The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 2, 1904, Page 16

These Are the Lucky 150 Prize Winners in the Puzzle Contest September 18 el e Sar Tetalur Pine da Fau Fran Green, Va fhan, 768 Grove street Francisco; Caroline Green, Vali Graham 360 ancisco; Willie San Heck Peter Hicks, Francisco; Hat- street, San 5885 Clay tie He $12 Wood Hanby Gladys Huffaker, Santa Cru Jonn Hope, 360 Sh wcisco; Henry Hac treet, San Fra ohnson. Occiden- tal; v Jo Merced; M. John- son, San Réffael; Helen Jonas, 524 Ellis street, Sah Francisco; Lilian Jepson, 1945 Eddy street, San Francisco; lone Johnston, 1804° Ellis street, San Fran- cisco; Harry Johnson, Sa Gladys Jo sen. L& Kitsor Cumber street, JFranciscoy WHI Kerr, 861 Market ¢ San Francisco; - Lizzie Koenig, sion street,! Sanv Francisco;. Lillie 8% Mission street, San Fran- dys Kuhn Pine street, I ¥ 712 Webster street Leclert, Tuolumne; Helen Laskell, Suisun; Jack Liguori, Ag¢new; Fred Lafferty, Santa Rosa;: Frank :Maher, 2314 Webster San:.Francisco; Flc Mor- 1324 stre; Oak- John berry, Antioch; MeLean; 1021, Oak stree isco: Roderick McRae, 11 sion street, San Francisco; Mary M Andrews, Mill-Valley; Charles McM lan, 1424 O'Farrell street, San Frand co; Edna Murphy, 2528 McAllfster sco; Charles Mengel, ller street, San Francisco; Louis Murray, Ross; E. Murray, Ross; Neal McGettigan, §23 Fell street, San Fran- cisco:; Leo McCauly, Alviso; Philip 3 Sausalito; Frank 2 usalito; France McAllister street, Mathes, 862 Castro street, Josepin Meagher, 326 Valley street, Francisco: Antoinette Meagher, 326 Val- ley street, San Francisco: Audrey Or THE SAN FRANCISCO SU CALT. e SR S YNt 0r S AT T, S SRR S B AR TN P e FLOSSIE SARMATY S e Bealtiful Books---On: Hunirzd and Fifty of Them=-- For Those Who Gless These Puzzles To-Day. ¥you any trouble. 1 them: zles correctly: B ] AR R R G R rr R r R R s A AR pin, 124 Fourth avenue, San Francisco; Dorothy Orpin, 124 Fourth avenue, San Francisco; F. Osborn, Occidental Hotel, San Francisco; Eleanor Plunkett, Val- lejo; Edith Priest, 927 Fourteenth street, San Francisco; George Purcell, Ala- meda; Irene Pacheco, San Rafael; Ma- rie Priest, 927 Fourteenth street, San Franciseo; H. Peshon, 333 Cherry street, San Francisco; Jeanje Peterson, 939 Sixty-first street, Oakland; Daisy Pen- dergast 230 York street, Vallejo; W. Pobinson. 825 Ashbury street, San Lo ) HUNDRED AND FIFTY BO Francisco; V. Rademacher, 1355 McAl- lister stréet, San Francisco; Marion Richards, 981 Sutter street, San Fran- cisco; E. Rademacher, 1355 McAllister street, San Francisco; Maude Russell, Haywards; Eva Rickard, Sacramento; Frances Robinson, 2943 Pine street, San Francisco; Henry Russell, Haywards; Olivia Smith, Santa Rosa; Merle Sage- horn, 866 Castro street, Oakland; Rose Sagehorn, 866 Castro street. Oakland; Earle Schad, 645 Washington street, San Francisco; L. Sweitzer, Vallejo; S AND GIRLS who solve the eight "UL PRIZES will be awar ed. ALL ANSWERS MUST REACH THIS Well, children, those puzzies lately have been pretty hard, and no mistake, but there are better times coming, and to-day the Puzzle KEditor gives you something to try yo'ir knowledge on. There are represented here the names of eight of the leading universitics of the world, most of them, however, being in the United States. Those that are not are such well-known places as “Heidelberg” and “Oxford” and ought not to give kg It is the plan of the Puzzle Editor, by keeping one set of books a sufficient time, to enable children who are workers to collect a small library. 