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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08
Gnumalainem tebmst itIemmrban.

Se &alb, SIl., beinGf. 5 p. = &.
t. 3 p. fanialailemme Sobn Safala
fenenfddn pabaa aalpiStanlatta poiss
tlii aiunnostoan, (tGf6lGiiestG .poifa-
tolosta) aon1ulla flo s. &lo II 80
lopiitpGt bGnen 6. 81. & 6. ruittotien
tp0lGiiet mainitr,n ralitatien pieresid
oleipan toiiilGiGn pGGItG faupungin
laioosta fitolleena. &urfltsia oil fol-
me ommottalpoa baamaa, ioten pod
oil miltei rulimiista irroitettuna. @e-
resl1 olepa partaipeitii ia ie, ettd bd'
men tasfusiaan of pli 70 oollaria ra'
baa, fello ia milita pienempiG taipa'
roita, tobistaa, ettd tefo on itiemur-
bo. 8ainoia on olllit pitemmGn oi-
faa tp0tt0nlGnG ia piime aifoina oiot-
tonltt pafaipio bernoiairaiiben oirei.
ia. WeitGGn ielost1sta teostaan Ell
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olli,t tGsld maasia itieita fpnoiia. Sd-
nellG on neli Munciesia, Sn6.
2GbenpiG tietoja moi iooba oioit.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08
Mtiliuneeria ammmttm.

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fafii fertaa fotonaan @lencomesio,
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on ban pGGsipt pafenemoan. Worga-
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tenaton mics, lliultaipasti beiffomie'
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puia on iaatl1 fiinni. Wpobemmisid
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ipa aleen fGpttGiG, fosfa ban on om-
punrtt ainoastaan fafii laltfonsta ia
molemmat otpat iattrineet maaliin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08
Gnglanti menettanpt Sarbanelleilla
3S,635 miestG.

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teri glsqqliitbin antaman Iauiunnon
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ia ia biiffaon ioituneisia toiifofiiun
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08

palmelus iiiioesia foulusiamme ia
tilllaan pitdmadn iddnn0lliiesti iofa
toinen iunnlintai ia alfaa alma 1890
ap. Saapufaa iilloin fliulemaan
Sllmalan ianaa.
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maan pGsfetti iltamat itlloella fou.
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pitad pmbeen fpillun opettaia. SiiGGn.
paGip papaa. Eerlpetrloa miifaanl
S. SapoIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08
Saa ,uabingomfuriuansta.

Grit 2pstiIG, iofa Ioiffoantui
Sitcbburgin faipungin tposid Sorest
SiIIin baiitousmaaIIa, mitG omitiii.
iemolla toiuaIIa mime Iofaf. 81 pnG,
tiilee ioomaan pobineonforipaiista
mifd nouiee $4,000. 2pstiId tposid
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maasta fun bdnen roiitafonfenio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-08
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iellG iptamGDttGmDllG.

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mot ebelleen eifd ole ainafaan niela
nGbtGlpisid nitGGn merffeja iiita, ct.
tG beioGn bpoffGpfieniG lpendlaiiid
mastaon laimeniiilpat. Samoscisia
oleipan puolalaiien linnotllfien opat
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taneet ia @erlinistG tulleet tieoonan-
not fertoipat telitonien eoenneen
mtisiafin itrategiiesti tarfeisia ief-
toreisia. SO niiffoia perdttGin on
itGiieltG iotandpttdmoltd tullut aino
iamanIaiiia tietoia: tei,tonit etene-
not, penGlGiiet perGGntpmat, eifG
loppu ole mielG nGfpipisid.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16

Ii YOu are 6efng to Build Why Not
Build for Failure Years "a Well Is
for the Present

The new machine for the building Of
Monolithic concrete silo arrived for
the Cement Company, and to a layman
it looks as if it was a perfect piece Of
machinery made to do a perfect piece
OF work. There is no question but
that in time this Polk system Of rein
forced concrete silo will be the one
silo to be built. 1t is superior to the
b ock silo, while a cheap wooden silo
can not be placed in comparison with
it, as its protection against wind.
tightening and fire, and other indie
structable qualities, makes it really
the only silO that gives permanent
satisfaction The new Polk system
OF silo building is destined to be the
only kind that will eventually be
built, and will entirely supercede the
wooden and other tempory systems.
The silo as built is IA feet in diameter
and can be made as high as desired,
there being five feet Of cement laid
every day. Parties expecting to erect
a silo will do we'll to see Mr.. A. j /.
Bleser or Gus Swanson Of the Cement
Company and get prices for a per-
manent silo. You will save money in
painting and repairing as we'll as the
anDoyancts that 10 low the erection of
the less substantial >ilos.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16

