The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

'""E Manager today were con iua-
Iy" ryldonC" ur the great scnsation
gUured by the Chronicle News an
r0uncgmcnt In Saturdays paper that
.hu leading Newspaper OF Southern
Colorado would irauguratc a GRAND
POPULARITY CONTEST this morn
Ing at S O'Clock. In which several
thousand dollars In many handsome
aud valuable prizes would be given
away To tn" young women pUFscFsing
the greatest amount Of popularity
and energy. en- January Is. 1918.
Since early morning the pCrUnnal
calls and telephone requests FOR nom
ination blanks and information have
been frequent. and II Is practically
assured that before the close Of the
test such Interest viii have been
aroused as to demonstrate {" every
one that II" ChrunIcIc-Ncw har
surely made good or itB promise that
this campaign would be the greatest
ever held By any newspaper IN this
section OF the country.
The great value of thc prizes and
the number Of them. each represent
Ing full worth and value, have given
friends of many popular young wo-
men agsurHnoc that victory Will he
certain. ard already number Of
Them have announced their dctcrm-
inatIon to Go In and WIN"
Spectacular Race Promised.
The race for these splendid awards
promises to be the most spectacular
in the history orr Trinidad. An IN
vcstmcnt OF thousands OF dollars In
Ewnrds f"- INC noT, rppnl1r workers
hns been necessary. and this figure
has not even been approached by any
city OF similar size In the state.
One friend Of the ChronIcic-Ncws.
who has had much experience IN
newspaper campaigns. called at the
office this morning and asserted. af-
ter careful examination OF the entire
plan. that no more liberal offer had
over been made In this section. And
he was right.
Nany Popular Young Women.
Every young woman has friends
whc would he glad and willing to
help her win. one OF the handsome
prizes. The question OF which has
the strongest following however.
promises to develop keen. friendly RI
valgy and the final outcome will de-
teTminc thoss who are the most pop
ular and energetic Their rewards
will be liberal.
In order that candidates and pros
pcctivc candidates may understand
fully the Chrouicle-News' offer. ut-
tCntion is directed to the biz adygr-
tiscmcnt elsewhere in this issue, IN
which full details are given.
Instructions for Voting.
Enter the name Of the young wu-
man whom you wish to sec secure one
~ these prizes in the contest NJ
ONCE. She may win the fiyc-pas-
scnger. completely equipped 1913
model Ford touring car. a handsome
upright S325 Kohler Il Campbell
piano. 500 diamond ring. Ia
dies elegant gold watch or one OF
the other magnificent awards.
Better still, get the lady to enter
her name and then vote for her.
Those who get in at the start have
the best chance of winning. hence
1t is desirable that the name OF your
favorite candidate be entered ut
once. Those who enter tho
contest do not necessarily have to
be subscribers to the Chroniclc-Ncwg
Enter your name and your friends
will help you do the rest, You VIII
be surprised to see how rapidly the
votes come in and what Il little of-
fort is required to win one Of the
awards offered. Get in at
the start and encourage your friends
to vote for YOU; the rest will be easy.
You will never know how popular
you are until you enter this contest.
Votes to Be Counted Each Day.
After the first announcement OF
the votes will be counted
each day at noon and the result pub
lishcd in the paper of the following
day. There will be story of the
progress of the campaign In the paper
each day from this time on until the
close of the contest, and candidates
should make 1t a special point to read
this story daily, as many points Of
information which are necessary to
each and every candidate will be
4, tni i,,i 10 hat hos