The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-07-14

all those promises materialize she
is going to skyrocket up the stand
ings. Good luck!
With the publication, in to-
days Courier Reporter, of
candidates pictures, the cand-
idates, themselves and the
public will take a renewed in
terest in the final results
workers should take advant-
age of this.
Even sickness doesn't interfere
with lLorene Belair's enthusiasm.
The young lady from the bakery
even had to visit doctor early
this weekly the way, wonder if
the doctor subscribed?
It's happened at last! Cath
crime Hawkins, raven-haired cand-
idate, and Marian Funk, blond as
pirant, were seen working apart
this week. Congratulations!
AAA
It is doubtful whether any one
display has ever caused more ex-
citement, more pleased comment
or more admiration than has the
display of the campaign prizes
now in The Courier Reporter win
dow.
Between filling gas tanks, clip
ping tresses and finger waving
her friends hair, Betty Barnes has
been able to do quite well for her.
self thus far in the campaign
busy Betty.
Here's q tip, candidates:
We will have . list of pros
poets for new subscribers for
you today.
And now take the case of Rosa
Lewis. The young lady from Fin
ley Hedges didn't let rather un:-
productive start discourage her
and now she's doing real well.
Perseverance pays.
$50
The Courier Reporter and
campaign manager take off
their hats to Miss Thelma
Meredith, artistic, at La Petite
Studio. Miss Meredith on short
notice, photographed the cam
paign candidates for publica-
ton. And what lovely photo
graphs, too. kennewick can
well be proud of claiming an
artist of her caliber.
The enthusiasm which charact-
erizes Miss Pauline McClendon of
Richland should take a decided
leap when the Richland candidate
sees how high her wonderful luck
the other day will take her in the
standings. Keep it up!
Just think! Only nine days and
it's all over!
Melba Erickson has set her
heart on a certain prize. mo, we
won't tell which it is.) You can
win it, Melba, if you make up your
mind to and keep doing as well as
you have in the past.
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Vote standings which appear in
today's papers should quiet a lot
of rumors and raise a lot of cand-
idates' hopes who, until now, could
hardly believe that their standings
were as high as indicated. Count
less rumors, absolutely unfounded,
have been circulated about who
was ahead and how many sub
scriptions she had-this vote
standing is the first standings
ever calculated to date and it is
accurate.
You see, Marian Funk, you fears
of where you would stand on the
vote ladder were unfounded. You
are doing fine.
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The vote standings which will
appear each day in bulletin in
The Courier-Reporter window and
in The Courier-Reporter itself are
the only official standings releas-
ed-watch for them and discount
all rumors to the contrary.
Marian Gleason believes in help
ing herself-when the lists were
not ready for her early this week,
she proceeded to make one of the
difficult lists herself. Initiative,
enthusiasm and earnest work is
all that's necessary to win the bet
ter prizes.
Eileen Olbrich has an unknown
friend her name was entered and
qualified while she was out of
town. Such splendid start should
warrant an equally good finish.
Which prize will be your, Eileen?