The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-31
PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITY
FOR ALL TO WIN PRIZES
Competition for Valuable Trophies VIII Soon Be-
gin in Earnest Miss Paschal
Foremost IN the Race.

BARNES. Samuel. op. covington
BRONSON, Marion. 4oi Monroe Street
BRYANT. Mise Mary A., corner
First Avenue and Church Street. Selma.
cHEATHAM, Miss Louise Helen, 4O7
Heron Street, City.
DYKES. Miss Genie, Union Springs,
Bullock County. Ala.
HALL Frank r., Jr.. 11os South Per-
= H ale. mrs iss s. O.. sss North Hull
HARE. Charles W.. Jr.. orrville. Dali
las County. Ala.
JONES, Henry Hendon. 2oao Fifth
Avenue. Birmingham. Ala.
LANGTIAM. Miss Annie. Is High
LEVY. CASTOR. 400 Monroe street,
City.
Bullock County. Ala.
POLLARD, Miss lone r.. Hurtsboro.
Russell County. Ala.
PURIFoy. Mrs. M W., Q Forest Ave-
nue.. Highland Park.
RUFF1N, Mrs. Annie L., Prattviiie
Autauga County, Ala
SHELBY. Miss Lillian. ioa Kins
sIIER. Miss Ruth. SO North Hull
street. City.
SMITH. Miss virginia Bragg. s2s
South Lawrence Street City.
SMITH. Willie, e2s South Hull strees'
STEPHENS. Miss Iona. 700 Cleveland
STOCKS. Henderson. p. o BOZ ioa
THOMAS. frank H., opeiika. Las
County, Ala.
Macon County. Ala.
Above are the names and addresses
Of the contestants for the valuaoie
prizes TO be given away by The Al.
vertiser, so far as heard from up 70
o'clock Thursday evening. AS but rev
of these have yet made much OF starr
in soliciting votes, there Is plenty OF
time and room for others who wish 70
enter the race.
Every town or County OF any Inn
portance in Southern Alabama should
have at least one candidate for these
valuable prizes. Nor need the compe-
tition be limited to the immediate vi
entity OF Montgomery. Success In the
contest will depend on the energy dis
played by the contestant, and popular
favor. Popular and energetic persons
residing in distant parts OF the State,
or in neIghboring States, have Just %
good an opportunity 70 win as any q
the local contestants, provided they so
about Il in the right manner and have
enough loyal and generous friends TO
hack them up.
Wlae seope Of the Contest.
the pony and cart contest conducted
BY The Advertiser several months ago
which aroused so fnuch local enthus-
sasm was for girls and boys Of Mont
goEnery County only. In the present
contest. more prizes and of greater
value, are offered expressly to give the
young people residing outside Of the
Capital City q chance to show what
they can DO. The scope OF the contest
has also been expanded so as to give
Rdults as well as children an opportun-
Ity to benefit by II II they have sufii-
rlent popularity and energy TO COM
pete with the ambitious youngsters.
Who VIII Get the A9t0R
A our-cylinder, twenty-horse power
hntomobile y almost too expensive q
pl@ything for q young boy or girl, but
some Of the little chaps have fathers
and mothers and big sisters ana broth
ers who could help them to manage and
lake care OF the machine. A new auto
Of such sterling Qualities as the Mitch
I'll Model II runabout Is easily convert.
% into cash In these days when the
"hcrseless carriage" is an Indispensable
vehicle. Therefore, whoever wins II
Win have no trouble In getting full
worth Of the prize by selling IL, IL un-
able to put It to any practical use for
self enjoyment.
1t may be that htere lie some popular
public official who needs good swift
"buzz wagon" to assist him in the
expeditions discharge Of his official
duties. who would be suited to. a T. II
his friends should present him with
the fine machine offered as a prize
BY The Advertiser. by all paying 9
years subscription in advance aid
casting their votes for him. Indeed
It is limited that the friends Of at least
one popular public servant have a
movement on foot looking to the cap
turing OF the automobile for him.
Many Desirable Pranes.
Most or the Juveniles are most inter-
ested in the little cart and park wagon
than In the automobile, while many
OF the young ladies' are extremely de-
sirous OF winning the Krsll-French
piano. The $3.50 suite % mission
furniture is also eagerly sought by
the ladies'. The Fox typewriter, the
Draughon Business College scholar
ship, the gold watch and the gas range
are also kept in mind by many of the
contestants and will be thankfully ac-
cepted as consolation prizes BY those
who will not succeed in winning the
more valuable trophies.
The Youngest Contestant.
A. there 10 no age limit on the quaIi-
fleatfons for contestants some very
youthful ones have been entered in
the race. The youngest Of all is Miss
Louise Helen Cheatham. the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H q. Cheat
ham of 407 Heron street. The little
LADY is entirely too young to do any
electioneering for herself. but her
parents are going to take charge OF
her campaign and win the best prize
available for her. Mr.. Cheatham was
formerly foreman OF the Louisville and
Nashville roundhouse in Montgomery
ne is member OF the brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers and Firernen
the Woodmen, Odd Fellows and other
orders and has a large acquaintance
generally whom he expects to be able
70 interest in HIS charming little
daughter.