Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
WINNERS MAY Be
KNOWN TOMORROW
Interesting News in Store for
Candidates in HeraId's
Voting Contest

Halley's comet, to the ignorant,
brings fear of a possible ending OF
the world. The contest department of
The Herald and candidates and their
friends are more anxious over the end
ing of the vote count which will make
possible the announcement of the eight
special prize winners last Saturday
night. m
1t is believed an announcement Will
be made tomorrow, and interesting
news it will be. But until the count
and recount have been made not a
word, not a hint, as to the possible
winners can be given because there
were some mighty close races IN one
or two of the districts,
So. while the counts on the only
thing for candidates to do is to plug
harder than ever, because there are
more special prizes to be given away
And while on this point, take it from
headquarters that the special prizes to
be given away in the near future are
dandies and everything you do towards
winning one of them will be worth DO
ing Don't wait! Get votes today, to-
morrow, every day!
And don't lose sight of the fact that
many, many magnificent prizes are go
ing to be given away June 80 ana an
the votes you cast now Tor speclai
DrlZeS apply on lie NopAloA e'AAA .
prize distribution at the close OF the
contest. This double list follows;
FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES
First capital price-$59O0 magnificent
seven-room, two-story bungalow with
50x15O lot in College Tract, the truly
ideal residence district of Los Angeles.
This home, located at 1882 West Forty
ninth street, is all ready for an occu-
pant. Every modern convenience is
Installed; 1t has every up-to-the-mln-
ute feature. Perhaps it will suffice
simply to say it was built for The
Herald by the Los Angeles Investment
company. Go see this home:
Second capital prize-S33S0 superb
1910 Model "R" five-passenger Knox
Tourabout, one of the most aristocratic
cars on the market and car whose
performance is as distinguishing as It's
appearance. Complete equipment is
included with the machine. Visit the
HOMEGROWN Motor companys head
Quarters at 1876 South Main street
and inspect 1t.
trim to the Orient-through China and
Japan via Honolulu, with thirty days
stop-over privilege at Hawaii's chlet
city-on the floating palaces of the
Tovo Kisen Kaisha, Oriental S. S. Co.
for no term other than Floating pal
ace" does justice to this company
ships. And no trip is more interesting,
more replete with wonders than visit
to the far east, to China and Japan,
the land of the setting sun, where all
is beauty and romance. The Heralds
guests-the winner and companion
will enjoy the best of the finest.
Fourth capital prize-$750 Grand
piano of the worldfamed Lindemann
make, and this means piano repre-
senting years Of study, care and
thought in piano-making. The Her
AIDS instrument is known as Style A,
made in fancy figured antique mahog-
anv. possessing all extra excellent fea-
| tures In a word, the creates and
latest achievement of S. G. Linde-
mann. Dimensions: feet l inch long,
4 feet Q inches wide. Purchased from
the Fitzgerald Music company,
EIGHT GRAND PRIZES
First gand prize-$600 handsome nine
niece Colonial dining room set, made
of solid Cuban mahogany, all crotched
veneer and consisting of five side
chairs, one arm chair. This set IS one
that would grace a mansion, and was
purchased from the Mackie-F Foley COM
pany, 1885 South Hill street, where 1t
| is now on exhibition.
Second grand prize-A $500 bank ac-
count. The Herald has deposited with
the Oil and Metals Bank and Trust
company $500 in gold, to be awarded to
some candidate at the close of the con-
test. With a sum like this to his or
her credit as a result of a few weeks
effort, the winner will have good cause
to feel well rewarded, and $500 is
substantial start toward a fortune; it
is not often an opportunity like this is
offered.
Third grand prize-A $500 double trip
to Honolulu on the splendid ships Of
the MatsOn Navigation company of
san Francisco-a company which
makes a speciality Of Hawaiian tours.
Fine fast ships with accommodations
unsurpassed by any will carry The
Herald's two guests to Hawaii, the is
land of wondrous charms, and bring
them safely home, when they choose
to return.
Fourth grand prize-$266 double trip
to Alaska via Seattle and return on
either Of the sister shps, Governor or
President, of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company. These trips to Skagway,