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New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
TO THE

TO THE
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
VIA THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS
AND CATSKILL AND TANNERS
VILE RAILWAYS.
Direct connection with the y. z. Centr1i
trains leaving New York I.54 and II: III
A NJ daily, except sunday and A.Oz p "A.
daily and the West shore trains leaving
West 42d 81. at tbs and 11:So A. n ta1iy,
except sunday.
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and tire CAISklLL
EVENING LINE STEAMERS.
PURCHASE TICKETS VIA CATsKILL-
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AGENTS WANTED.

/ MADE $50. 900 in Ave years in the mail
order business; began with IS. Send fer
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. Ola
Lockport N Y
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RED I'D" LINE.

PED I'D" LINE.
FOR SAN JUAN. p. r. Ia GUATRA
PTO CABELLO. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO VIA CURACAO
SIS PHILADELPHIA. sat. July 81. noon
SIS CARACAS. ...-..-- sat. Aug "a noon
FOR LA GCATRA. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO.
: : ZJ-LIA A...-.--..-.--S sat. July "a. nom
: : MARACAIBO. ----- sat Aug. .. noon
Pier IL adjoining Wall St Ferry. Brooklyn.
These Steamers Have Superior Accomrlo-
dations for Passengers
ROUITON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Agents y Wall -
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

Large. Fast ard luxurious Twin screw
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Submartne SignaLs
LTMOUTH-CHERBOU URG-BREMEN-
Express Sallings Tuesdays at 10 A vi
4 ". q. Gr..July 20 Kr'prinz Wnn. Aug
h Wh n IT..July q t-ecilie ....-. Aug. 10
PLYMOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TWtn-ScreW SaiIinEs Thursday at 10 A M
Friedrich Gr- July - Wsshingtc Aug >
kurfuerst July % Bremen ---- Aug II
GEORGE WASHINGTON-Sails AUG .
2 600 tons. Newest and largest German
ship ahoat- Every innovation known 20 tns
shipbuider's art.
GIBRALTAR -EAPLES-GENOA-
Mediterranean Sailings Saturday a. II A N.
F. Irene .... Aug IS Berlin new sept .
Connections EncirclinE the Globe
Travellers Checks good all over the wori d
Apply OELRICHS 4 CO. General Assnts-
5 BROADWAY NEW YORK
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lRgMNOR LIME,
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO Z. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY Other Hour on the Even Hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION WASHINGTON. WITH
ALI. LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily 23d St Lib 81
WASHINGTON. Sleepers. zee 50 pm ~ an
WASHINGTON. Diner. Psrisr 80 am 500 an
Washington. Diner. Parior 3 % am ~ - an an
Washington. Diner. Psrior-ll ~ am 4 y
washington. Parlor- ------- Loo pm zoo pm
PnrIor Car. New York 20 Richnond "a
..F2oval It'd. . piner Parlor $50 pm 400 Pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor ~ pm &c IN
washington. Buffet. PaT.or 50 pm to pm
Through Daily Trains % t7e Wess
Chicago. P1ttsburg -..---- 30 an 80 an
chicago. Columbus. .-..- II ~ am = ~
Dtf,ssHrx Cleveland ..... $50 pm ACC pm
''Pittsburg Limited ---- . - Pm .-S p
Gin So. L, Louisville II - pm ! ~ an
Gin. 81. l., Louisville . am 10 g am
Gin ST l.. Louisville. $50 Fm 8 90 pm
OfFces. 245. 434 1900 Broadway, Aseor
House 225 Fifth Ave, N Y: S. Ave. b
II Ridge St; 343 fulton St. Brocklyns
West 29d St and Liberty St
After 8 P. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and fulI information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
n o. r. R. 23d ST. Terminal Phone
No, Chelsea $50
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FT,o RENT.-A LARGE. LIGHT OFFIt'E. O$ 1HE
i first floor. the Hebrew Free Loan building JOS
% Ave. dye big skyiisht suitable for Pho
tosrapher architect. oentis. LAWYER dressnaker. rea
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COACHMAN. by respectable. middle aged
man. single. city or country. best refer
,nces Address G X. Tribune Uptown Of
nce 1854 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No. 1854 Broadway, between seth
and 3Tth SITS. until o'clock D. Ad-
vertisementS received at the following
branch ofices at regular once rates until
s o'clock . m. viz 264 9Th ave. =
cor. 23d st; l53 9th ave. cor. 18th ct
iO4 East 14th St: 257 West 42d at. be-
tween Tth and sth sves 263 West f25th
ct: 10s5 I'd ave 1929 3D. ave. near 61st
ct: JT0s LIST ave. near seth st: 1871 East
f25th at: T58 fremont ave $50 Sd ave.
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ORDER business; began with IS. Send for
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock, 91A
lockport. n. 7.
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COACHAAN.- single. excellent references
obiiglng aus most careful man. with 5000
y.~orS Phelps BT5 sth ave
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CTARK,S CRUISES

