The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 5, 1904, Page 16

16 ~'THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY CALL. Children, Why Are There Oni)‘ One Hundred and Eleven Prize- Winners This Week? HIL editor calling 3 that t You all k of boats ings seen in a jew and yet there were only 111 sed them correctl This is when it 1s considered 1t thousands of answer Some of he children r the whole eight hers again gave the boats tc of the puzzle; s, while « es of Again, there w hundreds upon hun- dreds who guessed the first three boat puzzies correc mble over picture, ny calling it = ntman, a barge, a o g a brig and even an ironclad. t was the wildest sort of gues: zle. haphazard were the e next four puzzles—the 2 jeweiry store. These ch were thought to be by easiest, you really made the blunders over, possibly because most there are so many things seen In a Jewelry store. For picture No. § there were all sorts of answers—bracelets, be!t buckle, spec- tacles, jewel, ruby, diamond, etc., while on the other hand you were all very much agreed that picture No. 6§ was a jocket and picture No. 7 a watch, though there was again a great differ- ence of opinion over picture No. 8, many holding that it was a ring, but y others claiming that it ng widely different. . all of this is most discouraging, &nd the puzzie editor does mot want such a sad state of affairs to occur agein. Those prizes, the whole 150 of them, are meant particularly to be won by a complete list of 150 boys and girls every week, so u must do better. The foilowing are the lucky 111 prize winners ‘ A. Corcoran, Gibbs; Kathryn Slevin, 108 Treat avenue, San Francisco; Nick Kely, Vallejo; Frank Kelly, Val. lejo; L. J Francisco; 64 Dore street, San Dayton, Duncans Mili ‘an Rafael; Elinor Brown, San O. Brown, San Ra- fael: Wal King, Alameda; Mildred Tade, Berkeley: Eeatrice Miner, Ala- mede; Mildred Smith; San Frencisco Liflian re, Santa Rosa; S, 217 Tenth street, Oakland; Pear] Newhy, Dixon; Leslie Kerdell, Alamede: Ruth Dewey, 1525 Scott street. San: Francisco: Hubert Fraser, 44 Hancock street, S8an’ Fran- cisco; Robb'Brown, £75 Church street, San Francieco! Rdiph ' Brow n, 8% Church sireet, San Francisco; W. Mathes, 862 Castro . street, Oakland; Een Osborp, Watsonviile; Lorene Mel. lon, 379 Alcatraz street, Oakland; Er- nest; Franzen, 1505 Flllmore street, San Francisco; Harry Kolb, Palo Alto, Frances Murphy, 2528 McAllister street, San Francisco; Ruth Brandon, Watson. ville: Frank Sturle, Colma; May Ter. ry, 24 Madison avenue, San Francisco; George Brown, Walnut Creek; Mazie Dunn, Bakersfield, James Dunn, Bakersfield; Tresa fimnn. 824 Harri-~ #on street, Ban Francisco; Paul Dunck- horst, Sacramento: Rugpejl Pettingill, Eureka: Frank Kitson, 77 Cumberland sireel, Sas Francisto; Charlie Levison, 88 Cumberiand street, San Francisco; James. Levison, 88 Cumberland street, San Francisco; Chester Levison, 88 Cumberland street, San . Francisco; ‘Walter Madison, 2326 Mission Street, San Francisco; Ruth Chusman, Clem- ents; Will Roberts, 52 Harrison street, San Francisco; Gertrude Dris- coll, Vallejo; -Elizabeth Mathesan, 121 Elevgnth avenhue, Oakland; Leota Grove, Sacramienfo; Edith .Frazier, Sacramento; Vergnica Liguori, Ag- news; Jack Liguyori, Agnews; -Flor- ence Wood, San Rafael; - Léon- ard Coombs, / Agnews; Francis , Curtis, 3171 Twenty-fifth street, San Francisco; Tom Hughes, Flo .Robinson, Gridley; Santa Crug; J. Smith, Gibbs; Jimmie Clark, 2318 Bryant street; San Francisco; R.