The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13

has not personally solicited. She will
be very grateful for further donations
of the same kind.
Miss Hattie Emigh of Rio Vista,
Solano County, registered gain of $500
yesterday and moved up from twenty
fifth to twelfth place. She is the only
candidate yet named to represent So
lano County, and as very few other
contestants have solicited any votes
in that section of the State Miss Emigh
ought to be able to make a winning
score if she applies herself diligently
to the contest work.
JACK THE NEwSBOY'S THANKS
William Emerson (Jack the News
boy) of San Jose does not expect to
take very active part in the third
period of the contest, owing to other
duties which take up most of his time
Still his score keeps growing slowly
from voluntary contributions and he
hopes to be winner again, at least in
the sweepstakes, even If he is not able
to secure much help through personal
solicitation.
Master Emerson makes the following
acknowledgement of the $50 he received
as winner of sixth pr4ze of the second
series:
SAN JOSE, Cal. March II. 1907
Contest Editor The Call:
AOu hAuu ictNcA "a
with check on the Crocker National Bank for
$50 inclosed received today. and / herewith in
close receipt for same and wish to thank The
Call for its promptness In sending me the cash
prize won in the second SERIES and / also thank
the many friends who assisted me. will say
in regard to the third SERIES now on, that will
do my best to hold my present standing in the
score. and appeal TO those of my friends who
failed to assist me in the second series to do so
in this one l have so little spare time 10
work in Again thanking The Call for its fair
and a; able manner of conducting e the contest
AeA1u. Eouis tluiS' JAIN ~ ~EaEnSoN-
MRS. TRACY'S GRATITUDE
Mrs. Rosa E. Tracy. by a gain of
1850. has moved up from twenty-sixth
to nineteenth place. Mrs. Tracy has
been twice a prize winner and makes
the following acknowledgment:
SAN RAFAEL, March II, 1907.
Contest Editor. San Francisco Call:
Dear Sir: wish TO thank you for your prompt
$40 and the second prize of $50, which won
by the help of my good friends, especially of San
all for their kind support. / hope to win another
prize in this period, and also one of the big
in Santa Rosa, Petaluma and Watsonville. and
also in my home town. and the miners at Gold
field, New, to kindly support me during the
brothers miners at Goldfeld, so l think
have some claim on the Goldheld vote. I am
mother of debt. and 1t is with that object in
view that entered the gold prize contest
Yours truly, ROSA Il. TRACY.
JOY FOR MISS ADCOCK
Miss Gladys Adcock, by a gain of
1000, has moved up from twenty-seven-
enth place to twentieth place. There
probably is no contestant more happy
over winning prize in the second
period Of the contest than Miss Adcock
and none to whom the money was more
a godsend, nor any one who is more
appreciative and grateful for what
friends have done for her. Miss Ad-
cock, although still confined to her bed
with plaster cast olI one of her knees.
has written the following letter of
thanks:
SAN FRANCISCO March IL. 1907
Contest Editor, The Call:
Dear Sir: Inclosed please find receipt for the
$40 / received this morning. thank those who
helped me to win the prize. certainly could
not have won without help from outsiders.
still confined to my bed and don't know
when / will be able to go out. but going to
try to win a prize In this period of the contest.
Thanking you, Mr.. Editor. and wishing The
Call and the other contestants good luck l re-
main respectfully, GLADYS ADCOCK.