Arizona republican., 1913-04-07

But one thing is important to every candidate now, and that is to get busy." During this week, which will prove such an important one before its close. every candidate should make up her mind to do her very best in the way of securing votes. The ma iority of candidates have signified their intention of making real show ing during these coming six days. Everyone is interested in helping an ambitious young woman to realize her ambition in winning one of these splendid prizes, and candidates are certain to receive much assistance from people who hardly know them when these persons see that the young women are really in earnest in their desire to win either handsome prize or an ducation-musical or business.
 To begin well in anything is a great advantage and it is not too late to begin now The contest has only started All things are possible for d young woman when her efforts are properly directed. Get in the pro- Cession, put forth an effort and be a winner Candidates are advised to familiarize themselves with the con- test details and learn how to secure votes and become winners of the val uable priz'S offered by the Republi- can.
 One N W subscriber a day would place any candidate near the leaders. if not on top. and such a position could mean that she was a real con- tender and secure for her much addi- tional help.
 Anyone, Anywhere, Can Vote.
 Remember that anyone, anywhere, can vote for a candid e. and candi- oates can secure votes and subscrip tions anywhere. It is easier to ask questions than to correct mistakes. Do not hesitate about asking ques- tions if there is anything that you do not understand. Our best advice to all is to read the contest news in each issue of the paper. You have everything to gain and nothing to lose. The Contest Department is en- gagged in this undertaking with the determination that every candidate shall have an equal opportunity to win, and they are ready and willing at all times to render all possible as sistance. With this object in view, they are more than ready to CO., operate with candidates and their friends in the pleasant and profitable work of securing votes and subscrip- tions.
 Many Chances to Win
 Did you ever stop to think that EACH AND EVERY CANDIDATE IN the Republicans Grand Popularity Campaign has a chance to win any of the prizes in her district. as we'll as the Capital Prize overland" cars In other words, a candidate is not con- fined to working for just the prize she may be desirOus of securing, but has number of chances to be among the big prize winners, and is certain to be handsomely rewarded for her efforts. This is of the grea test ad- Vantage to every candidate, and in arranging this great campaign we have been careful to see that every candidate who earnestly and sincerely tries is taken care of by the arrang- ing of numbers of prizes in each dis trict. One young woman. WhO as she said had been in numerous other con- tests, and who had been considering carefully before entering, called at the Republican office and said
 The arrangement of your contest Is the best I have ever seen, and any young woman with ambition should not be afraid of entering andA com peting for such a splendid array of awards. Of course, I want one of the "Overland' autos, but even if I dc not win this award I stand good chance to win any of the other splen- did prizes offered in each district. and es am certain to be awarded, nc matter where I finish, I certainly am going to do my very best"
 This statement, coming from one of Phoenixs most prominent young wom- en. certainly is strong proof of the uni versal approbation given the contest and is ample evidence of the fact that the opportunities placed within the r1ach of the young women of this state are fully appreciated.