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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-16

That's your line of talk You're still handing it out, and
you're proud of it.
Well, now, let's see Are YOU trust buster YOUR
SELF?
Didn't you stalk up to the posto6ce just
and mail with the address city Mail Order Store
the envelope? Hey9 Didn't we?
Don't you know that the Mail Order Store is trust
Of the dangerous in the crowd? Don't you know
that it is secretly and silently and y closing the doors of
opportunity to the young in country towns and small
cities like ours Don't you know that the Mail Order Trust
is collecting the patronage of and country people by
the mail route thereby cutting down the patronage of the
smaller merchant the local who trying to build up
modest independent, antitrust business
Hey? H.
Didn't that to you?
N. B. (Which note welD: Why don't you trade
home instead of helping to build trust that hurts
home place?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-16
Are You a Trust Buster?

Hey-You!
Yes, YOU'RE the
man we mean.
You're always talk
ing about the harm the
trusts are doing. The
country's going to the
demnition bowwows, you
say, because of the un-
curbed trusts. Rich grow
ing richer, poor getting
poorer. Used to be that
a poor man could 60 into
business for himself in a
modest way and make a
good living. Now he
must become a clerk or a
roustabout or a hodcar-
rier for some corpora
tion-some combination
that has grown to be a
Goliath of bigness, that
has devoured the fat of
the land and is still gour-
mandizing upon it, till
there's not a scrap Of
bone left for the under
dog.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-31
Prehistoric Horses

A Texas Fanchman has recently dug
up the skeleton OF a prehistoric horse
of America in his garden patch 1t
shows that the horse known to the far
back aborisines OF America was a
small fleet creature. scarcely larger
than ST. Bernard dog OF today. but
built to attain the speed OF the antelope
in action.
1t had a solid hoof and documentary
extra toes. which Indicate that origin
ally it may have been completely toed
animal.
But the horse must have disappeared
long before the invasion Of America by
the Spanish conqufstadores, for when
COrtez made war on the innocent aba
rhymes the horses ridden by them were
things Of terror. showing that they had
never seen equine animals before
The late William c. Whitney OF New
York was a keen collector of the sksls-
tons of prehistoric horses, which he
bought from discoveries who unearthed
them as far north as Montana and as
far south as the Mexican line. Whitney
left his collection TO the Museum OF
Natural History in New York.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-31
Interesting Little Stories Direct From Nature Written for The Junior Call
By WILLIAM F. FILE

HAD never seen the fringed gentian
until 1 went to Chicago to live. The
descriptions Of naturalists and poets
had made me familiar with it.
One morning late in September was
in Windsor park, which was my home
at the time. / was walking across some
vacant lots about four blocks from
Lake Michigan. The land about was
level and damp, and the thought came
to me, This is the kind of place to find
the gentian." I looked carefully in the
grass and was not greatly surprised to
find bed of the blue beauties. 1 knew
the habits Of the flower, and the condi-
lions suited so well that it was hardly
a guess. The blue fringed gentian is
shy of cultivation ard it is rare that
the seeds can be made to terminate in
any soil except that prepared by nature.
When plucked it soon loses it's fine APP
pearance. I used the bed I found spar
ingly and was able to give the teachers
and pupils of s or 10 schools the pleas
ure of seeing these beautiful flowers by
taking only few from the bed at
time.
I think you will get a good idea of
the form Of the flower from the picture.
The blue fringe at the top of the flower
is as fine as the fringe about the neck
of a queen, and its azure collar mixes
with a reddish tinge that defes descrip-
ton. You viii see that the stems are
long and that the leaves are heart
shaped.
In Illinois and Wisconsin the gentian
is the last flower to bloom in autumn
It is a brave little fellow and holds its
own until an actual killing frost comes
10 destroy this defiant little sentinel Of
the flower family.
