Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
THIS WEEK WILL
DECIDE BIG RACE
CLOSE Will. THE FOUR
HUSTlERS ALL GOING
STRONG
SECRET BALLOT NOW!
All Returns Must Be in the
Sealed Big By Eight o.
clock Next Saturday Mite

Seven weeks of hard work and
anxiety eliminates in the closing
scene. at eigth O'Clock next Sat
urday evening, March oath, at the
First State bank, at which time
the Las Vegas Ages big prize
| campaign comes 10 a close, and
the most successful workers will
claim the magnificent awards,
headed by that beautiful Buick
Sedan, worth sl47000
Are you to be the one TO finish
triumphantly with an oyerwhelm-
| ing number of votes to your credit
or are you going TO be content
with what you have and see the
efforts of these many weary weeks
go to waste and the big reward
of the contest wrested from you
by more aggressive workers? It's
up to you now to work or let your
rivals beat you TO it,
Success in an affair Of this kind
depends upon keen Judgment and
| immediate action. Through all
history, people possessing the ia
Guilty Of knowing a good thing
| when they see it, and graSping 1t
at the right minute, have won big
stakes Frequently on the last turn
of the cards. while Nose undecid-
ed and afraid. stand back and
talk about what they might have
done.
The end is but five days away,
yet. if you can trust your own
| Judgment as to your competitors
I strength. based on facts and OBJ
servationS. and lay your plans ac-
cordingly, there is yet time TO stem
the tide of defeat and turn it
into a sweeping victory.
Better Be Safe Than Sorry
Eight o'clock next Saturday mite
| looms big on the horizon and each
tick of the clock brings it nearer.
1t will see old Father Time on his
way in such a rapid flight that
! there will be scarcely time to
catch your breath before every
thing is over, the winners named,
and the proud victors taking the
keeneSt pleasure and enjoyment in
the prizes won.
This paper from the very start
has urged candidates to do their
best. but now we wish to lay par
| ticular stress on the final neceS-
sity of looking the situation right
straight in the face and seeing
where it will be necessary to put
forth your supreme effort between
now and the finish to be returned
winner of first honors and the
grand capital prize, which means
an earning of $1470.00 for seven
weeks work.
Count On Facts Only
Don't flatter yourself that you
already have votes enough OF win,
for you haven't Don't think for
moment that one or two million
votes will be enough to win, for
it won't There is every chance
that by the last county Saturday
night, that several candidates will
have several million votes to their
credit. Don't take single chance
of loosing the prize you most de-
sire. What if you should fall short
few thousand votes-represent-
ing mere handful of long term
Give years. subscription?
Over-confidence has lost many
battles. Relaxation at this stage
of the game is suicidal to success.
Determination to win, coupled
with relentless activity in vote get
ting will make a winner of any
contestant; there is no time NOW
to hesitate. To temporize is to let
some more aggressive competitor
sweep ahead and claim the prize
that should have been yours.
Details of the final count ap-
pear on page three of this issue
and the standings of the active
candidates appear on this page.
Read them carefully and follow to
the letter. At the present time
the campaign manager and the
publisher of this paper are as
much in the dark as to the re-
suits obtained this week. as the
most casual observer. which will
make the final wind-up extremely
interesting, if not exciting.