The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-28
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|. TIMES TOUR
Wonderful Opportuni-
ty for Travel Makes
Strong Appeal
RACE KEEN FOR
PHONOGRAPH
Not Too Late Yet to
Enlist in the
Campaign

Candidates In the Times Panama
Pacific Exposition trip campaign are
making plans for the conduct OF
their campaigns. They are taking
careful count OF their resources and
are working out means for obtaining
as large q vote as possible.
Since the first publication OF
names a number Of new entries have
been received. Each district will
have fair representation. and the
race for honors should prove very
interesting.
The publication OF the standing
will be- awaited with much interest
by the campaigners, for II viii give
them the first opportunity to learn
what their competitors have been
doing. Too much Importance should
not be attached to the first record.
how ever. for there are as many ways
OF conducting campaign as there
are candidates in II.
Many OF the workers will wish to
mako as good showing as possible
the first day. Others win hold back
their votes to gauge the work OF
their rivals before showing what sue
cess the, themselves have gained.
II is anticipated that a number Of
candidates who have not started In
earnest to secure subscriptions will
take advantage OF the special prise
offer and get busy" at once. The
announcement Of the $3.50 Edison
Diamond Disc phonosraph to be CIV
en- to the best worker during these
next two weeks has met with undi-
vided approval by all the candidates.
and the race should prove very keen
for honors.
Il am going to work real hard TO
win one OF those II trips. because I
am so anxious TO see San Francisco"
said one hustiing candidate last
week. There undoubtedly is not one
campaigner In the entire campaign
who does not fully appreciate the
wonderful opportunity at their grasp.
The Panama-Pacinc International
exposition IL a wonderful exposition
in wonderful land. The magma
ton sparkles at such conjunction
Of Sightseeing opportunities. A trip
TO California In itself has proved and
always viii prove most fascinating.
and the opportunity OF enjoying both
California and the exposition In 1915
has attracted interest and attention
throughout the world.
Whatever our love for our own
state, II may be granted that the
most of US wish to see California
and test Its claims for beauty. diver.
slty climate and opportunities. The
thousands who have sought Califor-
MAS suniit valleys. snow-capped
mountains. golden beaches and en-
joyed It's wonderful climate have
spread the story, and now a trip to
this western country Is the one de-
slre held common by every man, wo-
man and child OF the North Ameri-
cen continent.
The commercial metropolis Of the
Pacific coast is San Francisco. and
the grandeur Of San Francisco bay
and harbor IL prominent among Cal
ifornia's attractions, II IL particular
ly ftting that an exposition which
celebrates an event OF such signifi-
canoe 10 the Pacific area should be
located at San Francisco. The site
OF the PanamsPacinc international
exposition IL described as wonderful
ly well chosen for natural beauty. ac-
feasibility and suitability for the pur-
pose.
Imagine an amphitheatre some two
miles long and about one-haif milo
vide. backed by low hills and front
Ing for It's entire length on the blue
waters of the famous bay. Across q
mile or 90 Of smiling blue water rise
the picturesque Marin hills. topped
by Handicapped Mount Tamaipais.
Beyond. to the west. 10 the famous
Golden Gate and beyond that the
broad Pacific.
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