AROUND IHE MUkLD
By s. S. Cleveland. 1900 tons. brand new.
Oct I6 90. from y Z, and FEB. ,. ~.
from Frisco. $3.50 and up
I2th Annual Orient Cruise. Feb 5. 10.
$500 up. By Lloyd : :. "Grosser Hur-
fuerst % DAYS. including - days Esyps
and Palestine.
FRANK c. CLARK. Times Building. Mes
York
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FARMER. GARDENER COOK. LAUN-
DRESS Young Irish couple: no chll
ayrn. man understands all mechinery Hlfe
GOOD cook and lAundress. Carpenters Blu
reau. l54 9th ave.
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psEssmAKISa AND MILLINERY.

uTps7 CLASS Frerch dressmaking: even
49, nsII street wedding dresses: latest
noYeitIes: remodeliing. 625 Lexington ave-.
near bath 81.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Rm@TlMM AND POINTS IN
WWV Wuu NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

WWV v Wuu NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
FALL RIVER LINE Via N.xport and
Fall River. Lv- Pier lg y n IT warren
St, Daily, $50 P. NJ Strs COMMON
WEALTH ana PRISCILLA Orchestra on
each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence.
Leave Pier is. y. r.. IT, Murray St. week
days only SEQ p. NJ. Strs. PROVIDENCE
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE Via stoplnxton. I.v.
Pier 40. n. r.. TT Clarkson St. week DAYS
500 P M: Pier 30, E. R. II e 22d St
$50 p. NJ. Strs. CHESTER w. CHAPLIN
and CITY Or LOWELL
NEW BEDFORD LINE For New
Bedford. Woods Hole. Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket. Mattapoisett. Marion and Cape
Cod points. Leave Pier 40 North River
foot OF Clarkson St. week DAYS only al
500 NJ Steamers MAINE and NEW
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven
Hartford. Springfield and North Leave
Pier 2s. r. r.. week days PAS p. NJ, sun
days $50 A. NJ: foot East 22d St. week
days 300 p. M: Sundays 1900 A NJ. Str.
RICHARD PECK.
Tickets. staterooms and information az
City Ticket Once, III Broadway near
Cortiandt St. Telephone 512f Cortlandt
Also ut y. Y. Transfer and Tourist Offices
and az Piers.
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COLLECTOR and sUPERINTENDENT.- 49,
Married man. %: experienced in man
aging high cinss apartment houses: refer
eTices and bond furnished Vrana. 25l
Cypress ave. The Bronx
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DOMESTIC STU ATIoSs WANTED.

COAcHMAE Married. no children. coun-
Try preferrsd: lost position through auto
mobile dfteen years city reference. would
accept place car.taker or waiehmen
reasonable wages. Robert. 2&s6 broadway
Tslephous Ip&7- Riverside
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ences: understands his trade thoroughly
moderate salary. John Mantsouros. 80
James st
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YOUNG MAN. having thorough snowledEe
In poultry and duck raising: an farm or
vrivste estate: references. II. B., 4Ot
Tonpkins ave. Brooklyn store
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and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their tptown
orlce No 1894 Broadway. between seth
and B7th ats. until o O'clock p. m Ad-
vsrtIsements received at the following
branch ofices at regular once rates until
q o'clock o m. viz. 264 Sth ave. s.
ror Dad ct. 1873 eth ave. cor, 18th 81. {:
IO4 East f4th st: 257 West t2d St. be
tween 9TH and 9th aves. 263 West t2ath
a. IO55 I'd ave; 1929 Sd ave, aear 6tst
~ fTOS Ist ave. near sath At: 15T East
Ia5th st: 1853 fremont ave: $50 Sd ave
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GARDENER and COACHMAN.-Middls
aEed: competent with vegetables. flowers.
lawn and proper care Of private fiace. ref
erence 7. @. la Greenwich st. corner
Liberty st
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YOUNG MAN-Marrisd aged -: German
in ONCE at anything: silk or real estate
business preferred: good references. Emil
Kramer 571 West seth 81.
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JAEITOR Married: small family: desires
nice. quiet hathouses: handy With tools;
~ill do small repairs: speaks German
French. English best references. W. 7.
Van Else 5e7 sch ave.
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ryrEwRIrIse AND rxrzwErxzA

