Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04

Surprises came thick and fast In
The Journal battle of ballots yes
terday and when the smoke of bat
tie had cleared away it was found
that Mrs. r. T.. HathcoX Of Albu-
querque held campaign leadership
with l.. j. Stone of Clovis and Mrs.
c. Martinez of Gallup close run
ners-up.
Mrs. Margaret f. Barnes. who
led the race yesterday, is today rel
egated to fourth position but evil
IDENTIFY coming along with bells.
This mornings standings show q
number of club members over the
400. 900 mark, several of the lead
ers within touching distance of the
half million mark and a bakers
dozen pounding down the stretch in
a way that indicates new surprises
and leaders in the very.near future.
Miss Dorothy Bowman is coming
right along in way nightly pleas
ing to her many friends and today
Jumps from 100000 odd to over
400. 900. Miss Helen Gurule. wear
ing the Smile that won't come off, ~
is we'll over the 100000 mark today
and coming strong. Miss Margaret
ISlianWorth comes to the front this
morning in q way that proves to-
her admirers that she is factor
10 be considered, and out to win.
Mrs. r. NJ. Marx, after laying
dormant for q few days. goes over
the 100000 mark, while Miss Ada
Philhrick and Mrs. G. ID. Ramsey
come forward with a rush and show
UP in the credit column with but
a scant 200 credits-two Of the 100
paper coupons between them. Mrs.
Margaret Schaltegger is only 10000
behind the members mentioned
above. less than the credits given
on a subscription for one year.
In District No. / Mrs. Fl. j.
Tompkins, Miss Edna Williams and
James Ross Jr., also break over
the 100000 mark, The latter CLUB
member, Jim Ross, Jr., also entered
the campaign q few days ago and
in Saturdays issue of The journal
had but 10000, James, Jr,, seems
to be a hustler of the first water
and is in to win.
In District No. five club mem
beers today shoot over the 100000
mark and are coming merrily along
toward the half million mile stone
Mrs. Lawrence Abreu, Rene DlVeI-
bess, f. c. Groman, Mrs. c. Mar
tinez and Mrs. Florence saul all
make nice gains today. Miss Nirgle
Hidalgo, who got into the 100000
division Saturday. does not make
any gain today, smiles and says
nothing.
Mrs. J. f. Oglesby and Mrs.Fern
Swatzell both make nice gains tina
morning and will bear watching
every lap Of the race,
In District No. 3 7. H. Bowland
makes a dandy jump, going over
the 100000 mark and by the same
token Miss Margaret Radcliffe does
Notwithstanding the former by
little better than 10000 credlts'
These two club members. together
with l.. J. stone in this district, are
the only ones who have vauited
into the 10000 class but If reports
are to be believed look out Tor
others in this district-evidently
they are preparing little surprise
parties all of their own and when
they start-iust watch 'em GO.
A PRETTY RACE.
Seldom if ever has similar cam
paign ever been inaugurated by a
newspaper wherein those compel
ing waged such a close race. NO
one has any advantage in this cam
paign that cannot be overcome IN
Zig time" by a live, energetic ciup
member. The five cars at TINS
writing belong to practically any
one in the entire campaign-no one
has any "cinch," that is certainty,
and TO those who keep everlasting
" at II and never say die VIII so
the rewards. All are practically on
an even basis. and to slack up IN
ones efforts now is suicidal to sue
cess. Every subscription secured Is
that much nearer to the driver S
seat of those motor cars and the
veal club member will lose no OPP
nortunitv TO make their dreams
come true"
THE FIRST PERIOD.
Wednesday night VIII see tne
close Of the important FIRST ~
Rod Of The Salesmanship Cup
campaign; 10 o'clock is the flnai
hour that subscriptions to apply
on the first period-and earn the
maximum number Of credits-Wlll
be accented. Club members must
he in The Journal office or have
their letters with reports in the
nails nv 10 O'Clock Wednesday
night. December 7, Positively no
exceptions will be made so act ac-
cordingly.