Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-01
OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS
COUNT SAME AS
new this week
Miss de H. Nux, Marcos,
ocholtz and Fassoth
Lead Their Respective
Districts

A Malihinl In Honolulu cried,
Ho felt a stir, on every side:
Twas contest here, twas contest there.
Twas Bulletin contest. e ',iywhcrc!
A bright.eyed grid sai' unto me.
Subscribe! Subscribe. Subscribe.
And that one line may mean n trip
Tc Mt Rainier climb.
He granted her, her strange bcqucst,
Those that reads today's score
Will know the rest.
Thousands. Yea, hundreds of thou.
sands of votes, represent the totals In
the scoring OF the Bulletin, con.
testants today.
All four districts changed leaders In
the scoring OF ballots, In tn, over Snn.
day count and some who have boon
stragglers on the list. since the con.
test begun. are topnotchers To-Day ami
some have n substantial lead over their
contemporaries.
Miss Sophie De la Nux, OF District
No. 1, who was third on the liat on Sat.
urday, tops the list for chaporone hon.
ors today. with III .3l0 votes cas-. She
added over 1000 votes to her satrr
days score, but Is closely followed by
Miss Voss, who is second with 1867
votes and she is less than 500 votes
In advance Of Miss Dinklage, who has
also passed the one hundred thousand
mark.
Miss Trlnnie Marcos, OF Kailua and
District No. 2. jumped from fifth place
to the lead In her district with $3.50
votes cast. She is closely followed by
Misses Akau Of Hilo, and Annie Hattie
OF Kohala. f'..
Miss Eva Scholtz, Of wailnkn and
District No. 3, more than doubled llor
score Saturday, and has 90, 30e votes
opposite her name today. and she, too.
is closely followed by Misses M,.ry 90
hier, Mabel Waiaholo and Flor .ncs 10
all OF Lahaina. There are some sur.
prises looked for In this district. ere
the end Is reached on March 18th and
some fast and consistent voting Is ex-
pccted.
Miss Connie Fassoth OF Walnlea and
District No. I. again heads the list
with 75.4l1 votes cast. with Miss Mir
lam Mundon OF Kapaa In close pursuit.
II is rumored that this district viii
carry away the chaperone honors on
the final count OF the ballots, hut al
the districts are equally as eonhdent
OF victory.
Special Offer This Week.
Commencing today and closing on
the 10th OF February, all vote issued
on OLD subscriptions will count the
same as NEW. This offer will gi,o all
the bulletin subscribers "a chance
to pay up their subscription before
Feb. 10 and at the same time will
give them the full boneft Of tho votes
that the New subscribers have been
having. Remember that this of.cr vii,
close February 10th and you got tho
same number of votes for old subscr.p.
tons as for New. In other words all
subscriptions count the sane until
February 10th.
Contest Closes March 18th, 8 p. M.
MONDAY, march the Fifteenth is thu
me SET TO- the close OF the contest
aDd all votes and subscr'p IONS MUST
10 In the Blu lctin Office ON that
'",e' nc closing hour VIII be at 8
'loch D. H. on March 1919. and those
"pennihs on the malls to bring, their
, .,,sr 10 the bulletin Office
noSi nave all votes and subscriptions
~ 'ne pai'ot pox before o'clockr m.
y" 'aa' ua,e' Inc Judges for the email
'''n' oi 'ne oailots VIII be chosen
p'n prominent business men OF H.
Hhuiu' tnelT names VIII be announced