The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-09

The standing Of the contestants II
the -Herald's automobile circu'
iation campaign only includes the
coupon votes that were received a,
this department before Tuesday noon
You will notice that some Of the
towns included In the division OF ter.
ritory have not as yet nominated can
didates. II are a resident Of one
OF the towns embraced in such a dis.
trict. now is the time to send in your
name to the campaign department
that 1t may be entered and you may
start your campaign for n Of the
six automobiles at once.
h districts which are not as yet
we'll represented will have a large
number Of votes soon; and II YOU are
on the alert today. by filling out the
nomination blank in this issue and
sending 1t to the campaign depart.
ment your name will be entered in
the campaign with 5000 votes to your
credit. Do not delay. If you can
not enter the race. your friend whom
you would like to see nominated
would undoubtedly appreciate YOU,
start.
Your Own Automobile.
II you get busy today. in less than
eight weeks you can ioy-ride in your
own automobile. the first grand prize
is a so HIP si~x-cylinder. seven pas
senger Mitchell touring car. the sec
ond grand prize is a $4,000 five
passenger. four cylinder. IS HIP War
ren-Detroit automobile. After the
winners OF the two grand prizes men
toned above have been eliminated
four %$1.150.00 five passenger. four
cylinder. 80 HIP ige-Detroit auto
mobiles to be awarded. one Of these
will be given to the highest contestant
in each OF the four districts. these
cars were purchased from the Fred
erick F.. Murphy automobile company
Of Minneapolis and are on display In
front Of the Times-Herald office and
may be seen and inspected by anyone
interested. "to see n is to want
one"
The campaign is short and sharp
and will he brought to a close on No
vember Goth. therefore II you desire
to own one OF these magnificent auto
mobiles do not delay in sending In
your nomination to the campaign de-
partment, II you are Il candidate start
at once and pledge your friends to
your support. you will be agreeably
surprised with the result.
10 uOl IIIlIlk kLldl uCSdaSG tS
a long list Of candidates in each dis
trict this fact Is going to make 1t any
harder for you to win a prize. such
is not the case. as the more candi-
dates entered the smaller will be the
number Of votes required to win one
Of the magnificent awards.
How Votes Arc Secured.
There are two ways to secure votes
in this campaign. One way is to clip
the ten vote coupon from each issue
Of the Times-Herald. fill out as direct
ed and send to the campaign depart
ment. This coupon counts for ten
votes, you can vote any number OF
these coupons providing they are not
over ten days old. they must be sent
or brought to this department. The
other way is to vote by ballot. Bal
lots can only be secured upon pay
ment Of subscription. Candidates
have the privilege to accept and re-
ceipt for all payments upon subscrip-
ton that they may secure from their
friends, on receipt Of remittance al
this department We will issue a voting
ballot to cover the various payments
the number of votes given on pay
ments depends entirely upon the
amount Of money paid. the voting
schedule in this issue shows the price
Of the paper together with the num-
Der of votes allowed.
Candidates are in no way restricted
as to the locality in which they may
work. they may cur subscriptions
from friends anywhere in the United
States.
Here are the candidates todate.