Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-10
E,rueAt Offer of the Contest.

: uSL a. many "a you can get. Do now
IS the time for YOU 10 see those who
early IN the contest promised to help
at the start-they will help you again
if you only SO after them. Tell them
of the big car and the piano and ask
them to help YOU all that they can.
The $500 bonus votes on the rela-
tive subscriptions will be continued
right on through this offer, and the
5, 0oO bonus votes will also be given
on each five-year subscription, just
as for the last two weeks, so you see,
the lid is off-the number of votes
you get depends entirely on yourself
there's no limit!
Extra Special Ballots.
Then here's some more--to the
candidate in each district who turns
in the highest number of subscrip-
tons under this offer we will give
100000 extra special votes, and two
of these special ballots will be given.
To the candidate in each district that
turns in the second highest number
of subscriptions until the offer closes
we will give $4,000 extra ballots, and
two will be givcn--one in each dis
triet. The third highest in each dis
trict will get an extra special ballot
for 50,00o votes, and the girls that
come fourth in each district will re-
ceive ballots for $4,000 extra special
votes.
So, Here's Your Chance.
Now, this is your chance. to get
votes. Tell your friends about this
offer. If you win one of the big bal
lots it will do much toward making
your position strong in the race. 1t
is the best offer of the contest. Do
every thing that you possibly can
from now until the close-do not let
minute pass in which you are not
trying to strengthen your standing.
On what you do from now on will
depend how you will finish. Many
and many a car has been won or lost
in the last few days Of contest, so
be sure you do not lose your chances
to win by neglecting to do all that
you can. Get as many of your friends
as you can lined up to help you. Have
them make an active canvass for you,
If they will. Cover your own and the
adjacent territory thoroughly. See
everybody-don't miss anyone.
How Contestant Stand.
The vote as published below is not
intended to show the exact standing
Of each contestant-it is purposely
printed blind" so as to keep the con-
test ION the square," for, while each
contestant knows how many votes
she herself has, she does not know
how many her rivals have. But it
does show the relative standing of
the contestants, for those who are
low in this published list are low in
the real list and it behooves them to
work and work hard during these
next eight days If they want one Of
the fine prizes.
District No. 4.
Edith Young, r. D. No. L. 48,5OO
Leila Chilsen, r. D. No. 2--26,4OO
Mrs. G. E. Stearns, Puget r. $4,000
Mrs. Nathan Arnold, Puget R. 24,4OO
Mrs. Thos. R. Giles, R. No. 8 $4,000
Inez Chambers, R. No. a. 1880
Clara McCarty, R. No. 49, 22,7OO
Clara Raymond, R. No. o. $4,000
Elizabeth Pugh, r. No. 3--26,4O0
Mrs. C. E. Collier, Olympia 1890
Mrs. j. A. Lyman, Olympia 1890
Addie Whidden, r. No. g. 18,4OO
Miriam Hayner. Olympia 1860
District No. 2.
Katie Owens, Tono- 27.8OO
Mrs. Zaida Grass, Yelm--- 48,8OO
AVIS Duncan, Little Rock 18,40O
Myrtle Hubbard, Rainier 22,7OO
Mary Meacham, Tumwater--- 37,400
Jessie Mulholland, R. No. /,
| Tumwater 2S.2O0
Mrs. Daisy brewery, r. No. 2,
| Tumwater -------------- "a. 800
Marie Dent, R. l, Tumwater 48.2OO
Irene Kenney. Lacey 41,4OO
Ethel Sawtell, Independence 3S,800
Mrs. c. e. Meyer, Delphi 24,9OO
Abbie Murray, Gate---- 19.4OO
Mrs. F. l.. Stokes, Tenino- 48.4OO
Eunice GunstOne, r. d. No. 1,
Tumwater OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,1OO
Goldie Lenear, Pordeaux- 22.7OO
Ethel Silance, Rochester, $4,000
Mrs. p. Bison. Union Mills 1900
Miss Hope Hartman, Sherlock 1890