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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
PAXTON ESTATE EXECUTORS
ARE CRITICISED BY COURT
Fail to File n Report, Although the
VIII Was Probated Sew
eYal Years Ago.

SANTA ROSA, June 13.-Judge En-
NETT Seawell of the Sonoma County Su-
perior Court in a decision today deny
ing the application of Ruth Mcclellan
for partial distribution of the estate
of the late Hannah II. Paxton to the end
that she might secure the bequest made
to her, took occasion to criticise the
failure of the executors, Blk w. and
Charles E. Paxton, to file an accounting
of the trust The estate was probated
September s, 1902. but owing to the
personal differences of the executors
they have never filed a report. Judg
ments amounting to $50,000 have been
secured while other debts will bring
the total Indebtedness up to about
100000, according to the statements
made by the court. The application
was denied without prejudice to a re-
newal of the request at more appro-
pirate time.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
W. c. 7. u. Should
Favor Beer
Miss Phoebe Cousins Speaks Plainly
and TO the Point on Temperance.

Every day seems to bring us nearer a
sane, sensible and practical solution of
the temperance question in the u. S.
More than one noted speaker and think
er have of late shown leaning to a
practical rather than theoretical ef-
fort TO aid in the cause of temperance.
One of the most noted women of our
day and age is Miss Phoebe Cousins for
a quarter of a century the leader in the
woman's suffrage movement in the
West She recently said: There never
will be law to compel prohibition and
the sensible thing for the Women's s
Christian Temperance Union to do is TO
aid in the substitution of mild, nourish-
ing drinks like beer. which seldom pro-
duces drunkenness"
This broad assertion may bring a
storm of criticism from the fanatical
upon this devoted Wornans head, but in
the end the living truth of her words
will prevail. She is borne out in her
statement by Statistics 1t has been
clearly shown that with the increased
there has been a corresponding decrease
in intemperance.
Recently prominent army officer in
the West operated canteens at three
different army posts at which only beer
was sold-no alcoholic liquors whatever
were allowed. He made the canteens so
beer satisfying their demands, that he
actually ran all the low dives of the
surrounding neighborhood out of bust
ness; Yet II was through the efforts of
the w. G. I. U. that the army canteens
were driven out. Let us hope the many
noble women comprising the w. C. T. u
Will be broad-minded enough to recog-
nize their mistake and join Miss Cou-
sins and others who are sincerely striv-
ing to stem the tide of intemperance by
the substitution of mild. harmless beer
for strong drink. In this connection it
might be well TO mention that Chemical
analysis shows Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
which is perhaps the best-known of ali
bottled beers, TO contain only fraction
over three per cent alcohol-as one
eminent physician puts il, lust enough
for a good tonic effect to the stomach.
while IN food value IL is far superior on
account of the Pabst exclusive eight
day process of making malt"
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
File Incorporation Papers.

The Edward H. Wobber Company
has filed it's articles of incorporation.
the purpose being to buy and
sell realty The capital stock is listed
at $4,000 and the paid up stock at
$4,000. The directors and stockhold-
ers are Max L. Shirpser, Edward H.
Wobber and F. Shirpser.
certified copy of the articles of
Incorporation of Lippitt & Rankin.
realty brokers, was also filed. The
capital stock is $4,000. with $4,000
paid up The directors and shareho1d-
ers are Frank K Lippitt, L. E. Ran
kin and Charles F. Fury.
The certificate of partnership of Nc
Carthy Bros. was filed with the Coun-
ty Clerk. The firm is headed by E. w.
Mccarthy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
New Job for gallagher.

Under resolution that went through
without protest. Thomas J. Gallagher,
now superintendent of Jails, was ap-
pointed Chief of the Commissary De-
partment to take effect the first of
July. The resolution recited that by
purchasing supplies for the city under
one head, much money could be saved.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
small Fire causes Alarm.

The temporary business center of the
city received a momentary scare yes
terday morning when a double alarm
of fire was rung in at the box at Fill
more and Bush streets and that at
Cough and Bush Crowds fastened to
the scene only to find that the combus
tion of a barrel of tar which was being
used in the construction of a building
was the cause of the excitement The
speed with which the engine and lad
dies responded to the dread sound of
the fire call was encouraging in the
extreme to the citizens who have as
yet not recovered from the shock of
the great confia grafton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
Brings Suit for $500.

Thomas A Scott has brought suit
against H. NJ Black for $500. In the
complaint, which was filed yesterday.
Scott alleges that during the five weeks
ending May 20. 1905, he recovered, pro-
tected and cared for the furniture of H
NJ Black He also alleges that to do so
he was compelled to spend considerable
money.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
Rodke a CO..