--T-T0P vTsIRLE. 70 Nassau 81 e...-
tos1s free: an rsakes taken 80 - -
-,snrs bargains in Lnderwoods. Ae1ni
divers. Smiths
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GARDENER. landscaper and farmer. mar
ried <S; three children, twenty-four
wears experience In ali branches, under
glass and outdoors. or working fore
man: handle help to best advantage. build
ing rustic stone work. road or terraces
hrs, class references. three years In last
rlarr, employer sold out. strictly sober ana
lndustrious and good worker; wife best
sweet butter maker; willing % board help;
last employer can be seen. address Car
drner. care ot Johannls. 553 East 18th st.
corner LIST ave
GARDENER. Married: private place; best
reference. l4l East bsth st
USEFUL. MAN Young man. q; gentle
mans country house: understands care
horses lawns. driving; steady. strong ana
willing Charles TCt Gates ave. Brooklyn
I-eFFIrI MAN, coachman, gardener. handy
man. young Swede: speaks English.
rtrnrg willing. obliginE. good references
small wages OsterherEs Bureau. Ti6 lex
InKt1n ave Tel IO5J-Fla4a.
I-sEFtrr. MAN or GROOM Young North
OF Ireland lad: two months IN country.
Carpenters Bureau. l5& 9Th ave Tel
ise9-Chelsea-
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IOST~BANKBOOKS
pINKHOOK No. 527. 412 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing Any person
bsIIne a claim TO Il is hereby called upon
20 nrcsent the same within ten days or sub
mil 10 having said passbook cancelled ana
a new one issued
osT-Rankbook No BASS. YorkvilIe
Rank Specisl Deposit Department, issued
q, Nathan e Rosenzweiz. Payment
s.orned Duplicate will be issued two
ueeks from date. July 20. 1909.
I OsT-Bankbook No. eT2. .5+2. Bank for
savings. $50 4th ave. New York. Pay
rnent stopped Please return book to bank.
lost HANDBOOK No. eeo. las. Rank for
savings 80 4th ave. New York Pay
reent stopped Please return book to bank.
LOST handbook No. fsT SOC Bank for
SAYINGS 80 Attn ave. Sew York PAY
hnert stepped Please return book 10 bank.
ToeT Rankbook No. as2 as Bank for
savings $50 4th ave. New York. Pay
rent stopped Please return book 10 bank.
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MACHfNIST ana TOOIMAkER. middle
aged. A. Weiss 1o45-i94T 1st ave.
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FURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
PLEASANT ROOMS. in large detached
Lorse TO auiet gentlemen; hons privi-
i.sss "a East 18th. st. Flatbush-
oaTH sT.. a. EAST.-Delraele rooms:
6,,iet house: summer rates; references.
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HUNGARIAN AMERICAN SERVICE.
TO FIUME. VIA
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES. TRIESTE
FannOnta Aug I9. noon oct . g arunar IA ) oV =
"Carpathia- Sept-2.n ,OctZls Caroula -Nos.%t
sAlso calls at Genoa
Travellers checks issuei-Ciood eve-y y ners-
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP co. LTD.
21-24 state ST. opposite the Battery-
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AMERICAN LINE From Pier ie 70. = 3 X
PLYMOUTH -CHERB' G-SOUTHAMPTON
St Louis July "a St Paul ----.-- Aug -
Philadelphia. Aug New York. Aug q
RED STAR LINE From Il ger II = H.
NEW YORK -DOVER-ASTWER
Vaderland. July "a Kroonland. --.- Aug :
ICELAND .....-Juiv 3iIapIandtnswl Aug "a
WHITE STAR LINE IsI ET0T Fer
Arabic. July "a. 10 am cedric Aug T. 10 am
Celtic July 81 e:50am Baltic Aug IA. 9.3oam
PLYMOUTH -CHERB G+SOCTHAMPTON
AdrtaticJly2T q.3Oani Oceanic Aug 4. 9. Scam
MajesticJIy =. Q .3OaTa T tonic Aug II. .a:3oaEn
NEW YORK AND BOSTON TO ITALY
Via Azores and Gibraltar.
Cretlc Aug. 4. noon Romano Spt u. II ara
PASSENGER OFFICE o BROADWAY
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

