The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-09-15

chances of becoming winner are
greatly enhanced.
Contestants should remember one
thing in each district will be given a
$500 Ludwig piano, a 500 diamond
ring. SIS scholarship i'm the North
Yakima Business college and a beau
tiful gold watch. In addition to the
above list of prizes we will give a 90
horse power, five-passenger 1910 Ford
automobile to the young lady securing
the greatest number of votes in any
of the three districts
If there is anything concerning the
contest you do not understand, write
or phone the contest manager and he
will call and see you.
No Increase i'm Price.
The votes which are to decide the
great voting contest are free to pa
irons, no increase in the price of sub
scriptions having been made. The
fact that The Herald is giving it's pa
irons an opportunity to select popu-
lar young ladies as the ones who will
receive the magnificent prizes makes
the securing of votes a pleasure and
overcomes the embarrassment of cam
vassing votes that would result if the
price We're increased.
Small Payments.
Candidates that have taken subscrip-
tons for one, two or three months at
the beginning of the contest should
get these subscribers to pay the rest
of the year, as they are still considered
new.
For example person who subscrib-
ed for the paper and paid so cents re-
ceived 700 votes, by getting them to
pay $3.50 more you will be given 49,
900 votes, less the 700 votes you have
already received on the SO cent pay
ment, or 14,300 votes on $3.50 pay
ment. This ruling also applies to any
second payment you may secure, but
in all cases, six months or more must
be added to entitle you to the second
payment. The new months will also
count in on the special offer now in
vogue. When turning in such pay
ments. kindly mark your stub sec
ond payment"
Second Payments.
A great many people do not under
stand, and for their information We
wish to say that anyone starting to
take the paper since the contest start
ed will always be considered a new
subscriber during the life of the con.
test and votes given accordingly. II
you start the paper now pay some
thing in advance and wish to pay more
later during the contest you will still
be considered a new subscriber an6
votes will be issued accordingly.
Active Work Is Necessary.
The many candidates have made q
splendid showing for the first two
weeks, although many changes may
take place before another week goe;
by. Large numbers of votes are being
received every day and many new can.
didates are showing remarkable
strength and are forging to the FIR IN:
It's good idea to keep well up in the
list Ct candidates published in the pa
per, but for candidate to expose mel
entire strength by having it appear in
the papear is poor plan. The reserve
of the candidate is what will tell in tho
end, and its the girls with the biggest
reserve that will be the winners. II
you are a candidate and have not en-
tered in the contest with the deterlniIl-
alton of winning one of the magnii-
cen. prizes it would be wise policy to
start at once securing the votes as all
payments on new subscriptions and
money turned in to the Office Lefore
Oct. 16 inclusive entities You t..
votes. Votes will be counted in accord
aTce with TIE schedule published ~
arother part of the paper. Do NJ,
lose sight of the fact candidates in
Gle district do not compete with those
IL any of tho other districts, AMI that
ccLal value will be given in eacn dis
trict. In soil .tlng for votes candl-
Of getting votes and subscriptions in
ary other district as the territory FOR
this purpose is not limited.
The districts are only for the equit-
able distribution of the prizes.
The Capital Prize Arrives.
The 1910 Ford has arrived and vii
DE- on exhibition in front of the Her
aid office eacn day, those who have
aIready seen this fine car are more
than praising it in many different ways
r.any people have come to the Office
plrposely to SEE the auto as this is thu
fist 1910 autolno bile to arrive IN
Forth Yakima of any of the hundr ed
iGakes which are sold by local deaIers
Il was the prompt work of the Yak
Ia Auto Co., that secured one Of
the first of the new improved cars
that was shipped from the large Ford
factory. Thu fact is appreciated by
he many candidates in the great Goa
test, and they will work all the harder
to become the proud owner of the car
Summary of Prizes Offered.
The grand prize automobile will &c
20 the young lady who receives more
votes than any other girl in the con-
test, no matter which district she ie-
sides in.
Ir each of the three districts We viii
eve absolutely free one $500 upr'sn'
Ludwig piano, one 500 diamond ring
one beautiful gold watch, one si>
months course in the North Yakima
Business college.
Thaea prizes will he given absolutely