The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-10-23
WHO WILL WIN THE
BEAUTIFUL AUTOS?
Two Days Left of Important
Third Period of Herald's
Campaign
WILL END NOVEMBER LIST
Race Close as Workers Enter
Home Stretch-PrOcrasti-
nation Will Spell Defeat

Standing today with their faces
to the future and the thoughts of
Nov or Never" lowering in their
minds, candidates in the Hearld's
big campaign are rallying their
aids, as would general on the eve
of battle; preparing with feverish
haste to make their final stand for
victory before 10 o'clock Saturday
evening 1.-The last night
with all Stearns county and the sur
territory waiting, watch
ing, wondering and hustling for
their favorite.
Leading candidates are seething
with hustle and preparation for
the final dash land with one accord
are fighting valiantly and deter
to reach the goal where
the big prize automobiles and gold
are awaiting the winners.
Six weeks of work will eliminate
in the closing scene at 10 o'clock
Saturday evening Nov. 1, at which
time the big prize campaign comes
to an official close, and the most
successful candidates will claim the
prizes, headed by two
splendid standard automobiles Of
the highest type. The luxurious
Dodge Sedan valued at $995.OO, and
the beautiful Chevrolet Coach val
ued at $678O0 and the various cash
prizes including the very desirable
Special Prize of $1OO in Gold.
Success in an affair of this kind
depends upon keen judgment and
immediate action. Through all
history people possessing the facul-
ty of knowing an opportunity when
they see it have won frequently, on
the last turn of the cards, the good
things of this world while those
undecided and afraid stand back
and talk about what they could
have done"
The end is but few days away.
If you can trust your own judg-
ment as to your competitors
strength based on facts and obser-
vations. lay your plans accordingly.
There is yet time to stem the tide
Don't try to figure just how
many votes it will take to win, for
you will surely fail to get enough.
Don't be afraid of having too many
votes, for you cannot get too many.
1t would be better to win by a few
thousand more than enough, than
be left by a few thousand.
Over confidence has lost many
battles. Relaxation at this stage of
the campaign is suicidal to success.
Determination to win, coupled with
relentless activity in vote getting.
will make any candidate a winner.
What is intended to be done must
be done NOW. The temporize is to-
let some competitor sweep ahead
and claim the prize that would
have been yours.
A few more laps and the course
will have been run. Only a short
time remains to choose between
victory or defeat. Success or fail
ure. Don't overlook your chance
to Win. Avail yourself Of every OPP
portunity this period affords-it be-
ing the last opportunity to gain
extra votes form extension SUBJ
scriptions. Think and plan con-
stantly for this means success. Fig
ure ways of winning and always re-
member that your adversaries, as
keen perhaps as yourself, are rack
ing their brain for the same pur-
pose.
REMEMBER! Saturday evening
October 25th., at 10 O'Clock is the
close of the Third period, and the
following Saturday Nov. 1st., the
campaign will end. Better not wait
until the last minute-you may be
too late.
Attention Candidates
Tuesday and Wednesday Oct 18th
and 10Th, the campaign manager
will be in his office from 10 o'clock
until 8. p. m. for the purpose of
checking each and every candid
ates votes with them.
Some time between now and
Wednesday each candidate should
figure up his or her vote totals,
then come to The Herald office and
check and verify your vote count
with the records the campaign man.
ager has for you. We are making
the checking up in plenty of time
to find any possible errors, SO they
can be corrected before the judges
begin the final count. No correc
tons will be made after o'clock
Wednesday evening Oct. 18th
Any candidate who fails to call at
this office either Tuesday or We'd
nesday will be considered as having
given notice to the Judges and The
Sank Centre Herald that they ac-
cept the campaign managers re-
cords as absolutely correct, and the
Judges will use the Herald's re-
cords as the basis for the final
count.
Don't forget! Third Period Ends
Saturday, Oct. 25th at 10 o'clock.
Just two days.