Arizona republican., 1913-04-22

Excitement and interest without parallel continue to feature the Big Circulation Campaign of The Re- publican and candidates throughout Phoenix and the state are exerting every effort to secure the votes and subscriptions that will enable them to rise in the vote column and win Vhe prizes they have determined to claim on May T..
 One Candidates Experience
 One young lady, who has been do- ing splendidly so far, came into the office yesterday and said she had gotten every possible subscription in her section and could do no more" Not fifteen minutes later another young woman. who was little more persevering than the first, came in with five new yearly subscriptions, all secured in the territory in which the first candidate had gotten all.' This only goes to show that if you really try and are sincere in your determination to win, you not only arouse admiration and respect on those to whom you go for subscrip tons. but also secure their help, which is so necessary to your sue cess. Be a live wire yourself The live wire is the only effective one Ii you yourself do not feel expectant of success and energetic, you cannot inspire this feeling in others, and consequently do not secure their help. Make them feel as you do, that YOU are going to win. that hi, .,NSr I.a ;e and that you must have their help in order To win. Impress upon them the necessity, of help now, when sub scriptions mean so much to you They may promise help later on, but tell them that while you will appre- ciate all such help, NOW is the time when you really need it, be- cause subscriptions now will help you tO rise in the vote column and you cannot afford to lose any of rhem.
 In many cases candidates will meet people who desire to assist them with d subscription to The Re publican. but are already taking q daily paper which is paid for in ad- vance, and do not care to have two
 
 at ffne same time. To assist candi- dates in every way and to enable then to secure the benefits of such assistance. we have arranged to ac- cept all such subscripli~ rs, with the amount of the subscription, and hold t..em for delivery at any future date designated by the subscriber.
 Contest Office Hours
 The contest office is open all day and up 10 o'clock in the evening Candidates. their friends or anyone interested in the campaign. are wei come at any time. For the benefit of those who cannot come during the day. we remain in the office during the evening. and if you cannot make your visit during the day, do not hesitate to come at night before s D o'clock. You will be as courteously received and assisted as much as any other candidate. Do not overlook an opportunity that may mean your future success in life. The element of time does not enter into such a proposition as this
 Shifting of Subscriptions
 A very important thing for every candidate to remember is that the mere changing of the name of one subscriber to another at the same address does not constitute a NEW subscription. All such subscriptions are OLD and will be so counted dur ing the contest. During the cam- paign every subscription will be yer flied and those turned in as NEW, which are in reality OLD. will be voided Any person who was taking the paper at the time the contest started is an OLD subscriber, and will be so counted. One person stop ping the paper and another starting it at the same address will not be counted as new. In justice to all force this rule strictly.
 View the Prizes Yourself
 If you wish to fully realize just what is in store for you, visit the places where the prizes are on dis play and see them for yourself The elegant kohler player piano and the handsome upright pianos are on dis play al the Redewill Music Co., the handsome diamond rings may be seen at Hildebran's; the solid gold watches can be seen at White and Wesley's jewelry store. and the cap ital prize Overland autos may be viewed at the Overland Auto com pany of Phoenix garage
 Extended Subscrptions-Second Pay
 ments
 Here iS an important tip that ev- cry candidate should take advantage