Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-27
NOW IS THE TIME
HUSTLE EARNESTLY
Herald Contest Candidates Must
See the Necessity for
Energy
SUCCESS DEPENDS ON VOTES
And Votes Are Obtained by Dill
gently Campaigning
for Them
SUCCESS DEPENDS ON VOTES

No special prize offer made to date
in The Herald's $4,000 voting contest
has created the interest that Is already
being evidenced over the splendid list
announced for the two greatest in
creases in each of the four districts
from April "a to May inclusive.
This list is headed by the 5000 Steger
upright piano, purchased from the
Fitzgerald Music company, j23 south
Broadway, and now on exhibition
there. This piano Is of massive con-
struction, and is entirely unique in de-
sign, appealing to those whose artistic
sense is most delighted by the unusual:
The Steger piano is a famous one, and
for years has been the selection OF the
most critical music lovers.
The second special prize for the pc
riod now in progress Is q 5000 building
lot in the city of Westmoreland, I'm
perial valley. This lot is business
property, being located in the heart of
the business center of the thriving city
of Westmoreland Such a prize as this
grows in value with times passing.
The third prize is n $100 scholarship
in the International Correspondence
school. This institution is so well
known as to need no description or
recommendation here. 1t is a prize
which anybody can use to good ad-
vantage, as the branches of study con-
Quoted by the I. c. S. are legion.
The fourth special prize is another
S100 scholarship in the international
Correspondence school,
HO FOR TAHOE
The fifth special prize is a round trip
ticket from Los Angeles to Lake Ia
hoe, the great mountain resort of cal
ifornia. When II is remembered that
tourists come from all over the world
TO Lake Tahoe the attractiveness of
this resort needs no further pointing
out. SO certain was The Herald that
the Lake Tahoe trip would appeal to
all candidates that It selected am
other trip as the sixth special prize.
The seventh special prize is a Premo
kodak and supplies, value 1913. The
eighth special prize Is also Premo
kodak and supplies to the total value
of 1873. The kodaks and supplies were
purchased from the G. c. Pierce COM
pany. 1261s West Sixth street. The
Pierce company is one Of the Oldest
establishments of the kind in the city,
and all goods bearing the name Of
Pierce need no further recommends
tion.
These eight prizes will be divided
among the two candidates who cast
the greatest number of votes i'm each
of the four districts between April "a
be eight winners All candidates will
see that everybody has an equal OPP
portunity to win one of these awards.
with the close Of the second special
prize period at 10 o'clock last Satur-
day night all candidates entered the
third special prize period on an equal
footing, and for this reason whatever
is done between April "a and May
inclusive is what will count. The thing
for every candidate 10 do is to show
the greatest or second greatest in
crease in his or her particular district
This will make the candidates who do
this winners of special prizes. Thus
1t is important to lead your district
with an increase and to lead your dis
trict with a greater increase than any
other candidate leads his or her dis
trict as the candidate showing the
greatest increase will win the $500
piano.
1t will be seen that four prizes will
go to the city and four to the country
under this arrangement as the city has
two districts. districts A and r, and
the country has two districts, districts
c and d. Hence, no matter where a
candidate lives. he or she is on an
equal footing with all other candidates.
Considering the immensity of this con-