This is to certify that this
Bank has a Deed from Charles
H. Prior conveying to the City of
Milbank, the p esent Court
House site, and this Bank is
authorized to deliver said Deed to
the City Of Milbank, provided the
City gives Grant County our
present City Park as a site for a
new Court House for Grant
County, and Grant County will
then turn over to the City of
Milbank, the old Court House
grounds, Any of the voters of
Milbank are invited to come into
the Bank and see said Deed from
Charles H. Prior, SO that there
will be no misunderstanding on
Election Day.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Phil G. Saunders, Vice Pres
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16

derstand this closing method
thoroughly. The list of the sub.
scflbers you turn in on the last
night should be made out on an
ordinary foolscap paper. ruled
for the plrpose so you can show
the name. address,, whether old
Or new, amount PAD and number
Of votes for cash payment. The
sheets should lie numbered and
the candidate name written at
the top Of each sheet. Toe
amount OF money should be add
ed on each page and the t tails
carried forward to the next page
so that the last page Of the list Of
subscribers viii show the total
Of money the candidate turns in
The list and money should be
placed in an envelope, which
must be sealed, the candidate 5
name written upon it, and cast
into the ballot box any time up
to 500 p. m. on Saturday April
18th
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
The Election
City Officers and the Liquor Question
to be Voted Upon Next Tuesday

N will I've 1nn, No ,1Fararaz - Az
- So - a' - .ne
pa - ~ olaii
.ons' 'neie or ~ eontes.eu Place
on lhe CITY llcsel Ia me lhlfa Wafu
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: 49, s ~ ~"
: I, - 80. ! s
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~ -, III 49,
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w. - ~ g" -
80 : 49, noi4l7 =..
at4.t. .t I'LL.
Gf414sot 3=Eaa4@ats IS, .a @lI5t#..
ana UE0 @..ta aofaoG 4laf 6.so.f0ar
shgtlfG E.# .stI hy y 9.4a I'M ..r,
fion4a sb..4+. i4f ana nod .H3.lr-.
indoinAsf a5.d who wa45Ia H. Isl fa4or
oof IAN -.f41reemert Ar IN Is@4tor
question - SATISFACTORY a#nro
these Gnas was the c~and5daey of Mr.
Than,n.on tbatit "a. a-enur,i3y agrped
that te won}d nave "a onnasitian.
However. fn : spirit al io~cuIarityan a.
other name has been addea 10 the
ballot I'M II i bopea ,hat IS such an
~imnortant matter to he city, welfare
the nracfir,, iokino nay NOT ba car
ried 10 an ]otfensiys decree 10 the dis
Since the list of candidates we're
nnhlished in last weeks naners we
learn that i. NJ. Nixon has filed for
cit, @instice of the neace in onnosition
TO + R1aser In ,ha great nnmher
81 nettv case, brouohf before 4 ius1ice
the Latter has to make n~umberles. de.
cisions and in nine cases on, Of fen
one Of the parties 10 the M IS becomes
dis.,nntled This howe,er i no
anad reason why the services of a ca
nahla and efficient ottirer ,nonld he
di.nensed With
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16

At meeting Of the Mibank
Tennis Association held in the
First National Back Monday
evening, the following officers
we're elected: President, r. D.
Jones; Secretary, F. L Nelson;
Treasurer. +. A. Williams. an
other meeting will be held on
Monday evening next at the
First National Bank to which all
members r. requested to be
present, or to inform the Secre-
tary Of their intention to become
members.
If Milbank does not vote out
the saloon next Tuesday it will
be a sad commentary on her
citizenship, as every progress
i've town in this part OF the state
is already dry or is making an
effort to be so. A good strong
fight is on at Aberdeen where
the drys are IN hopes Of shaking
the bottles from the shelves.
An Irisnman is generally q
pretty good tighter, and though
you don't always dnd him fight
ing the saloon, when you do you
will and him fighting for q knock
out Of the institution. Go and
hear FIR. Murphy Sunday eve
ming.
FOUND Small amount Of money
Apply to. MONA MEYEnf
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Choice Building Lots

