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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
Desires Literary Career

Dear Aunt Laurie:
My ambition has always been to
write story books. 1 would enjoy
travelling and gathering material for
my writings. Men can become great
statesmen, great admirals and generals,
but a woman can become a. great
author, and be even greater than man,
as the pen is mightier than the sword.
If l should be successful in writing
good books they will be read long after
1 shall have passed away and my
memory will live on forever, and while
1 live l will have friends have never
seen. Writing can be done at home.
1 will not have to go outdoors in bad
weather or be ordered about by some
one with authority over me. 1 just
want to be independent. work by my
self and at the same time know that
my work is being appreciated by many.
How pleasant it must be to think that
one has written fairy tale book that
makes so many children happy.
My ambition is to write stories like
Monte Cristo," Robinson Crusoe'
and rip Van Wrinkle" Papa says
keeping everlastingly at a thing brings
success, so am going to keep on writ
ing to you for the Junior as long as
you will let me.
The writing is easy compared to the
thinking and studying one must do be-
fore the writing can begin. | think
it is very helpful to Juniors witnessing
such plays as Peter Pan" Lovingly,
MAUDE- EDWARDS.
Hobart school. 9Th grade. Age 13
years. 1927 West Tenth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
WIN Attain Medical Honors

Dear Aunt Laurie:
My ambition is to be doctor when
1 get big. l am going through gram
mar school and then college. and then
to a training school.
l am going to be a famous doctor in
Europe. They say 1t pays to doctor In
foreign countries and to have hos
pital. 1 am going to have doctor TO
get me started, and then ] can start
other doctors.
1t is hard work. but am going to
stick to 1t. 1 am going to different
places to see what other doctors are
doing. Ieknow little about doctoring
now. have watched my grandpa doc
tor some
A man came TO our house. He had
got shot in the side with gun. MY
grandpa had long pair of pinchers,
and he took his knife and cut little
piece out of his side. 1 want to be g.
doctor because I want to do good In
the world.
1 am going to be Salvation Army
man and give things to the poor.
Mamma wants me to be a preacher,
but / cannot do too many things.
LEO MORRIS.
La Hahra school, 4th grade. Age .
years. r. r. d. No. 8. Fullerton.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

children glad when they came to be my
pupils and to feel that they tried to be
good because they did not wish TO dis
please me.
That is the way I should like to
make them feel and l think l could do
so by being kind to them all the time.
And 1 am sure / should be really and
truly interested in each one of them.
can see that teachers have reasons
to be cross sometimes, but I should
like to try it the other day.
DOROTHY MILLER,
Belvedere school, 122 South Ditman
street
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
viii Study Law

Dear Aunt Laurie:
Ambition is very important word,
and the part it takes in our life is i'm
portant also. Presidents and generals
alike have the ambition and the power
to lead men. My ambition is to be a
lawyer when I am big.
l know it will be hard to study Latin
and law, but it will be worth the while
when l get my degree-that is if I get
one ito sit on the bench" Should 1 not
be-a lawyer 1 would like to be a mer-
chant and have a big Office in New
York by the harbor. 1 would own lots
of steamships to carry on trade in
foreign ports.
l like Latin. and so when I go to high
school or college l think l will study
that instead of other languages. If
get along all right when 1 am a lawyer
l will get me a partner in business and
have a law firm and have cases in
court ERNEST KELLEY.
La HabTa school, eth grade. Age IL
years. r. F. D. box 70, route 8, Full
lertOn.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
Likes Books

Dear Aunt Laurie:
I think it is high time for girl OF
my age to begin to think what she
is going to do when she is older. So
have decided to be a bookkeeper. 1
always wanted to be a school teacher,
but mother says there is something
better for me.
Whatever happens to come my way.
l shall do my best. and always be
honest about it. For papa says there
is nothing nicer than honesty. and that
the world would not be so bad If every
body was more honest.
If I were a bookkeeper I think 1
should like it better than being a
school teacher. / would just love to
sit among all those books and read
them.
A little girl that lives by me says she
Is going to be missionary, but think
she will change her mind when she is
older.
/ think I viii close now. as I have
told you my ambition. truly hope to
make good bookkeeper some day.
FRANCES WIGHTMAN.
Pine avenue school, grade A6, aged
II. 739 East First street. Long Beach,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
A Beautiful Ambition

Dear Aunt Laurie:
l mad never thought very much about
what l would like to be when l am
big, but | have been thinking quite q
good deal since saw what the topic
was for us to write about this week.
l would like to learn to play the piano,
so when my friends came to visit me
could play for them.
I want to learn to cook everything
NICE too, and to keep house nice. /
think that all girls should learn to
cook and to keep house nice. think,
too, I would like to be a Typewriter.
My little friend has a typewriter and
we enjoy playing with. it so much.
think L would like very much to be
what you are and have lots of little
children writing to me. think the
incest thing of all would be to be a
nice mother. And that is my ambition.
HELEN MARIE BURGE.
Washington school, B3 grade, Ocean
Park. Age years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
Would BE Detective
ar Aunt Laurie