This is the picture be cOIored Paint
the Editor of eJuno Gail
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04
Something About Corks
LYLE SMITH.
LYLE SMITH.
1879 Eighth Avenue, Corner Twenty
second street, East Oakland. I3
Years of Age

would like to tell a little story CT
the cork which we value so little. yet
what an important article it is in our
homes and lives.
Cork trees grow abundantly in Spain
and Portugal. The cork tree Is an
evergreen oak. which, when full
grown. is 40 or so feet high, and some
times five feet in thickness.
The cOrks are made from the bark.
which is so soft that it can be cut
easily into shape. The tree must be
Is years old before the bark is one inch
thick and ready for cutting. After the
bark is taken off once it takes eight
years before il can be cut again. In
taking the bark off two rings are cut
one just below the main branches and
the other above the ground. Between
these two rings strips are cut frosl
ring to ring. and peeled Off and fiat
tened. 1t is scraped, cleaned and hard
ened by boiling or steaminE, and then
IL is ready to be shipped TO the markets,
where it is made into cOrks of all sizes.
life preservers, sOles of shoes and arti-
fetal limbs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

Francisco, age years
Frank Dorm, 1919 Guerrero street
san Francisco, age years.
Miriam Greninger, 922 Valencia
street, San Francisco, age 9 years.
Rowland H. Gass. San Ramon, age
years.
Will s. Harris, Virginia City, New.
age years, box 81
Edna Henney, $50 Haight street, San
Francisco, age 10 years.
Harold Haines, 240 Twenty-seventh
street, San Francisco. age 9 years.
Bessie B. Hicks, 1879 Bancroft way,
B Ruth nttes johnson. dia fS S47s Mission street,
San Francisco. age 9 years.
Ruth Kelley. 321 West Ivy street,
Bonita McCulley, 1443 Cottage street,
Alameda, age years.
Thomas j. Mcneil, Tiburon, age 8
years
Alfred Shemanski, 1916 Hayes street,
San Francisco, age 9 years.
Bonnie Short, 461 Moss avenue, Oak
land age 5 years.
Ruth Treadwell, Nevada City, age 9
years.
Gladys Wysinger, 1899 California
street. Eotel Yorke, San Francisco. age
years.
ROLL OF HONOR
In addition The Junior Call is happy
to be able to publish the following roll
of honor:
James Spiers Jr., 955 Page street, San
Francisco, age 3 years.
William Breen, Milton, age 10 years.
Helen Bonn, 44o Capp street, San
Marie Beck. 712 Capp street San
Francisco.
Agnes Jorgensen. 219S Fifteenth
street, San Francisco. age 10 years.
Helen Triem Bielenberg, 1443 Nc
Allister street, San Francisco, age I
years.
Joseph Bernato, 1913 Fifty-sixth
street, Oakland, age 10 years.
street, san Francisco, age 10 years.
Pauline Dikeman. 2511 Dwight way.
Berkeley, age s years.
Thomas Kenney, 463 Fifty-eighth
street, Oakland, age years.
Vincent Jos. Mooney, 1897 Oregon
M GRAY Awater age de sge 10
Aase Kohn, 2S1 North Fourth street,
San Jose, age 10 years
Olga osterhout, =. {. cottage o.
Frederick c. Heggie, sonoma. age 10
years.
street, San Francisco, age years.
Elwood Coley Al Riker street, Sa-
linas. age years.
Tom Hamlyn, Hotel Yorke, 1899 CAL
ifornia street, San Francisco, age 3
Edna NJ. Heinz, sss Alvarado street,
San Francisco.
Jack Shaler, 400 Sanchez street, San
y
William Mullaney, 94S Guerrero
street. San Francisco
Dorothy Rachel Richardson, S66 Oak
wood street, San Francisco, age years
Raymond Coombs, Grass Valley, age
8 years.
Stanley Hartley, 1904 San Jose ave-
nue., San Francisco age years.
ROLAND Pope 242 Tennessee street,
Vallejo. age years.
George Niven, Ross station, age 8
years.
Lilah E. C. Bricken, 1924 Palm ave-
nue. Oak Park; age years.
Elizabeth Rhyner 1905 Kentucky
Bernice Haywood. II Scott street,
/ San Francisco, age years.
Raymond Ahern, Menlo Park, age 9
years.
Amelia Selabon, 2o21 Baker street,
SAP trsncisco, age 9 years:
nue., San Jose, age years;
James S. Cantlen, $50 Alvarado
Estreet, San Francisco.
George Spellman, IS Alvarado street,
ssan francisco, age z years;
Evelyn Kennedy, 13o Tilden street,
Hattie Cox. 2428 M street, Sacramen-
Ito, age s years
Emelia Coffey Suisun, age Z years.
George A. Davis, 1901 Eleventh ave-
lshe. South San Francisco, age years
:. Joseph Figueiredo, 1888 Union street,
san Francisco, age years.
Camillo Bertencourt San Leandro,
Henry Dittn1an, s9s Alvarado street.
san francisco, age 8 years.
Dorothy Lang. 24s East Poplar
street, age years
Harry Hildebrandt 1407 Lyon street,
San Francisco. age 5 years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04