At 1913 Devisadero ST, jewellers and
slIversmiths, are fully equipped to do
your watch repairing, diamond setting,
and fill your orders appertaining to
the jewelers. craft.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
ADvERTISEMENTs.
The Consumption
DeatI1=rate in
New York

has decreased 53B per cent
in the past seven years.
This is due 10 corrected
public opinion and enforce
ment of laws in regard to the
splitting nuisance; also COM
pelling physicians to report
consumption, just as they re-
port scarlet fever, diphtheria
and smallpox.
Other cities can improve
the same way-read Eugene
Woods Campaign Against
Consumption in Everybody's
for June.
GSIybOdgt
ES6agazll7e
rs cents copy $3.50 oayear
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
Gr.ut. Wife n Divorce.

Judge John Hunt granted Mary Jane
Hensen a final decree OF divorce from
Edward Detmore Hensen yesterday
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14

GARDNER GUILTY-Oakland, June
Gardner. charged with
having misled Lena Horn. an Al
ameda girl under l6 years of age. was
found guilty by a jury this afternon
and viii come up for sentence Monday
morning before Judge T. w. Harris.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14

The Travellers Insurance Compnny's
Permanent Offices Monadnock building.
4th floor. Life and Accident Insurance.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
Your DRUGGIST VIII Tell You

Murine Eye Remedy Cures Eyes. Makes
Doesn't Smart-Sells for SO cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

mile. ~hen be ault cold PFiehies,
s 10 Z. took command hsfa aud va
urvnr afterwards headed Ahs
hreesrd 10 thres lengths % ths
Fnaa nriara. after a very Hlafmf
loufnsY. got the place ~ = isaEth
from Way. who also experienced
rough treatment on the trp
Cal. jewell wAa heavily played
b tho ulas hos e. the track And
backed aoNu FROM : 20 ! 70 80 !
he made the pace % the sifsich
vher~ The greatly Improved puelssi
sailed him anH ven. Eulas hwaf
~ = length Cot jrNru lasted
long suaaEh a. beat Chefipe. % q
/. = bead FOE the place tarlaa. 'hf
fasurgte. Fan = Frrf had fagr. sh1s
lag uons % his accustomed spsai
Tuiaf is cut Ia daf for tbs book
makers a. the trask and several
usurs books are xuinE % % take 4
ehauce tns the pahiic's cola
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
OAKLAND IS
AWAY TO BAD
lirrLE HOPKINS Do GOOD
WORK. BUr miBPLAYs ne.
HIND HtM GAVE TIE GAME
TO SEATTLE ny a WIDE MAR.
ON.

Seattle beat Oakland yesterday
20 Z. because the boys from the
south made too many errors "a do
themselves any good Oakland
should have. won 2 10 o. ~ hti..
Pitcher Hopkins had received the
proper KIND Of support. 80 he pitch
ed nice ball. but Rubs Wsddell him
self would have been up against r.
With the Kind Of playing back Of
him that Hopkins had yesterday
Oakland aot away III front and
led 10 for the first five Innings
In the sixth Seattle soi tso runa
and Oakland got one. making the
hcoru even. bat ia the seventh.
through oakland'a miuplaya. the ~.
washes got four runs and put the
game Ia cold storage
lieine Hsiimnllat. formerly with
Seattle. showed hs had recovered
his batting eye by getting tuo hita.
one being three baEgef. out OF
four trips 10 the plate Mott PLAY
e good game At third for the
home team. and Van nufen made a
circus catch out IN deep eeataF
Hiankanship also helped his batting
average b getting a three haEEaf.
Among the spectators 81 the
game we're " II i.ueaA. president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

broadway Automobile company. has
faf aama time been In correspond.
rner with Harvey oidfieid. Frank
Cooper and Esfi klsef. three Of
Americas most famous automobile
Tots. aud has assurances that these
men can be brought O. the coast "
rfapot Inducements are offered. Tho
local autnmahtls ciub IL nov cousld.
sfiua the matter Of bfinkiug thsss
men out here
The beat official record In Seattle
AZ She present time fer one miis In
o.. made BY Harry Cummings last
summer Mt Cummings claims
that over = stfaiEht-aNaY course,
such as eau he tad at West Seattle.
he can lower this record to % sea.
andu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
TENNY AND
KLEIN CLASH
UMPIRE AID HAaGora a..
TO BLOWS ~ BOSTON a..
BbLls- eorH aEAH MAJ.
OF THE ENCOUNTER.

