The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28


seized upon by live contestants as af-
fording greatest returns with least
expenditure Of energy, is securing sub
scriptions Twenty minutes work
should net the contestant from 100 to
1000 votes. All around you are neigh
bors and friends waiting TO be asked
10 aid YOU Tney are ready to sub
eeribs.
REACH TOP OF LIST
All you need to do is to find out how
long a subscription they wish, collect
the money, turn it into one of The
Calls Offices, and you viii receive a
vote certificate. This viii bring you
to the front of the contest at once and
your best argument with your friends
will be that you are working harder
than those whose names have no vote
total attached.
To enter this contest you need not
even be a subscriber to The Call The
only requisition is that you will strive
10 the top OF your ability to win one
Of. the prizes. Surely a seven passen-
ger Winton ''Six-Teen-Six'' touring car
fully equipped and worth s4,6S0 is
worth a few hours work a week. Or
one of the Tourist automobiles valued
at 1880. whose owners you may have
envied as they sped along the drive
ways Of the park, is well worth the ef-
LrLO
contest today? You have an even chance
with any other contestant. Just send
your name and address to The Call
and you will be credited with 10 votes
at the start
sUBDESTRICT DIVIDED
Owing TO the many contestants en-
lere0 in suDdistrict 3 of grand prize
district A it has been deemed advisable
70 divide that district in two. This adds
two more prizes TO that territory and
offers better chance for every contes-
tant. Subdistrict now contains the ter
ritory bounded by Larkin. Ellis and CAL
ifornia streets and First avenue. The
other half Of the district viii be known
as subdistrict 2 and its boundaries viii
be Larllin, Fulton and EHis streets and
First avenue The division into subdis-
tricts gives all contestants a much
greater chance to win a prize. while it
does not restrict their work. Votes Sc
cured anywhere in the world viii ap
pear opposite the name of the contes-
tant two days after they are turned in
10. the contest department.
Following is the revised list Of con-
testants:
GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT "a"
subdistrict No. THAT section bounded by
Market street. LaTlzin street and the bay.
au&ney Long .-....----.--- -14
Francis Vernengo ...------.-----.--.----- 40
Richard Valentine ...........-........... 40
less Less than 100 100 votes-staney S. Taylor. R. B.
Polasttri, Miss Hattie Webner. James NJ. Phil
seaIly. Francis S vsfneugo, s. [. lyman, s. Ed Ed
lin, Miss n. Cook.
subdistrict No 2-That section bounded by
Lerkin street First avenue California street and
Margaret Connolly ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $40
Less than 100 votes-Miss Dorothy Schmidt
Hiss Genevieve Rooney, Eiss Gladys A. Smith
Mss Trieber George Buddy, Miss E Duffy, Miss
Edith Mills, J. Stephens, J. de Ia Montanya.
subdistrict No. 3-That section bounded By
LaThin street, Ellis street, First avenue and
California street.
2 Joseph, J. B. Kelley, Vera Simpson, John
squires, David Joseph, Mrs. N. &. Kagner, J.
Winters. Mrs. N. Daley Catherine I. Pettee,
Z. Schwartz, Rose Gordon, John McCloskey,
Margaret Ridgway, J.: Erickson, Mrs. Morgen-
Roberts, e. Pierce.
subdistrict No. 12-That section bounded by
Larkin street, Fulton street, First avenue and
Cornelius r PRESLEY. 928
Less than loo votes-joseph f. Gilmore. a. A.
Noise, Miss Lena Kearn, J. Hilib-and- J. Miliz-
ner, A. stormer, Miss Rosie samuelsOn, Miss 4.
Michaels, Mrs. B. Rosenthal, J. Moran, Miss B.
Bear Mrs. J. R. Peters, Sterling o'Brien, J. C.
Irving Neumsnn, W. S. Ruggies. Mss Faith
HsTmsn, J. Anderson, A. I. Moore, Miss Regina
son Raymond m Ksnnsy ass Miss sphiI n Sefsa ss5em
lane. Miss 3. Archer, Kiss Eleanor sooy, Mrs
+ mccarthy. Mrs. A; Nelson, L. smith Mrs.
Mulholland, George ID. Kennedy, Miss Mabel
Massie. George Boeth, Dave Hughes, John Dwyer,
l1yson, Ruth Reardon c. Dali, Bert Marx. c. q.
Story, Miss L Glaser, Miss B. Van Fleet.
subdistrict No 4-That section bounded by
Fulton street. StanyRn street Seventeenth street
Market street and Larkin street
George f. Miner ..--.---.--...........4 4, 500
Aiss Etta WILLIAMS G, 307
L r. tlsner .---.--------------.---- 410
Leroy A. jackson 40
Less than loo votes-D. Stone. Mrs. 4. Se1g. s9o
ford. Mrs. J. Cert, II. Michaels. 4. Danziger
Seth Roberts, George Weiss, Miss Mabel DrisooiI'
Miss Pauline zock, Miss Vivian White, Miss Ma
bel Edwards. Miss Edna Brown, Miss Miriam
Albert n. Kellogg, J. D. Norris, Miss RosaIie
Wieduwilt. A ]. Gallagher, Mrs. G. P. Danharn
Otto Liedelt, William Brour, Miss Lucille Par
malee August EnOnOmu Harold Bransrd, GUY
Reed, Mrs. Charles Harris, D. Mackel, Mrs
Mary c. Dessy, Samuel Crouch Il. Fuelscher.
L Lichenstein, s. Nump, Jack Newford, Miss
subdistrict No. 5-Richmond district. Thai
section from First avenue west TO Fulton street
and the ocean, including The Preside.
Less than 100 votes-Earry 7. Provse Mrs
vey, Mrs. Lenors Lee Charles AuIson' Mis-
Claire Con1ey. Miss Mary N. KcLaughlin Fd
Stevens, Clyde Owens, Miss Alma Beal. JACK
Gibson, Ray Partridge, Lesley v. Horn Miss a.
Nielsen Edward Msloney, Hughey Long.
subdistrict No. 6-The Sunset district. That
section bounded BY street. stanyan street.
Twin peaks, corbett avenue, Ocean avenue and
the ocean
b. c. Schaft 20.
Less than 100 votes-N. J. Gray, Claude An.
90: 20.
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