Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-13
BELT GIRL WINS
ORANGE CRUSH
CAPTION PRIZE
Philip Graham Gets Second
Place in Picture Title
Contest.

"a double crush" a title submit
ted by Florence Brady of Belt, has
been awarded first prize in the contest
for the best caption for the Orange
crush picture which was published IN
The Tribune recently. The contest was
conducted Jointly by the American
Brewing company, Orange crush bot
tiers, and Gamble Robinson company.
Orange crush distributors. Suggested
titles were received from The Tribune's
readers in all parts of Montana and
from points in the Dakotas and Wis
consin. Several hundred titles were
submitted.
W. NJ. Baldwin of the Paris store,
w. d. McCune of the Gamble-Robin-
son company, and L. W. Wendt of The
Tribune, were judges. Two other con-
testants submitted titles similar to the
first prize winners, but the judges
held that the idea was not as well
expressed. the article 1.-THE" being used
instead of the article "a" To these
contestants, Sarah Cox of 1925 Third
avenue north, and Lillian Taylor of
1916 Fourth avenue north-fourth and
fifth prizes were awarded, $3.50 each.
Great Fails Boy Wins Second
The picture for which an appropri-
ate title was sought, was that of q
young girl. beaming with smiles, and
drinking Orange crush from a bottle,
while beside her was a young boy wip-
ing the sweat from his brow and
looking wistfully at the bottle or defect
edly. depending on the readers point
of view.
Other winners in the contest and
their titles are:
Philip Graham, 1915 Second avenue
north. Refreshed and crushed" $40;
F. NJ. Bennett. Waupun, Wis, "The
first temptation" S.: Mrs. W. B.
Kemper, Eden. There'l be no leavings
but the bottle" $3.50; Cluett Lamber,
40 Twelfth street north. Crush cool.
crush happy" $3.50; Ruth Haynes.
11OS Eighth avenue north. waiting
his turn" 50; Gertrude Collins. Mary
land hotel. cause and effect" 50;
Elvina Johnson. 500 Fifth avenue
south, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81:
Lucille Brady. Belt, Crushing c~rushes,'
50: Maude Evans Claire, Culbertson,
"Crushes," 50; Frances Collins, 512
Second avenue north, Ladies and
crush first" $1.66.
Many Out of Town Winners
Mrs. G. w. Everson, Savoy. The
universal crush" $3.50; Mrs. Rex
Bowen, Riebeling, THE inevitable
crush" $1.50; Mrs. w. 3. Curely.
Riebeling, Crush, crush, all is crush"
S1.5O; Mary Curley. Riebeling, "Just a
simple crush" $1.50; Mrs. Andrew
Dorman, Davies Inn, Crush versus
mush," $1.50; Howell Clarke, GA
Ninth street south, Crush, crush.
sip. sip, let EN- put it to my lip"
$3.50: Mrs. l.. M. Johnson, Williams,
His first crush" $1.5O.
Virginia Murphy, 312 Ninth avenue
south. you tell 'em-it's Orange
crush" S1.5O; Lucille Johnson, Harlem,
When a Teller needs a dime" $3.50;
Leo r. Robin, 7O3 Tenth street north,
Wish / had another dime" $1.5O;
Mrs. Esther M. Sanders. Franklin,
Where friendship ceases a case of
Orange crush; Better Sanders, Frank
lin, "Crushes bring smiles-their alb
sence bring flushes." a case of Orange
crush; Geraldine O'Mahony, FOG Third
avenue north, Here's a rush, bring
the crush" a case of Orange crush;
Mrs: G. G. Moody. Havre, TOO good
to share" a case of Orange crush.