The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-20
HERE'S WHERE THE HERALO'S
INTERVIEWER TELLS TALES
Another Reason for the Captain Worn by Mr. Burbidge Dis
GOVered-DStriCt BIS Men Candidates to the Front
More Brand New Contest News.

tenants are a small army fighting its way
to two victories. Salt Lake county is to
have a sheriff in the person of a man
who has been the laWbreaker's worst fear
for years and the next sheriff of Salt
Lake county gives every promise of being
one of The Herald's prize winners.
His own popularity and energy and the
popularity and energy of the rest of the
Srmy are a mighty weapon at any rate.
The former captain of police won gold
watch offered as a special prize by The
Herald for the four candidates showing
the biggest number of votes a week ago
Saturday. He was one of them, so his
campaign has already borne fruit And
the winner and family declare the time
piece beauty and well worth the effort
required to get it.
c. II. Carlquist, the wide-awake real
estate man who heads district B. must
look to his laurels for there are six other
men candidates in his district and all are
to be reckoned with; all have been work
ing quietly but none the less effectively
and several are likely to take a jump
most any day. Thomas J. Snarr of AS
West Sixth South. for instance. is alive
TO the opportunities offered him Dy his
candidacy in The Herald's contest and
yesterday afternoon admitted that what
he has done will not compare with what
he feels he can do and is going to do
Mr.. Snarr has been Salt Laker all his
life, or rather. as much of il as he has
enjoyed living so far" as he said jocu-
larly. He is widely known and every ac-
quaintance is a friend. This wide circle
of acquaintance offers a fertile field for
energy and Mr.. Snarr is a natural born
hustler" He is quiet and unaSSuming.
I'm short one of those altogether likeable
fellows who gets to a goal without shout
ing, yet who gets there in splendid style
Just the same.
There are dozens of wide-awake per-
sons entered in this great election con-
test and there is room for others. You
don't have to put yourself on level with
pedlar to reap the rich rewards offered.
This is a tiptOp business proposition You
have something TO offer which everyone
wants in exchange for what you want
You simply speak TO friends and acquain-
.ances, mention The Herald and send the
votes TO the Contest Editor. You will in
all probability win a prize. Whether it is
the 5000 home in NewhouSe park. an
automobile. a diamond ring or a set of
mahogany furniture. the award will more
than reward you.
There are no bOthersome restrictions;
the chief aim OF the newspaper in arrang-
ing this competition was to provide a
plentitude of prizes. not book of rules
and regulations. Find out by consult
ing the Contest Page in this issue what
district you or your friend lives in then
simply send in the name and "a word
to friends" will do the rest. Turn to that
Contest Page-you will find it the great
est collection of interesting reading you
have come across for many a day. Read
over the list of candidates and you will
need no further word as to the differ
ence" this contest has from all others
which have ever been instituted in the
west. Get in among the skyscrapers"
is the timely and sensible tip of a local
real estate firm. Get in with the wide
awake citizens and be a Herald con-
testant is another timely and sensible tip.
Buying real estate is beyond a lot of us
but this contest is the knocking of oppur-
tunity at the door of every man or wo-
man or young person in good standing in
his or her locality. Whether you can buy
real estate or not, The Herald's tip is a
good one for you. Get in and you'll save
a purchase.