The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-06

!. Third District
+: Mrs. ]. NJ Ashcraft 7o,o51
Fourth Dtsrlct
:: Excel Goodwin. S1ss4s :
To be the possesser of any Of the
grand prizes in the Daily kilograms
S6, 10000 Prize Voting contest is an
ambition worth having. and there
are hundred energetic men and
women Of Central West Virginia
with just such an ambition.
From the very date the Daily
Telegram announced that $6.000.U0
worth Of free gifts would be distrib-
uted among the people OF this sec
ton of the country, the race has been
on hot and heavy and each day aasss
to the interest and enthusiasm which
is evident on every hand.
10000 Extra Votes.
The announcement Of 10000 e2-
nus votes being issued the Temain-
ing days Of the Second Period IS re-
ceived by contestants with express
sions of delight. And it should be.
too, for it is a grand opportunity for
all contestants 10 build up a strong
reserve vote.
If, you ever hustled in your Iife.s
do it the next few days that remain
of the second period. Never again
during the life Of this contest. which
closes Monday night. May 26, viii
so many votes be given on subscTip-
lions.
Special Diamond Ring Free.
AS an extra reward for work done
during the second prize period, the
Daily Telegram has omered beau
tifuI $l25 diamond ring-a gem OF
beauty. The ring was purchased
from f. "A Robinson and Son, The
Main street jewelers., where it is On
display every day. Take look at
it. and then decide whether you
would like to win it.
Heavy Vote in Division One.
The voting Monday was not quite
as heavy as Saturday. and the heavi-
est is in division one. Miss Esther
Mulvaney leads the way with 1882,
the leading vote of the whole con-
test.
Miss Stella johnson springs SUR
prise on the contestants OF the sec
ond district, which viii no doubt be
an agreeable one to her many
friends. In yesterdays paper Miss
johnson had less than $4,000 votes
and look at her vote today She has
passed the 70 900 mark. Well, sur
prises may be looked for from nosF
until the contest closes.
The Second Division retains IT'S
same leaders. Mrs. w. J. AshcraIt
and Excel Goodwin.
The Prizes.
The Paige automobile, purchased
from the Monticello Automobile AID
Garage Company, viii be awarded
to the contestant in either the city
or country division receiving the
largest number of votes in the entire
contest. The Ford touring car. pur-
chased from the same hrm, viii be
awarded to the contestant having
the highest vote in the DIVISION OPP
po5ite the one that wins the Paige
car.
The European tours. purchased
from Thomas Cook and Son, famous
tour conductors. viii be awarded
one to a contestant in the city and
one to a contestant in the country.
who have the largest number of votes
in the district opposite to the dis
trfcts winning the touring cars.
The two Price and TeepIe pianos,
purchased from DAVIS, Burkham and
Tyler. being of equal value, viii be
awarded, one to contestant in the
city and one to contestant in the
country having the largest number
of votes after the automobiles and
tours have been disposed Of
District Prizes.
After disposing OF the above grand
prizes eight Educational Scholar
ships viii be awarded as foIlowss
The Eight Business College
CONTINUED On page nfne.)