Helen Virginer Hawkins, Belvedere.
Bernice Santos. 1855 Eighth street.
oakland, age 10 years.
Dorothea B. Holm, 2O3 Hoffman ave-
Florence Hilda Holm. goa Hoffman
Estein Petersen, 14S West Lake ave-
nue., WatsOnville. age Z years.
Agnes Cunningham, 1887 Guerrero
street. San Francisco. age 10 years.
Joseph j. Collins. III Manchester
street, age 10 years.
:, Donald KitzmiIier. 4s John street.
Ruth NICE PearsaIl. 24s7 Greenwich
street. San Francisco. age 10 years.
Lucille Jones. Suisun City, age
Edward Maxwell. Chico. age s years
Theresa Watson, Cazadero, age 10
Maxine Pyle. so7 Franklin street.
Napa, age 10 years.
Francis B. COrcoran. Fairfield. age
Gladys Eberle. 2O2sh Lincoln ave-
nue., Alameda. age 10 years
John Kirkwood Madison Park
apaE5TsatS' Marjerie Hoif aSs s7yf years Grove stree.
Oakland. age S years
Leona Herview, 3sss West street.
La Loie Carew. 311S Belmont street
Fruitvale, age 10 years.
Lewis B. Reynolds, 19 Lynde street.
Frpitvale. age wears. 80
avenue. San Francisco. age 9 years.
Emma Kuhlcke, Mountain View. age
years.
William Brady. 1907 O'FarrelI street.
San Francisco, age 10 years.
Dorothy Stanley, Livermore, age 10
years.
Paul sutton, 52s Thirty-frst street.
Oakland. age 10 years.
Isabella Coefeld. 11S3 Shotwell street
San Francisco, age years.
Ruth "A NOfziger, 150S Penn ave
nue., age 10 years
Lulu Gales Sausalito, age years.
Jennie Gales. SaUsalitO, age 10 years.
Alice Gales, Sausalito, age years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

Round. round, roundl
See rs skip around;
We form q ring
And dance and sing,
Round. found, roudl"
Oh, We find it hard to stayi
We so long to get away;
But we must not leave the tree
For We are not ripe, you see.
So We sing our jolly song.
Whirling, dancing all day long
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

10 years of age and younger. Twenty
paint boxes will be awarded to 20 pic
lures most artistically and neatly
colored.
The children who have been awarded
prizes for painting the picture of the
boy masquerading as a cowboy are:
George Alsing, 3206 Washington
street, Alameda, age 8 years.
Claire Andre, 928 SfXtieth street.
Oakland, age Z years.
Helen Brady, 1899 Cedar street,
Berkeley, age years.
Gray Drury, $40 Oak street. San
r crayon and send immediately
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

marry my daughter and be king
after me.
SECOND STORY TELLER hear, Q
king.
KING-1f you fail you shall lose your
head. Begin! And remember, the
story must go on forever. Now
again I say begin
SECOND STORY TELLER-Once upon
a time a certain king seized upon
all the corn in his country. He
had it stored in a strong granary
Then came a swarm of locusts
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04
RS OF THE JUNIOR PAINT BOX PRIZES

