 s e AT G c=ch oF These Ten Pictures Represents the Name of a Bird---The Las’: 15 a Quail---Gless the Rest and Win a2 Valuable Prize.