CLACKAMAS COUNTY N EW S, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 192»
The Gong Sounds Saturday Night
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W h e n the B ig Second Period V o t e an d Point Schedule B ecom es History.
The next few hours will probably conclusively determ ine who
will be presented with prizes which are equivalent of over $2500
in rew ard fo r th eir energy and determ ination. Any candidate
can win one of these m am m oth prizes and the added prize of $100
in gold, as close as th e race now stands. E verything depends on
w hat each candidate is able to accomplish in the next few houis.
H ustle is the key th at will unlock the treasu re cheat th at is filled
with m agnificent prizes, by fa r the most valuable and attractiv e
ever offered by any new spaper in this section in recognition of
energy and activity. N ever before has th ere been such an array
of g ifts as in this G ift Giving Cam paign. And never w ere there
such battles waged to win them . Present indications point to a
hair-breadth finish. And, w hile it is certain th at th e w inning
votes will run high, it is reasonably certain th at the fine m otor
cars will be won by a narrow m argin. It would be b etter to win
the prize you most desire by a million or m ore than enough votes,
than to get left by a few thousand— to let one of these beautiful
cars slip through your fingers because you lacked a few thous
and votes.
This S aturday night, prom ptly a t 9 o’clock, the big second period
schedule of votes and points ends forever. Y our effo rts by 9
o’clock S aturday night will pay you big. W hat you do by 9 o’clock
Saturday night can m ean your choice of the two enclosed c a ri
and $100 in gold. A fter 9 o’clock, S aturday night, it will take
m any m ore subscriptions to secure the sam e num ber of votes than
it will take today or tom orrow .
REM EM BER, the big cam paign ends and all prizes will be aw ard
ed ju st one week from S aturday night— on A pril 0. Anyone can
finish last— but it takes a person with real ability and real friends
to win out against a field of such strong candidates as are com
peting in the Clackam as C ounty News’ big cam paign. T he atte n
tion of candidates is called to the vote value on second paym ents
on subscriptions. You can win by taking the fullest advantage
of the present big vote schedule. If you ever intend to do any
thing big fo r yourself in this cam paign, DO IT NOW !— But a
few hours rem ain.
Campaign Closes One Week From Saturday Night and All Prizes Will Be Awarded Saturday, April 6
EXTRA $100.00 IN GOLD Closes at 9 p. m. This Saturday
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CHRYSLER “PLYMOUTH” SEDAN $ 8 7 0 . 0 0
CHEVROLET COACH............................. $ 7 3 2 . 0 0
FRIGIDAIRE................................................$ 2 1 5 . 0 0
RADIO .......................................................... $ 1 2 5 . 0 0
RADIO ............
$ 1 0 0 .0 0
SET ROGERS SILVERWARE ..................$ 6 0 . 0 0
ESTIMATED CASH COMMISSIONS $ 5 0 0 . 0 0
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SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL COUNT FAST THESE
DAYS— BUT THE VOTE SCHEDULE
WILL BE REDUCED AGAIN
SAT NIGHT, MAR. 30
The attention of candidates is again called to
the big vote value of the SECOND PAYMENTS on
subscriptions—that is— extensions of subscriptions
received earlier in the campaign. In securing these,
candidates should be certain that the receipt stub is
plainly marked “second subscriptions” and the
amount of the first subscription shown.
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E you going to rest on your oars and lose? It will depend on what you do -
“ between now and 9 o’clock Saturday night.
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Second Period Vote Schedule — March 10 to 30
The Following Number of Votes Will Be Given on
Subscriptions:
Votes
1-Year— ........................................... 9,000
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2-Year— ........................................... 22,500
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3 -Year—
45,000
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4-Year— ........................................... 90,000
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180,000
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6-Year—: ........................................... 270,000
10-Year— .......................................... 510,000
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issued on every club of $20 turned in on subscrip- |
tions. The club may be composed of small or large §
subscriptions totaling $20.
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This Extra Prize | |
WHO WILL WIN?
W ho will be w inners in th e Clack
am as C ounty N ew s’ big G ift Cam
paign? Who will ride in the new en
closed cars, ju st a week from Sun
day? Who will win the $100 cash
aw ard? These questions are p ara
m ount questions of interest in E ast
ern Clackam as county. Only a few
m ore days and th e questions will be
answ ered.
Scores of predictions have been o f
fered: astrologists, palm ists and ex
ponents of the occult science have
been consulted, all in an e ffo rt to
obtain some inkling of w hat the o u t
come will lie. Yet all these questions
avail them not, fo r the final resu lt
is as m uch as ever in doubt.
In frenzied e ffo rt to elim inate as =
much of this doubt as possible, can- E
didates all over this te rrito ry are E
scouring the com m unities ceaselessly. ^
From th e w aking hours of m orn until =
the day is done, these am bitious can-
didates are fighting the b attle eour- E
ageously, never pausing but keeping E
busily at it, th a t th e tide of favo r JE
will sweep tow ard them .
Such activity as this w ith such E
eager candidates filled w ith spirit of E
conquest, has never had its equal in E
this section of th e county. The race ^
fo r suprem acy is rushing forw ard, =
nip and tuck.
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have no chance, if they be judged
by th eir present vote standing, prom
ise to spring such big surprises a t the
end as will send the too confident
ones down to d efeat. O ver-confi
dence is the biggest handicap under
which a candidate can labor. This
unw elcom e a ttrib u te is th e cause of
m ore regrets th an anything else in a
cam paign of this sort.
