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They're neck and neck in the last quarter. The News and Heralds's great $6,000 prize race closes Saturday, August 27 at 9 p. ni.
? .4 Motor Cars 4 Radio Sets Cash awards will be given away.
Six short days and The News and Herald's widely famed $6,000 Prize
Campaign comes to an end. AH of Klamath Falls and the surrounding ter
ritory ere waiting, watching and wondering and hustling for their favor
ite candidates. The .candidates are seething with the bustle of preparation
for the final rush. All are determined to help their candidates fight val
iantly through to victory. Excitement is keyed to the highest pitch.
Riding on the , wave of this wonderful demonstration of enthusiasm are
the ambitious candidates, candidates from every point of the compass,
who are exerting vigorous effort to capture the beautiful prizes the $1515
'Buick Sedan three other handsome enclosed cars four Radio Sets
two $75 Cash, Awards two $50 Cash Awards. From all of the districts
is gathered the storm of votes that will be showered upon the campaign of
fice the closing days.
v . Study the new. schedule carefully. Note the liberal addition in votes
given on new subscriptions. It's your last chance,' and it's sure one way to
victory and a big prize. - .
Present indications point to a hair-breath finish and it's certain the Cap
ital Prizes will be wan by only small margins. No one candidate can appear
certain of victory, and there is abund int speculation as to the outcome. This
last week will decide. It is only thoss who rise to tho occasion and main
tain a stiff upper lip, brushing aside obstacles that may' arise, who have the
best chances of winning the big prizes. It lecrns to be unanimous, this per
serverance that is characteristic of candidates, and this final week will un
doubtedly witness the most spirited battle that has ever been waged, in this
. section. ..,..'
The race is too close to bank upon any possibilities, and there are too
' many people interested in each 'candidate to insure anyone else an easy vie-
tory. . Over-confidence loses one a battle. Relaxation at this stage of the
campaign is suicidal to success. ..Determination to win, coupled with relent
less activity in vote-getting, will make a contestant a winner. There is.no
time to hesitate. What is intended to be done must be done NOW. To
temporize is to let s'o'me candidate sweep ahead and claim the prize that
" would, have been yours.
FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE
$1,515 Buick 5-passenger Standard Sedan, purchased from
end on display at Buick Garage, 1330 Main St., K. F.
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' : THIRD CAPITAL PRIZE
$965.00 Essex Sedan, purchased from and on display at
- the Acme Motor Co., 400 So. 6th St., Klamath Falls.
Important Notice
'The votes as they appear today will remain unchanged until the final count by
the judges, except in the case of correction of errors that may exist. Every can
didate should he sure he or she is listed in the tight district. " If you are not enter
ed in the right district, notify the campaign manager immediately. Every candi
date must be entered in the proper district in order to share in the distribution of
prizes. Also see that your name is listed correctly. The News or Herald will not
be responsible for any errors unless notification is given.
Ten Per Cent Cash Commission will be paid to all active non-prize winners. Under
the Rules and Regulations in the original announcement of the campaign in The
News and Herald an active candidate is one who turns in subscription payments
each week of the campaignt from the time, of his or her entrance.
Final Vote' Schedule
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"Showing the tremendous vote , value of ' NEW subscriptions during the last
week of the campaign (August 22nd to 27th 9 p. m.). This schedule
.Is positively final and Will not be changed. It is the only schedule that
counts how, and supersedes all previous1 schedule," except that votes on
OLD subscriptions are the same as they have been throughout the campaign.
Votes "on NEW subscriptions, as shown below, are figured as equivalent to
70,000 extra votes on a $20 combination, thus complying with the original
announcement. -,-,..,...
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Read These Final Instruc-
; dons carefully.
A't matlri,f caution, and to guard against the
possibility of loss to candidates during these days of
the campaign', final instructions are herewith append
ed. All candidates, especially those who live in ter
ritory; witsidei of Klamath Fahs, should read and
weigh every line carefuly:
"i;i i., mltttnc malled trcm " n "hould be mailed
snecial deliTery to Insure their reaching ua in time H ill
lMn.?.tt'dV Klamath r11 BnJ ltd to nail intafJS
-ciowi. PreC,Ul'0n to nnd ont what tlme Ptomce
1 Un. 0?nafo,!.l.OTedA,ho P1"':'1"" ' "a'l'nif your sulwcrip
ttons np to Saturday Auguat 27. 9 p. m. Thin gives you the
2&H t'-tofcwk.,,lp to -t Wut.. mVndlaS roi
lTTZXHi!hZ yUr PofficeUorc
K amath Fall.. Ore. Thl. will In.ure abaolui; accuracy "nd
R,Pre1!? 8ny ,eUera from 80ln5 "r"y. B sure uae
Special Delivery sump on all ml ,
, J n,?m4n '.ur Iote ba"0' 8 carefully and see that the cor-
li,P ,1 0t .haTe been saea oa am- Pa' Krtlrular
attention t3 oallou MUed on aecond paymentn. and he ure
that proper remittance and roten have been credited If there
- are any corrections to ha made, notify the Campaign Manager
in peraoo ar In writing, and return the ballots for proper cor
rH'ion. The campaign department tll not be reHponaible for
-SfH t.,f';0rL,,J"e8 uotlfltatijn la iveu- whereupon correct
nun will be tirade. j
..MlInd!r n" c?ndltIo will votes be transferred trora One-'
'.candidate to another, Thl. is an absolute rule and will be
strictly enforced. . .. ,
' ' Ev,e,ry, nsTlptlon turned In '"will be verified and' no
pritesi will be awarded until this Is-done. AH votes secured
2. . u, u,'9criPtlonB turned in as new will be cancelled.
switching' will only result In regret and disappointment Be
sure that your subscriptions are-marked correctly. ,
- 7. Second payments must te marked as such en the re
inittance sheet.; Also put down the amount of the first "pay
ment so that proper votes may be given. i
8. All remittances sent Into the campaign office after Wed
nesday, August 24, should be either postal money oTders. -x-press
money orders, certified checks, or drafts. Only bona fide
Subscriptions will be accepted. No sums of money will be ac
cepted the names of subscribers to he supplied Inter. Every
.subscription mQut. be accompanied by the- usual remittance
sheets, profcrly filled out.
