The Detroit times., 1912-06-20

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The nomination blank will be with
drawn I'm next Saturdays Issue, ana
no new nominations will be accepted
after July /. All the nomination
blanks are due on or before july l..
All 500 coupons are due on or before
June 20.
(, The scale OF votes given on sub
scription payments is TO be decreas-
ed next Monday This does not AFFECT
votes received on subscriptions made
!. ND to 8 d. m. Saturday evening. Votes
given on subscription payments made
next week will be decreased one-tenth,
The campaign manager would ike
10 ask all candidates whether they
are not overlooking good many OPP
portunities for securing votes Are
you not neglecting many possible
sources for subscriptions? Don't put
this campaign in the background for
other matters of far less importance
TO you. Remember that the reward
you are after Is not trifling one; that
you are after something big, and that
IL is worth some effort TO win.
Just think over the value OF the
B prizes you are after, and then make
an effort somewhere in proportion.
That's all there is TO il, The first
candidate to realize that she is not
TO receive some inferior prize VIII be
one OF the candidates who will own
her own Oakland or Grinnell Bros
town make) piano after July 20, 1917
systematic Your Work.
Ask your friends TO help you and
see that they do. Don't take cas-
ual promise as final and let them send
IN a few coupons and think they are
doing something for you. Make them
pledge for 5000 or $4,000 votes and
make them deliver the goods. Re-
member that no one ever won any
thing in a campaign except busy peo-
pie And the busy woman is always
! too busy to see everyone OF her friends
In person. But she is naturally an
organizer and party who gets
: around trifing obstacles. So she plans
some way TO get the good word along
to all the people whom she thinks are
possible prospects for subscriptions.
The way she does this varies &C
/ cording TO the position and tempera-
ment OF the candidate. Some OF them
keep the telephone working a certain
length OF time each day. Others de-
pend on a letter TO their friends. 9th
ers who have been cheerfully digging
up for every charitable and booster
enterprise that was ever pulled on
conclude that II is time some one did
] something for them. So they go out
and see the people who are indebted
TO them for many favoIs and get them
to show that they believe in reel
procity.
Those kind of candidates do not let
a day go by without securing at least
one subscription. They get their
friends TO interest their friends and
gather thousands OF votes in that way.
Hundreds of people have no personal
friends in the campaign and would
Just as soon help you as anyone else
II you see them first. The whole Sc
ret of the thing is 10 BE FIRST.
Organize your work Systematically
A friendship chain is a good thing.
Get each one OF your friends TO tell
their friends about you and that your
ambition Is TO win one OF the cars, and
they will in turn be interested In your
success. In no time there will be a
host of people working for your sue
cess. Just remember one OF these
Oakland touring cars Is worth just
$1,250-an award worth going after.
, DISTRICT NO. Includes all territory
inside Wards 2, 4 and 6, also High
land Park suburb.
Julia Cook, 81 AIexnndrine w.. 1905
Laura Fielding, 2G0 second-aye. 1919
Mary Powers, 33 Lincoln-aye.. 1870
Mrs Row. 47D SecOnd-aye. go
Margaret Norton. AZ AIexandrine 1O,I05
Alma vOlkert, sol WilIis-aye. W. s,2S3
Louise Chambers, o. Perry. IO,O25
eva Ross, 40 Jones. ........... 3,7b5
Mary Gilbert. 440 Thlrd-AVe... IS5
Ida Doherty, - HObsOn... .23,I25
nhude l.. Rogers, 500 Fourth. 1920"
sadie Murray, 20 Bagg ........ I3,7U5
Irene Long, Ut Abbott ..... I5,2J5