The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26

Every lad and iassle under Do years or
axe viii be interested 10 TINS contest lHL
hair a hundred dollars in good United
'Fhis Splendid prize has been hung u2
by ar. ]. DOunan Reavis originator 1l
.,rHE REAEIS SYSTEM of home build
ing 10 De divided among the bright oo}s
or girls under l5 years. stho MAKE me
ssrest est number Of English words froru
Ihe letters contained IN the famous adj
" WHOSE RooF Is OVER YOUR
HEADT'
The occasion of this generous offer on
the part OF '~rHE hEAEioS NSIEM' is
10 promote interest. not only iu the nome
building business of The donors but also
to draw attention 20 the excursion anu
picnic OF THE REAL ESTATE DEAL
al TINS picnic, which promises 90 be the
greatest ever held i'm tah. tne ward OF
the prizes offered by tttE itEA y Is
SYSTEM win be announced ana the
prizes Will be-giyen TO the boys OF girls
making the three largest lists OF separate
words To the highest esuEater sovs
the first prize, SO second largest si2i
third largest, $l0-aN iu SHINING gold
pieces.
Ii the winners are pre-ent al Saltair
ca the day or the picnic the additional
sum OF s. will be added to each prize anu
the money viii be paid from the music
stand OF the dancing pavilion. lt, now
ever, the winners are not present, ltriF
names viii be announced june otth IN
the newspapers, and The money VIII le
paid on demand ~ the Office or IRE
REAVIS SYSTEM S2-34 slain street
three prominent cltIZcns-N Liam
IGLEHEART, manager of The SAT- Lake
Herald, PERRY s. HEATH, publisher OF
the salt Lake Tribune. ana 11OhADE N7-
/ WHITNEY. manager DrsCTCL evening
News-Wiu act as Judges. ano aDsOilts
fairness viii govern Lue awards
/ The estimates, as received. VIII De
dropped into sealed meal DoN. the keS -
! Of which viii be in the hands OF the
in order to give the juages time 40 J. q
speCt the estimates so as 10 make aA
announcement or the awards ON tile uay
or the Real Estate Dealers. picnic june
zgth, the contest viii close June -.ln az
D. M, and no estimates after t1at time
viii be considered.
AS the estimates are received the time
OF arrival viii be stamped upon the en-
velope so as TO deal out justice To- an
We have endeavored to plainly state
4 the conditions under which the prizes
( Will be given. but i'm order TO insure aO-
( soi15te fairness to an OF the contestants,
I il has been decided TO append few sim
/ pie rules governing the contest manner
I OF awards, etc
/ FIRST-Any boy or glrl under 10 years
/ Of age is eligible 20 win the prize III tHia
/ sECOND-The Alphabetical letters in
the six words. WHOSE ROOF Is OVER
/ YOUR HEADT' may be used as often as
I desired, the only aim being TO construct
/ the greatest number of Wyrds from the
/ letters contained therein
( THIRD-piurals or possesslTes VIII NOT
4 be considered new words.
{ FOURTH Synonyms viii be considered
I as new words
/ FIFTH-Christian names. names OF
/ towns. scientific terms, Bible names and
/ mathematical terms viii be colin eG.
! SIXTH-Each word must be numbered
/ cOnsecutiVeIy. so as 10 simplify the WorN
I Of the judges.
! SEVENTIES ink or typewriter lu
1 writing your estimates. ANA write only
/ enc one side of the paper. Ruled paper IS
/ preferable.
/ FIGHTH-In case of Tie for any of
: the prizes, the amount of the prize VIII
be divided equally among the tie estima-
tiers.
! NINTH-Only one estimate can be made
} in one name.
lis OVER YOUR HEAD VIII not be
/ counted as new words.
ELENENTH-Seal your estimates i'm an
envelope and mail iJ or deliver it m per-
son addressed TO
! THE REANIS STSTEM
WHOSE ROOF is OVER YOUR
HEADp'f