The San Francisco call., 1908-03-20

Address
Void after April 30. 1908.
aire. vet The Call will deliver this car
ready for the road to the winning con-
testant. This regal car is from a fac
tory that limits its output to 800 cars
a year and puts into those cars every
atom of skillful work and science In
designing that modern workmen nave
attained.
WORK WORTH $50 A DAY
Is such a car worth your every ef-
fort for the three months of the con-
test? Figure it out for yourself This
car costing $3.50 is offered for 80 days
effort from now until June ID. That
means that the successful contestant
will be rewarded at the rate of 500
day. The winner can say in truth that
his earning capacity has been at the
rate of $4,000 a year during the time
of the contest. Yet any school boy or
girl has chance to possess this SUI
perb automobile if he or she has the
necessary ambition and energy.
For the three FIVE passenger cars
which will be awarded as grand prizes
in the three great districts, The CAN
has decided upon the Tourist, mag
nfficent car for the money The
Model K" fully equipped with gas
lamps and tools, is worth $3.50. THESE
cars are handsome and have high
reputation among automobile dealers.
Anv one of them is worth the earnest
endeavors of the contestants. One of
the cars will be given the person
standing highest in each of the three
grand districts, San Francisco, Ala
media county and the rest of the state.
No matter where you live, in the most
densely populated area OF the city or
in the more sparsely settled counties
in the farthest district in which The
Call circu1ates, you have a chance to
win a fine. 1908 model touring car that
is worth every cent of its list price,
$3.50.
SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED
The other prizes are scholarships and
vacation trips, 81 of each to be award
ed. one scholarship and one trip to
each of the subdistricts. The Call has
nublished the list several times and
| ii has called forth admiration from all
who have read it, as it comprises the
hest schools of the state, with educa-
tional facilities that range from four
wears in college, valued at $1,000. to
a course in music. art. literature, busi-
ness or the trades The vacation out
! ings include 10 day trips to Hotel del
| Coronado, with every expense paid by
The Call AS frequent inquiries have
been made regarding the boundaries
OF the districts, the list is herewith
repeated:
GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT "A-
subdistrict No Bounded by Market street,
Larkfn street and the bay.
4 No. 2-Bounded by LsrBin Fulton, First ave-
nue. California street and the bay.
! No. 3-Boundcd by Larkin street. Fulton, First
avenue and California street.
4 feepth Market and Lsrkin streets.
No. 5-Richmond district From First avenue
west to Fulton street and to the ocean,
No. 6-The Sunset district Bounded by
street. Stanyan, Twin peaks, Corbett avenue
Ocean avenue and the ocean.
avenue, Corbett avenue to Ocean avenue, the
| ocean and county line.
No. S-Bounded by Seventeenth. Howard and
Army streets, Lincoln avenue and Stanyan street
No. e-Bounded by Market, Seventeenth and
No. io-AII Of Alameda county not included ir
AiS1s No iI-soutb San Francisco. Bounded by
Army street, San Bruno avenue, county line and
the bay.
GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT "B"
Alameda County
subdivision No. Oakland south Of the center
of Twenty second street and west of Lake Mer
No Oakland bounded by Forty FIRST street
Park street. the bay, Twenty second street
Pleasant Valley avenue and Including Piedmont
No 3-That portion bounded by Piedmont
Berkeley. the bay. Park street, Forty frs
street and Broadway.
| No EAST Oakland. That portion of Oakland
lying east of Lake Merritt and Pleasant Valley
No. 5-Berkeley west of the center Of Shsttuci
avenue
No. 6-Berkeley east of the center Of Shattucl
avenue including Claremonf.
No. Alameda west of the center OF Cbestnu
No. s-Alameda east or the center of chestnu
street.
| No 9-Frutvae and adjacent territory from
Twenty fifth avenue To San Leandro creek.
No. l0-All Of Alameda county not included ii
above nine districts.
GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT "C'
Subdistrict No. f-counties of Siskiyou, shas