The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-26
LEADERS PUNCHED IN EACH DIS. TRlcT IN THE LAST LAP OF
 THE TOUR CONTEST.
All Candidates and Their Friends Are Working With Might and Main Interest in the Race is h.
 creasng Daily.

Ddts Niu Sbu 0tt tllA 1bhR hiiAHA the wire? Great race, isn't it? The Sentinel-Record's great free-for-all has actually laid all other contests ever held in this vicinity in the shade. The race is getting more and more interesting every day and the "bookiesp are having their hands full. Today it is one favorite, tomorrow another, and still another the next day The leaders in the two districts change so rapidly and the various candidates glide lp and down in the list until there is nothing like pick ing a winner at this time, and it's ey- erybody hustle for his favorite.
 Yesterdays Results.
 The balloting was a little spirited yesterday, there being something like 10000 votes cast for ten candidates, but resulted in bringing but one new leader, and that was in the second district, where Miss Helen Babcock goes from second to first place Miss Murle Jones still holds the seat of honor in the first district, and while she retains this position there is a bunch of the other contestants who are no doubt preparing as great 2 sur price for their friends as Miss Jones has done and as it Is an easy mateer to go up to the head when you are determined you can not tell who the leader will be the next day.
 The period of opportunity is rapidly drawing to close, and those who in tend to assist a favorite With a sub scription when it will do her the most good should bear in mind that the sec end period during which subscriptions count more in votes than at any other time in the contest, will close at s o'clock tomorrow evening. There is plenty to do yet to assist your favor ite, but it is getting shorter every hour. Time and tide wait for no man. Neither will this period of double votes.
 Who Would Win Must Work.
 This is not a popularity nor a beauty contest and neither of these qualities will produce the winners. The girls who will win are those who keep hammering away steadily for the next fourteen working days. Thosew ho made an earlier start were lucky, but to maintain their standing from this date on they will be compelled to do the hardest kind of work, each day bringing them closed the end and each subscription nearer the coveted prize There are some candidates in the race who did not get such an early start. but who are doing valiant work and are just as apt to win the prize, for there is not much danger of their becoming over confident and decreasing their efforts.
 We'll Worth Winning.
 When one considers the beauty and educational advantages of the tours which the Sentinel-Record has offered as prizes in this contest, it is little wonder that the candidates are putting forth their best efforts to win If you have been waiting 10 subscribe, you have by this time been convinced that your favor will be highly appreciated by the young lady you desire to help and while as sisiing her with your own subscrip- tien, you could easily induce some of y3ur frieids to join you in your effort to assure her success.
 Location of Ballot Boxes.
 No. 1-The Sentinel-Record office. old City Hall Building.
 No. 2-Schneck's Drug Store, cor ner of Prospect and Central. No. S--R. c. Morris Drug Store, Central and Malvern.
 No 4-Majestic Drug Store, in Ma jestic Hotel
 The ballot boxes will be tapped at o'clock every week day after noon. the votes compiled and the