= 0DAY the younger juniors have the
girl TO color. and what fine pic
ture II viii be when finished. The
children who enjoyed painting the
picture Of the little cowboy last week
win have just as much fun this week
in dressing this pretty little lady UP
in her proper colors. and any children
vino have not as yet painted any of
The Junior Call pictures will find il a
This is the picture to be color
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

perfectly fascinating pastime if they
start in this week
Color your picture as quickly as
possible and mail it TO the editor of
The Junior Call so that it will reach
the Office not later than Wednes-
day afternoon, as pictures re-
ceived after that time can not be used
Write your name and address plainly
so that it can be easily read and be
quite sure that it is complete
This picture contest is for the
younger juniors only; those who are
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

over the land. Soon they found a
crack in the south side of the
granary. Now the crack was just
large enough for one locust to pass
through at a time. So one locust
went in and carried away a grain
or corn. Then another locust went
in and carried away a grain of
corn. Then another locust went in
and carried away a grain of corn.
Then
ING dnterrupting)-Yes, yes! Now
go on with the story.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

SECOND STORY TELLER-The story
shall go on, o king! Then another
locust went in and carried away
another grain of corn. Then an
other locust
KING (interrpting)-I tell you to go
on with the storyi
SECOND STORY TELLER obey
great king. Then another locust
went in and carried away another
grain of corn Then another
KING-The story, The story, l tell
youi
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04
THE BIRDS APPEAL.

paid no attention. but most OF them did
ana soon a club was organized and bad
boys who stole nests or bothered birds
were given many wise kind lectures BY
the members Of the club. and finally il
they did not reform and mend their
ways, were severely punished. so that
in time the inhabitants OF BirdsvilIe
were left in peace.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04
Doctor ButtOnflOOk

1 don't know what's the matter with
these cranky Mr.. Shoes!
I've sat here most an hour or two. and
yet the things refuse
To let old Doctor ButtOnhOok just pull
the buttons through
Do they think I'm an acrobat. with
nothing else to do?
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

Round, round, round
See US skip around;.
We form a ring
And dance and sing:
Round, round. rouadI"
If the Farmer spied US, say,
We would skip and run away.
He would chase US with a stick,
And we'd climb the tree so quick.
Then we'd crawl way out of sight
Where we hang by day and night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04

SECOND STORY TELLER-This is
the story, o king! Then another
locust went in and carried away
another grain of corn. Then
KING can not stand it, How long
will 1t take the locusts to carry
away all the grain?
SECOND STORY TELLER-One thou
and years, o king. Then another
locust went in and
k1NG-Stopi Stop! Take my daughteri
Be king after me! Be king now,
Anything to stop the locusts
Lyman Fem. 125 B street, San Fran
cisco, age s years.
Willie Simpson, 1916 Sherman street,
Alameda, age s years.
Jack Smith, 2017 San Jose avenue,
Alameda, age 10 years.
Thomas Mahoney, 1861 Washington
street, San Francisco. age 10 years
:. Merl Griffin, S0S Pajaro street, Sa-
hnas. age years.
Adelard Lynch. 1868 Washington
street, age years.
Alice Day, 469 Arkansas street, San
francisco, age 10 years.
1 hose Mills, Soledad. age 10 years.
Thelma Silvey. 121 Third avenue San
francisco, age 10 years.
Phyllis Kati. 46 El Canine street,
Berkeley, age Z years.
Mildred G. Fox, Redwood City, age 9
Helen HiIlcourt, S73 street, San
Rafael, age 10 years
Dorothy Helmore. Mill Valley. age 10
Philip Smith. $50 Grand avenue, San
Rafael. age years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
citation, with whleh Size has been cons

citation, with which she has been con-
snected. X.
Mr., and Mrs. j. G. Dugan gave q the
sater party on the opening night Of the
John Drew engagement.
Mrs w. a. Holman entertained on
Thursday in compliment to the James
+ B. Mexican w. r. G.
Miss Charlotte Holmes will entertain
at ii luncheon at the Knntsford, fol-
lowed by box party Saturday, May
20. III honor of Miss Emma QuigleJ Of
Chicago, i'll,
Mrs. Nicholas A. Robertson will en-
tertain at a box party today in honor
Of Mrs. Jack Gilner.
A card party was given on Thursday
at the Smith flats by the St Marks
altar society, So tables being played
and prizes given the winners in each
apartment, seven Of which We're donat-f5
ed for the entertainment. The winners
were Mrs. G. a. Qulgley Mrs. g. W..
Price. Mrs. j. r.. Cuday, Mrs P. s.
I,eogh, Mrs. Fanny Davis. mss Emily
Brackband and Mrs. Burbank Mrs
McGanney president Of the Altar So
ciety was assisted In receiving the
guests by Mrs. G.. Hammer and Miss
Margery Mulvey. Mrs. F. ]. Westcott,
Mrs w. w. Rivers, Mrs. j. II, Bard