The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-10-10
Saturday Is the Day That /
Every Minute Counts Most
Every Club of Ends at Nine O'Clock
in the Evenng-Country Candidates May Mail Subscrip-
tions and Money and They Will Be Counted ip This
OHer-Campaign Closes Saturday, Novem-
Der 1-Only Three More Weeks

Saturday is the big day for can
didates in The Pioneers Automobile
Circulation Campaign. At exactly
9 O'Clock Saturday evening the 2OO.-
900 extra vote offer for every club
of $25 of new or old, large or small
subscriptions comes to close. Only
q few hours and one of the best and
most liberal special offers Of the en-
tire campaign will have passed be-
yond recall. Those candidates who
have spent we'll their time during the
days Of this special offer will enjoy
a feeling of keen satisfaction at hav-
ing availed themselves Of its liberal
opportunities, for the thousands of
votes gained will be material factor
in deciding the ultimate winners in
the campaign. =. t.-~y. VI. :
Saturday is expected to be an over
whelming one in the matter OF sub
scriptions turned in, and prepara-
tions are being made to care foraan
enormous on rush. The few hours
today will be. taken advantage of by
practically every one ,sof the candi-
dates, for much can be accomplished
in the time that still remains. In
order that candidates who; reside in
outside districts may have as much
time to devote to this offer as the
candidates in Bemidji, the campaign
manager will accept all subscription
clubs received; provided the letters
containing them bear the postmark
Of October IL. In this way outside
candidates can work until the very
last hour in order to gain the many
additional votes that are offered.
This splendid opportunity Of
STRENGTHENING vote reserves should
not be passed up, for this is one of
the best offers to be placed before
the candidates in the campaign.
Up To the Last.
Many of the candidates have stated
that Saturday is the day in which
they are going to hustle around until
the last minute. In a great number
of cases candidates have secured
promises during the earlier part OF
the campaign of subscriptions, and it
is the intention of these candidates
to make a strong appeal for these
subscriptions today, in order to form
as many subscription clubs as possi-
bic.
Second payments are also provid-
ing a valuable source Of votes. Sub
scribers who paid for The Pioneer for
only a short period, when the cam
paign started, are glad to renew their
subscriptions for longer period II
approached. and this is what many OF
the candidates propose doing.
Every minute counts now. Every
time the hands of the clock revolve
the chances of amassing substantial
additions in votes slip by and it
seems to be the concensus of opinion
that no hour will pass but what will
show gratifying results.
The numerous advantages under
which candidates are working make
their work Of the easiest kind. Un-
like many business enterprises, there
is no limit to the field in which cam
didates may work. Their field is the
wide world. Anybody, anywhere,
can subscribe to The Pioneer, if mail
service reaches them, and the favor
ite standing The Pioneer enjoys
throughout this entire section makes
the securing of subscriptions a pleas