You viii be sure to enjoy Bryants
poem to the fringed gentian:
Thou blossom bright with autumn dew
And colored with heavens own blue,
That expirest when the-quiet light
Succeeds the keen and frosty hight
Thou contest not when the violets lean
Ger wandering brooks and springs un-
seen,
Or columbine in purple dressed
Nod Ger the ground birds hidden nest;
Thou waitesi and contest alone
When woods are bare and birds have
flown
And frosts and shortening days portend
The aged year is near his end.
Then doth thy sweet and quiet eye
Look through its friIges TO the sky,
Blue. blue, as il that sky let fal.
A flower from its cerulean wall.
Would that thus l shall see
The hour of death draw near to me,
Hope blossoming in my heart
May look to heaven as / depart.
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while admiring and studying it, and
at last knocked at the door and asked
the name of ii.
| was informed that it was a Gingko
tree and that its habitat was China ana
Japan.
1t is rare specimen of the tree tribe
IL belongs to the pine family, but 1t
did not pass the stage of complete de-
Velopment to a perfect confer
The tree is. void of needles, but the
leaf shows the needles in an undevel-
oped state. The leaves are bilobas and
are shaped like little Japanese fans,
the ribs of the fan being the undevelr
oped needles that would have adorned
the tree had the process of development
proceeded until the leaves disappeared
There are but few trees of the Gingko
variety in America. The one from
which the illustration was made is in
the California university grounds, and
1t is fine specimen. One grows in
t1lberr street, Oakland, There are two
IN Omaha, Neb., and two in Evanston,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-31

NADIA E. Davis. 12s Randall street,
Howard Rogers. 1860 Dolores street,
San Francisco
Eugene Farmer, 331 Eleventh avenue,
San Francisco.
Darrell Kull. 1870 Eleventh avenue.
sunset district, San Francisco.
Marshall Batchelder, 262 Frederick
street, San Francisco.
Charles Firm, 255 Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
Clarissa J. Currier, 40 Randall street,
San Francisco.
Evaughn Lewis, 225 sadowa street,
Ocean View.
Emma wolfgram. 1856 Eighteenth
street, San Francisco
John Boegershausen 2914 Sacra-
mento street, San Francisco.
Faith Rogers, 1881 Valencia street
San Francisco.
Beatrice seager, 1924 Guerrero street
San Francisco.
Ruth After, 1876 Larkin street, San
Francisco.
Rernice- O'Connor, 1890 Twenty-fifth
street. San Francisco
Gavien McCullagh, 1911 Peralta ave-
nue., Berkeley.
Carl Biddle. University cottage No. l.
Leon Pauchon. 1915 Grant street
Alameda
Clarence Carlyon. 1903 Army street
San Francisco.
-Not y NC1ONdH, 1OVf odHCIeZ street
San Francisco
Marshall coffey. So Portola street
San Francisco.
Bogart Rogers, Hotel St. Francis
San Francisco
Annie Frank 4I93 TWenty-fifth
street, San Francisco.
Loretta Mcneil. S32 Broderick street
Isabel Fern. 1926 Harold street
Fruitvale
sibbert Petersen, 563 AIvarado street
San Francisco.
Arson Weeks, $40 Thirty-sixth street
Oakland.
George Kelsey. 2215 Ellsworth street
Berkeley.
sibyl Conklin, 22s1 Vine street
Berkeley.
Maude Carr, 2S4 Dorland street, San
Francisco.
Janet f. spence, 1924 Nineteenth
street, San Francisco.
Regina Hohenschild. 1880 Eagle ave.
Ruth Otto, 242 Waller street. sar
Francisco.
Florence Dettling. $50 Utah street
San Francisco.
Gordon Duff 27S Munich street, sar
Francisco.
Hazel Ntzhugh,, 277 Munich street, sar
Francisco.
Frank Hinman Vacaville
Hall Schrader, Hall lodge, Wrights
George Vale, $50 Addison avenue
Palo Alto.
Lyman Chester Atwood. IL Sadi,
street, Santa Cruz.