BOSTON AUG sAnst a..
iHh u tho Boston piiiebarg V
game here faafaf1aF. mseb
ment WA cansed By 4 persons
counter between Managef sss 3. y
Baaeman Frsd Tsnay n M ~ ~
TONS aud Umpire KLEIN Ter ~
eused KLEIN 81 aegieeiinz n ~ q
~ over - him the balls gssa /, - 7.
game. which are always eon.ia...s
the property of the home elus
Teuny then Attempted 10 fo.,a,
search the umpife'a pocket, 80 Y
exchange Of blows followed ~. =
Il 10 alleged threw ons Of n. -
at Teuny hitting him IN ~ -
After the scrap both mea ha,s 4.
marks of battle On their faees =
affair has beer referred 10 D.
dent Fulliam of the Ksiiasa,
league. INA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
eoasHrr va RUSSELL

PHILADELPHIA. Aax Silly
AsearurY. u this city. manager -
rnk Russell. fssiladeinhia most
aggressive feathofsniKht. has &c
enptgs the tefns. II the InaisBaQ
oils A & fnF a match with fosias
Uafasefi az ihe Ball para. lniiAnap
aiis. co Labor aAy The weight 70
ba To pauuds af J oeiusrk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

The greatest automobile meet ever
held IN tho northwest viii take place
here in the near future rot ga the
race track. but whrfs autoniahiin
races should IA. rum on the sea
beach,
\ beautiful stretch q clear hard
sand. over three miles ~ lensth has
been found AZ West seattle When
ihe tide Is cat no better level stretch
Il rad can be found anywhere The
continual pounding ef the aea has
made the beach hard - maesdafa.
and iS la an ideal track over whieh
h test the npred of motof ears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

60 hald a bis automobile race meet
IA the course ~ the neat 30 days
rhefa u a. mueh fiyatr, between
the representatives Or different
makes ~ machines a. there " be
tween the owners % tiffrrrnt race
horses. aud every event viii have
rlenty % entries
Thls will he the second automobile
meet ever held in the northwest ana
several fine trophies have already
been promised. There are several
vars la Seattle watch are able "a a.
a mite mtaUta. and even faster
and u is expected that these viii
campste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
In All the World No
Ride Like This

No where IN America will yon
find more beautiful scenery. more
mountains. valleys. rivers and 10
lets than on the Port Orchard Route
between seattle and Bfetnerion
Take the children nud lot them
breathe the fresh salt air. or ronp
on the sand az Pleasant Beach
Boats leats Pier at 40. Z % and
40 50 a m. aud -. 20 and : 30
D IA Round trip. soc, 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

for the place. Lursne. the favofite'
showed absolutely 40 speed
The Might waa Aadr faFoFiss IN
tan thifd RAGS and backed dawn
from 20 70 6 10 6. hat fsESy
o'NeAi had title trouble Ia baAtlnH
him she Led ell the way and soc
spinx awaY At The end ~ leaHsb
iienEy Waits. thS l8nkast shot ln
tar race, fiuished thiFi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

Of the NorthW eastern league. and
Charles II Lane. formerly pfesi.
dent 81 the Butte club IN the old
Pacific Northwest league Several
plaYefa from the Butte aud Tacoma
ball clubs we're also In the grand
stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
PEGGY 0 NEAL
THE SURPRISE
ourRuNs rag MIGHTY AND
raEREBN GlVUs TIE TAI
ENr A SEVERE JoLr-uNrRE
NOUS rAE ONLY FAVoRtrE
TO WIN.

Entire Nous vas the only tgvorite
10 win at The Meadows yesterday,
end. as she VAS > 10 in the bet
tiug. her victory did not help tho
talent yorY much The other races
we're an won By either second or
thira choices
The defeat % The Mlghty by
rexxy osNeal Vas the surprise 81
the afternoon. as the former had
beaten paegy before AZ aoven faf
iunxs. aud &c was thought a eer.
tainty be could do it at eix aud a
half However, he failed badly, and
hts defoat cost the talent = lsrKo
Fuln
Rouss. AZ g 20 7. beat the safe
sna led all che way Ia The first
raes. winning easily ~ two lengths
Convent Belle beat Marie Eaher q
nose Tor the place Grace Van >.
ana Mss rraakis Newburg had no
chance With the start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
q. A. r. Official Route

Sorthrrn Paeiflc designated b q
A II CnmuAnass Official Rpuia q
MInn.& asaiis. kcupaHt National va
eafnpmeat Hnund trip So %
Dates % sale Aux TN. AN anf aih
Special ear ArFmamed MAKE resrf
vatiaus noe y = Ticket uffica
Cor lat Ave- and Yasisf NAY 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

HHHiHIaff Hs-itsHH Htf #Hti iftFfr
bees HIfa Hia.kHHsniH ffHifffHiiHf - %
tasas Seattle 3 nHHlsstH Ffussn tsH.
kan HnHaH fsHf6As HisT HatHF 40
tfa8fntaiisf ifHsss eH haiia orr fHnes. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
MIL 10 DEFEATED.

