The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-03-30

 scription campaign inaugurated by the Copper E:a in last weeks issue of this paper. nominations from every party of tLe county have been pouring into the contest department of the Era.
 Today are published the names Uf those whom we have reason to be- we VII take an active .,,rt in this good i'tI red tug-o-war, anl 1t will Ee q matter CT only a few d ,Ns Ill the campaiF: is on in real ca nest. Of curse Ihe nominations dr not clr:se w';h tile publishing of the l::t below. Nomina ions will be open for the next few weeks, but then those who de- clare themselves as "in the race" dur ing the next few days will have a de- ciGed advantage over those who delay For the benefit of the candidates who are taking advantage of an early start, the Contest Editor has decided i to put in force an EXTRA VOTE OF FER, beginning with this issue of the Copper Era, to continue one week, en- ding Saturday evening, April 7th, at 9 p. m.
 Beginning Monday morning, April 2nd and ending Saturday evening, April 7th, at S:30 p. m., sharp, triple votes will be given on all subscrip- tions, both old and new. In other words you will receive just three times as many votes for your sub- scription during the next six days as you will at the last of the contest. These EXTRA VOTES are exclusive of the special vote ballot given for the return of the books. Reod over the contest advertisement in another part of this issue of The Copper Era and familiarize yourself with this op- portunity to do "big things" in con test way.
 Positively the Best.
 The above is positively the best of fer of votes to be made during the entire contest. The candidate will re- ceive more votes for her efforts dur ing the next ten days than at any other time during this campaign.
 It is not unlikely that some of the ladies will manage, during this special offer, to place themselves so far in the lead as to make it at least diff cult for her opponents to lift her from her pedestal. Each contestant has her own circle of. friends and the gathering of the clans has already be- gun. There is going to be some sharp campaigning, so it will be of interest to readers to keep in touch with contest doings'' during the next five weeks.
 Votes issued on subscriptions and those clipped from the paper and ballotted during the past few days are not published in this issue of the Era but will appear on next Friday morn ing. The votes recorded below are i for the nominations only.
 This contest begins this week, and will last for six weeks only. The prizes to be awarded are the most valuable ever offered by any weekly newspaper in the State of Arizona.
 The capital Grand Prize offered in this contest, is seven passenger, full ly equiped DODGE AUTOMOBILE, purchased from R. M. Kelly, of Pima, Arizona. the Dodge agent for Green lee and Graham counties and is now on the ground for your inspection.
 There will be at least six other valuable and beautiful prizes to be announced later, making seven prizes in all.
 We realize that your time is valu- able and therefore have arranged the distribution of the prize fund so that there will be NO LOSERS by setting aside a special fund of $500. .O0 as com missions to be paid contestants, mak- ing a cash remittance each week, but not winning one of the prizes.
 $1.00 for Every $500.
 Will be paid non-winners at the end of the contest for every dollar turned in. The Most Liberal Offer Ever