Don NJ. SIZZLING, Larkspur.
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George L. Cries., Inverness.

George L. Griess, Inverness.
Irene Warnecke, Lagunitas.
Leonard Cunningham, us Sacramento
street, Vallejo.
Hoskin E. Shain. Wrights.
Carl Hanson, s4S Carolina street, VAL
Elmer Reynolds, sss Bay street,
Santa Cruz
Helen E.a en-, Lig is, Alma Alma; Cal r.o,.
Cal.
Elsie Ripple, 1929 Twenty-fourth
street. San Francisco.
Hedley Morris, Crows Landing.
Garrett McTaggart. 422 South Suffer
street. Stockton.
Nellie Peabody, Suisun.
Robert Ross. Davis, Yolo county.
Iejo.
Howard Davidson, sol Louisiana
street, Vallejo.
Zoe Grandi, Point Reyes station.
Mary MacLean, Belvedere.
Mary !. Taylor, 1901 South Grand
avenue. Los Angeles,
Myra Hooper, Elmhurst-
Carmeiita Langland box 1873, Los
Gatos
Bruce Harrigan, Mill Valley.
Horace S. Walling, San Mateo.
August Kronquist. Belmont, Cal.
Myrtle Cheese, Burlingame.
cisco.
Frank B. Wood, Fitchburg.
Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Virginia City,
New.
Bethel PurselI, Tulare. Cal
Edmund Rogers, 1928 Palm street,
Robert Arnold Leon. Spreckels.
Ada Urquidez, 20 Castroville street,
Salinas.
Eleanor Whitaker, CloverdaIe.
Norman Wolff, 21f East street, San
Rafael.
Helen o'shaughnessy. Mill Valley.
Agnes Liquou, Agnew, Cal.
Harry TOhnCf0na
Frank Henderson, San Anselmo.
Reta Kline. willows.
Fred Eguilbert, SIG West street, Red
Norah Murphy, Pleasanton
Heber Tilden. Forbes Rest. Eccles.
Margaret Wunnenberg, 337 York street
Vallejo.
Rachel Nathan, % Taylor street, Santa
Cruz
Eunice Miller. 21s West Acacia street
Stockton.
Jerry Heating. 2s B street. San Ma.
Clarice Kennedy, Windsor.
Harold Davisson, Suisun.
kathryne Kinds, 931 Monterey street
Vallejo.
Marie Hetty. Lagunitas
Bertha E. Turner, sos Pendegast ave
nue., Santa Cruz.
Adrienne Williams. Sausalito.
Charles Missing, miles.
Ruth Kessler, Concord.
Armand White, Gilroy.
H.
Sadie Brown, Louisiana and SutteI
streets, Vallejo.
Donald Mclean, Belvedere.
Irma Hauber, box 81. Hayward.
Arthur S. Hackett, Mount Hermon.
Oscar Crandall, $50 South Second
street. San Jose.
Bernice Hooker, Sonoma
Alice NJ. Martin. Esparto.
Eugene I. Langenour, Woodland
Mary v. Ryan, Capital hotel Vallejo
Lucille Jones, Suisun City.
Jessie Gee, 725 Louisiana street Val
lejo.
Emmy Mueller, San Mateo.
Dorothy Wren, Oceano.
Marguerite Hayes. Is Van Ness ave.
nue., Santa Cruz.
Thomas Cardwell San Juan
Harry Davey, Rose Lawn, r. F. d. 6
San Jose.
Elizabeth Binkley, box Ss5, Palo Alto
Edith Griffin, 1892 Twenty-thirf
street. Mesa Grande, Sonoma county.
Jack Graham, 455 Twenty-Five
street, MERGED.
John Hollis Gridley
Clifford Wis, Woodland
Annie FinlaYson, Belvedere.
Edna Grothier, 10S John street, Sa.
linas.