Los ANGELES. AUG. a. !
! Harry Baker won the bantam
! weight championship Of the
! world here last night when
) Referee Charley EYton gave
) hin, the decision after twenty
) rounds o. fighting over
. Frankie Neil Of San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

Peter the 8 to 2 second choice.
vas easily the best Ia the second
race and. after leading all the VA
Won eased up hY thfee lengths
gpanaooiix. Mt rs 90 l. rau secoud.
beatiag 81 winultrlde three lengths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

~ y q
p...ff..s fnHn0HIrh it
$500 68aaaH8pa
batteries eauff and nri.ssHi Fltsssf-ia
hnI Hogan.
n ~ e
fa- Aassi-. s9gsea41est 50 /
Han fs.aeiafa ... geHp
ttatts,s.a HstHHan and naHsrfia 1854
Hnd FfisHu Empire lfa"ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

EntFe Nous al ; 10 g. ies b. three
inAxths al the Nay tn the fonrth.
bet vas dYinx fast nj the finlah aha
last aid last Ions enough "a beat
the fast eomlax Hell Reed halt a
iensih HeFaaln beat Charles ureen
thfra lengths for the sheH
oait az ths Hair.
Orrhaa sent "a The front IN The
Hfih race. bet lasted 0niy half a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

over this beach Il T. the inirpiihu
~ the local automobile enthusiasts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

STAR FORM CHART

SEATTLE Aug = isos-Fortgu aay Weather fac Track
fast q Exbeft presiding iwdge 81 pake starter
esi8 RAcE-Foar faroRss ssaiax AaiisH tweyeaf
olan Value to
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j otbsr sporting News on p...
Five.


Don't throw your Old e.sss.,
away Have them eiesnsd 10 -
like nsw al the Paut0fiam NJ.
1913 Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
Bunch of Grapes

the BEST CoFFEE In Seattle
ALASKA nidg. New iork bids -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
PAelrIe eoAaT lEhaUh.

b. nsptias rim. Of saa's o." =
Pie MahaffaT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
viii Bring o., Crack.

Manager deoFEe v miller o. Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

AUGUST REDUCTION SALE.
WASH GOODS
fss MADRAS WOLFE Be
Madras vofs n plain eolors~a very popular
loss. weave suitins for summer wear i5e
value for. ysrd .s..+st.+...t.......s. Ne
fse piMiTV 50
Plain eeior n'nitie# "a Desirable eolars. ihe
Vafnrs f0fs Yafd sHtfsss +ssrtss- s=stts+f ~
Pine r4nrn IAHenh for fire embroidery ard
Nssafs our assortment Includes 81 NfHdss
ana qualities a. very much reduced prices
s-lHeh al linen. 1se value ....+-.-. ibc
ss-tn~h All linen. sse value ........t use
ss-ineh at linen tiss value .......- S5f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

Ass.. Fugrishins. Reduced
Sos Nickel plated cruusb
Trays srs hr,ssis Esfvsssss.
pair. ZJf
f-suha#sra NEgkel plated
crnnb Trays and Fersrsfs :.
wsfth s8r pair THURSDAY
1900. ne
coo fsioAsi-nistso ceppsF Tea
saa csifss eo,s lIe
3 piue heavN copper utehsi p
piafed Tea aud Coffee pots.
we9th regularly see Thurs
dsN Nfssrlat sassss. ite
soo witloM Mssis Pspsr
BASKETS. 1Dc
Imported aiifaw office Waste
Paper 11sshsfs. worth aae
ThaFrtaY special s+. 10
ssss Rush shepptaa Bags.
f6 bales Imported Rush shop.
ping Bags grades all
strongly made bright and
fresh haKs that ate an abb
uniufs ahapgiuE necessity
priFmm reduced
Lot 1. wafth ifc choice 7e
lot !. woFth sec choice lie
Let !. wef,h tec choice fsf
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-16
A FAIRY TALE.

