The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

tie Emigh, 5000; Emile Iversen, 1850:
Rose Breschini, 5000; Ethel Potter, 800;
nenry NJ Andersen, 200; Mrs. ]. F.
Doherty. 100: George H. Angote, 1900:
Willie B. Minck, 1000; Miss frankie NJ
Hallock, 1000.
In the score for the sweepstakes
prizes Emile Iversen Of Sausalfto has
overtaken William Emerson. the IA
nous newsbOy Of San Jose, and now
occupies eighth place. In the score
for the third series of prizes Master
IVersen is now No. 10, and if he sue
oeeds in holding these two places he
will win $3.50 in addition to the s120
that he won in the two previous pc
riods. making a total OF $500 for the
entire contest.
George H. Angove has moved up to
no. "A in the score for the sweepstakes
and to No. 81 in the score for the
third series
Hattie Emigh Of Rio Vista has cap
tured eighth place from Gladys Ad-
cock in the score for the third series
and is now giving Willie B. Minck
very close race for No. Z. She is also
close up TO W.. II. WOrden and the
Berkeley Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals. that occupy fifth
and sixth places respectively.
Henry n Anderson of Spreckels has
moved UP two degrees to No. II. Myra
Simmons and Rosa f. Tracy have each
slipped back two degrees.
Mrs. Mary c. Deasy has again come
into the running and moved up from
No. ~ to No. "a in the scope for the
third series of prizes. She is again
in good health and splendid fighting
trim and says that she will endeavor
in the next two weeks to gain a place
among the high five" both in the
score for the third series and for the
sweepstakes.
A new candidate has been placed in
nomination in the person Of Miss
frankie n. Hallock Of Moss, Monterey
County. making the fourth contestant
from that county. If she will do as
well as the other three she may yet
be a prize winner, though she has but
1000 votes to start with and is No.
~ in the score list.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Amador OF Boulder
Creek. Santa Cruz County. is taking
adv antage Of the fair weather TO try
TO make another winning in the con-
test She won a purse of $50 in the
first period. in which she finished as
no. 16. At the present time she is
No. 35, so she has need TO get a good
many additional votes in order TO be
among the winners at the wind-up
The contest has but two weeks more
to run, and il Will behoove every one
TO hustle for the remainder Of the
period
HOW PRIZES ARE WON
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a subscription in advance has the privi-
lege of helping to elect the prize
winners. Every subscription prepaid
before the end of the contest, that is,
before April IA next, has a voting
power in proportion to The amount and
length Of time paid for. Contestants
who solicit subscriptions are given
credit with the votes on all they coll
lect for, or which are cashed into The
Call Office in their favor. In all cases
the money must be in The Call Office
before the votes become effective
The contestant receiving the highest
number Of votes in any period. or in
the aggregate, receives the highest
prize; the one who scores the second
highest number of votes gets second
prize. and so on.
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voting power of subscriptions for any
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