Alice Hatherly. sos Hayes street, sar
Leandro
Marguerite Minck. Bloomfield, So.
noma county.
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Jessie Murphy. 1aOs BurlIngams ave

Jessie Murphy. 1905 Burlingams ave-
nue., Burlingame.
Paul Ahern. box 12s. Menlo Park
Reddick Homer Bickel. Menlo Park.
Mildred Spengler. Visalia.
Frances Dupzyk, T2s North Sierra Ne
vada street, Stockton. -. r,t.-.
Miriam Broadhus, Agnew, Santa cara
Frances childs. San Mateo.
Selma McGrath. 226 III street san
Milton Hart. R.F. d. s2S, Elmhurst
Tepson Anderson, Martinez
Howard Seaton, Camp Meeker.
Jessie B. Miller. 17oS Forty-seventh
MAUD Maud <. Miller, 1908 Forty-seventh
Annie annie GRAY r. F. d. Is. box los, Los
I Dorothy Hume. "DotswoOd." Los
0a stella Helm. >s1s North Seminary
s'T Esteli NaP Crowley, s27 Howard street.
Norma Norm Blevins. 715 First street,
" GIda Y. Eustis, 2Os Carmel avenue
Mars Marguerite i c. Ryan. $50 South Sec
ond street, San Jose.
John A. Gamble, Amsterdam
Clarence Quisenberry, r. F. d. NO j.
"V %irginia E. Maze. Mountain View.
Edith de Lashmutt. Gilroy-
A. Morse Bowles, Petaluma-
Raymond Whyers, Lodi
Mildred Button, Kenwood. sonoma
county.
Esther Anderson. Rio Vista
Clinton Duffy, San Quentin
Frances Peterson. Menlo Park.
Celia Grimm. $50 North Baker street
Marion Eaglin. box s51. Sonora
A
'@ Viii ia Morrison. Lafayette apartments
Marjorie Stuart. 244O Haste street
Helen La shelle. suisun.
oscar Emig, 1O41 sherman street
Santa Clara.
Ida NJ Jones. 424 Fair street, Peta-
luna.
Florence Reilly. Acampo.
Marion Smith. Martinez
F. Linden Naylor. 1900 Durant ave-
Virginia Whitehin. 1926 Fairview
street. South Berkeley.
Fred Peck. $50 Castro street. Oak
land.
Leo Won Haeht, 1905. Thirteenth ave-
nue.. East Oakland
Harry Maxwell. SO41 fremont street
SEW Eiwy ne1 Remmel, 2257 Clinton avenue
Alameda.
Naylor E. Cole. 2214 Haste street
Berkeley.
Don stewart, $3.50 Telegraph avenue
Oakland.
Madeline Scranton. 1905 Ashby ave-
nue.. Berkeley.
Naomi Corker. PA Louise street. Oak
land.
avenue, Alameda.
Lillian Mcdonald, 1923 Buena Vista
avenue Alameda.
winnifred Shiman, 1908 San Pablo
avenue, Oakland.
Walter Pendleton. 21Ss Stuart street
Berkeley.
Mildred MeAneney. 24Os Telegraph
avenue, Berkeley
Helen Hobson, 1853 Piedmont avenue
Oakland.
Richard Heinz. 1927 sherman street
AlamedaS
Lillian Hegerty. 2s1s shattuck ave-
nue.. Berkeley
HALEY p. Stephenson, 224O Grove
street, Berkeley.
Chester Briggs, Ell Verano
William Hacht, 1908 Thirteenth ave-
nue.. Oakland.
Harold Smith. 1879 Fulton street. sar
Francisco.
Lillian Murray. box II, Kentfield.
Llewellyn l. Boswell. Soledad
Ruth Dean, box POI, PetaIuma.
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Helen Haywood. 1906 Grove street,
Berkeley.
: Harold C. Warren. 1920 Clinton ave-
aue, Alamesfa-
Roy E. AIadigan, 14s Third street
San Francisco.
