Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-20

of any of them. They will be dis
! tributed only in accordance with the
wishes of the people who live In the
different communities and 1t there.
/ fore behooves every candidate to be
up and doing all the time. Call upon
your friends, telephone them, write
to them and get them to aid and as
sist you in your campaign for the
free votes that mean so much
How Votes Are Secured
The votes are given free to old
and new readers of The Capital
Journal who pay certain amount
on subscriptions at the regular rate.
! The payments can be made to the
candidates or the Office direct. The
number of votes allowed is in pro
portion to the amount paid.
If any contestant has not re-
ceived q receipt book to aid her in
making collections, VIE will be very
glad to send her one on receiving the
request by mail. We Will also send
you list of our subscribers in your
locality so you will know who is
taking the Capital Journal. The re-
ceipt books are a very handy thins
to have as some of your friends may
want to pay you and then you win
be able TO give them a receipt for
the money.
Future Subscriptions.
Contestants may find in some cases
friends who wish to help them in the
contest by subscribing for The Jour
nal but are already taking local pa
per which is paid in advance, and
not desiring TO receive more than one
local daily i'm their homes at the same
time, the contest department has ar
ranged TO accept and issue votes on
all such subscriptions, the paper to
TO start at any future date the sub
scriher may designate.
second Payments.
A great many people do not under
stand, and for their information we
I wish to say that anyone starting TO
/ take the paper since the contest start
/ ed will always be considered new
/ subscriber during the life of the con
/ test and votes given accordingly. III
YOU start the paper now pay some
thing In advance and wish 20 pay
! more later during the contest you
/ viii stlu be condisered n new sub
scrlber and votes viii be issued ac-
cordingly
Small Payments.
Candidates that have taken sub
scriptiOns for one. two or three
months at the beginning of the con-
test should get these subscribers TO
pay the rest OF the year as they are
stili considered new.
For example. a person who sub
for the paper and paid 90 cents re-
ceived 700 votes. by getting them 20
pay $500 more you will be given
1900 votes, less the 700 votes you
have already received on the so cent
payment, or i4,3O0 votes on S4,A0
payment This ruling also applies TO
any second payment YOU may secure,
! Where the paper is taken by mail or
/ suburban stores the rate Is S4.00 per
! year Is charged subscriber who paid
S5 cents would pay the difference,
5 $500 and would receive 1A,3O0 votes,
. as second payment but In all cases,
, six months or more must be added 10
. entitle YOU TO the second payment,
Z The new months viii also count In
I on the special offer no win vogue.
a When turning I'm such payments,
r kindly mark your stub second pay
ment"
r False Rumors.
a DO not believe an YOU hear Some
n one will cry 10 discourage every good
Is thing, False rumON of an sorts
a VIII be going around and the contest
q ant should not allow amy one 10 dis
n courage her by telling hiffereni
n things they have heard kindly re
l. member they are not IN position q
a Judge the contest as we'll as YOU.
n The contest manager has beer
through many contests and he knows
o what Is most liable % happen II
a any big cOntcS, Remcmheh this
4 the Rirl who works viii win
n Friends Who Help.
n Friends who subscribe for the pa