‘ Calbreath, 112 Jones street, San Francisco; Flor« ence Wissjng,, 240 Fourteenth street, San Francisco; Irene Wissing, = 240 Fourteenth street, San . Francisco;, Gladys Schulte, 915 Dolores street, San Francisco; *F.” Tamaya, Fresno; Dorothy Howe, “8dn Diego; Carl Cal- breath, 112 Jones sireet, San Fran- cisco; Charles Martin, 735-Laurel ave-, nue, San Francisco; Irving Davis, 147 Fourteenth ' street,’ Sar, Francisco; Amy Wiley,, 730 Myrile ‘stréet,* Oak- land; Helen Travis, 526 Harvisonstreet, San Francisco; - Annié +Girwood, 1256 Church street, San - Francisco; Ofve ‘White, 2229 Sutter street, San Fran- cisco; Mildred Nidever, Santa Crus;/ Mabel Dolan, 946 Grace avenue, Oak< land; Gertrude Hemphill, 945 Grace avenue, Oakland; Florence Plummer, 2031 Linden avenue, Oakland; Minnle - — EASYPUZZLES THISWEER Beautiful Bocks---Onz Runirid and Fifky of Them--- For Those Whe Guess Thesev Puzzles Tc-Day. H, children, this week you will all fin' prizes without a doubt, for the puzzles are very easy. For instance, you all knew about the great men of the nation, who are America's most prominent Sen- ators, and you all know the different. kinds of trees. You read about the former in the newspapers and you are taught ‘about the latter in your school books. Truly, you must not protest that you have not, because the Puzzle Editor will not accept any siich excuse. FEverybody, if not you wee, small children, then your parents or your friends, has heard of Senators Tillman and Beverldge and Cannon and Quay and Rayner and Lodge and Gorman and, oh, ever so many raore, so it should not be difficult for you to decide what pictures 1, 2, 3 and 4 represent. R 5 > Likewise ‘mx know something of the difference between a p?u;h and a [»oplu,,n_cednr and a chestnut, a briarwood and' ‘a beech, a sapling and a sycamore, & pear and’ a plum, a fir, a redwood, an apple, an orange, a lemon and.all the other kinds of trces, many, .indeed, most, of which may be seen right here in the West, so you should find pictures 5, 6, 7 and 8 very easy. Just try and see. . .. But, children,' pay, strict attention now. - Here is something the Puzzle Editor wants to speak. of par- ¢ ticularly. You must not only give your name and the town and .State wherein you live. but the street or postofiice number. This is important because many books are being returned because of incorrect ad- dresses. And don’t forget the gallery of honor. ; 3 3 A, . PLEASE DON'T SEND IN ANY TINTYPE PICTURES OR PROOFS THAT ARE UNTONEL-—which means that they will fade as soon as they are exposed to the sun, and don’t forget to write your name and eddress on the back of each and every photograph. And by ali' means be sure that you are a prize wine ner before you send in any picture at all. e And remember this: You will all have a chance not only to win one of those 150, prizes, but ges . your picture published as well. The Puzzle Ecitor wants all the prize winners to send in_their, pictures —the whole 150 every week if possible. Begin right now. . Don’t walt. The more the merrjer. There ean’t be too many. But remember, only the prize winners can have their pictures published. = - THERE ARE ONE HUNDKEDA_\'DFM‘YPmmm_‘-mmmhwmmfl - Find the names of four Senators as shown in pictures 1, 2, 3 and 4, and Four Different Kinds of Trees as shown in pictures 5, 6, 7 and 8 on this page and ‘write them out in the space ‘opposite the proper corresponding numbers provided for the purpose in the coupon on this page, as per “directions; fill in the * coupon with your name and address and the prize you dest f you