The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
dges Announce Result of
heir Canvass of Guesses
Submitted.
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were pasted over LILIES put NOMi!
Ally, indica ting that these partici-
1ad arranged a complete list OF an
/ And IN many cases the title or
ndded last saved the day, Tor they
1mong the correct A great number
r<icipants started using more than
.nsWer from the very outset, and
IFS may have seemed unnecessary
. average worker. II really helped IN
~ run. for It showed extreme care
elton os answers and brought up
15ehts" toward the last when the
Ne pictures became more and more
en Governor spry. Mayor Park and
lent Woodruff Of the Commercial
going over the results OF
Lacking of answers in The Tribune
ogers' Contest and certified 20 the
Z winners. the last step had been
IN one OF the greatest projects ever
I'd by e newspaper OF the west
usands upon thousands OF men. wo-
nd children throughout Utah, Idaho,
h and Wyoming have been await
% fnal announcement eagerly. From
~ first irtinaation that The Tribune
lanning such 6. contest, interest was
and as details appeared this In
grew to ANA zirg proportions. The
1etatled announcement and picture
red March %, and even al thls date
, ia all walks and stations OF l!fe
deterr1ined 20 participate.
supply the instantaneous demands
Ztalogues. an enlarged mailing and
force was employed and retained
B the entire life OF the contest.
the appearance o. the Answer Books
er rush was experienced Scores
scores OF applications from distant
} had 70 be rejected because the
Of the contest made residents OF
Idaho Nevada and Wyoming only
|e to compete. Particularly heavy
the applics tons from the Pacific
southwest and middle west. Sew
zpplice tions were received from
away back in Maine, and Arizona
have been heavily represented had
nfs OF that state been permitted to
g was. every city. town. hamlet and
= IN the four accepted states were
ented and many plac without
ices were included. From this Il
3 seen that interest IN the project
-uly widespread.
&rranging the contest, two points
|uppermost in the management
THESE were, that the contest
n life. and that the prizes should
most attractive o5ta!nable and Of
Without strings or conditions-ia a
mat the contest should be such as
Iact all. and, having attracted,
please in every way. That the re-
uesired were attained Is certain,
ron the response and the general
end OF people complirn enteo The
Ie upon its list OF prizes when thew
announced. The StudebaEer tour
u Is so widely and well known as
no recommendation. And that
~ serve many. e high power tour
70 was the one selected from the
cHerlngs OF this famous factory.
|tr-pianos are in universal demand
I-o Inc treasure chests Of all things
~ everyone can play them, hence
ne can enjoy them For this rea-
piayer-piano was selected as the
Pnze, and the reasons for select
500 Apollo are self evident.
Sane APPLIES 10 the third prize,
Ceciiian player piano. With this
APOLLO. purchased from the Con-
~ music company. the two winners
y Their command all the music
Srltten. at will. they can render,
eir own edifcation and that OF
Y the most brilliantly intricate gems
!: masters; sparkling bits OF light
even the 'hypaotizing. mesner-
Nneopaions OF TIE preseut-day
>uTenile element among contestant
eye upon the Excelsior autocycle,
I'D from the Bicycle Supply com
motorcycle that has proven the
= N or speed and seFv!cs circias
re OF the popularity OF the Ex-
the number you see rolling
= me streets o. this and every city
y. young man Will envy Mr.. Rout-
pen he tunes up" on his Tribune
'to spin TO and from work or over
. rrry roads On days or"
: very word Columbia" IS
Tor prs-eFninence when music
ng instruments are mentioned.
6 OF graphophone or grafonola Is
= OF Columbia, so Il IS q siuple
q realize why The Tribune Sc
a>nls make, In arranging its fifth
Z seventh prizes as vel! as the
10 ;hirry-sixth. The $3.50 90
gratonola with records (fiftb
y ~ eagerly sought by ell music
% tvne pooklcvers, as were the
lncess and $50. 90 Regal TIE
Wrcs with records VIII bring
g those so fortunate as 70 win
h Hovers contest without real
: IN the prize list would be IS
& ~ as q carpenters house with
~ shingies, or bakeshop
o II the show cases, And
70 DOCKS. Harper brothers.
VI nu yeaFs ago attained su-
tne publishing business. were
me people turned 10 by THIS
~ a vide assortment OF ths vary
ri IN the finest offerings Of
~ 10 Dinder's art was arranged
!, >, oooks. with, the exception OF
= sosIve tne higher prizes among
- L tnelr choice OF most loved
n: ~ nome can we'll be proud and
! ~, ,< any OF The Tribune's prize
. *n It's shelves. piiNe
<<rE~ Ae genius 70 describe the
z bank account completely
4 ~cr.p Inc old saying Money
.;cs,nvts Hiultltude OF phases and
W ~ the bank that stands rea6v
esning worth while whenever
Mn an mas money IN the bank. he
~ 1s what a world OF satisfsc-
frchee ana protection there
I UE account. No storm can
una"ares; no emer-
nud him unprepa red no
pe made upon him that he
80 IN distributing ten say-
ts OF ten dollars each in the
u <opper Bank, The Tribune has
- ~eorns from which great oaks
feelest OF these" as they re-
Al flky. Were the three hundred
- GcDonald's chocola lates-one
-, |1-po boxes and two hundred
- These are being made 10
p N!il be ready for delivery bv
Wlnners have received their
Al sent them In 10 the factory.
local manufacturing inst{tr.
nlch Utah should be proud il
z U@pnhld Company's big plant.
y grown within the lives OF
from a little. local candy
factory. whose products the
eats-and calls for more
. "A 9tside states. Idaho led with
Vi number OF prize winners
M tnan twenty five, Including
NN winner, 10 her credit. Wyon,.
" .ada Just about tied for sec