Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-01

Right now Is when the candluate
who gets the Fifty Dollar prize on
June 18th, will win 1t by his efforts.
Procrastinating until the finishing
days of the offer, which by the way
seems to be habit with several
otherwise good workers, is what has
kept many from winning one Of the
special prizes that have been offered
for exceptional showing for some
specified time during this contest.
BY Fond and Earnest EndeaVor
"How can so and SO get so many
votes in such short time?" Is a fire.
quent query at the end of one of
these inter-island contests.
Simply by putting in more time.
The winners without question have
started to work as soon as announce
ment of the contest offers were made.
They did not wait until just two or
three days before the offer ends.
There were several candidates not
prize winners who made showing
for a few days work in the last spe-
cial prize contest that for the short
time they worked, had higher daily
average than the winners.
The early to begin" and the stick
to-it" candidate wins out In the long
run. Just because you have not Sc
cured one of these special prizes Sc
Tar is just that much more reason
why you should do your best to get
one this time. In the first place, II
Is the last chance; In the second you
very likely need the votes that will
come with the subscription to put
you among the first ten on June oath
Then remember that for every vote
secured over n certain amount, as
announced in the contest booklet, you
get additional mileage.
Now Working For Extra Mileage.
Several of the candidates are nj.
ready piling up extra mileage votes
and at the same time are getting in
to line TO carry of one of the big
mercantile orders on June 18th.
You down the list candidates want
to remember that the candidates will
votes away mp in the hundred thou
sands have probably done their best
work, as they have very likely Sc
cured subscription orders from al
their friends. No doubt you have {
hundred friends you have not ever
asked to vote for you. Rest assured
II you don't one of these workers will
do so very shortly, and be successful
too.
Contest time Is so short now. tina
the real contest workers are not hes
ita;ing about who they will ask FOL
the next subscription. but are askins
almost every one they can reach
still many bulletin readers wh'
have never been asked for votes AM
some of them are your friends. &c
their votes. You don't want you
friends to vote against you. The!
will do so though, II you do no
hustle for votes for all you are WORT
during the next few weeks.
Receipt B'oks As Good As Bills.
Candidates repeatedly ask to b,
supplied with Bulletin subscrip
ton bills. You do not need them. Al
you need to do Is to collect; your re
ceipt Is as good as one made on
by any other Bulletin represent
! alive. That Is what contestants real
ly are-B representatives,
/ Make No Psyment--And Want Votes
Strange as It may seem telephon
messages, personal calls, and letters
keep coming in from the most intelli
gent people in the Islands, askin
that votes be given to such and sucl
I a candidate, and no subscription pay
ment accompanies the request.
Votes are issued according t
amount of subscription paymen
made. The subscription does nc
have to be expired. An additions
payment merely extends the sub
scription term. II does not matte
how far ahead or how far back you
slIbgcriuti0n account rms. n is