Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-30
N0MINAT|0NSARE:
STILL POURING IN
Every Mail Brings Quota of
Candidates in Worlds
Prize Contest.
OFFER IS HARD TO BELIEVE
Ten Thousand Dollars Worth
of Awards Startling in
Liberality.
OFFER IS HARD TO BELIEVE

campaign is hourly becoming the up
permost thot of young women or
Tulsa and surrounding territory
From every direction are coming the
nominations of ambitious younS
women eager to avail themselves ~
the opportunity to share in the DIS
tribution of SIX handsome automoblles
and a profIIsion of other valuable
prizes, aggregating in an more than
$4,000 worth OF gifts.
The public. too, has stamped us
hearty approval on the unusual gitt
offer by taking a lively interest in
the forthcoming race. AS the news
OF The Tulsa Daily Worlds liberal
offer penetrates to virtually every
home in this section the astonishment
increases that such a stupendous list
of prizes Is to be awarded absolutely
free.
Not few callers at campaign head
quarters in The Tulsa Daily World
building Wednesday declared they
could hardly believe their eyes when
they first read of the campaign. BIT,
quick to realize the significance OF tne
opportunity, they fastened to place
their names in the list. Every IN
coming mail is also bringing its share
of nominations and queries regarding
the campaign method OF procedure
and so oil.
From Everywhere.
As it makes no difference where 4
candidate resides. so far as her
chances of winning are concerned, the
nominations are coming from city ana
country, from suburban towns and ru-
raj routes. The arrangement or the
prize list makes 1t certain that no can
ddate has ar advantage that others
lack. Moreover. the prizes are so many
hat ha oh nf
the race victorious are excellent TOT
those who try. -.
- Res, of all The prizes is the magnifi-
cent S2100 Haynes touring car
"Americns greatest light six This
is seven-passenger car and Iuxrious
In its appointments. The Haynes VIII
be won by that young woman VINO
secures the highest number of votes
during the campaign. She may now
be residing in Tulsa. Again. her nome
may be In some small Oklahoma town
or on q rural route. No one can tell
The next few weeks will decide thnt.
The same, of course. applies to the
ether five cars. Time will determine
who the new owners will be. IL IS
entirely within the wishes OF the can
didates themselves as to who will win
simply by the amount OF etiort they
put forth.
The district prizes to be distributed
after the automobiles are awarded are
also prizes worth while. as nearly
everybody wants diamond ring. SIX
$3.50 diamond ringSs six 800 diamond
rings and six $35 wrist watches COM
prise. the list.
Ii is. of course. the automobiles that
have set thousands of people to talk
Ing eagerly of the Tulsa Daily worlds
campaign That newspaper could
,,, hAn ntttt tfttl o.
is an event that history has never
recorded in this section.
"How can they do it?" is answered
by the statement that the Tulsa Daily
World wishes to secure the co-opera-
tion of readers and friends Of the
paper 10 the end that The World VIII
be read in every worth while home in
eastern Oklahoma.
Here Are the Offers.
Candidates in this campaign will
find 1t easy to induce their friends to
subscribe They have lots to offer.
This paper is bound to appeal to
the prospective subscriber 1t repre-
sents the best in newspaperdom as far
as Oklahoma is concerned Most peo-
pie long ago realized that and are
now taking either the Tulsa Daily and
Sunday World or the Sunday World.
Renewals can be obtained from
these present subscribers, while ac-
quaintances who aren't yet receiving
the paper regularly will be Sald to
avail themselves of the opportunity
thru a candidate. especially since they
will be able to help the candidate win
a splendid automobile.
Every subscription secured means
certain amount OF votes The num-
ber varies according to the length OF
the subscription. A vote table is
printed in the big advertisement APP
pearing elsewhere in this paper.
The same advertisement has a NOM
ination blank, good for 1000 votes.
II you haven't yet entered the cam
paign, wouldn't II be well to do so
today and thus get~an early start
towards a magnificent motor car of
your own?
You've heard. about the early bird!
How Territory Is Divided.
For the purpose of the campaign
and for the equal distribution Of the
prizes, the territory has been, divided
into districts. as follows:
District-No. will comprise all that
part of the city OF Tulsa north and
northwest of the Frisco railroad.
District No. 2 will comprise that por.
part of the territory in the city Of
Frisco railroad; on the south by the
city limits: on the west by Main
street (including Main streeD and on
the east by the city limits.
District no. will comprise that por-
ton of the city OF Tulsa bounded on
the north by the Frisco railroad; on
the south by the city limits; on the
west by the city limits and on the
east to Main street, including West
Tulsa.
District No. 4 will comprise all ter
ritory in Creek and Lincoln counties,
In Oklahoma.
District No. comprises all terri
tory in Tulsa. Usage, Pawnee, Payne.
Noble, Kay. Graz md Garfield coun-
ties, In Oklahoyf
District No. g ses all territory
not mentioned H.. districts.