The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04

l the young lady and her friends is true, | she will surely make it lively for the Thigh hve@ who have had things pret- ty much their own way since the be- shining Of the contest Liliie Bell Rankin is Q native of Brewton and proud of 1t. for 1t is said to be the sacond richest city of it's size in the United States. She gradu- ated from Judson College at Marion, Ala, in 1907, and Is a very amiabIe and popular young lady She is known throughout Escamhia County as "Sis" Rankin, and nearly everybody who knows her wants to see her win The Advertisers s1,000 Mitchell automo- bile. Her father has been Clerk of the Circuit Court for four years and was postmaster at Brewton for seven years before that. and therefore is very we'll and favorably known in the southern part of Alabama.
 Miss. Rankin is related with a mum Der of the best families in Escambia County. and all are eager to see her win the automobile. The Brewton peo- pie have habit of all pulling togeth- CT for the honor of the town, and 1t will, therefore. not be surprising if Miss Ranixin will forge rapidly to the front in the contest, although entering 1t at the eleventh hour. She has 1l9,- 900 votes to begin with, which will put her in about ninth place without talk ing into accoint the votes that came in for other contestants yesterday.
 Monroe County Lad in It.
 The other new candidate is Master James Boroughs Dale. son of !. A. Dale. of the firm of W. B. Dale and Sons, dealers in general merchandise. at Nadawah, Monroe County, Ala. The DaIes are very prominent and high ly respected family in the SOuthwes- tern Alabama, and Master James Bor- oughs Is a charming little fellow with a host of friends. He has 10000 votes to begin with, making him about No. 30 in the lineup. and will soon have mors.
 There are rumors of yet another dark horse" in the race who will give the present leaders all kinds of trouble if reports about the work he is deing prove true. OpelilSa,. it. Is said. has candidate for first ,honors in the con- test, so those who seem to have the race so, nearly won, would better gov ern themselves accordingly and make hay while the sun shines. More favor able weather could not be had for gathering in the votes than that we are favored with now, and as 1t Is bar gain week" besides, every contestant should try to land all the votes possi-
 Extrn Votes for New Subscriptions.
 As a special inducement for all con- testants to try harder to secure new readers for The Advertiser. an extra creAIt of votes will be allowed on new aubscriptions secured during the first week in March. The bonus iR the form of extra votes will be as follows:
 The first new subscription to The Daily and Sunday Advertiser for one wear, secured by any contestant this vVaelx will count for 3,00O votes as be- fore. The second new yearly subserip- tion will count for 4,000 votes, making 1000 for the two: the third new yearly Subscription will count for 5000 votes. making l2,000 for the three; the fourth wear will count for 5000 votes. mak- ing ls.o00 for the four; the fifth will count for 1000 votes making 2S.000 votes for i've new subscriptions to The Daily and Sunday Advertissr prepaid for one year.
 After dve new yearly subscriptions have been cashe ed in during the week for any one contestant, and credit for 25,000 votes given, the formation of second club of i've may be commenced. the first year again counting for s.oo0 votes. the second year 1000, the third 5000, the fouth 5000 and the afth 1000. making a second block of 25.000 votes. and so on for any multiple of i've new yearly subscriptions that any contestant may secure during the week.
 New subscriptions for two years each may be counted in the clubs of i've as two single subscriptions for one year each. thus selping to quickly complete q a6.000 vote club.
 Extra votes will also be allowed on new subscriptions to The Sunday Ad- vartiser. as follows: 500 votes for the frst year. 500 for the second zoo for the third. 800 for the fourth --'