Nettie Noysascone. .1045 Sanchez street
San Francisco.
Mildred G. Eaker. $50 Bryant street
San Francisco
Patricia Poor. Reno, New.
Leon ReinhaEr, Goldfield, New.
Vera Higbee, Lompoc, Cal.
Eva Hendricks, Healdsburg. Cal
Virgil Wright, Fairfield. Cal
Annie Nelson, box 153, Santa Rosa
Gladys G. Aver. Pescadero.
May Trade 1886 Nineteenth street,
San Francisco.
way. San Francisco
Eleanor Manning. 1915 Clay street
San Francisco
William Hfll. 1874 McAllister street
San francisco.
Hubert Sober, ga Pierce street, San
Francisco.
Rowena C Martyr. 1875 Green street
San Francs SEQ.
Edith Wilson, 52S Utah street, Sar
Helen Casey. 1Ss Randall street. sar
Alice Casey, 1913 Randall street, sar
CHRIS srris'f PeteHsen. 4ss Fell street, sar
Francisco.
Gilbert Peten son, PA Day street. sar
Francisco
Clara Powers. SIS, South Ninth street
Helen Goodman, n415 Benton street
Alameda.
Ferdinand koeki e, 42234 Alameda ave.
Julia Hapgood- 1875 Fountain street
Nary fairO DeKay, 2o27 Delaware street
Mildred. Levy. mss Alameda avenue
Alameda.
HENRIETTA BERTH. 222 East Twelfth
street. East Oakland.
Claire Johnston, Richmond, Contrs
Costa county. Cal.
Norman Croudaese, 1865 SiXty-thirC
street. Oakland.
Flora Reith, Woodland, Cal.
Fred A Watkins. 1888 West street
Edward Schuyler. 1924 Brook street
Christine Wright, 4 Twenty
street, San francisco
James i. Leary, 5lS Oak street, San
Romins Rowe, 1914 Scott street. sal
Francisco.
Birney Courins PA Lake street. Sal
Francisco.
street, San FraRcisc0.4
Aileen Jennings, 1903 Twenty sixth
street, san Francisco.
Frank Jansen, Sol Clement street
' heths Beck, 259 Fourteenth street
San Francisco.
Arilla HanIan. 1898 Nineteenth ave
nue., San francisco.
Ruth Hanlan, 525 Utah street, Sal
Harriet l. Fletcher. 1926 1 street
Sunset. San Francisco.
Charles Droge, 154S Grove street, Sal
Lucie May Rnliet. 17s KemptOn ave
"u Fred ID Gevens. S2S Eighteenth street
Miriam vollmar, 1888 Regent street
Alameda.
Genevieve L. Morris, 1106 Chestnu
Edward Love, 1855 Webster street
Wilson J. Brown, 2747 Alcatraz ave
nue.. Berkeley.
Helen Bergfried. 1888 Berryma
Charles Dockery. 1911 woolsey street
Berkeley.
Joseph Miller.
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Madelaine Best, 141s Forty-sixth
avenue, Fruitvale.
Robley McGeorge, 1927 Ninth avenue,
Oakland.
William Landon Hammond, 1888
Grant street, Berkeley.
Evelyn del Vale, 1447 Ninth avenue,
Oakland.
Robert Madison, 604 Capp street, San
Francisco.
Esther Patterson. ss4 Elizabeth
street, San Francisco.
Elizabeth c.. Henzel, 274 Tenth ave-
nue., San Francisco.
Hattie Gibbs. 42s Twenty-seeond ave-
nue., San Francisco.
Helen Hirsch; 1850 Washington
Addie E. Bert, sos Texas street, San
Edith FORESTER, 1928 Terrace street.
Willie Purcell. ss5 Day street. San
Adele Lutge, 442s Nineteenth street,
William HimmeImann, $50 Ashbury
street, San Francisco.
Ruby Smith, 731 San Bruno avenue,
San Francisco.
