The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-16
NOW'S THE TINE
TO GET into RACE
Interest Is Growing and i'm
menSe Field Is Await
ing Hustler.
MORE SPECIAL AWARDS
CANDIDATES GET THESE MERE
LY FOR EARLY ENERGY.

hid YOU see yesterdays Contest Page?
II was a hummer, but today's is much
more so. Turn to the Contest Page.
Look il over. You will see that every
district has comparatively few candi-
dates. OF course the candidates now i'm
could snap up all the votes in time. They
are doing great work i'm vote-getting
now. Why aren't YOU getting a good
start? There are scores upon scores of
persons and business firms to see yet
i'm every district. The former will sub
scribe, the latter advertise, for never
we're such attractive rates offered The
salt Lake Herald is a famous newspaper
and a noted advertising medium. Any
man or woman in good standing in his
or her community can represent The
Herlld and win valuable prizes. The list
of contestants is far from complete. You
know that little story about the early
bird? The moral is: Early hustle gets
the goods" Take the example set by
rings and solid gold watches as rewards
for early energy.
More Inducements.
Another inducement TO the 'hustlers'
has been announced by The Herald. Four
special prizes are to be divided among
four contestants showing the great
est increases between Oct. 10 and 81. in
elusive / ne new special prizes nave an
aggregate value of 500, and each prize
is something any man or woman longs
tQ-shave. Read about them on the Con-
test Page, which also tells how to get
them and dozens of other valuable things,
headed by a 5000 home in one of the
vests famous residence tracts. Thou
sands of copies of the following bulle-
tin have been sent out over The Her
AIDS territory. 1t tells the story in a few
words:
Once more we are pleased to call your
attention to a list of special prizes more
valuable and attractive than any ever
awarded by "A Salt Lake newspaper. These
prizes are TO be awarded, as advertised
in The Herald, to four candidates, two
men and two women, who make the
greatest increase in votes by Nov
l. The candidate with 100 votes to his
or her credit stands equally as good an
opportunity, If not better, to win one
of these special prizes, than a candidate
having a larger number of votes at this
time because these prizes will be awarded
10 the candidates making the greatest
increase in votes during the time be-
tween Oct Is and Oct 81. inclusive.
The winning of one of these special
prizes will not in any way debar can
didate from participating in the distribu-
ton of the twenty magnificent and valu-
able capital and grand prizes. To the
contrary. the winning of a special prize
is great assistance towards being
awarded the 5000 house and hot, $500
touring automobile or one of the many
other very VaiuaDle prizes.
New Candidate.
Logic, reason, common sense. all join
in one grand chorus whose refrain is:
Get in now and win; get in now and
win, get in now and win.
An enterprising young man who has
heard the chorus, and heard wisely. Is
z. II. FOrsythe, an attache OF the Uni
versity OF Utah And Mr. Forsythe mas
evidently got in to win, for in few days
RUNNING he has reached third place in
District Done of the lveliest His spirit
indicates that he is going TO make other
contestants in all departments go some
Mr.. FOrsythe is a young man who IS
holding a responsible position with the
board of regents of the University and
the thoroughness and care with which h 3;
his methods in The Herald's Great Con-
test most promising. Concerning the con-
test Mr.. Forsyth SAYS:
Il see in this contest great opportuni-
ties. mutual benefits. I believe the con-
test being conducted by The Herald will
result in much good-both for ii and for
those who take a hand In the contest.
7 saw good opportunities to do something
for others and myself at the same time.
That's why l am in
LiberaIity the Keynote.
This earnest young man is a thinker
oncei His recognition of the mutual
benefits offered by The Herald's compe-
tition is noteworthy
II is really a pleasure to hear the can
didates discuss the contest generally. and
their part in IL. particularly. All see the
point which helps most t. distinguish it
from other contests. The Herald has
sought to give everyone a chance and to
provide prizes literally. The value of
the special prizes TO be given away long
before the final distribution of Sl2 500
worth of awards arrives is as much mon
ey as most contests see altogether.
Says Mrs. G. d. Barton. leading Dis
trict 3.
81 am in to do the best l can and thus
win the most / cam
Were the contest not of the highest
standard such contestants as Mrs. Bar
ton would not be entered.
South Excited.
Word comes from Salina. bustling city
~ southern Utah. that The Herald con-
Test Is getting more attention down there
,ldn the coming presidential race. Sa-
Il raI nd f1a