The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-19

That the fame of The Herald's first
capital prize, the house and lot in New
house park. is not local only. is well
illustrated by letter Just received by
Architect A. j. Hamilton. who planned
the home The letter came from a
Wen known business man connected
with the Ozark Smelling & Mining
company OF Coffeyville. Kan. He wrote
10 Mr. Hamilton as follows:
Dear Sir-While passing through
your city few days ago on my way
10 Coffeyville. 1 passed The Herald Of
nee and saw in the window a sketch of
nome which that newspaper is going
10 give away as a prize. / wish 20 say
Ihat the home caught my eye and
would like you to send me sketch.
want 10 show it to my wife, for
want to build a home like it"
This fine compliment. from a man
who does as much travelling as the
writer of the letter does, means that
the winner of The Herald's prize home
Will own something that will attract
attention. 1t Will not be merely a place
to live init will be a most attractive
home.
Everything continues on the hum this
week. Candidates are not losing a mo-
ment in the final rally and the general
that there is more than a suspicion
that some of those who have not been
leaders heretofore are saving up" big
bundles of votes to throw in at the
finish. The leaders, meanwhile are not
overlooking a point. but are putting
forth every effort to maintain the po-
sitions they now hold. Reports from
outside districts, as we'll as from the
city, show that hustle is strictly the
order of the H1x- and the fer y
getting canvassing such as ii has
never known before.
Arthur Lynn of District d is evil
IDENTIFY determined to win in The Her
aids competition. Realizing that moth
ing less than unceasing effort will avail
in the contest. he is carrying on a cam
paign which knows no quitting hour"
His vote each day tells these things.
He admits them
Mrs. G. d. Barton, whose friends are
rallying around her in greater num-
bers every day, is not worrying over
the outcome. Just what cards this en-
ergetic lady has to play yet is a sub
ject of much comment among those
who know her.
Worried? Indeed" she says, things
are bright. Why should 1 worry"
Mrs. c. C. Sloan's total is growing in
leaps and bounds, and she too appears
there's surely going to be something
doing" among the leaders for the cap
ital prizes.
Miss Wanda Sosinski is climbing rap
idly. and news from Bingham brings
word that the young lady is getting big
results in other towns where she visits.
Salt Lake City candidates for capital
prizes Will have to look TO their lau-
rels for in Miss Sosinski, Bingham has
a representative who is determined to
bring to her city high honors. Miss
Sosinski has visited many towns and
arranged to get hundreds of votes from
each. When the harvesting time comes
she will undoubtedly establish q rec
ord which will make all hands sit up
and take notice.
C. ]. Nettleton of District d. con-
tinues to add to his total daily. Mr.
Nettleton appears thoroughly satisfied
with the outlook and says he is conf
dent his hopes will be wholly realized
This means lot, for Mr.. Nettleton Is
a man not content with doing just
pretty we'll" He has hopes OF get
ting that home in Newhouse park; his
being confident that his hopes are to
be wholly realized-well, figure it out
There's but one possible conclusion.
Miss Ellen Hansen is ng nearer
theftop with each succ., lay. I'm
getting along splendidly, ant.-well, you
wait and see for yourself is the young
lady's remark.
II is a three-cornered race this one
which is being hotiy contested by w.
F. Fisher of Idaho. Adam Schweigert OF
Eureka and Joseph Newbold jr-, of Lo-
gan. The two Utahns are striving to
reach and pass Mr.. Fisher, who is out
to bring Idaho glory. Mr.. Fisher is
ahead yet. He says he is going to stay
ahead, and adds that he is determined
to go still higher. The other leaders
are determined that Utah will be ahead