Hazel Fem, 125 B street San Fran
cisco.
George Law, slO Third avenue, San
Francisco.
Hazel Roster, IS Noe street San
Constance waibel. 1853 Hayes street.
San Francisco.
Ida Bradley, Point Richmond.
Alice Blakeley, 2115 Broderick street,
Katie crawhall, s22 Duncan street.
San Francisco.
Lillian steindorff. 2422 Stuart street,
Berkeley.
Gertrude f. Kreischer. 2OO1 Haste
street, Berkeley.
Leo Simon, All Eddy street. San
Francisco.
Lucille Granicher. 2os7 Market street,
San Francisco.
Willie A Bowling, rs Steiner street
Elsie Rockenfeld, 1868 Mission street
San FRANCISCO.
Maree montgomery. 255 Montgomery
street. San Francisco.
Elsie NJ Worden, 519 Frederick
street, San Francisco.
Henry Sylvester, 1928 Carlton street
Leon II. wOolsey, 4 Boulevard place
MarceiIa Merkel. $3.50 Eighteenth
street. San Francisco.
James Wallace. 1889 Leavenworth
street, San Francisco.
Ethel Graham, SCI Dolores street
San Francisco.
Gladys waibel, 1853 Hayes street
San Francisco.
Florence Melody. 2Ss San Jose avenue
San Francisco.
Marcella Leonard, 1147 Guerrero
street, San Francisco
Chester Beck, 2015 Mission street
San Francisco.
Hanna Kappelmanu, 1855 McAllistei
street, San Francisco.
Ernst Shirpser, 1928 Broadway, Sar
Francisco.
Jerome Sunion. 447 Eddy street, sar
Francisco.
Gladys Beard. Edinburgh and Ave
land streets, San Francisco.
Charlotte Morton. 1920 South Thirty
sixth avenue. San Francisco.
Arnold Bachs. 1902 Folsom street Sar
Francisco.
Adolph Givanovich. 1OS4A, CapI
street. San Francisco.
Agnes NJ Sheerin. 2216 Geary street
San Francisco.
Hazel Losey. 62S Tennessee street
San Francisco.
William H. Alison. 2O1O Pierce street
San Francisco.
Cyril Leahy, II De Long avenue, Sar
. Francisco.
Dorothy Hamilton. 57l Thirty-nintf
avenue. San Francisco.
f. Herrerias. 1876 First avenue Sar
Francisco.
Josephine Smith, S53 Twentieth av.
e1ue, San Francisco.
Olga Fehlen. SS1 Church street. Sar
, Francisco.
Anita cuadro. IS Albert Lane. sar
Francisco
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The Tree Poppy

r HE picture is one of the Califor-
MIA tree poppy. a native of south
ern California. The six petals are
pure white. the center bright yellow
1t is remarkably hardy as has been
demonstrated by its successful trans
planting from its native home in
southern California to Idaho, and
where it persists in blooming until
after the snow falls 1t grows to the
height of IS or 20 feet and is very
attractive flower for wall or fence or
porch. 1t is especially good for the
last named purpose, as its leaves are
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PHOTOS OF. PRIZE WINNERS

You see today on this page the
portraits of three boys and three
girls who have won watches in the
contests conducted by The Junior
Call. If you are one of the fortunate
winners and have not already sent
in your picture, please do so at
once, as The Junior Call wishes to
publish the pictures of all the sue
cessful contestants i'm the contests
for the older juniors. A number of
pictures win appear each week.
Write your name and address
plainly on the back of the picture,
and state whether or not you wish
it returned to you.
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Ill. The oldest ones in the United
States are in the old Jewish cemetery
in Philadelphia They are so or 10
years old and are fine specimens. The
leaves are very tender and fall at the
first frost. though the trees stand well
the severest winters.
In China and Japan they grow to
good size and are made into lumber
They bear farinaeeous nut in their
native woods that tastes like the al
mond, except that there is little acid
taste.