The Martens Bros. have re-
Gently sold quite a number Of lots
in their south side addition to
Milbank, and anyone looking for
q nice location will do well to call
on them and see the plat of these
lots, as this addition is going to
be q favorite place for nice resi-
dences in this C, ty as new homes
are being built. The lots are
convenient to the business part
of the city, and will eventually be
dotted with fine residences. II
contemplating building q home
it will be good policy to see them
ct once
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Confirmation Services

The German Ev. Lutheran church
was crowded to standing Dom last
Sunday evening when the pastor,
Rev. VIM. Israel confirmed a class of
four young PERSONS, Mr.. Leo Fritz
and Misses Elizabeth Schnler. Alice
and Linda karges. The confirm alton
service was Of a simple and pleasing
character, the minister in a short
-ermon explaining the nature ef con
lrmation, its objects and benefits and
privileges Of membership in the
church. The services were also made
interesting by choir and congrega-
tiOnal singing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Into the HOmeStretch

a close race is always won or
lost in the homestretch, and SO
it will be III our contest, the
young ladies who work hard
every minute Of every day until
the end will have the best chance
OF winning the automobile.
Every candidate should put forth
h#r greatest effort now and fur
nish I'LL her friends and relatives
with receipt b oss 50 they can
Ill LAG Ia Lnl. ManL-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
T~ipperary Party

The Tipperary party given by the
Royal Neighbors vas a most enjoy
able affair. The lad es were dressed
in Tipperary costume. The Woodman
drill team, in charge OF Capt. A. J.
Bleser and Sergeant w. w. Wilson.
gave the ladies q surprise by also
wearing Q green uniform. The two
teams put on . very fancy drill, which
was greatly admired by the visitors
The old Tipperary music was furnish
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, and wal
greatly enjoyed BY the older folks
while the music of the evening Was rem
dered by the Citizens band, under TIL
leadership OF Mr.. Ed Van Walker
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Yellowstone Year Book

Through the courtesy Of J. W.
Parmley we have received copy
of the First Year Book Of the
Yellowstone Trail. The book is
a nicely printed brochure OF
ninety-six pages, giving a birds.
eye view and description of the
country through which the trail
is laid. Send a dollar to the sec.
rotary and you will get the year
book and help the building Of thu
trail
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Ipswich, s. n.

Ipswich, s. II.
Dear Sir
Our city, according to the auditors
financial statement shows q net eur
plus over Liabilities OF Sal ,q96. 90 SIEGE
Jan. lst. 1910, years of dry regime
and that in spite Of light crops. SEN
tlment is strong against the So.
Don No petition has been filed for
. vote ON the matter for 3 yrs. There
has not been "a arrest for drunkenness
Tor years.
Kind Regards
II. L. DALEY
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
A Miss is as Good as a Mile

Candidates! One last word of
advise If you want to win the
automobile or piano, work hard
every minute from now until the
end and collect every dollar you
possibly can to turn in on the
last night. And get some of
those ten year ones.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Pierpont, S. D.
Dear Sir:

DSdT oIT.
made a round Of the town yester-
lay and the merchants stated that
under no circumstances would they
have a saloon here If they could pre-
vent it. The objection to the saloon
was never stronger than it is to-day.
No o has ever tried to circulate a
petition to submit the question to a
vote in recent years.
Yours res pectfully
l.. l.. NORDRESS.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16

in the ballot box on the last night
and which will be added together
with the votes for the money she
turns in to the total published in
this issue. Otherwise the final
count will be made and the win.
ners decided according to the
vote totals published in this
iSSnn
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Summit, S. D.
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir:
A tar as business is concerned we
have more money in circulation
without saloons; less people hard-up:
more money in banks: better trade
for merchants. / hope the business
men of yonr good city will vote out
the curse TWO 20 one.
Wishing you success.
Yours very truly
G.. II. LEM.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Early Fire

A fire alarm was turned in from the
Palm Cafe Thursday morning about
half-psst four. The cooking range
floor was burning when discovered by
Mr.. Bailey, who by energetic use Of
the Chi!d's extinguisher had the nrt
subdued before the arrival Of tho citl
Ore apparatus
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Montevideo, MINI.

