The Redwood gazette., 1934-09-06
CANDIDATES CLOSE
AS FINISH NEARS;
TO AWARD z CARS
Only Two Days Remain to Col
lect on Promises; Commune
ties Watch FavOriteS -.
STANDINGS ON PAGE IL
Judges Named to Count Votes
of Last Week Now in Ballot
Box at Office
"Tick-tock, tick-tock."

"Tick-tock, tick-tock."
Slowly but steadily the minutes
are passing into hours, and hours
into days, until now but two import
ant days remain-Friday and Satur-
day-before "Father Time" will call
halt and The Redwood Gazette's
trade expulsion campaign will be
but a memory.
Candidates.! Right now you are
holding your chances in your own
hands. You can win if you will.
Study the vote schedule and note
what big difference few five-year
subscriptions would mean for you.
You have but two days in which to
round up all of those who promised
to help you. If your friends are in
doubt as to a Christmas present,
suggest The Gazette. It will come
every week in the year and be a most
welcome visitor.
These next two days are vital, and
unless you plan them intelligently
you will be in that 81 wish I had
Glass;"
Don't under estimate your oppor-
tunity of winning. A few five-year
subscriptions and the entire lineup
of candidates can be changed and in
stead of being lesser cash prize or
commission candidate, you will be
right among the top-notchers and
receiving the congratulations Of your
friends.
Promptly at 9 p. m. Saturday Of
this week The Gazette's campaign
will come to close. The two beau
tiful automobiles-or the cash if you
prefer-and all the cash prizes will
be awarded and the biggest and most
successful campaign ever conducted
in this section will be history.
AS announced at the beginning of
the campaign the entire last period
of this campaign will be under a
sealed ballot box system.
Must Work Now
The race is close-very close-and
any candidate who does not do his
utmost this week cannot hope to be
big winner. Every worker will
strive to make his total of votes just
as large as possible before the end
arrives. And when every possibility
is exhausted they will call at the
campaign headquarters Saturday
night, deposit their reports in the
sealed ballot box and await the final
count.
The winner Of the big race cannot
be predicted at the present time.
Some of the candidates have develop
ed unexpected strength and the lead
ers are exerting themselves to main
tain their positions in the race. The
present relative vote standings are
subject to such revolutionary changes
that the outcome is impossible to
forecast.
Cars or Cash Hanging in Balance
Working under the new vote
schedule, thousands of votes will be
gained and these votes, perhaps will
be the very ones needed to change
the leadership in the race and decide
the ownership Of the two exceptional
capital prizes.
Candidates have been quick to
realize the benefit to be gained by
taking advantage of this final vote
offer, and are now working with new
vigor.
There have been campaigns in
which bigger prizes were won by less
than 100000 votes.
Everyone in this section and the
surrounding territory is watching
The Gazette's famous campaign.
waiting and wondering who will come
out the winners.
Remember candidates.! You must
be at The Gazette office before 9 p.
m. Saturday. Have your subscrip-
tions written up on report sheets. In
close them with the equivalent in
cash (do not deduct your 20 per cent
commission) in sealed envelope and
have your name written on the out
side as well as on each report sheet.
Then deposit them in the ballot box,
and the count will take place.
We have been fortunate in secur-
ing the assistance Of the following
to act as judges at the final count OF
the campaign; their decision viii be
final and conclusive: Miss Mabel
Wog Of Lamberton; w. P. Davy OF
Morton; w. P. Netzke of Morgan;
Gerald johnson Of Belview and Ard
mer Petersen and John Knudson of
Radmood Falls