'The books are tastéfully bound and make attractive displays on book shelves. Many children have secured neariy the entire list and write to say how proud they are of them. That is what the Puzzie Editor would like you all to say. gether, now, over these universities, DON'T FORGET THE GALLERY OF HONOR, and if you are reasonably sure that you are a winner send in your picture, but don’t send in any pictures or proofs that are untoned, for they will fade as soon as exposed to thé sun. Write your nume and address plainly on the back of each photograph. THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRIZES, and this is what you must do to win one of You can't win too often, so get your heads to- Find the names of universitics on this page and Write them out in the space opposite the proper corre- sponding numbers provided for the purpose in the coupon on this page, as per directions; fill in the cou- pon with your name and address and the prize you desire—if you win—and send the coupon to the EDI. TOR OF THE NAME PUZZLE PAGE, Sunday Call, San Franclsco, Cal REMEMBER—To the FIRS puzzles correctly, one of these ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BEAU And don’t forget this next point, because it Is very important: OFFICE BY FRIDAY NOON. This gives all those in the country an equal chance to everything on this page, to be sure that you overlook nothing that will help you to win a prize. THE NAMES OF THE LUCKY WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE SUNDAY cC. WEEKS FROM TO-DAY, October 16. These are the TWENTY BEAUTIFUL BOOKS from which you may choose if compete. Read you solve all the puz- Treasure Island, by Stevenson; Tales From Shakespeare, by Charles Lamb; Cranford, by Gaskell; Do, of ¥Flanders, by Ouida; Emerson’s Essays; Gulliver’s Travels, by Swift; Imitation Prince, by Mulock; Master of Ballantrae, by Stevenson: Two Years Before the Mast, Virginia, by Saint Plerre; Pligrim’s Progress, by Bunyan; Plain Tales From the Hills, by Kipling: Phantom Rickshaw, by Kipling: Longfellow’s Poems; Abbe Constantin, by Halevy; Paradise Lost, Rock, by Connor; Beautiful Joe, by Saunders; Ten Gems From Kipling. of Christ: - Little Lame by Dana; Paul and by Milton; Black ‘ALL TWO R N N N O B o I N DD S D N I o DI Francis Sheerin, 2208 Geary street, San Francisco; Irent avenue, San Francisco; Sle n, 1096 Treat Ed Smith, 1280 California street, San Francisco; Owen Smith, Wrights; Mildred S 532 Turk street, San Francisco mith, Edna Schulte, 1612 Chapipn street, Alameda: Emma Schwardt, Berkeley; Dorothy Segelcke, 1507 Buchanan street ;. Herbert Sternbach, Francis Twelfth enue, Ward Steinbach, East Oakland; East Oaklan 1 Twelfth av Harry Segelcke, enue, 1507 é Solve the Puzzles, Fill Out the Coupon \ 4 b2 g and Send It to 8 § : % the Puzzle Editor, zi Sunday Call, 8. F. 8 R 3 2 :% To Puzzle Editor. Sunday Call, E San Francisco: :E Below in their proper num- 3 . : 8 bers please find my solution of 3 the names of universites in this % week's puzzles: Aaneaas 0 ARSI PP AP S BE8LEASS 2505 26544555 o 2L555055: 5 8 § g # § P s $ & 8 3 \:I .....A....~tz 2 3 b3 § \E 3 8 3 & b4 S; B SES S5k crd s dee AN et i aednangnen ;g & . b3 8 $ § 8 : BE ooeeneniiiiiiiiiidene, . 8 $ 3 8 3 8 3 8 3 :} § Taarsecsasan o . E} :g 2 3 8 bod 4 b4 pe bid # % g ’\ 3 B b24 :: b3 8 cicecrrsrecesTasisnncommancns October 2, 1904, %E ;E Street or P. O. s (See List of Prizes.) Buchanan street, San Francisco: Eth- el Trekel, 266 Tenth street, East Oak- land; Russell Thomson, 532 Gough street, San Francisco; Rudolph Traut- 40 McAllister street, San Fran- cisco; Mildred Tade, Berkeley; Edith Vandre, Vallejo; Annie Van Horn, 501 Post street, San Francisco; Ray Wil- son, 4138 Twenty-fifth street, San Francisco; Grace Walker, 472 Geary street, San Francisco; Thelma Winn, Sacramento: Eva Wagoner, 2011 Green street. San Francisco; Marion Wiggi 001 Channing way, Berke- ley; Josie Niehisen, Alameda; Norma Hodges, Alameda; Lily Wilstrup, Pet- aluma; Ella Ward, Port Costa; Muyriel Wilbur, 521 Hill street, San Franeis- co; Elsie Willson, San Jose; Byna Wil- lams, Steckteon; Lena Yeost, Fewler.