NHOuVC IUCO, VIIuUe
De ar Sir
AS far as we have been able to as
certain there has been an increase in
Dank deposits here since the saloons
were voted out of over 500, 900. 90.
We think that good when we know
that nearly SlO0, 600. 90 in deposits
were Withdrawn in 1914 for the pur-
chase OF automobiles.
Yours truly
LLOYD G.. MOiER
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
1T DOES NOT PAY
A Symposium of Voices from Neighboring Towns and Cities
Declare that the Licensed Saloon as a Business
Promoter is a Delusion and a Snare


SlssetOn, 5. D..
Gentlemen:
The Saloon lever brought our city
one u worth of extra business.
When we had eight saloons In Sisse-
ton the axe we're to the limit. The
saloon gives little but takes every
thing.
Yours for q Dry Milbank
NJ. L. STAVIG.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Yours truly
LLOYD G. MOiER
Webster, s. D.
Dear Sir

Dear Sir
la one year and 26 days under IL
cense. deposits in our banks increased
344, l44.4S. In 8 months and Is days
under no license, the deposits increas-
cd $50, Ala. 10. Purely from q business
standpoint | believe any city will in
crease it's business under no license.
| hope Milbank will 60 dry this year.
Very truly yours
GEO. 6. DUNTON
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Washington, d. G.
Dear Sir,

DcdE olI.-
| regard the saloon as an evil from
every standpoint in which it can be
considered. 1t is impossible to
point to any real good that can come
from it.. | hope the good city OF Mil
bank will become a better city by
abolishing the saloon.
Yours very truly
THOMAS STERLING
z. S. senator for S. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Bankers Convene
4llbank will Entertain the Fifth
Group State Bankers Association
Next Thursday

A fine program has been ar
ranged for the meeting of the
bankers at Milbank next week,
and it is believed that a large
representation Of the group will
be present The program has
been prepared not alone for the
entertainment of the bankers,
but for the benefit of the farmers
and business men of this locality
There was a time in the history
of this new state when the farm
ers were led to believe that there
was something Of an antagonism
between the bank and the farm.
Happily that feeling has largely
passed away, and the farmer,
with new and improved methods
of farming demanded of him has
rightly come to the conclusion
that the properly conducted and
stable bank is really his partner
in business and one of bis most
helpful agencies in the success.
full cultivation of his farm. The
merchant and business man in
this agricultural country as we'll
as the banker, is almost as di-
rectly interested as the farmer
himself in the success of the ag
ricultural operations Of the
country, and to the afternoon
publ meeting the farmers
and citizens Of Milbank are cor
daily invited. and it is hoped
that this gathering may prove
one of the best the bankers have
ever held. Following is the pro-
gram, and the illustrated Road
lecture by Parmley as we'll as
the other lectures, will be we'll
worth hearing. The following is
the program:
lO:3Oto l2:OO-Recep'iou and Registra-
ton of Visitors at the Commercial
Cub Rooms
100 =. MA Public Meeting at the
Opera House
MuSIG DN liz oJCId IIouSS =
Selection by Male Quartette
Address OF Welcome, Hon. Thad l..
Fuller
Response. K. 4. Mather, President
Group ;
Address. "rbe Problem Of the
Road 1t, Construction Main
tenanee. and Benefits. j. ".
Parmley Of Ipswich. Pres. Yellow
stone trail. ILLUSTRATED with Lam
tern Slides and Motion Pictures
Address. Estate Bank Guarantee
Law Senator e. 5 Amsden,
N4banN, 5, p.
Addre S, Live stock Credits" W.
e. Brigg, Vice President 81
AorthWe, ern Nltlolal Bank,
Minneapolis, MINI.
l:30 7. M.-Auto ride thru. the City
and to nearby farm.
600 +. NJ Banquet for Visiting
Bankers at Commercial Cluh
7:30 p. NJ Music by the Opera House
Orchestra
Music by the Male Quartette
Address The Federal Reserve
Bank Theodore Void, Govern
or, Federal Reserve Bank OF
Ninth Distrit, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Address'sWar and Bu-iness,'A. A.
Crane, Vice President First K
Security National Bank. Mime
apolis, Mimi.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Appleton MINI.
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir:
Business men OF Appleton are an
limos 10 telling mi that business
has been greatly improved since
the saloons ven out. More money is
IN circulation and we have not q
single family on the town.
With best wishes for q dry Milbank
Sincerely Yours
f. S. WHEELER,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Montevideo, MINI,
Nv Dear Sir.

