Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-03
NAMES
OF FAVORITE
TEACHERS
HERALD READERS SEND A
SHOWER OF COUPONS
CONTEST FOR SEATTLE TRIP
STARTS WITH RUSH
Paid-Up Subscriptions Give Contest
/ ants Big Advantage in Vote Which
Will Determine Lucky Dozen
to Be Selected

An avalanche of ballots coupons bear
ing names of teachers has descended
into The Los Angeles Herald Office this
week. This welcome rain of ballots is
a forerunner of the continuous flow
that will end only when the names of
the winners who will go to the Seattle
exposition are announced.
The Herald's contest is on and the
readers are taking hold of the idea
with enthusiasm.
Much of the early work is in con-
nection with making up lists of names
on whom later all votes will be con-
centrated. 1t is a preliminary race, as
it were.
When all the nominations have been
made the list will be limited to these
fortunate young women and thereafter
there will be no scatter-gun fire
Send in Subscriptions
Paid-in one-year subscriptions have
been sent in on behalf of named can
didates. and as each annual subscrip-
ton gives the contestant a big added
advantage the contest is sure to be a
lively one.
The prize is worth while. Two weeks
spent at the Alaska ukon show is re-
creative education, an experience that
any woman would gladly crowd into
her life. The opportunity lies in the
reach of twelve teachers selected from
Los Angeles and the Southern Califor-
mia counties, as shown in the page ad-
vertisement elsewhere.
Following are the teachers whose
names have been sent in on the official
blanks by their friends:
From Los Angeles-Misses Elizabeth
c. Mccarthy Ruby V. Lindsay, Bertha
c. Wright, Laura A. Jones, Flora N.
Coin, Bell M. Redding, Emily F. john
son, Mary Hawley, Ellen F. Lang, Alma
R. Sutton Florence Sands, Una Bur-
rift and Katherine B. Ross.
Outside Los Angeles
From Alhambra-Misses Clara A.
Rooksby and Gertrude B. Wyman.
From Burbank-NIisses Jessie L. Hart
and Emma e. Perry.
From Observation-Disclosures Douglass,
McMGrdo. Alma Foraker and Edith
Matlock.
From Covina-Misses Belle A. Will
liams and Laura L. Lummis.
From Compton-Misses Daisy M.
Steele, Josephine Heron, Edith M.
Bates and Minnie L. Catey.
From Glendale-Misses Sarah Nc
Lean and Annie Mcintyre.
From Hollywood - Misses Pauline
Eastman and Florence Stone.
From Inglewood-Misses Bertha e..
Jones, Minnie e. Stone and Harriet
Farmer
From Long Beach-Misses Ada M.
Miner, Maud Fryer, Nellie Gray and
Eva D. Edwards.
From Monrovia-Misses Blanche Gra-
ham, Laura Barnes, Sarah Lawson and
Anna Griffith.
From Norwalk-Misses Carrie Y.
Woods and Vivian Miller.
From Pomona-Misses Mabel G. Fos-
L l. 7 1TnT L nc
born.
From Pasadena = Misses Mary L.
Clark, Gertrude Ticknor and Mabel A.
Harris.
From Redondo-Misses Jennie Miller
and Helen Douvart.
From Riverside-Misses Helen M.
Bass, Boots. ADELAIDE Bangham, Martha
Gay and Brainard.
From San Bernardino-Misses Lucy
Morgan, Brayton and Margaret Water
house.
From San Bernardino - Misses Mar
guerite King and Margaret Herskovits.
From San Pedro-Misses Elsie Duffy,
Ella A. Ludwig and Jennie Mccarthy
From Santa Ana-Misses Jennie
Grody, Eva Cole, Mary E. Rice and
Mary Hamaker.
From Santa Barbara-Misses Emma
Leonard, Irene Candy, Anna Chappell,
Ruby Evarts and Clara Diehl.
From Santa Monica-Nisses May Nc
Laughlin, Bernice Steffen and Pauline
Leach.
From Whittier-Misses Alice M. Jones
and Isabel o. Niven.
From Wilmington-Misses Blanche c..
Bradshaw, Pearl r. Ellis and Edith G..
Thatcher.
From Ventura-Misses Wilhelmina
Kane, Phoebe V. Eaton, Maud e. Chris
ma, Eta e. Ayers, Mae Henning and
Ruth Henry.