The Chinese cultivate the Gingko as
a sacred tree in their temple gardens.
1t has probably been preserved to us
by this means as other members of the
family have become extinct.
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HOoker's Chestnut Charger

General Hooker probably had the
finest looking horse in the union ar
mics. This was Lookout. a horse OF
rich chestnut color, standing II hands
high and possessing all the dainty and
elastic action of the most delicately
fashioned colt. This was the horse
Kentucky bred which bore Hooker
during the battle above the clouds "
The horse was intended for exhibition
in England, but got no farther than
New York, where Hooker bought him,
although having to compete with the
agent of the emperor of France. who
wanted him for his majesty Louis Ma
poIeon.
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not dense, and while furnishing suf-
hclent background, do not entirely OBJ
scure the light, as so many of the
climbing plants do. This poppy, unlike
most other poppies, has a rich fra
GRANGE. It's large white flowers are
very pretty in some kinds of decora-
ton and have the further merit of
standing erect after being cut They
Wilt somewhat the first day, but by
the second they are as full and vigor-
Gus as when cut from the stalk.
feel sure the friends of our native
flowers Will be glad to WELCOME this
flower kingdom
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We'll. Six lucky winners viii be
glad this week when they see their
names as having been awarded watches
by The Junior Call. SO many answers
were received that the editor wishes
3 each one could have won a watch; but
Shere's nothing ike trying again, so
send in the answers for this week 5
puzzle and don't feel discouraged. for
sooner or later you're sure 10 win.
six watches were awarded to six
boys and girls and the names Of all
others who sent in absolutely correct
answers appear on the roll of honor.
II your name is not on the roll Of
honor. please study the answers and
try 10 remember wherein you failed.
Six new puzzle pictures are shown
q the top Of this page. Send in your
answers by numbers. thus: No. is -.
No , IS and SO on. These puzzles
are. not very difficult but they require
a little thought. Answers must reach
the editor of The Junior Call not later
than Wednesday afternoon, and the
sooner the better; send in yours as
early as possible.
Six watches viii be awarded 10 six
C. 'rrect answers showing great neatness
am care. This contest is for juniors
tetvA cen the ages Of 10 and I6 years.
The " unEeT juniors viii find their con-
test on the fourth page.
The CORRECT answers TO the puzzles
presented in last Saturdays Junior Call
are as follows: 1. tennis: ,. vel'milion
3. swing; 4 Bacchus; >, stork; 6,
Buchanan.
The juniorsstO'whom prizes have been
awarded for the correct solutionsof this
puzzle are:
. Laurence Thszp. 1900 Lyon street,
San Francisco
&. Oakland.
Edmand Rogers. 1925 Palm street.
- san Luis Obispo.
Edna II Ross. 1906 Seventeenth
street, Bakersfield.
3. Bert Reynolds, Upper Lake, Lake
county. California.
) q. Catharine Clement, r. F. .. ,, st.
:: Helena.
Names of the other juniors who sent
. ins the correct answers appear in the
following roll Of honor:
- Wanda Henry, 1890 Clinton avenue,
Alameda.
Eileen Sullivan, 1923 University ave-
nue.. Berkeley.
Alameda.
Bernice IGrismore, 1881 East Twenty
% second street, Oakland.
Harold Watson. 1913 Madison street
Oakland.
Chester Bertolaeci. 1914 Milvia street
IInaa English. Nevada City. Cal.
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Elsa Barber. Carmel orchard. Carn9fl
Frank Roberts. San Francisco
Alice f. Salser. 1891 Twenty-third
street San Francisco.
LutreIle L Pace, 756 Thirteenth
street. Oakland.
Irene Cooling. Blue Canyon
Addie WoOdman. Pescader0.
Florence G.. Sherwood. 2024 Taylor
street San Francisco
Fred ZeiIe, 1899 Carlton street,
Berkeley.
Berkeley.