The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-17
Over Forty New Candidates Enter To-
day---Magnificen Array of Valuable
Prizes Appeal TO Most Popular Young
Women of Ogden and Vicinity. C0u-
p0ns That Appear i'm Paper Daily i'm
Great Demand. Every Subscriber De-
terEnined 10 Assist His FaVOrite. ALI
Payments ON Subscription Entitled 10
Votes.
ALL CANDIDATES REQUESTED TO CALL ON THE
CONTEST MANAGER FOR COMPLETE
DETATLS--OPEN EVENINGS

The Examiners great popular con-
test Is the subject of discussion in
thousands of homes in the city or
Ogden and surrounding towns. Tho
already large list of popular young
women. This great contest has open
ed strongly and from present highly
favorable indications the success OF
the venture is assured,
The proposition being strictly high
class and legitimate in every respect,
II has met the most hearty approval
OF the best citizens Of this city and
surrounding territory. Certainly II Is
that seventeen young ladies OF ogden
ard vicinity arc ach ogoing to win one
OF the valuable prizes offered The con-
test manager Is kept busy answering
telephones and waiting on candidates
who call TO have the proposition fully
explained and this is just the thing
for every candidate to do at once.
The capital prize. the five passen-
ger auto, will be on the streets this
week and it will be a pleasant sur
prise for nll. It is the latest design
fully equipped and brand new.
Examine the Prizes.
Is II a wonder that interest is so
intense when a prize such as this Is
ut stake. How can they afford to do
It is the question heard on every
lorpcr.
The Examiner has gone further III
launching the big enterprise by pur
chasing sixteen other valuable prizes
Including the four elegant upright
pianos, four fine diamond rings. four
twelve months scholarships In the
Ogden business college and three
ladies' gold watches. All these prizes
were purchased through the local
dealers who Will be pleased to tell
any one interested call at the differ
ent places where they were purpchasd
and xamine their quality. II Is
pleasure to be able to offer prizes OF
such rare value and the young ladies
who are fortunate enough to win any
one of the seventeen Will have need to
be proud. lnded.
In answer TO a great many inquir
ies as TO hpw the prizes will be
awarded we will reply by saying that
the capital prize. the flve.passenger
automobile, will be awarded to the
young lady having the greatest NUM-
Der of votes in all districts, the four
pianos will be given one in each of
the districts. TO the young lady who
the winner OF the auto is decided
the four diamond rings will be award
ed TO the four young ladies who have
the second highest number Of votes In
each OF the districts: the twelve
month scholarships will he awarded
TO the four having tho third number
OF votes and the four gold watches
to the four having tho fourth great
est number Of votes. BY this arrange
ment every part OF tho territory em-
braced will win an equal number of
prizes and the candidates in one dis
trict Will not compete with those In
another only for the capital prize
which all have the equal chance of
winning.
Won't It be exciting" exclaimed
a candidate Saturday evening when
speaking OF the contest II is not
necessary for the contest manager
L. say "yess" as every one knows
end even al this time almost every
one has q friend whom they are de-
termincd shall will not alone for the
fine prize hut for the honor OF win
hing in high class proposition such
as this is enough 10 make the race an
exciting one.
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