The chronicle=news., 1912-12-03

g!ne. the nrs, announcement OF
lta. early candidates in The Chron-
!ol.-Sexs Great Popularity Cam
pslgn, the Intsr.st has Increased anc
is becoming more Widespread every
day This Interest Is growing with
each announcement. and more cahdi-
oates are being put forward b. ad-
Inir!ng friends.
4. Is an honor for any young wo-
man ,o b~ selected by he. friends and
relatives and to be nominated A. one
of the contestants In this campaign.
1, il 4 pl.axur. IN The Chronicle
News. patrons to be put In . po<-
,ion IN favor their friends and &C
quA!n,ances BY voting for them. Tho
lis. s. still open and is Il desired
tha, everyone who may wish TO enter
ih. contest. make the necessary nom
ina,ion a. once, a. II IL = great ad-
vantage Tn get an early start. Nom
nations may be made in person or
by mall. You car nominate yourself
or = friend, using tho blank published
IN this paper. II costs absolutely
nothing TO nominate or vote In this
contest.
The votes Of tho patrons Of The
-Ns~s by which the list OF
splendid pris~s will be awarded are
absolutely free. This u one Of the
features that insures tho popularity
Of the campaign. tho greatest In the
history Of Southern Colorado nswx-
paperdom, and ono which offers the
women Of this city and It's surround-
Ing territory an opportunity that has
never been squalled.
uominated By Friends.
In almost every csse nominations
have beoa made ~ the friends OF
candidates. or where made by the
candidates themselves II has been
upon tho suggestion and solicitation
Of Others. This proves beyond =
doub, the high standing Of the can
didates and that they are representa-
tive young women In their various
distrieta-
Voting n not restricted in nny
sense whatever. Anyone can vote as
often - he or she plcaseS and Tor
whom he or she picSseS. no matter
from what district the favorite can
didatc may be entered. This In vot'
ing contest and the young ladies who
receive the largest numbers Of votes
will bs awarded tho prizes.
Unlike other contests. this affai'
pays In value for every cent paid for
subscriptions. Votes are not pur.
chased, hut are given free with each
subscription payment. and for every
cent paid on subscriptions. the sub
scriber receivcs II cents worth OF val
ue dealt out In news OF the world.
The ballots to be used for voting
are secured by subscribing to The
Chron iclc- News. Ihe leading paper
of Southern Colorado. Those who arc
already subscribers to The Chronicle.
News may secure votes by making
payments on their subscriptions
whether In advance or In arrears
Every subscription payment Is en-
titled to votes and subscribers should
be sure to ask for these when max
Ing their payments.
ments on old subscriptions and alsc
secure new subscri iptions. AS fast Al
payments are secured. they should
be sent at once to the Contest Depart
ment, and credit will be given sub
scribcrs. while vot!ng-ballots. Soot
any time during the contest. Will bt
sent To candidates for each subscrip
a ubn n
at the Chronicle News office. IL the,
have not already done so. and secure
subscription blanks. and the Contes
Manager will be glad to explain ev
crythlng not entirely clear. II II |!
not convenient for you to come to thu
office, write in and we Will be glat
to explain.
To Decide by Ballot.
The decision as to which OF thu
young women whose names appen
today will bc awarded the maEnif
icent awards lies with the readers o
the Chronicle News. Their Will b.
two methods OF voting-by coupoi
and by subscription ballot Each da!
during the life OF the campaign I
coupon good for ten votes Will b
published. Any number OF these ma.
be voted for u candidate, but the!
must be voted before the expiration
date printed theron. Votes are al
80 given on every subscription pay
ment, either in advance or arrears
both new and old. and subscriber
should remember to ask for thei
votes when making payments. Bac