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1 - n . i :i i i v f C K r r- 1 t id t 1 It iiuiiiimiassi THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALSM, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11. 1928 WHIPPET PERIOD CLOSES TOIvujhRQi Time for the Last Votes To Be In or Mailed Is the Hour of Midnight ' Honor Roll Today Ralph Eyre Hazel McMorris Mae Young Mrs. W. L. Wilson (By the Contest Editor) Tomorrow, Monday, is the im portant day In The Statesman's automobile contest. It is the Inst '' .7 I ,1 , t. f i . ! f : Sr. T Y 'I 1 A- H '"''; 'i -'-'J 1 ; ',, Photo by Knnell Ellin. HAZEL. McMORRLS' Hazel McMorris, wnose name appears on the honor roll today and who leads the entire contest In votes. Is a young lady of a very , pleading personality and has a host of friends. She has Ilred in Salem five and a half years; a graduate of Salem high school, attended Willamette - University for two years, and inj , her spare time was dental assist ant for Dr. Carl E. Miller. She . Is also an active member of the First Christian church. It is a well known fart that Miss McMorris has splendid nat nral ability, and her friends feel that if she works hard that she is , bound to be a conspicuous con testant when the automobiles are parsed around. Ballots are coming in every day from different sections of the dis trict for this young lady, and judg ing from the number of votes she has a boat of friends. Ton will nsed to win the Walpet. If the contestants halt now for a moment If they alack up and let their enthusiasm wan If they overlook their one opportunity to win, they take the desperate risk of losing thjfr big prise, already psjtf y" wn, thaFlUlIx belongs to them. The candidate whoTaiis tc io her utmost at this stage is In danger ol bringing disappoint ment to friends, who are as Inter ested In their success as the can didates themselves. Sealed Ballot Box In order to make it absolutely fair to all. the sealed ballot box will be in effect starting Wednes day, March 14. until the end of the contest. We believe that this Is in the Interest of all the candi dates and makes it absolutely fair to everybody, as we hit the last week of the big contest. This is ithe policy that is followed in prac tically all the big contests con ducted in the United States, as it is a fair way to wind up a contest. The seal will be placed on the box after the final turn-in Tees day night, and the box will be carefully protected from that time until the ballots are handed over; to the committee of judges when they meet at the close of the con test. The last vote standing of can didates will be published in the paper Tuesday morning. Candi dates are requested to check up on their votes and if they think there is a mistake in the pub lished votes and their own check up. we ask them to come into the office not late than Friday. March IS. and let us check up with them and unravel tangles, if any. that may have developed in any way. No adjustment or complaint wH be considered after that date. We use a Burroughs Adding machine to add up the votes and do our utmost to assure accuracy. If you think there is any mistake come In and get it off your mind. Ralph Eyre, who heads the honor roll today, had a wonder fully good day yesterday securing subscriptions, which indicates what this boy and his friends can do If they really try. Ralph is a go-getter and he has a mother who is extremely hard to beat when he seta down to business in earn est. . If Ralph gets hla organisa tion working right, he will have enough power to win an automo bile. D. B. Boydston of Independence is coming strong and Indications are that he will make a strong finish. Brooks Ladies' Aid Holds Meeting At Sturgis Home BROOKS. March 10. (Special) The Brooks Ladies Aid society was entertained at the lovely coun try home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturgis. A pot luck dinner was served at noon. A special feature was a miscellaneous shower given Mrs. Andy Colyer in honor of their new baby girl. The day was spent quilting and socially. The following program was much enjoyed: Recitation. Elynor Fuller. Ar lene Rassmussen. Claretta Fuller, Kreta Fae Ashbaugb. In the group were: Mrs. George Ferrell. Mrs. A. E. Harris. Mrs. Walter Fuller and daughters Ely nor and Claretta, Mrs. Sylvester Harris. Mrs. Albert Snooks. MiS. 8. J. Mensor. Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. C. V. Ashbaugh. and daughter, Kreta Fae. Mrs. O. L. Bailey, Mrs. A. J. Rassmasaen and daughter Arline. Mrs. George Tkatcb. Mrs. John Lesherr Mrs. Emma Sturgis, Mrs. Andy Colyer and baby daugh ter, Mrs. Luther Hutto of Gervals, Mrs. John S. Dunlavy, and the hostess, Mrs. Frank Sturgis. , , , - lgg -Bgsw y r Returns From California, Likes Oregon Much More ZENA. March 10 (Special) C. Edward Smith who has been in California for two years, ar rived here from Stockton, Cal., last week and is employed on the farm of S. H. Barker and son. 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