The chronicle=news., 1912-11-30
First Candidates have been Chosen by Their
Friends to Compete for the
Grand Awards
If the Name Of Your Favorite Does Not Appear
in this List Send in Her Name at Once
EVERY PRIZE IS WORTH AN EFFORT
An
Opportunity Again Presented the
Young Women Of Southern Colorado and
Mexico

them. Real effort never goes unre-
warded. and II you make up your
mind to WIN. show your friends
that you are In earnest In your desire
to claim for your own one OF these
splendid awards. and determine that
whatever comes. You will show your
true spirit by sticking to the finish.
your reward Is certain to not only
please and surprise you. but be Of
value beyond your widest dreams.
Above all things. do not get dis
| couraIcd II some one rises u few
votes above You In the vote column.
Remember that what another has
done. YOU CAN DO. and II some 9TH
or candidate secures the subscrip-
you also can do the same. Familiar
ixe yourself with the table OF votes
given on subscriptions. which appear
In each issue Of the paper. and you
can then readily realize just how
many subscriptions you will have to
secure In order to place yourself on
an even footing with the topmost
one.
Contestants should bear In mind
these facts:
In each division VIC will give away
absolutely free one elegant s3:a
kohlcr 4 Campbell piano. In each
distric; we will give away hand
rome and perfect 500 diamond ring.
a c0-ycar guaranteed ladies' gold
watch and complete course OF In
struction in tho Dreher or Trinidad
Business Colleges. Also. each candi-
date who does not win u prize but
remains active throughout the con-
test will receive commission OF 8
per cent on all business turned in by
her. Each of the four districts has
separate and distinct prizes and con-
tcstants In these districts do not
compete with candidates outside OF
their own district except for the
| Capital Prize Automobile, and two
d, ,'tricts compete for each piano.
Candidates are privileged to Sc
cure votes and subscriptions wher-
ever possible or wherever they may
choose. This is n most liberal feat
ure OF the campaign. and one which
We feel sure will appeal to every
one. a candidate is at liberty to
secure help wherever she may and
those who have friends residing in
other places may have the advantage
OF this outside help. as everyone has
friends who would be willing to as
sist with n subscription when they
know how much depends upon the
help they will be able to give you.
To Decide by Ballot.
| The decision as to which of the
young women whose names appear
today will be awarded the magnifi-
cent awards. lies with the readers OF
The Chronicle-N News. There will be
two methods of voting-by coupon
and by ballot. Each day during the
life OF the contest, until further no.
tice there will be published cou-
pom, good for ten votes. Any number
OF these may be voted for candidate.
but they must be voted before the
Expiration date printed thereon.
Votes are also given on every sub
eiehSi hC" VI osN'
and subscribers should see to it that
they secure their votes when paying
or preparing their subscriptions.
Back payments due on subscriptions.
which are paid up. will also entitle
the person paying to a certain num-
ber OF votes, enumerated in the
scale OF votes. All votes are abso-
lutely free. and persons can vote as
many times and as often as they
wish and for whomsoever they wish.
Unpaid Subscriptions Count.
All subscribers to The Chronicle
News who are in arrears on their
subscription accounts and who set
tie the same. are entitled to votes
according to the amount paid. When
you pay your subscription be sure
you receive the votes to which you
are entitled.
| Subscribers whose accounts are in
arrears, now have an opportunity to
reap a two-fold value from their
payments. They have no doubt in
tended to settle these accounts long
ago, but other matters have put the