Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
First Prize

X HELEN MARIE FERGUSON. X
\ 3246 Emmett street. L. A. High \
X school, grade A9 Age IA years.
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(Honorable Mention)
]. We had dear little kitty
;. Who was awfully hard to catch, :
;. And he'd always meow. Oh! pity! :
+ There's none here my match.
\ MARTHA BLANCHARD.
j. 218 Also street. Age 13. city ;:
\ Cathedral school, B6. y
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(Honorabe Mention)
i I once owned a cute little kitty, :
!. Mice and birds he would always =
4 catch
J. And l never have yet seen ms
! match.
i LAWRENCE MARTIN \
j Grade "A, National City. 4O35 :
!. University boulevard, San Diego.
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Twas the first mouse caught by By my Satcb Kio'y'
She was awfully proud of her eaten
For the poor little mouse I had pity
CHARLES EDWARDS
SO27 w Tenth street; age 81 Az HOBART
school.
NV swell blueblooded kitty
Went out to seek a catch;
uc returned to seek my pity,
For he met his Tom cat matcn.
VORIS CONNOR,
sse E. Fifty-frst street; age 81 b.
Mckinley school, :
Small Dot had a very dear kitty,
Which was exceedingly hard to eaten.
Her mother oft said: what pity,
These two dears are such I,1' 6aa Hia'ch "a
GERTRUDE FITZGERALD'
91S Albany street; age IA 40 e'"''
Tenth street school.
had puppy and kitty .o,.,,.
That played at tumble, toss and catch'
Dut. OH wasn't 1t a dreadful pity
1t ended in boxing match
MYRI. WALDMAN,
ss4 Pine street; 9Th grade, Grant sehooi
Riverside.
I had a>nice little kitty
And all the mice he did catch;
Rnt oh 1t was such pity
When his nose got burned by match.
RUBY DALLAS,
Grade BIS, Plaza school, Ventura; age Is.
There was great big kitty
Who would a mouse catchi
And it was such pity
To see the UNEQUAL maten. ,t.cn
r. r 3. box 9O5; Bs Long Beach H. p
Mines an authoritative kitty;
For mice it's her hobby to eaten;
She has no inclination to pity,
And mice, wee things, aren't her matcn.
I. HOLAHAN'
1912 5. Los Angeles street.
(Give age and grade Of schooD.
once had a nice Maltese kitty,
And lots of mice she could eaten;
An auto killed her; what a pity
And I never could find her match
BESSIE McCORKELL,
s22 S Chicago street; BIG grade age 10
There once was sweet little kitty,
Who liked little mice to eaten;
Now doesn't it seem pity
That their gait she could not mach
CHARLOTTE KIRBY
Corona.
Nv darling little bob-tailed kitty,
A 1ong-tailed mouse tried to catch;
He bit off his tail, such pity!
And now both have tails to match
ANNA M PELREN,
1901 e. Thirty-third street; Al Vernon
avenue school.
throw our ball to kitty,
And she the ball does eaten;
But isn't it a pity
1 never win the match
r F.. d. No. 9 Escondido; 5th grade
Oakdale school,
There was young girl named Kitty
And a hoy she tried to eaten;
But oh it was such pity
For they were horrible mateh.
1913 Council ST., grade A5; age IL.
Oh. look at my pretty kitty!
taught it a bail to eaten;
But was not it a sad pity
1t lost its little match?
ADRIENNE DIES NAYERs,
1861 South Flower St. age II; oth grade
7 once had a little white kitty,
And the mice she loved to catch
But one day, oh, what a pity!
Her tail got burned by a match
Sawtelle,
have the dearest little kitty
Most anything she can catchi
But oh dear it's such a pity,
For cannot find her match.
GRACE NJ. WALKER,
Age IS, 519 Ganahl st, Grade s.
Once I had a pretty little kitty;
nice little mouse little kitty did eaten
And, oh it was such a pity,
ARTHUR SUTKE
100 MI rurantv-eiphth street. Yer