Dear Aunt Laurie:
My greatest ambition is to be a de-
tective. I always like to read detective
stories of any kind where there is a
great mystery to be cleared up. Lots
of times there would be some small
mystery at school or at home, and I
always try to work it out. Sometimes
1 succeed and sometimes I do not.
One time a part of a ham was miss
ing from our place and started out to
find out who or what took 1t. That
night 1 watched till IL o'clock, and
then having seen nothing I went to
bed. The next night I continued my
watching and was rewarded by seeing
a dog come sneaking up to the smoke
house and crawl into a hole we had
not noticed before and which led into
the smokehouse. I picked up rock
and threw it at him, but missed him,
and he backed out of the hole and ran.
I gave him chase, but was unable
to find out whose dog it was before he
got out of sight. The two succeeding
nights 1 watched, and he didn't come,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

my plans The reason choose this
work is because l like to study and
learn as much as possibly can. so you
see my heart would be in this especial
work, and I think / could do better
than elsewhere. 1 think everyone
ought to do the work they like best.
for I think they can do more justice
to that work.
To be good teacher shall have to
study great deal, and that is what
am doing. I am studying just as hard
as l can so will get high marks on
my report card. I don't intend to be a
cranky" teacher, for have had
enough of that kind to want any more.
1 may say, though, that all my present
teachers are nice and pleasant. I hope
my future teachers will do as well.
I wish you much success with The
Herald Junior, Aunt Laurie, and I am
sure many others agree with me.
Your loving niece.
HELEN NJ. FERGUSON.
3246 Emmett street; age IA. Olive
street high school, grade Be.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

Dear Aunt Laurie:
My ambition is to be a music teach
err / have only taken thirteen lessons,
but am getting along well. My mother
taught me to read the notes before
started to take lessons.
Sometimes wish to be a clerk in a
store, but my greatest desire Is to be
a music teacher.
I am one of your new nieces. had
the scarlet fever during the Christmas
and New Year holidays. Every Sum
day morning I woke up early to see
The Herald Junior. always had a de-
sire to write to you and this is my
first letter. Your loving niece,
NORINE OVERMAN,
261 East Tenth street, Longfellow
school, Riverside, grade 6, age IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
Artistic Ambition

Dear Aunt Laurie:
I am glad this topic was chosen this
week. 1 was always determined to be
an artist, a good artist. Papa always
criticises my work, but I never had
any drawing lessons until about "a year
ago, when a friend of ours who is an
artist began to give me lessons.
She says to make my motto Don't
Get Discouraged" I haven't so far.
and 1 hope I will succeed. I want to
be an illustrator, and I think The Her
aid Junior artists contest will help me
some in original work. / was greatly
pleased to see my drawing in the Ju-
nior today Your niece,
VIRGINIA SMITH.
Alb West Islay street, Santa Bar
bara; age IA; I do not go to school.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
Teaching Is Great Career
My Dear Aunt Laurie:

My Dear Aunt Laurie:
This is a topic that is frequently be-
fore me. My first ambition is to secure
a first class education. including mu-
sic and art.
With these accomplishments I know
that there are many spheres of life In
which / could live. AS to profession,
would like to be teacher In female
college. I am thus inclined because
believe that teaching the young minds
is next to preaching the gospel. In
teaching and directing the mind in a
literary sense we have the opportunity
of training and guiding in spiritual
sense.
To assist in forming character the
effort and expenditure of securing an
education would not be in vain.
JAMIE MCMILLAN.
Chloride. Ariz.: age IA.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

but the next night he did. This time
let him go in and then got large
stick and crept up close to the mole.
Pretty soon he came out, but he didn't
have anything.
My next greatest ambition is to be
a grocer. often help the storekeeper
here. Sometimes when they are rushed
they get me to help them, and am
getting so I know the prices of most
things and can wrap and tie things up
pretty WELL RAY LAMAR.
La Habra school, grade 8. Age IA. Full
lerton, Cal, r. F. ID. No. 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
WRITER'S CONTEST

Two prizes will be given in this this week
dollar for the best original paper submitted by Los An
girl and dollar for the best submitted by
boy girl living outside the city limits of Los Angeles
Papers be from $50 800 words in length written
side of the paper only and with margins top and side of
each paper
Ali contributions be signed with and address and
name of school and grade.
Papers this competition be addressed Aunt Laurie
Herald JUNIOR The Herald Los Angeles Cal and must
reach office than Saturday afternoon, March H.
Topic would do if had FIVE dollars spend just
I chose
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
The Weeks Roll of Honor
WRITERS CONTEST

