Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03

on. M The Worlds big automobile
md Lrlze campaign are securing
,plcniid results from the new special
offer Of ninety thoSsand extra votes
and $3.50 In gold.
Nat a day passes but that startling
changes In the vote column are noted
a. A result OF the wonderful voting
,,ower that this bonus vote Offer
gyes Thirty dollar clubs OF new
subscriptions. which win not only the
rt gular votes. but ninety thousand
extra votes are being butt every
where. arxRs, the eight gold prizes
which hangs as the plums TO be
picked at the close OF the offer, IL
t,rerly sought
Nesotiating the distance from bot.
toal 10 top ID becoming = dAtiy occur-i
renee for some determined woman
who ~ just throwing her hat Into the
ring Never was there such hand
some array OF valuable prizes---stx
automobiles, $3.50, 900 In gold, 10 dla-
mond rings and six beautiful gold
Vrtct es-----so eagerly competed for
and never before was the ultimate
frsult so uncertain.
without Cent Of Cost
That the women of eastern Okla
homa are enabled h compete for
these prizes without one cent OF cost
l. another feature that has brought
1uony Of the mosS representative i
women and girls into this campaign, |
Rnd IL daily bringing more Those
who we're but spectators In the begin |
ming have finally succumbed to the
a'tracliveness OF the prizes. and are |
running merry race 10 win them.
At this juncture of the campaign II |
hehooVes every candidate to look |
vel to her position In the race. that !
- er-candidate. seemingly mac !
lHr thus far may nose her out or |
her formidable standing There Is |
REQ Enjoyment In watching the won |
a"iiul energy, the~ uprightly cnthus- |
hHa and the grim determination !
WIN which the candidates progress 7
Ia the haste to get subscriptions, |
though. candidates should observe
caro- N the marking OF their sub |
serip''un stubs, so that no annoying |
ertog will appear iaNr. For in
stance the marking or subscribers as /
Old or~''ne&" Is the most import
ant feature. New subscribers, are,
OF course. the most important, for |
'nrl count for twice as many votes as
OLD fuhserlbers. With this In mind.
e,ahdidatcs are apt TO be too jealous
IN their marking, thus creating
fled later.
New subscriptions are those who
nMtft not regular subscribers 10 The
N"V't az the time this campaign
!nhrlod That IL the dividing line
"'i separates the "oid" and new"
Service Subscriptions.
"ndidates may have secured n
NV .ubscriber earlier In the cam
p''tN aud later secure q secAd pay
HfIf fhnf .~i, Ia, x,Hi.h !
ven the second payment counts as
N",' 'I a new sphscEiher.
a Aba'h, Instances may arise where
pF'spective subscriber Is willing 10
e s,sc contestant subscription, but
nS 10 the fact that he is already
ut' ing some other paper. he does
ivy ues're to receive two papers at
n Vme' In such cases candidates
axe the subscription and II will
~, "eid by The worid--service to
scrit hl any future date the sub
4. "'r may designate Where this
zone the date on which the sub
~, w. 3Ion Is to start should be marked
on we me provided for that purpose
~" ,hf stub In the receipt book.
,-,'''ung NEW subscribers Is not
~ 'he most remunerativc. from
fi,d 'andpoint. but many candidates
d " q pleasant work One candi-
-. residing In nearby town
n,,. tuesday that she was out from
I,,g,i uhtil night and was diligently
tbn ny Tor an automobile Even
h,,. cont win an automobile, | Will
o,', we satisfaction OF having been
me open" she concluded,
All Count.
WY new subscription to The World
n, 'Aer for three months or up TO
ft. SArs counts on fhe $40 clAp afe5
~ ana has the double Ynlue Of
CO., s..aiiig In the $3.50 in sold. Thus
a., uates viii see the ACCESSIBILITY Of
s,ieng most OF their time 10 new
Nh 'ptlons, for there their efforts
~ 'ear the most fruit.
Inc IN the present special offer last
spd 'nul p M next Tuesday night.
jsrc ne eampa6Sn not ending untIl
~, 20, every OPPORTUNITY Is Of
on 10 become the ultimate winner
'e Of the handsome motor cars |