The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-09

and by doing this no other candidate
knows how you stand. on the other
hand. II you poll every vote you have.
every one will know your strength Ia
the race and know just how TO Judge
you
There we're thousands and thous
ands Of votes cast Saturday evening
consequently there were a great many
changes In the lineup for today. but
none was SO noticeable as the enor.
nous leap taken by Miss Floy Mullen
Of District ]. She turned IN 100000
votes. making her not only lead IN
her district by at the beat of the
Honor Roll This Is distinction OF
which she Is Justly proud. Miss Mul.
len is of a family that is bet or known
perhaps than any other family resid-
ing In Ardmore and the Indian Terri
tory and needs no introduction
through our columns. She has vast
number of friends throughout the Ter.
ritory and II may be said in passing,
she bids fair to be one Of the fortunate
sixteen.
The votes and subscription books
of The Ardmoreite are always open to
inspection and candidates and others
who desire To- see the votes counted
may do so by calling any afternoon
al the Ardmoreite Office between 3
and O'Clock Every votes published
I'm the paper Is absolutely bona fde.
All votes are counted twice and filed
away for future reference. Absolute
impartiality Is assured and no one
connected with the Ardmoreitc or
who has relatives employed boy the
Ardmorelte will be allowed TO enter
the race or vote.
There still seems TO be little mis-
understanding as To how the contest
is to be conducted In the Eve dis.
tricts. Each district is separate
and distinct contest In itself. 40 mat
ter how many votes other candidates
may have I'm other districts the young
woman who stands Highest I'm her in
diyidual district will be given free
trip. Tho fine upright piano will be
awarded the young woman who se-
cures the largest number of votes In
the entire contest regardless of dis
trict limitations There are three
prizes To each district. which means
that II Is sure thing that three
Young women In each district will Sc
cure prizes. These prizes will con.
sist Of one OF the free trips. one of
the gold watches and one Of the free
business scholarships.
No one Is losing hope as there arc
siill three whole weeks left to secure
votes. and the difference OF few
thousand votes IL nothing as this
means but a few yearly subscriptions.
Many people are willing TO subscribe
for the Ardmorcitc and are only wait
ing to be asked.
Many of the young ladies improved
last weeks opportunity and secured
the extra votes as per our club offer,
which closed at 10 o'clock Saturday
night Several saw III to east large
number, thereby placing their name
very near to the place of honor In
ineiI district.
There should be no time lost In the
next three wees. and every day
should mean an increase In your vote
totals. Don't let a day go by without
.exertiug your best efforts 20 secure
subscriptions. for you will surely re-
gret Il on the last week. You will
then SEQ how close YOU are to the
head OF the list, and will know that
yea had put in all your spare time
you would have been leading by per
haps good many thousands. So take
our managers advice and work for
great results.
There SENS TO be some m'sunder-
standing as 10 the distinction between
old and new subscribers; an old sun.
scriber Is one who is or was taking
the Ardmoreite ht the time the con.
test began, July 4. A new subscriber
e. one that was not taking the paper
at tho time the contest began, regard.
less as 10 whether the party had once
been n subscriber or not. One point to
be remembered: Parties having taken
the paper for short lengths OF time
since the contest has been IN opera
tion and wanting 10 renew again in
order TO secure votes. will come under
the head of new subscriber. enti,
Ting them To the usual number OF
votes thereon.