The only way to be sure of w inning
is to spend every m inute scouring for
subscriptions. P erseverance is the
only w inning quality. And see w hat
th ere is at the top fo r th e plucky
ones— tw o enclosed m otor cars and
$100 in gold and o th er prizes and
commissions, each th e rew ard fo r p er
severance. The prizes will m ake
th eir ow ners proud.
The big vote schedule and point
schedule in effect ihis w eek and the
100,000 ex tra vote o ffer, together
w ith th e “ Second P aym ent” o r ex ten
sion plan, m akes easily possible a
rapid rise in votes. One candidate
stated yesterday th a t she was m ak
ing a thorough canvass of every sub
scriber she had previously secured,
and thus fa r h er retu rn s have av er
aged b etter than 50 per cent.
: D eterm ined m ethods are being =
: brought into play to m ake a "clean- E
: up” of the territo ry . C andidates are :
E d artin g hither and yon in quest of ;
E votes. Make these days the m ost ac- \
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of any th at have gone before. :
: The tim e is short, yet any candidate E
E can m ake him self o r herself the win- E
E n er in th a t time. And, when the sun :
E sets on the final d-ty, t:ien you can ;
; reflect contentedly th at your w ork :
: was a mighty e ffo rt well p ut fo rth . :
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1 To Be Given Away for Work Done Before March 30
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This special prize o ffe r cam paign is of vital im portance to
every candidate and to every m an and w om an contem plating partic-
ipating in this lavish distribution of luxurious autom obiles and other
handsom e g ifts u nd er the auspices of this new spaper. Come in and
confer w ith the cam paign m anager before Tuesday noon and receive
full particulars regarding this o ffer. Everyone starts on an equal
basis fo r this gold g ift.
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Extra . . . Extra
$100 in Gold
NO OTHER SPEC IA L O FFER OF ANY N ATURE W H ATSO EVER
W ILL BE M ADE DURING TH E REM AINDER
OF THE CAM PAIGN
An ex tra prize of $100 IN GOLD will be given to th e candidate
scoring the g reatest num ber of points before M arch 30. All sub
scriptions tu rn ed in during this period of tim e will count both points
and votes.
All candidates start on even term s— at zero. E very candidate
will have an equal chance at this special prize.
This aw ard is in addition to all prizes and will be given fo r
points m ade before M arch .‘10.
All votes, club votes and all, are given regularly on all sub
scriptions turned in before M arch .'10, as well as credit points on the
special offer. This o ffer does not in terfere in the least w ith w in
ning the prize you started out afte r. In fact it will help you, fo r
while you are w inning the ex tra $100 IN GOLD you will be piling
up a to tal of votes th at will ca rry you to the top of the list fo r the
final dash fo r one of th e originally announced prizes.
, . . How Subscription Points C ou n t. . .
FIRST W EEK
SECOND W EEK
THIRD W EEK
Ending March 16
Ending Marc h 23
Ending March 30
Points
Points
No.
No.
Points
No.
New Old Years
Y ears
New Old Y ears
New Old
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24
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As shown in the above schedule, m ore points are given fo r the
securing of new than are given fo r renew al subscriptio ns. To get
these extra points, the new subscription m ust he from a person who
was n ot a regu lar subscriber to this paper on M arch 11, 1929.
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This gives all candidates a tw o-fold opp ortu nity in this second
period of the cam paign. Each candidate has the opportunity now
of piling up a big vote to tal on the original prize list o f two m otor
cars and o th er gifts. A t the sam e tim e and with the sam e suhscrip-
tions you secure points w ith which to win the ex tra added prize of
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I IF YOU HAVE ANY DESIRE TO WIN THIS RACE YOU MUST GET BUSY NOW |
How Second Payments Count during Second Period which closes at 11 o’clock Saturday night, March 30th
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Anyone who paid ANY candidate
in the F irst Period $1.50 for a Anyone who paid ANY candidate A nyone who paid ANY candidate ! A nyone who paid ANY candidate Anyone who paid ANY’ candidate Anyone who paid ANY candidate
in the F irst Period $1.50 for a 1- in th e F irst Period $1.50 for a 1- in th e F irst Period $1.50 for a 1- in the F irst Period $1.50 for a 1- in the F irst Period $1.50 for a 1-
l.y e a r subscription, and
year subscription, and
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M aking th eir entire subscription paym ent equa| to $6 for 4 ye. r., paym ent equal to $7.50 for 5 yeers paym ent equal to $9 for 6 years, paym ent equal to $15 for 10 years
paym ent equal to $3 for 2 years. paym ent equal to $4.50 for 3 year. The
receivin|f the «2nd The candidate receiving th e “ 2nd The candidate receiving th e “ 2nd The candidat e receiving the “ 2nd
The candidate receiving the “ 2nd The candidate receiving the “ 2nd P aym ent" will receive 108,000 P aym ent” will receive 225,000 P aym ent” will receive 348,000 P aym ent” will receive 6 6 8 ,0 0 0
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P aym ent” will receive 18,000 votes 1 P aym ent” will receive 48,000 votes votes.
In addition to the above votes, 100,000 E xtra V otes will be issued on every club of $20. A club may be com posed of small or large am ounts, in all $20
MAY THE BEST CANDIDATES W IN!
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