Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-03-27

right along great chance to forge
ahead. Make a strong effort to meet
this offer as the votes you will re-
ceive are going to make your totals
grow fast. Here is the offer:
We will give you 5000 extra votes
for each five-year subscription that
you turn in from now until the close
of the offer, which will be at 8 p. m.
next Thursday, April 2. 1t will be
comparatively easy for you to secure
several OF these subscriptions. as the
subscriber gets the paper for 81 a
year by subscribing for the five years.
If any one gave you a one. two or
three year subscription at the start
of the contest or they are in arrears
that amount, they can pay up the
difference, take advantage of this re-
duced price for llve-year subscriptions
and help you with the additional
votes too. Tell your friends about
Two So Clubs Also.
For each club of $15 in subscrip-
tions, also we will give you 10000
tions, also, we will give you 10000
issued, and you may make up the
clubs of as many subscriptions as you
want to. Five year subscriptions will
also count on the clubs. Candidates
who have turned in SIS subscription
before this offer was announced will
get the votes on the subscription the
same as if they had turned it in on
this offer.
Try and secure at least one club
made up of five-year subscriptions.
You will get $4,000 votes in addition
to the regular votes given on five
year subscriptions, which would be
O,000 on each one or 10000 for the
three. These added to the bonus
votes would give you total of 65,-
900 votes for a c'ub of three five-year
subscribers.
The $500 votes given for relatives
will hold good under this offer as
well. This is grand opportunity for
a candidate to get right in the race.
Two clubs would put candidate in
a fine position to make good finish.
Each candidate will be allowed bonus
votes on two SIS clubs only under
this offer.
Who Candidates Are.
Each week sees a candidate drop
ped here and there in the territory,
for the race is getting faster right
along and the girl who is hesitant or
lazy must give way for the girls who
are eager to win. So every girl whose
name appears in this list is a girl
who has the qualities that make a
winner, in the opinion of the contest
management, If she gets to work. If
she does not, it is her own fault.
District No. 1.
Edith Young, r. D. No. H. 1880
Leila Chilson, R. D. No. a. 1880
Mrs. G. E. Stearns, Puget R. 1890
Mrs. Nathan Arnold, Puget R. $4,000
Mrs. Thos. R. Giles, R. No. 16,4O0
Inez Chambers, r. No. - 1880
Clara McCarty. R. No. 2---- 10000
Clara Raymond, R. No. a. 1920
Elizabeth Pugh, r. No. g. 1880
Mrs. c. E. Collier, Olympia 1900
Mrs. J. A. Lyman, Olympia 1880
Addie Whidden, R. No. g. 1890
Miriam Hayner, Olympia 1900
Mrs. Ed. Meath, Olympia 1890
District No. 2.
Katie Owens, Tono--- $4,000
Mrs. zaida Grass. Yelm----- 1920
Avis Duncan, Little Rock 1880
Myrtle Hubbard, Rainier 1S.40O
Mary Meacham. Tumwater--- 18,4OO
Lottie Diamond, Tumwater-- 16,4OO
Jessie Mulholland, R. No. 1
Tumwater -----------1 1890
Mrs. Daisy brewery, R. No.'2
Tumwater ------1 1850
Marie Dent, r. 1, Tumwater 19,40O
Irene Kenney, Lacey------- 19.450
Ethel Sawtell, Independence 1900
Mrs. C. E. Meyer, Delphi 1880
Abbie Murray, Gate-- $4,000
Mrs. F. L. Stokes. Tenino-- 1890
Eunice Gunstone, r. D. No. 1,
Tumwater --------------1 9,4OO
Ruth Brown, Grand Mound 1920
Goldie Lenear, Bordeaux 1890
Ethe' Silance, Rochester----17.9 1900
Mrs. P. Bison, Union Mills 16,SO0
Miss Hope Hartman, Sherlock 16,4OO
Mrs. A. Anderson, Sherlock $500
Only three weeks more, remember.
Get busy and keep busy!