win—and send the coupon to the ED- ITOR OF THE NAME PUZZLE PAGE, Sunday Call, San Francisco, Cal. z REMEMBER~—To the FIRST ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOYS AND GIRLS who solve the eight Name Puzzles correctly, one of these ONX HUNDRED AND FIFTY BEAUTIFUL PRIZES will be awarded. And don’t forget this next point, because it is very important: ALL ' ANSWKRS MUST REACH THIS OFFICE BY FRIDAY NOON. This gives all those in the country an ‘equal chance'to compete, Read everything on this page, to be sure that you overlook nothing that will hlpmtnwhm " THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WEHLL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY TWO WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, Juune 19. ? Ak 2o A Y o ¢ . These ure the TWENYX BEAUTIFUL BOOKS from which you may ¢hoose 1f you #olve all the pus. * . des jcorrectly: | ; 3 ¢ = "Abbe Constantin, by Halevy; A Christmas Carol, by . Dickens; and Hero.Worship, by Carlyle; Kidnaped, by Stevenson; “ Lmefle, by Meredith; Mine Own People, by Kipling; The Pligrim’s Eithies of the m:o. by Ruskin; Heroes | s History of. New York, by Irving; Progress, by Bunyan; Pleasures of Life, VOQAELGESAN & STOCKTON S AT Smith, 38 Steuart street, San Fran- cisco; Milton Smith, 1039 Howard street, San Francisco; May Trade, 1793 Fifteenth street, San Francisco; F. T. Coburn, Alameda; George Foster, Dixon; Eliza Lash, Suisun; Elaine Moore, Duncans Mill; Hazel Moore, Duncans Mill; Ceil Greanie, Gibbs; Antoinette Meagher, 326 Vallejo street, San - Francisco; Janet Hughes, 346 - Arlington street, San Francisco; Rita Miranda, Gibbs; Marguerite Bell, 2010 ~Sutter street,” San Francisco; Laura Traeger, 2010 Sutter street, San Fran- cisco; Emma Lottman, 2213 Tehama street, San Francisco; Stella Hessel- wobd, East Oakland; Herman Temple- ton, Sacramento; Gracie Marley, Suisun; . Vivian MacDonald, Paicines; Jennie Thomas, Sausalito; Violette Jones, Merced; Frank Meagher, 2314 ‘Webster street, San Francisco; Gladys “'Pierey, Mare Island; D. P. Falls, 250 Clay street, San Francisco; Liloyd "Richards, 1113 Castro street, San Francisco; Nellie Schebe, 1537 Ninth street, San Francisco; Ruthella Bol- land, Vallejo; Ethel Adams, 1531 Twelfth street, San Franeisco; Tessie ‘Wentworth, 1419 Vallejo street, San Francisco; Walter ' Farnlacher, 01 Sutter street, San’Francisco; Ramona Hanby, 872 Willow ‘street, Oakland; Marguerite' Koehler, 3739 Seventeenth street, San Francisco; Ella Winfield, by ; Rab and His Friends, by Brown; Van Winkle, by Irving; Samantha at Saratoga, by Hole 1632 Noe street, San Francisco; Alice ley; Tales, by Hawghorne; Tom Bn;mwl:l'l School Days, by Hughes; Trensure Island, by Steven- Munz, Nord, Cal.; Ruth Gee, Vallejo; son; Twice Told Tales, by 3 Uncle Tom’s Cabin, by Stowe; A Wonder Book, by Hawthorne; Plu- Agnes Scholten, 1522 Santa Clara ave- tarch’s Lives. nue, Alameda; Joseph Schmidt, 323 Grant avenue, San Francisco; Olga Jensen; 2220 O street, Sacramento. Solve the Puzzles, Fill Out the Coupon and Send It to the Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, S.F. To Puzmile Editor, Sunday Call San Francisco: Eelow in their proper mume hers please find my solution of Four Different Kinds of Trees represented In this week’s name puzles: 3 srvevervenas R e L L T T Torpe—— e s et e sas T e sasune camam T — L e L L L T — June B, 1904, Name ...cccvvvvocsvoscnsanans CIty seccsssssssscssscscssans srsassassmssssstanssans If I win 1 choose for prize ceeste sasesesy sessriecsdsen (See List of Priseay B — ~