Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-24
BAKERSFIELD GETS
FIRST SPECIAL PRIZE
Mrs. Clara Jackson Scores Great
est Increase and Gets
Property
NEW CANDIDATES TO FRONT
Extra Vote Offer Gets Attention
of All Candidates Good
Races Promised
NEW CANDIDATES TO FRONT

| The following are the results of the
special prize period, May Sth to May
21 inclusive, eight prizes being Of
fered for increases between these two
dates:
Mrs Clara e. jackson of Bakersfield
wins the $3.50 worth Of California prop
erty, with an increase of SS,395. Mrs.
! Jackson represents district d.
Miss Jennie Van Allen wins the 800
diamond ring with an increase OF 5i,-
S51. Miss Van Allen represents district
B.
Mrs. Anna Kalliwoda wins the 500
ladies' evening gown. with an increase
of 4S,761. Mrs. Kalliwoda represents dis
trict A.
Miss Ruth Virden of Oxnard wins
| the $100 course in music. Miss Nirden is
the second prize winner in district d.
B. f. Beswick of Santa Ana wins the
$75 diamond ring with an increase of
! 80, AIS. Mr.. Beswick is the increase
leader in district c.
Miss Marguerite Weygand of Pasa-
dena wins the two trips to Lake Tahoe
and return. Miss Weygand holds sec
ond for increase in district c, with
29,S57.
II.
an increase of 6756. Mr.. Fry holds sec
ond place in district A.
Mrs. Marie Baillff wins the $3S East
man kodak and supplies. Mrs. Bailln
is the second in district b.
AS is shown above, district d was
the banner district in the last special
prize period. Mrs. c. e. Jackson of
Bakersfield won the first special prize
with an increase of IS, 395, which is a
j. Of 1nnh
shown by Miss Van Allen of district
B, who in winning the second special
prize secured her third consecutive
victory for the American Womans S
league of this city. Mrs. Anna KALI
woda secured third prize award by a
small margin over Miss Ruth Virden OF
Oxnard, a brand new candidate who
gives indication Of bringing her COM
munity to the top. B. f. Beswick,
consistent campaigner, held fifth place
by a nice margin, with Miss Mar
guerite Weygand occupying sixth place
in easy style
Just as the contest man predicted,
some of the prizes went for very little
activity; G. Ellis Fry winning, for in
stance. the seventh prize, with an in
crease representing slightly over cne-
half dozen new yearly SUBSCRIPTIONS
and Mrs. Bailiff with 1903 votes, rep
resenting less than two new yearly
subscriptions, winning the eighth
prize, an Eastman kodak.
These two last instances show con-
clusively that it pays highly to do
whatever you can no matter how small
the results may seem. Returning TO
the resume of results by districts, 1t
develops that district d may yet wrest
high positions from it's competitors as
there were number of substantial in
creases shown, besides the two which
proved victorious Harry Lowrey, Il.
LeSage, Leone Jeffries and a number
OF other representatives of district d
show activity. District c has few
additional increases, but as whole
the vote polled was not up to C's stan
dard. A and B vote shows them TO
have come in third and fifth. The vote
standing which will be published to-
morrow will show votes cast by all
candidates.
But the last special prize period is
now a part of past history All eyes
and hearts are turned to the new club
vote offer which provides 500 extra
votes on every dollar in club amounts
turned in between May % to June
inclusive. A special bulletin has been
sent all candidates and no end OF IN
terest has been evidenced
There is good reason for this, be-
cause thinking candidates can see where
earnest activity between now and June
4th can secure success. 10 make
plain the extreme importance of the
new special vote offer, the following
examples are given:
What ten new yearly subscriptions
means for you: A club of new yearly
subscriptions will give you $500 regu-
lar votes on the club of ten. THE EX-
IRA CLUB VOTES FOR THIS
PERIOD ONLY will be 500 on each
dollar. and 25,000 on the club of new
yearly subscriptions, making total
vote on the club of 33500 votes.
What ten new six months subscrip-
tions means for you; A club OF ten
new six months subscriptions will give
YOU 1880 regular votes on the club of
ten. THE EXTRA CLUB VOTES FOR
THIS PERIOD ONLY will be 500 votes
on each dollar, or 1880 club votes on
the club of ten new six months sub
scriptions, making a total vote on the
club of 18,43O votes.
What ten new three months sub
scriptions means for you: A club Of
will give you $3.50 regular votes on the
club of ten. THE EXTRA CLUB
VOTES FOR THIS PERIOD ONLY
will be 1900 club votes on the club of
ten new three months subscriptions,
making a total vote on the club of
$50 votes
What five classified advertising cou-
pom books mean for you: A club of
five classified advertising coupon books |
will give you 5000 regular votes on the
club of five. THE EXTRA VOTES |
FOR THIS PERIOD ONLY will be
10000 club votes on the club of five
classified advertising books, making a
total vote on the club of $4,000 votes.
If you do not understand this thor
oughly, call upon, write or telephone
the contest department Immediately
and have this explained, because If you
it thoroughly you can see
no wa few days real hustling will mean
the possession Of the $4,000 home or
any other magnificent prize to be
awarded by The Herald. Remember |
there will be no special prizes offered |
or awarded during this period and this
extra vote schedule will positively be
Of - Of SATURDAY.