The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 13, 1904, Page 9

Ccmpare This With the Only | Other Western Prize Baby Last Sunday. She ject, and nega- ring ety. we pub- ¥ ittle one's phs that ap- aper were entered -in competition, the last Margaret n entire West so honored: and, moreover, that, ag in the case of pretty Mistress Moist, Mr, ell would journey all the way ss the continent just to make sketches of her, which should eventual. ly be worked up into a life-sized paint. ing costing over $1200 and be presented acr E OCTAVIA FISCHER Beautiful Seattle Prize Baby That Formerly Lived in This City. e - SRS - to r as her prize for exceptional to California really belongs al- honor that has been show- these remarkable lit- as’ it may seem, both almost equal size, with matches in brilliant through with brown, ark eyes, full of that at is net lost arsh eye of the cam- face, too, when in re- same serious, h htful expression. Each wears her the center and falling about her ecars and both children it has al waviness that be- lovable disposition. life each child bears ance to the other, are so alike in so though they are the only n on the Pacific Coast that onor is nevertheless considered that they ompetition with American chil- he continent. suggests a w ng point of ccmparigson, therefore, where these two fortunate little girls are so much alike to declde which is the more beau- tiful. As was said pho- tographs winsome Moist, including a large one in the center of the page, much on the same size as this of Mistress Fischer, were published last Sunday. Just look up that paper and compare them with these and see which you think should be awarded the infantile “Judgment of Paris.” But whether you feel equal to the task or not, you will find both of them per- fectly adorable children.