The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05

S. All subscriptions must be paid in
advance.
| 6. Only new subscribers will be
counted.
| Z. The contestant who secures the
highest number of points during any
calendar month Of the contest will re-
ceive Special Honor Reward, this re-
ward being entirely independent Of the
ultimate disposition of the scholar
ships.
8. Renewals by persons whose names
are already ON our subscription lists
will not be counted. "a contestant can,
however, secure renewal from a per-
son whose name he or she turned in
originality The Tribune will investi-
gate each subscription and if found ir-
regular in any way reserves the right
to reject it.
Q. No transfers can be made after
| credit has once been given.
| 10. All subscriptions, and the cash to
pay for the same, must be handed in
at The Tribune Office within the week
in which they are secured. SO that
papers may be sent to the subscribers
at once.
| II. Subscriptions must be written on
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at The Tribune Office or will be sent by
| mail.
1t must be borne strictly in mind that
credit will be given only for new sub
scribers, fully prepaid, and also that
| after points have been credited to one
contestant they will not be transferred
| to any other contestant, whether then
on the list or who may enter there
after.
What the Contestants Did Last Year
| Miss Wilhelmna Griffin, of PrOvi-
dence, secured 1904 points, equal to 14a
subscribers for one year each, and re-
ceived an order for a four years course
in swarthmore College, valued at 81 1000.
Garfield Anderson, Of Carbondale, Sc
| cured 889 points, equal to ~ subscribers
|. at one year each, and received an order
for a four years scholarship in La
fayette College, valued at $1,000.
Meyer Lewis. of Scranton, secured $50
points, equal to II subscribers at one
year each. and received an order for a
three years scholarship in the Strouds-
| burg State Normal School, valued at
| $675.
Henry Schwenker, of South Scranton,
secured 629 points, equal to So sub
scribers. at one year each, and received
an order for course in the Scranton
Conservatory of Music valued at SIS.
William Miles, Of Hyde Park, secured
sos points. equal to so subscribers at
one year each. and received an order
for a scholarship in the Scranton Busi-
ness College, valued at SIS.
Miss Norma Meredith. of Hyde Park,
secured 419 points, equal to 35 yearly
subscribers, and received scholar
ship in the Scranton Business College,
valued at SIS.
Ray Buckingham, Of Elmhurst, Sc
cured 355 points. equal to 20 yearly
subscribers, and received an order for
scholarship in the Scranton Business
College, valued at SIS.
Miss Vida Pedricl1. of Clark's Sum-
nit, secured 351 points. equal to 20
yearly subscribers, and received an Or
der for a scholarship at the Scranton
Conservatory of Music, valued at SIS.
These Got Ten Per Cent.
In addition to those receiving schol-
arships, the following persons each got
10 per cent. OF the actual cash they
turned in for subscriptions during the
contest: Frank Kemmerer, Factory
Vile; August Drummer, Carbondale;
David 0. Emery, winners; Arthur C.
GrifIis, Montrose; Miss Minnie Wallis.
Carbondale; w. H. Harris, Hyde Park;
Harry Freeman, Bellevue: u. j. Sheri-
dan. Hawlev. Miss Jennie Ward, Oly-
nhant. Robert Campbell. Green Ridge,
and r.. Leo Huber. Scranton,
Residence mace NO Olnerence'
1t will be noticed that the contestants
We're not confined to tho central city.
but were located in various places some
of which are quite a distance from
Scranton. Besides those IN Providence,
Hyde Park and Green Ilidge, some of
the most successful competitors were in
CarDonu.e auatH a.n,.;,,s o.r,"n W;'ns.ss lss'
Montrose Rellevue Hau,ley and DIV.
~hant
last wear n number Of the contestants
we've en,nloved In regular situations