The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-01

This Is the starting of the third
week OF the great Examiner contest
which will decide who will be the
winners of the magnificent array OF
prizes offered to the popular and en-.
ergetic ladies' OF Ogden and surround
Ing territory
Great interest is being manifested
on all sides and the success OF the
ronteet is assured beyond a shadow
o. doubt
BY reference to the list OF contest.
ants below il VIII be seen that there
are hundreds OF ladies' from all over
the territory embraced, all ready en-,
tered. and the list is constantly grow.
Ing, new nominations being received
by every mail The contest is only
starting and there is still plenty of
time for any candidate TO enter in
any district and stand as good a
chance OF winning as those already
entered The list will only be kept
open for a short time now and II
would be desirable for any one who
desires TO enter the name of friend
10 do so at once.
INTEREST GROWING.
In all sections of the country more
people are becoming interested in
the stupendous undertaking every
day. Local pride is being shown and
. the candidates will rely upon the
united support of the whole people in
the city or community in which they
live. Some are even going further
than that and are enlisting the assis-
tancc OF their friends in other parts
OF the country. All of this campaign
Ing Is good, for it makes no differ
ence where votes are cast for a can
didate. 4 patron in another state
may vote for any candidate If 1t is
the pleasure oil the subscriber to do
SO.
ACTIVE WORK is NECESSARY.
The many candidates have made a
splendid showing for the first two
weeks, although many changes may
take place before another week goes
by. Largo numbers of votes are be-
Ing received every day and many new
candidates are showing remarkable
strength and are forging to the front.
It's a good idea To keep well up in the
list OF candidates published In the
paper, but for a candidate TO expose
her strength by having IL appear in
the paper Is poor plan, The reserve
OF the candidate is what will tell in
the end, and It's tho girls with the
biggest reserve that will be the win
ners- II You are a candidate and
have not entered in the contest with
the determination OF winning one of
the magnificent prizes il would be
wise policy TO start at once securing
tho votes. as all payments on new
subscriptions and money turned In
10 the office before June 4th. in
elusive entities YOU To votes. Votes
will be counted in accordance with
the schedule published In another part
OF the paper Do not lose sight OF
the fact candidates In one district
do not compete with those in any OF
the other districts. and that the same
number OF prizes all OF the equal
value will be given in each district.
In soliciting for votes a candidate in
one district has the privilege of got
ting votes and subscriptions in any
other district as the territory for
this purpose is not limited.
The districts arc only for eouit
able distribution OF the prizes.
SMALL PAYMENTS.
Candidates that have taken sub.
scriptions for one, two or thrco
months at the beginning OF the con.
test should get these subscribers Ia
pay the rest OF tho year. as they arc
stu considered new.
For example. person who sub,
scribed for the paper and paid g.
cents received 400 votes. by get
ting them 60 pay S635 moro YOU will
be given 25,o0O votes. less tho 400
votes you have already received on
the 65-cent payment. or 2S.600 votes
on $3.50 payment This ruling also
applies TO any second payment Won,
may secure. but I'm all caeas sjv
months or more must he added 10 on,
utle you TO the second payment. The
now months will also count in on Tho
special offer now in vogue When
turning In each payment kindly marx
your stub second payment" This
VIII also apply on mail subscriptIon,
at the $500 rate.
GREAT SPECIAL OFFER.
For twelve days only. beginning
ADrll 10th and ending 1T o O'Clock n
m, May 7th, In addition TO the votes
given on subscriptions according :,
the schedule, We make the contestan,,
the following offer:
We will give to each and every con