The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

The beginning or the last week
OF the first period OF The Calls gold
prize contest sees Miss Emile Hay
ward first in line for the winning OF
the prizes which Will be awarded 10
the twenty-five leaders at the finish OF
the first heat OF the race. II she could
occupy the same position after the re-
turns are all in for the coming week
she will be richer by $500. But Sacred
Heart College, Mrs. Mary c. Deasy and
several other candidates also want that
$500 very much. so Miss Hayward by no
means has the big purse won, as there
Is no telling how many votes the other
candidates have in reserve, or how
many more they may accumulate be-
fore next Saturday night
There was no very heavy voting Sat
urday. as most OF the candidates were
reserving their strength for the final
squirt during the next six working days.
Miss Hayward added $500 to her score.
while Sacred Heart College made the
small increase OF only 200 and Mrs.
Deasy and her friends were not heard
from at ALL
There is no change in the lineup as
Tar down as sixth place. Miss Gertrude
Briody OF Santa Cruz was the heroine OF
the day, as she scored an increase Of
over 1000 votes and moved up ahead
Of AIRS. Laudon. Mrs. McElrOy and
Emile Iversen and is now No. G. At
her recent rate Of progress It will not
take her long to land among the high
five.
Roy Ibach OF the Mission got nice
bunch OF votes from Los Gatos which
took him up five numbers from TWEEN
tieth TO fifteenth place, thereby tax
ing him out OF the $50 into the $40
class Of prize-winners.
Hilda Tilgbman took a fall out OF J.
z. Raber and is now No. 21.
Mrs. Carrie M. Amador OF Boulder
Creek begins business as No. 25.
Alfred Norton OF Alameda comes into
the running as No. 80 with score OF
1850. He VIII need many more to be-
come winner
ADVERTISING THE COUNTY
The Monterey Daily Cypress in a
recent issue told its readers OF the
splendid work being done by little
Irma Klaumann for the advancement
lives, as well as her own education
and Interests. The Cypress published a
portrait OF the handsome little con-
testant and made the following COM
ments:
The above picture is or q bright and
charming little girl OF il years who
lives IN New Monterey and who is do
ing more TO advertise this section Of
the county than anybody, with an
object 10 advertise and promote her
own interests in The Calls Gold Con-
test, which she entered two weeks ago
with firm determination to win the
leading prize. And though there are
many older candidates in the contest
than herself she has managed by her
untir1ng efforts to gain the twelfth
place in the contest.
From early morn until late at night
every day in the week this bright
little schoolgirl may. be seen, with her
receipt book in hand, going from house
10 house in search of subscriptions TO
the San Francisco Call, and every resi-
dent IN Monterey, Del Monte and Pa
cif1c Grove should come TO her assis-
tance and by so doing not only secure
The Call, which is the leading paper on
the coast, but also bring this section Of
Monterey County TO the front, for ~
she is successful II viii be the greatest
boost this vicinity has ever had, and
the writer would suggest that the
many subscribers TO The Call in Mons
terey and Pacific Grove pay their sub
scriptions in advance. and in so doing
vote for the little girl. Every real
estate man should at least give her
$500 votes by paying for The Call one
year in advance.
Little Irma intends TO use the prize
money she wins TO secure a good edu-
cation. and she is deserving OF the sup
port OF all people taking a San Fran
cisco paper in this vicinity
so II you want to see Monterey
The Calls Gold Contest, subscribe for
The Call now and cast your votes for
little Irma Klaumann. Address, Pa
ciic Grove"
Miss Klaumann is no. ia in the list at
present. which IS good for a prize OF
$40. but she has prospects Of enough
votes the coming week 10 take her