MY Dear Sir:
Since the saloons closed the taxes
have been reduced rs mills. Prac-
tically all the merchants came into line
for nO-license at the recent election.
Best success to your campaign
WALTER NJ. SWAMI
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16

Our big subscription prize con
test, which by it's generous offer
has attracted the attention of all
the people Of Grant county will
come to an end at 500 p m. Sat
urday April 18th. At that time
we will award almost $4,000 90
worth of prizes to the young
ladies who have been competing
for them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Sisseton, S. d.
-DearSir.

Dear Sir
L. + my contention that every cent
of al money that Is spent for iutoxi-
eating liquors i wasted. AS ! stated
AT the meeting Of your civic league
April 5sh, Aiibaak TIA. spent in its
u years Of license $1,000, 0e0.Oo in
liquor. an AMOUNT equal 10 The taXab e
property o1 the city al tni- time.
FRANK MCkENNA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Twin Brooks, S. D.
!,

DGdTo -
The taxes on zeal estate here
are Just half as much this year as
they were last year.. The town Is
more orderly. The merchants are
doing just as much business as ever,
better than when we had saloons.
Yours sincerely
FL. G.. HAAG
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Revillo, S. D.
Dear SIR

Dear SIR
We are much better off from a busi-
ness as we'll as a moral standpoint
without saloons. 1t is up to the 70
tiers Of Milbank to remove the saloons
from your city.
Yours truly
FL. L. JONES
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Contest Closes Saturday
April 18th at 8 p. III. Sharp
The Automobile, Piano, and other valuable prizes
will be awarded to the winners at that time
Only two more days to work

And Candidates! There are still hundreds Of dollars on the
list to be collected and many people not now taking
the Herald Advance who can be induced to
subscribe
Subscribers! you can pay for back and advance subscription or
both for as many years ahead as you wish at the regular rate of
$1.o0 a year and vote for your favorite candidate according to the
vote schedule below
Votes will be issued for all cash subscriptions, whether old,
new or renewal according to the following schedule.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Consider the Value of the Prizes

Just think. We are giving a
1925 90 five passenger Ford tour
ing car, a $4,000 piano, a $1,000
business scholarship, and a SIS.
90 Elgin watch. Surely these
prizes are worth a great effort.
and the greatest eff,rt should be
put forth by all the candidates
during the last week Of the cam
paign.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16

The following is a list of the
candidates and their respective
standing up to and including
Wednesday, April 7th.
MILBANK
Mrs. Richard Lewis 7226OO
Milbank Rural Routes
Calista Cunningham 75U4OO
Mrs. Ina Whitlow 4lOlOO
Twin Brooks
Mrs. John Keller (R. F d. 204O0O
Stockholm
Agnes Hedman 699oOO
Corona
Henrietta Schmidt 251SOO
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Montevideo, MINI
Dear Sir

Lear sir
The open saloon even when it is
orderly is a breeder Of idlene.s rather
than work, OF crime rather than virtue,
of ignorance rather than learning.
1t does not promote business. The
business interests are better off with
u the {
JOHN II. MORLEY
President of WINDOW College
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
Get After Those Promises Now

Candidates. Now is the time to
go to those people who promised
to help you at the end providing
you had a good chance Of winning
Show them that you do stand a
good chance Of winning the auto
mobile or piano and ask them to
pay for more than one year.
Show them the vote schedule
and point out the ten year sub
scription for $4,000 votes.
It's Better to be Sure Than Sorry
1t is better to win the automo-
bile by a hundred thousand votes,
than to lose it by a single sub
scription. Almost all the people
of the United States expected
johnson to whip Willard, but he
failed. Our contest is to close
for any candidate to feel certain
Of winning. It is especially close
when you realize that ten, ten
year subscriptions, count 300, 900
votes, and that twenty Of them
count 600, 600 votes. Every can
didate should try hard to get a
bunch of these ten year SUBJ
scriptions. Remember candi-
dates, the man who pays you for
ten yeas is paying nothing ex-
tra-he gets the Hera d-Advance
at the regular rate of 81 90 a year
for that number of years-and
you can induce many Of your
friends and relatives to pay ten
years in advance because it costs
them nothing extra-in reality
saves them ten trips to the office.
Closing Rules
From now until the end of the
contest no more ballots need be
written. The candidates can
keep the money they collect, or
have collected and not turned in,
until the last day of the contest.
Then they can put the money to
gether with a list of the subscri-
bers they are turning in, in an
envelope, which they must seal,
and cast into a sealed ballot box
that we will have at our Office for
that purpose. sometime before
500 p m. Saturday April 18th.
We want the candidates to IN.