The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-06
O-O-O-O-O-hi

O-o-o-o-O-hi
This exclamation was heard many
many times in Salt Lake City yesterday
The cause of it all was The Herald's four
special prizes placed on exhibition yester-
day in the ]. RI. Leyson & Co. windows
Main street Many persons inspected the
prizes and nothing but admiration was
expressed Hence the O-o-o-o-o-hi These
four special prizes are only a small part
of what has been purchased for candi-
dates in The Herald's great voting con-
| test The special prizes will be awarded
Saturday to four candidates. two men
and two women. The two highest candi-
dates Saturday will be given the dia-
mOnd rings One candidate must repre-
sent Salt Lake districts and the other
any district outside of Salt Lake The
solid gold watches will be awarded in the
same manner; the second highest candi-
date within the Salt Lake districts getting
one watch ard the second highest candi-
date outside of Salt Lake getting the
other One-half of the special prizes are
for men, and the other half for women.
The diamond rings are beauties and are
solid gold and have eXcellents move
ments. They are valued at $50 each. MAX
ing the total amount represented by the
four special prizes $3.50.
And these are simply rewards for early
energy They do not have any effect on
the final distribution. which involves a
long list of awards, headed by a home in
NeWhOuse Park worth $1,000 and includ-
lIiS dIl duIOmODlle, d SIelnNay grand pl-
ano, diamond brooch, an Anderson up
right piano, a woman's sealskip coat, and
many others Space here forbidsfnore than
brief mention or description of the prizes
offered 1t will pay every one to read the
contest page elsewhere in the paper. If
you are not entered in this contest, the
splendid array of awards will be a pow
erful argument for getting in. If you are
entered, there will be no end of interest
ing information on the page, and if Meth
er condition applies to you, a friend may
be entered who would appreciate your as
sistance.
Yesterday saw many developments in
the contest. The great throngs coming
to Salt Lake for conference and the state
fair brought with them many candidates.
These candidates are canYasSing among
friends and acquaintance in Salt Lake
for votes-and what's more to the point,
they're getting EN-. As has been eX-
planned. there is an open field for all.
Any candidate may get votes from any
source he or she can. Under this favor
able rule many candidates from the coun-
try districts are doing great work within
the boundaries of Salt Lake City. An
other development brought about by the
influx of visitors is that the outsiders are
seeing The HeralGs prizes, exhibited in
the show windows and windows of insti-
tutions from which purchases have been
made.
Many visitors inspected the lot selected
for The Herald's $500 home This is in
NewhOuSe Park, pointed out 10 all Wis
itOrs as the residence district soon to
become one of the finest in the United
States This is not mere talk, as Samuel
Newhouse, the man who is erecting the
first skyscrapers in Utah, has obtained
possession of the tract, formerly known
as PoppertOn Place, now NeWhouse Park,
and has announced his intention to make
it the most beautiful in the west, regard
less of expense 1t is an ideal spot for
homes, and the home The Herald is going
to give away will be as comfortable and