El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
ONTESTANTS
URGED To
GET BUSY
Another List Showing the
Standing Of Contestants
Will Appear Soon Have
Your Name at the Top.

Now that the vote in The Herald con-
test has been published, each contestant
knows where the other one stands: there
will be some energetic hustIing to see
who can head the next list. While the
present leaders each have a good sized
vote listed, they are not the only ones
who have been busy, for some of the
others have been getting their friends
out and Will begin to make a showing
during the next day or two. Several re-
ports have already arrived which will
make considerable change in the stand
ing OF SOME of the contestants who had
only received nominating votes at the
TIME Saturdays paper went to- press.
Inc leaders nave not yet chan~ed posi-
lions, but the next few mails NAV bring
In enough votes TO put some entirely
new candidate well in the lead.
Pictures Of Candidates.
The Herald will shortly BEGIN p5,b-
hshlnS the pictures OF contestants and
every person who is entered in the con-
test Is urged to send his or her pho
tograph to the contest editor. IT ia
best TO send a picture larger than those
OF postcard size. Regular cabinet size
is pest Reproduction from poor prints
or rom very small pictures is not Of
1ectIye- The pictures will be kept until
the close OF the contest so that If Won
are among the winners your pho&oorsnb
may appear IN large size in the paDer.
Write your name, address and district
number on the back of the photograph
and mail 1t so that it will not become
mutilated in transit.
Be Leader.
Before the second list Is published
contestants are urged to- get busy and
Try to send IN enough votes to put their
names among the top-notchers. To be
among the leaders is good advertising
and Will facilitate the securing of add.
tlOnal votes.
Every contestant has the same or1or-
tulhty TO secure votes, but the anes who
are frst to realize the value of oreani-
zaIfon VIII De found in the lead most. OF
pne way The people who know of your
candidacy may also know where Won
could secure subscriptions from Others
OF their friends The following up of a
clue" which leads to a new Subscriber
Is work which will count for you and
NiaAe your standir- In the paper grow.
Special Premiums.
Don't forget that in order to ind11ee
you to get busy right away. we ara
keeping track of the new yearly sub-
scTIptlons which you send in and lust
as soon as you have sent In six we will
notify yOu and give you Your choice OF
either one OF two beautiful sets OF books
Inns pine IS IN itself well worth work
ing Tor without the additional induce
nents which are offered in this contest.
Read the following offer carefully and
Cnen get alter those six subscriptions,
First Special Prize Offer.
Each contestant in The Herad's Por,-
ular Voting Contest will be given a bean
gaful set OF masterpieces OF the worlds
literature, Or set of the works of Rud-
yard Kiphng, for the first six new wear
" subscriptions they send in. .Tust
think or it-you only have to Oct six
people TO take The Herald for one year
and You get, absolutely free, your choice
OF a lO volume set of Kipling or an eigh4
volume set of Masterpieces. Or. we viii
send both sets to any contestant for tbe
inst 10 new yearly subscriptions sent
in.
Note-Speeial prize offers do not az
1ect In any way the awarding of the
regular prizes No one is barred from
winning regular prize on account Of
having received special prize.
Fl Paso people have been excluded
from this contest, because The Herald
realizes that 1t would be impossible for
Its OutoftOwn subscribers to eompete
Xlth local people on even terms. There
Is Herald subscriber in nine out of
every 10 homes in this city. and an ri
Paso contestant could easily keep ahead
Of an outOftOwn competitor br merely
collecting IRON the subscribers in his
immediate neighborhood