Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-02

Voting was little light m contest circles yesterday, owing to tho with drawal of the free voting coupon, but the candidates are an working hard and Saturday night will undoubtedly wit ness some big changes in pesitions--at least that is the forecast of the wise ones.
 Miss Dollie Armstrong cast the larg- est number of votes yesterday and is holding first position by materially in creased figures. Little Mildred Voris received handsome support and is safe in fourth place with good prospects of moving up place or two before the close of tho week. Miss Williams and Mrs. Fryer have added slightly to their respective totals and Miss Ada Lange has climbed up 8 goodly number of points.
 One of the candidates has adopted a rather novel scheme to secure a big vote. She is selling chances on twen- ty-year subscription. When all the chances are soh-and the end of the tickets is now dn sight-a drawing will take place and the party holding the lucky number will be presented by the fair contestant with receipt for twen- ty years subscription to the Silver Belt. This looks like a very clever departure and some of the other contestants might take the hint and try the same thing.
 The Contest Editor, however, will stick to his old advice: A straight sys- tcmatic canvass of the city will bring more results and larger vote than any other method Pick out a few blocks in a certain section of the city and try it. If the people you approach are talk ing the paper ask them to advance their subscriptions month at least and a year if possible. Those who are not taking the Silver Belt will gladly sub scribe if asked. It us given up to be the best daily newspaper in the world published in city the size of Globe. In fact, visitors to the city say that the Silver Belt is one of Globes best advertisements. Try eanvassing sys- tematically and you will keep itup un- til the end of the contest.
 List of Prizes
 
 First Prize-A beautiful vose Baby Grand Piano, made by the great house of Vose & Sons especially for this con test, and sold to the Silver Belt by the well known house of the Redewill Music company, Phoenix. This piano is val ued at sl0eo and IS now on display at Naquin s.
 Second Prize--A magnificent yerte Grand Piano of the famous Schaaf make, made for the Silver Belt s con, test, and sold by the Wightman Music company of this city. This piano is worth $500. It reached the city yes. terday and today it will be placed on display at Naquin's. It is one of the best upright pianos ever brought to Globe.
 Third Prize-A receipt for $50 to go toward the purchase of any piano made by the great vsse house. It is equiv alent to the amount mentioned in cash, and will be accepted as such by the Redcwill Music company of Phoenix.
 Fourth Prize-A similar certificate for $40.
 Fifth Prize-A similar certificate for $I30.
 Sixth Prize-A similar certificate for sI2O.
 Seventh Prize-A similar certificate for sll0.
 Eighth Prize-A similar certificate for s100.
 Ninth Prize-A similar certificate for ssO.
 Tenth Prize--A scholarship in the great International Correspondence sehool-any course you may select value $50 to $150
 Eleventh Prize-A Vose purchasing certificate for $S0.,