Los Angeles first prize $l00-Adee Vance, Avarado street
Honorable mention-Whiney Socomb, 33 North Main
street. Dorothy Miller 122 Dtman street.
town. prize $100Heen Jean PAUL, 1857 Chestnut
avenue Long Beach.
menon-Rose Hansen San Pedro; Gladys Ger
Iais, Anaheim.
LIMERICK CONTEST
Los Angeles first prize, booGran Gould Speer If, ESQ
South Soto
Honorable mention-Paul c. Frantz 357 Arroyo Seco
nue. Beuah Collinge, 726l South Figueroa street
Out of town-First prize, book-Else Bryant, Sawte.le
Honorable menion-Genn Clark Palms, Teresa Standlee,
Compton.
UNFINISHED STORY
Prize story boo<-Helen NJ Ferguson, 3246 Emmett street
Honorable mention-Loa B. Williams Duarte school, Mon
rovia box 463 jamie Mcmillan, Chloride Ariz.
YOUNG ARTISTS CONTEST
Picture O0-Ear Thompson go South Sichel street
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

cause like to teach small children the
best.
Some children may think being a
clerk in a store or an engineer is bet
ter than being a school teacher, but
1 never would.
II one is not good at the task it
would be hard work.
RUTH DRUMM.
Age II; San Dimas, Cal, public school.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
VIII Learn Electricity

Dear Aunt Laurie:
My ambition is to be a wireless OPP
orator. like electricity. know some
letters now. I have wireless. My
batteries are not strong. ] might be
an engineer. 1 like machinery. 1
make some of my wireless. i can spell
my name by wireless. My name is not
hard to learn. want to be rich. I
will give some of my money to the
poor. ROBERT BEST
La Habra school, grade 2, Fullerton,
r. r. d. No. 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
Chooses Motorneer,s Position

Dear Aunt Laurie:
When I grow up / am going to be
motorman on the street car. l won't
run the street car very fast. Some mo-
tormen run very fast. But / won't. I
know a man who runs street car out
here in La Habra. I know his name.
His name is Frank. And there's con-
ductor. His name is Jack. When I
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
Would Be Pleasant Teacher

Dear Aunt Laurie:
I have never written in this depart
ment of The Herald Junior before, but
this weeks topic interested me, and I
thought l would try my luck.
I always have intended to be school
teacher, and l don't think shall stop
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
Will Teach School

Dear Aunt Laurie:
My ambition is to be school teach
err. I always took pleasure in teach
ing the little children. / probably will
teach the first and second grades, be-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
UNFINISHED STORY

Prize Picture Oo-Earl Thompson South Sche street
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Ter 80 Satire oltc Morccllua @ollS
pom Gcntrcuille, Queen Nnnc's Gulll-
IN, lit CHI Die 9InidnIOigung perboitet
tlperornl ollacblid) ben Ncger 9cnin-
min 9)oliaN 6l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
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oct ju bobcn. DoitnG ip,lroe IN ieircr
@obnung crid)ollcl, Die aligel fam
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let nit c%nlnnGcr 9eDnht. mo cs bciBt,
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nod Ser Grmorbun1 pcrboitet Der
Coroner icbtc i'm icood, luieoer in
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". II. EOlf, II, Grnnt Mi1ioms
irnD @nl. 2. Eopel crbcben i'm
areisaerid,t iiir @icomico Golntp
Nniprud) nui 80 Adcr Sano, boS I'M
Scr5ei, uon Salisbury iiegt. Ser III
Nruge iiebenbe 2anocomplcr mnroe
tiir5lih bon einem Spnoifot liir
$4,000 cuuprbeu. Tos Spuoifut
bcobiidtipt, Nnbrifen ouf oenlieIbcn
i'll erriftcn.
Noti5en.
Sn alner Der 2oblenNrlbcn Der
Gonjolioirten &phlen.Gpmpoanle bel
6roit6lrrg. NieAonD-G ountn Mo.,
lullroc Der l~4.jubrige %ohu %ogun
BON Groitburg actootet.
Glue cute @ei3enernte bat Der bel
Goloru, Mo., %mobnbofte Sorncr Sos.
Nifcn Sll pcr;cidnen. Glf Ader &ano
gobcn linn $50 Suid)el @eijcn. gr
ernteic oiio iibcr 90 9llibel pro gLfer.
anf elmer 1irid)iogb ipuroc Gboa.
2ott bon &%noerstnlun bon eincml
&irihhod nieoergeltobcu. Ger Wonn
blieb Wfinutcn lana heiinnungslos
licNer. Gr hnt ober feiue crnitiidcll
@crlebul9en bopoll 9etrogcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26

BUR q d It cn Sperm Nui-
ii brun0. ~ Ser Bernard lllrid,.
Der Ueid1itsfiibrcr Der r9nric,"
nlod)t oie Anfiiilaiauna, baB Bel oenl
on 3. T~e5cniber itattiinoen0eu brit
ten 0oltipiel .bcr,1o,M Metropolitan
Spern.@% eielidoit" 9ticcor6o Mor.
tin al Sicuc bes S~t1eiionoro 9onci
ole 8oue oes vGcuarspnii" in Vuc.
cini's go Sosco" pe%rforpcrn meroe.
Eieie acnocrunG luuroe rurgeuont
n!c,,, I'LL, nidlt ocnieltcn Senor oil
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25

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