Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24
BEAUTIFUL PIANO
IS SPECIAL PRIZE
Building Lot, Scholarships and
Round Trips to Lake
Tahoe, Others
KODAKS ALSO IN NEW LIST
Two Awards Will Go to Each of
One of the Four Dis
triCtS
KODAKS ALSO IN NEW LIST

Now that the second prize period in
The Heralds $4,000 voting contest
which closed at 10 o'clock saturday
evening is past history the contest
department wishes to cali attention
to the biggest and best special prize
offer made yet. Bulletin No 4, mailed
to candidates yesterday afternoon
will make good reading while the
votes cast up until 10 o'clock last even
ing are being checked and counted.
This bulletin sets forth in detail just
what the third special prize offer IS
and what candidates should do to Sc
cure the splendid prizes in the new
list For the benefit of all candidates,
their friends and all others the sub
stance of bulletin is given here.
The new special list of prizes which
will be awarded by The Herald con-
test department at 10 p. m. Saturday,
May T, follows
Tirst--s6OO Steger upright piano, purch-
ased from Fitzgerald Music Co.
Second-S2OO building lot in Westmore-
1and, Imperial valley, California.
Third-S100 scholarship in the Inter
national Correspondence school
Fourfh-S100 scholarship in the inter-
national Correspondence school.
Tifth-One round trip ticket from Los
Angeles TO Lake Tahoe.
SixtlE-One round trip ticket from Los
Angeles to Lake Tahoe.
Seventh-One Premo Kodak and supplies,
value $33.
Eighth-one Premo Kodak and supplies
value SS3.
These eight prizes will be divided
among the two candidates who cast
the greatest number of votes in each
district between April "a and May I,
inclusive There will be eight win
ners, two in each district, as follows:
Two in district A, two in district B,
two in district G and two in district
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two candidates in each district who
show the greatest increases during this
period Therefore two prizes are
bound to go to each district and each
district can win only two prizes. The
prizes will be awarded in rotation,
from one to eight, to the eight can
didates in the four districts showing
the greatest increases. Every con-
testant is on an equal footing for these
special prizes. Four prizes will go TO
the city of Los Angeles and four TO
the outside territory
The $500 Steger upright piano. pur-
chased from the Fitzgerald Music
company, 523 South Broadway, Los
Angeles, is now on exhibition there.
This instrument is in every respect
one Of the finest special prizes ever
given away by a newspaper. The 5000
building lot in the city of Westmore-
land is also q very valuable prize
The 500 International Correspondence
School scholarship needs no introduc-
tion to the average man or woman, as
the International School of Correspon-
dence is considered in a class by itself.
Everyone knows that a more beau
tiful spot is not to be found i'm cali
fornia than Lake Tahoe. Therefore
the two trips which The Herald is
going to give as special prizes in this
period should be very popular,
The Premo cameras and supplies
are most desirable prizes.
No matter what your district is you
should aim to lead i'm this special prize
period. The higher you lead your dis
trict the higher you go up the ladder
for one of the big capital or grand
prizes at the close of the contest, as all
votes cast during this special period
will be applied at the end of the con-
test on the capital or grand prizes.
If this article does not make this
special prize period perfectly plain to
you, let the contest department know
at once, as it is important to you that
you understand this new offer thor
oughly, and in understanding il do
everything in yolr power to profit
by it.
All candidates are urged to watch
the Daily Herald, as contest news of
importance is being published in The
Herald every day.
Yours for continued success
THE LOS ANGELES HERALD,
Contest Department