The chronicle=news., 1912-11-26

Of winning. Some OF the hes, peo-
llc In the city are already Interested
end mary more VIII be so before
many DAYS have passed. Tn" chron-
toto N"vs II determined that this
contest shall he m rccord-hro lk.r
that everything viii he done to fur
thor tn" Interests Of the candidates
aud thH, thnfc who take part In the
campaign will never ccasc to rejoice
that they did so. Every prize Is
worth nn effort. there are II large
number Of them. and each represents
something worth having and worth
trying for. To win one Of these
prizes viii he n gratifying honor
and OF lnimcasurablc profit and
pleasure 10 III" winners.
Ballot Box in Office
There Will he u ballot box In the
office of Tn. Chronicic-Ncws bcgin-
ming today. where votes may be de-
posted to the credit Of any candi-
date YOU may wish To vote Tor. n
you ar. uncertain ms to whether or
NOT th- nnmc oi your candidate fa-
been entered. send In her name with
your vote. II she has already been
nominated. no harm Is done. and II
she has not, you arc putting her In
line TO win n splendid prize. II you
cannot bring your votes In person.
send them To the Contest Manager.
and III" votes viii he credited to the
young lady OF your choice. Extreme
care Is taken In this counting so that
crch candidate may receive the full
benefit Of every ballot deposited to
her credit.
Nomination Blanks Count Once
DO not overlook the fact that the
nomination blank counts 1000 votes
for the candidate whose name 1t
hears. but ONE AND ONLY ONE OF
THESE BLANKS WILL RE CRED
tITED FOR EACH CANDIDATE. The
first nomination blank received IL
placed to the credit OF the young wo-
man for whom Il Is made out. The
daily coupons. however. are good for
voting purposes In any quantity.
They must be voted. however. be-
fore tic expiration date printed
thereon.
Liberal Condi,ions-No Restrictions
/ No restrictions are placed upon
candidates as TO where they may
work, and secure votes and subscrip-
,ions. For example. candidate in
District No. | may work in any dis
ltrict or anywhere she may choose.
but she does not compete with other
candidates for prizes except in her
own district. This is n most liberal
feature OF the campaign that will
be fully appreciated by candidates.
How To Win
Any young woman married or
single. who desires to enter the con-
test. and win one of these splendid
awards, should sec to 1t that her
name is sent to the Contest Man
agcr.
Candidates should at once interest
their friends In the contest, and by
energetic work. induce ns many peo
pie as possible to vote for them.
Tho nomination blanks will only
appear for Il limited time and only a
limited number of nominations will
be accepted. Cut the nomination
blank from this issue and send 1t to
The Chronicle News Contest Man
Lager with your name or that of your
ravorite candidate. A subscription
is not necessary. but a good start
means much. The name of the per-
sons making nominations will not be
divulgcd.
Votes To Be Counted Each Day
After the first announcement OF
candidates. votes will be counted
each day and the results published in
the paper of the following day. There
will also be daily story OF the pro-
grcss of the campaign. from this time
on until the close of the contest, and
those entered should make 1t a point
to read this story each day. AS many
points of information which are
necessary to each and every candi-
date will be noted there Certain it is
that these splendid prazcs are go