Once upon time q cruel robber
chief went to the foot of rainbow
and stole the pot Of gold that they
say is always hidden there He had
Travelled long ways to get it, and
could not carry 1t home that night,
SO he hid it in the branches of a popu-
lar tree.
BY and by iris, which is Greek for
rainbow, missed her gold and sent the
wind messenger to look for 1t. And
the wind swept through the forest and
turned over all the leaves and dust
and rustled through the branches OF
the tree, asking, Where is Iris gold y
The oak, the elm and the pine pointed
straight at the popular saying, "She
knows, she knows"
But the poplar had been asleep
when the robber put the treasure
among her branches, Sc she declared
she did not know. She held up her
limbs In surprise to show she had
nothing hidden, and down dropped the
pot Of gold, and the wind messenger
carried it back to Its owner
The poplar was very honest tree,
and of course felt badly at having
seemed to be deceitful SO she taught
all the other poplars to grow UP very
straight with branches pointing up
ward, so the sunlight might fall all
around and show there was nothing
to hide.
What about the .robber? He lost the
money. which was what he deserved,
for it never belonged to him.
Fern Young, aged 10.
Charlton, Ia, r. +. d. No. Z.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-16
wEENY WEE BEAR.

Once told the baby boy a story
Not a tale Of ancient fame and glory,
| Not of castles grim and battles CORY,
| Yet he loved it well;
! Parted little lips drank in its treasure,
Shining little eyes poured out their
| pleasure,
Bubbling laughter overfowed its
measure
| AS he heard me tell:
"Once there was an awful bear knew
Old He Bear,
And his wife was just as awful, too.
Old She Bear,
And they had baby,
Much like you are, maybe,
Darling little baby
Wee Bear!"
Then I'd be the papa bear and send
To a corner where the sofa penned
him,
Just as though the angry bear had
denned him,
Hungry to the core.
Till in terror, only half pretended,
He would beg that papa bear" be
ended
Then, up to my ready arms assembled
"Tell me just once more
Bout the little boy at got in there
At He Bears,
En- he went en- set down in the chair
OF She Bears.
En- he ct the supper,
ct it up en- upper,
OF the teeny, weeny
Wee Bears.
What a foolish, droolishs little ditty,
Neither quantity wise, nor queerly
witty,
Neither sprightly bright, nor neatly
pretty,
Yet my heart is gray
With the longing once again to hold
him,
Close within these aching arms to
fold him,
Once again to tell him, as I told him,
In our childish play:
"Once there was an awful bear I knew
Old He Bear,
And his wife was just as awful, too,
Old She Bear
Yet they miss their baby,
Much as do, maybe,
Little teeny, weeny
Wee Bear.
Edmund Vance Cooke.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-16
SICK MOLLY.

Guess I'll hurry home" said the
rough miner when some of his mates
urged him to 60 to the saloon, molly
will miss me-
Nothing seemed so pleasant at night
as to see his little Molly standing in
the door way to greet him when he
came home. But tonight she was not
in her usual place.
Where's Molly?" he quickly asked,
entering the kitchen. Before his wife
could speak, he saw Molly in her
mothers arms with her eyes closed
What is it?" he asked, in a hushed
voice. --don't-know," sobbed the
poor mother. "She complained Of be-
ing tired, and she wanted me to hold
her. I've held her nearly all day. I'm
so glad you've come, Jake. Do run for
the doctor"
Yes, I WILL" and without another
word he hurried to the village.
Will she live?" were his first words
after the doctor entered the house
II hope So" was the CHEEKY answer
Put her feet in warm water as soon
as possible. And here is a powder for
her. I'll come over in the morning.
Think she'll be better then"
To the miners great delight. Molly's
blue eyes opened the next morning.
But If he had gone to the saloon. It
might have been different.
Your friend,
Bessie Smith
1875 James street,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-16
A LITTLE ADVICE.

. =
= The editor wants the boys to write
more letters and stories. The girls
are sending in SO many nice letters
and stories that the boys will have to
hurry if they want to get even with
the girls. The prize contest of last
week will be open until January %.
All Juniors must sign their names to
the stories as well as to the letters
The editor had to put some stories in
the waste basket this week because
the Juniors omitted their names.
Write on one side Of the paper only.
Read the rules of the. contest care
fully:
For the next contest which will
close Monday, January %, the Courier
JUNIOR will offer three prizes, 6 sur
prise prize to the Junior boy or girl
under 10 years of age who will write
"a nice letter or story about "The Cir
GUS"
To the Junior boy under IA years
Of age, the Courier Junior will give a
nice book for the best letter, and also
Junior girl under IA years of
writing letters, you c.n in
some alsAiHsta eef-ssttery- il ssoua wish
Do not make your letters or stories
too long. When the Junior says that
the contest will close on January %
It means that all letters must be in
the Junior box by that time. The ed.
ftor has special box for each contest
aand If the letters or stories come in
after, the date announced for the clos
Ing of the contest they are not put in
that special box but put in what is
called the '.tardy box The prize
winners for this contest will be. an
nounced Jan. 10. -