The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-15
Final Special Offer for New Subscribers all
Spur 10 Increase The Already Fast Race
i'm the Home Stretch OF Contest
PLEASANT SURPRISE FOR ALL, CANDIDATES.
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lnducemens-EVery Candidate Great Contest Has
Equal Opportunity of Winning One Extra Prizes
--~See Special AID i'm T0day's Examiner

make special appeal In her behalf
| There is no time more favorable TO
sucure support than when people are
interested in the race you are max
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industrious Forge Ahead.
The list Of candidates and the
number of votes received by each
show that tho Industrious are forging
ahead in the hattie OF the ballots.
The votes are free, but in many cases
il is necessary for the candidates TO
90 around among their friends and
gather them in These free votes are
given for payments on subscriptions
and also for coupons and nomination
blanks printed In the paper daily.
The votes on the subscriptions are
free and the number Ia in proportion
TO the amount paid at the regular
rate
Home pride Is going to determine
the result in some districts Several
towns. which have long been rivals in
commercial. industrial and even in
athletic contests, are manfesting their
old time fighting spirit and each Is
working as unit for the success of
taives of their community. The town
which puts UP the best fight for their
candidates is going TO win The young
women have been shrewd enough to
take ADVANTAGE of the old spirit OF
rivalry and have found it an effective
method to call upon prominent citi-
Zens to aid them in administering one
moro defeat 10 their neighboring city.
Second Payments.
A great many people do not under
stand, and for their Information We
wish TO say thai anyone starting to
take the paper since the contest start
ed viii always be considered q new
subscriber during the life of the con-
test and votes given accordingly. II
you start the paper now pay some
thing In advance and wish to pay more
later during the contest you Will still
be considered a new subscriber and
votes will be Issued accordingly.
Small Payments,
Candidates that have taken sub,
scriptlons for one, two OF three
months at the beginning OF the con-
test should get these subscribers to
pay the rest of the year. as they are
still considered new.
For example. q person who sub.
scribed for the paper and paid Go
cents received 400 votes, by getting
them to pay S63o more you will be
given $4,000 votes. less the 400 votes
you have already received on the 65-
cent payment. This ruling also upon
mail subscriptions at the 5000 rate.
MaenIture Of Contest.
The contest by this distribution Of
such great number OF prizes and the
value attached thereto, becomes one
OF state wide interest. Thousands OF
people will watch closely the standing
OF the various candidates and for that
reason the standing OF the candidates
and the number OF votes to their
credit will be published daily All will
then know just whore each one stands
and can work accordingly.
Do It Now.
Now is the time to get in few
votes. The contest Is fairly on It's
way and the people all over the coun-
try are aroused 10 meet the demands
made upon them by the young ladies
who are soliciting votes. II a little
offort is displayed the people will be
glad TO help you and you will find
getting subscriptions not at all bur
densome. In fact. it will grow TO be
n pleasure. There are so many
peculiar and funny incidents happen
In a day after votes that you will be
sorry when the contest is over. The
manager OF the contest department
feels that the support already given
has honestly been earned While the
contest is in its infancy get out among
the people. friends and relatives and
do a little talking You Will grow
to enjoy 1t and the experience thus
gained is worth four rizes. II you
don't get the subscrltions some one
else will. as Ogden and the adjacent
territory will be secured as though
scratched with fine tooth comb In
the endeavor To get possible subscrib-