The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-03-19
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Sub-District Prizes.
The acknowledged worth and
need of a musical education today
by ladies is becoming more and more
an established fact. No lady's edu-
cation and social training is CON-
plete without knowledge Of music.
This is splendid chance to Sc
cure your long-cherished desires, to
obtain your first elementary step or
the finishing touches of your musical
career. DO not let this opportunity
pass by. Opportunity knocks at
your door but once in a lifetime. 1t
is knocking now. Are you going to
take it in?
After careful consideration on the
part of the manager of the Bemidjl
Pioneer, these scholarships were
obtained of Masten's Conservatory
of Music from the offerings of the
entire Northland. The many courses
laid out in the various departments
and the knowledge of the instructors
are invaluable to the student de-
string to broaden her musical
education. There are four of these
scholarships, valued at $50 each,
which is really worth the best efforts
of any young lady in Bemidji to
win.
Six Gold Watches for Sub. District
Prizes.
Aren't they beauties?" That's
the comment that was overheard by
one young lady examining the dis
play of gold watches that are to be
given away as sub-district. prizes in
this Mammoth Contest. at George T.
Bakers store, yesterday. That's
what everyone says; that's what you
will say when you see them. ..
To possess a watch is to possess
the treasure of "a lifetime and is the
desire of every young lady who is
not possessor of one now.
T.. Are Worth Trying1For.
Such valuable prizes are worth a
year of industrious, energetic work,
let alone five short weeks or so to
win, and those who have already
entered must bend their energies to
accomplish these results. Those
who have not already entered this
contest are losing valuable time and
you will regret when you find some
one has nosed-out vim e +
ahead of you. Scan the list pub.
lished through carefully and see if
yourn anne and your sub-district is
correctly enrolled and if it should
not notify the contest Manager at
once.
If your nomination blank has not
been sent or brought in do not dis
pair but send it at once. Some
CONTESTANTS are so eager that
they have wired from outside dis
trict making sure that their names
are correctly enrolled. This is the
proper spirit. You can be sure that
these contestants are earnestly at
work and do not intend to overlook
any opportunity. .~.-.
Is Absolutely Fair and Square.
And now a word to our friends
who live outside the city of Bemidji.
Some people are so sceptical by
nature that they cannot or will not
understand that ABSOLUTE FAIR
NESS is the keynote of the Bemidji
Pioneer in this contest. They say,
What's the use; Bemidji people will
see that all prizes will stay in the
city," That is what the boys call
"Tommy-rot." .ss.- -.
Such thing is impossible. Every
one is under the system of dis.
tricts and sub-districts and has the
same chance. The CAPITAL and
GRAND PRIZES will be rewarded,
one to the contestant obtaining the
largest number of votes in all dis.
tricts, one to the contestant obtain.
ing the second largest amount OF
votes in all the districts. The DIS.
TRICT prizes will be awarded to
the candidate getting the most votes
in District B and the scholarship
and watches to those who are high.
and second highest in the race in
the sub-districts.
The Bemidji Pioneer in this con.