The Winslow mail., 1925-07-21
Arizona Industrial
Congress Announces
Scenic Photo Contest

Rules governing a "See Arizona
First" scenic photograph contest to
be conducted in the state under
auspices of the Arizona Industrial
Congress were received Friday by
Charles L. Murphy, secretary of
the Winslow Commercial club The
contest is to be conducted in each
town by the different commercial
clubs and will be open until Oct. l..
Four prizes are offered, amounting
to $1O0
Anyone who has taken photo
graphs of scenes in Arizona within
the last year is eligible to enter
the contest. The pictures are to
be submitted to the different cham
bers of commerce, and at the end
of the contest all will be forwarded
to the Arizona Industrial Congress
at Phoenix, where they will be
judged.
The contest already is under
way in some parts of the state. In
Douglas, it is said, twenty photo
graphs were entered within few
days of the first announcement,
and the response in other parts of
the state is similar. The pictures
will be used by the Industrial Con-
gress to create further interest in
the "See Arizona First movement
and to bring to public attention
more of the beauty spots of the
state. Mr.. Murphy will receive any
contributions from Winslow. Each
photograph entered will be used in
an advertisement for the section of
the country which it represents, as
the Industrial Congress reserves
the right to use any picture sub
mitted in booklets and pamphlets
compiled to advertise the state.
Rules governing the contest are
as follows:
l. The contest shall be consid-
cred open at the present time. All
photographs entered must be sub
mitted to a chamber of commerce
by Oct /, and should be in the
hands of the Industrial Congress
by Oct. 5, 1925. Any photograph
taken in Arizona this year, prior to
Oct. l, may be entered. subject to
rules.
| 2. The contest shall be open to
all residents of ArzO Ona, except
professional photograp lers.
g. For the best photo graphs of a
scenic nature entered in the con
test four cash prizes shall be
awarded, of $780, $25. SIS and $40
respectively. Judging will be for
beauty of scene and effectiveness
of picture in depicting it.
A. Photographs of any size may
be entered Enlargements may be
entered if desired, but must be
print.
5. The original film must accom-
pany every photograph entered
The right is reserved to have ad-
ditional prints made of any photo
graph entered, and to use sucf
prints in any displays. booklets
ETC., for which the picture may bt
desired. Films will be returned i
requested.
6. Photographs must be entered
without wording of any sort con
cerning identity of entrant. loca
ton of scene, etc. Name and ad
dress of contestant, location o
: scene, and date of taking photo
graph must be given on a separate
piece of paper entered with eacl
| photograph Photographs will b.
submitted to judges by number
, only after being recorded by th'
Industrial Congress.
; Z. Any entrant may submit a.
; many photographs as he Tor she
may wish.
s. Prizes shall be awarded by ;
committee of judges appointed b.
; the chambers of commerce of sew
, en- of the larger cities of thu
state, those chambers having tax
en- an acJlVe part III pldHu1hS III
contest Judging viii be withou
2 regard to identity of entrant O.
location of scene, these being un
known to the judges. All photo
| graphs entered shall have equa
f consideration
t 8. Any person or persons enter
| ing this contest shall automaticall,
} accept the rules and regulations a.
1 herein laid down, and shall agre'