Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20

easily overcome by little determined
effort on the part of the candidate and
cooperation from their friends. But
the management wishes to caution So
licitOrs as we'll as their supporters,
against dealing too much in promises.
We cannot issue credits when the sub
scription is not accompanied by the
cash, and while the solicitor waits for
the payment the credits will grow less
and less.
In behalf of the workers in the cam
paign we want to urge their friends
who expect to help, to do so early, for
by turning in subscription at this
stage of the campaign they will give
their favorite candidate more credits
and also save them enough time, 80
that they may call on someone else
and secure their support
REGULATION IN REGARD TO
SUBSCRIPTION.
Back payments count in this cam
paign and such payments are classi.
fed as old subscriptions. A person
who was not taking the Tribune when
this campaign was announced is a
new subscriber, and entities the can.
didate securing the same to credits
according to the schedule on new sub.
scriptions.
When the paper is changed to an.
other member of the same family it
cannot be counted as a new subscrip
ton. Such a rule will save confusion
in the Office and will not affect any
one candidate, for if it were not en-.
forced all would have an equal chance
at violating it.
Solicitors are cautioned to turn in
their subscriptions as fast as possible
in order that the people subscribing
may get their paper promptly, and in
order to secure the most credits fO1
them. Solicitors may have any mum
Der of friends work for them and any
one may give their credits to their
taVor1te candidate by paying their
subscription at the Office, and asking
that their credits be given to the can
didate.
Subscriptions can be mailed to the
office in favor of any candidate by ad
dressing the profit Sharing Dept. >
Tribune, Willmar, Mimi.
WHO IS WHO?
Special: Old subscriptions may be
turned in as fast as they are secured
and credit will be given on them wher
the next special offer takes effect June
23rd.
Buying votes from a competitor will
not be tolerated and each solicitor
who enters the campaign will be held
responsible for the duplicate order tc
each receipt issued.
Credits issued on special offers will
not be published except as the sole
itor finds it necessary to do so in or
der to keep up with the list.
Reports have been coming to thu
Office of how some of the solicitors
have been boasting of their unsur
mountable leads. These stories are
having a premeditated effect on some
OF the more easily discouraged com
petitors, but the management, who arc
in position to know, are tempted tt
smile at that kind of tactics. There
are always some people who resort tc
that policy wherever there is compe
t1tion, but experience has shown us
that there is always someone quietly
saving wood who eventually calls
their bluff, and it doesn't take much
reflection either, to remember that the
unlocking public generally admires g
good clean fighter.
The Tribune office will be open mex
Saturday night to accommodate those
who wish to work right up to the last
minute on the big offer. The solic
1tors who live in the country are en-
titled to like privilege and may mai
their reports just so they are received
at the office on the first mail.