Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
THE RUSTLERS
 MAKE A START
The Republican SubSCrip-
 tiOn Contest Open
Bright Eyed and Ambitious Boys and Girls in the Scholarship Race.

This morning at o'clock the big race that will last till the day before Christmas will start This is The Re publicans first scholarship contest, but it certainly will be a winner for the boys and girls who have entered the race are real hustlers. They are all after prizes-prizes that mean for them higher education either in the best colleges or in the travel the free trips will give. Their ambition is commendable, and indeed the most worthy of all aspirations is this intense desire to win the chance for further education. The Republican and the public take off their hats to you, young subscription and coupon hust- lers.
 Let every one, young and old, mar ried or single. bachelor and maid, eX- tend the helping hand and cheering smile to these young people. You need not wait for the contestant to call, send in the coupons for him or her. Send in your subscriptions. If you are not now interested in some con testant, you certainly will be very soon. so save the coupons.
 Beginning today and every day of AlG NplANtSNs d COuIOlA SOOu lOA el punt will be printed in each Republican. A good plan. boys and girls. is to or ganize your friends to assist you to gather the coupons each week and to site you to those who do not take The Republican. Your hustling inge- nuity and the help of your friends will surely count for just what it is worth. There is no game of chance in this. Saturdays will, of course, be the pjrin cipal days for work and remembec new subscriptions count for the most
 We are more than pleased with the alert and businesslike appearance of every one in the race. We know you will do your best. The prizes are well worth your while. From day to day there will be descriptions of these scholarships, what they consist of and in what ways you can use them. The schools are the best of their kind on the coast These scholarships and the trips are available any time after the contest, a year later if you prefer. The trips will certainly be nice next sum mer.
 Yesterday the contest department department received a letter from an- other one of the kind that some day will be a leader among business men.
 eHlpe, ATlZ, oct. lU, lSUb- scholarship Manager, The Arizona
 Republican.
 Phoenix. Ariz.
 Dear Sir-PIease enter my name as contestant in the free scholarship contest. have been recommended by Rev. J. C. Chapin, of the Baptist church of Tempe. I am almost six teen years old and have been in one T+ the Los Angeles Daily Times. and came third under the prizes offered to the ArizOnian contestants.
 Yours truly,
 "CLYDE L. MILLER,
 Box 2OS."
 Clyde will be a real hustler but he will be in a race with others equally good hustlers, so it will be Interesting to watch results in Tempe
 Something it will be well to remem- ber,any one may secure business at any place or for any place. A Tempe contestant, for instance, can get busi- ness in Phoenix, Wickenburg, Mesa, ScOttsdale, on the rural routes, any where in fact. Send them to London if you can. This way all have equal chances. Saturdays will be good days to take subscription excursions. If you get in the lead at first you may be the last a week later. A slow be- ginning on the part of some may turn into a cyclone of vote bringing any week later-you see it lasts until Christmas.
 CONTESTANTS TO DATE.
 Eva Young, Mesa, Arizona.
 Homer Corben, Tempe, Arizona.
 Sidney Moore, Tempe, Arizona.
 
 Robert Banks, AIhambra, Arizona. George Perkins. Mesa, Arizona
 John Creighton, R. F. D. No. 2, Phoenix. Arizona.
 Paul C'ronenberger, University Addi- tiOn, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Francis Crowley. S17 w. Harrison street, Phoenix. Arizona.
 Harry Kerr, 4O4 No. 3rd street, Phoe- nix. Arizona
 Naoma Mckee, R. F. D. No. 1. Phoe- nix, Arizona.
 Ben Kimber. 33O So. 1st Ave, Phoe- nix, Arizona.
 Byrda shott. FPS E. Adams street, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Alton Stoner. 11O2 No. Ninth street, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Paul Todd. SIP E. Polk street, Phoe- nix, Arizona.
 Nora Utz, R. F. D. No. 3, Phoenix. Arizona
 Milo McKibban. SO6 North Fifth St. Phoenix, Ariz.
 Boys and girls. get in op this list. Send in your name or the name of your friend at once. See what is offered.
 LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS
 The Phoenix Academy and Business College, choice of any course, business, academic or classic
 Arizona School of Music, vocal. pi- The AHiz0ne