-.'-ABHA'TKLY NO MONEY WILL BE KCPCKDED ON
8UBSCKIPTI0NS PAID IN DURING THIS CAMPAIGN.
. 10. Prcmpt acknowledgement will be made of all subscrip
tions and remittances received from candidates. If you' ii
Hot. rceolvs prompt, acknowledgement o' sutacrlplions and
. mil Unices you st ud In, ba sure to notify tba campaign manager
Immediately. , . -
Rates for News or Herald
NEWS or HERALD
Hy Carter in Klamath Kails
Five
Four
' PRICE NEW
Team ....$32.50 27,750
Years 26.00 201.000
Three Years .. 19.50 138.260
Two Years 13.00 HS.600
One Year . .50 37.750
Six Months .... 3.50 17,250
Vote .
OLD
160.000
110.000
70.000
40,000
15.000
5,000
Combination Rate , for Both Papers
NEWS AYD IfEHALD
Hy farrier In Klamath Kolla
' Volt
TRICE
Five Years ....!. 00
Four Years 62.00
Three Years 39.00
.Two Years 26.00
Ono Year 1.1.00
Hlx Months 7.00
NEW
687.600
442,000
316.500
201.000
H5.60O
37.600
OLD
.160.000
260,000
180,000
110.900
40,000
15,000
New or Herald
By "Mall TMtrMa Klun'iatli Volls '
Votes
Five Years
Four Years
Three Years
Two Years ..
One Year ..
Six Months
' FftlCE
..$25.00
.. 20.00
.. 15.00
.10.00
.. 6.00
.. J.75
NEW
237.500
170.000
112.500
70.000
29,600
13,625'
OLD
160.000
100,000
. (0,000 '
35,000
12.000
4,000
News and Herald
It) Mull OulBldo KlamatU Falls
VotM
Flv. Years .
Four Years .
Three Years .
Two Years ...
Ono Year ....
Six Months ..
PRICE
.-$60.00
.. 40.00
30.00
. 20.00
10.00
... C.50
NEW
615.000
3X0,000
266.000
160.000
70.000
31.250
OLD
340.000.
240.009
160.000 '
00,000
36.000
12.000
SECOND CAPITAL PRIZE
$1,005 Chrysler "50" Sedan, purchased from and on dis
play at Howie Motor Co., Esplanade and Pine Sts., K. F.
' for Economical Transportation
FOURTH CAPITAL PRIZE
$849.00 Chevrolet Sedan, purchased from and on exhibi
tion at the Chevrolet Sales & Service, 522 S. 6th St., K. F.
DISTRICT PRIZES
Two $300 r Stromberg-Carl--
- son Radios
Two $150 Stewart-War-
- ner Radios
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Two $300.00 Btromberg-Carlson Radio Rets,
fully equipptMl, one for each of the two dis
tricts, pnrhaHd from and on illnplay at the
liarl Bhepherd Co., 607 Main street, Klam
ath Falls.
Two $75.00 Cash Awards
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Two $150.00 Blewart -Warner, Radio sets, ful
ly equipped, one for each of the two dlslitcts,
purchased from and on dlnplay at tho Karl '
Bhepherd Co., 607,. Main street, Klamath Falls,
Two $5d.00 Cash Awards
Two $75.b6 cash awards one
each of the two dittricU.
for
Two $50.00 "cash awards one 'for
Standing of Contestants
DISTRICT NO. 1
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Comprise all torritory within the city of
Klamath Falls, Shipington and Pelican City.
Dorman, Wm. J ; 860,400
Howard, Ju'anita ...810.625
Vernon, Mra. J. W '. 865.900
Moore, ,Vera :.;..890,500
Hoskinj?, Mrs. J. E ;......V860,450
..Foster, Mra. Walter ..: ..881.675
Martin, Mrs. Jack. Pelican City a.897,575
Edmonds,' Mina ...895,725
Druchb'u, Sophie ....890,260
Jones,. Mrs. Wilbur 891,450
McEwin, Marie .....896,675
Torrey, Mrs. R. D. '.. ...89&S400
DISTRICT NO. 2 . . ;
CompriHcs all territory outside,.tho city
of Klamath Falls, Shippington and Pclicun
Midgiff, Mildred, Algoma
Bunch, Marian, Ft. Klumalh
SkeenT Meda ,K. ..j
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Bi'oWn, IVfrs. Arlene, Merrill
Andcrsqn, Mrs. Francis, Dorrls, Culif.
Kclkar,' Kamilla, Malin ......i.......
Dufort.JMrp. J,'.0.. Chijoauin t,
Wait, Mrs. II. W., R. F. I). . .................
'.Daniel, 'Mrs. Cf M., Bonansca
Puckett, Jessie, Keno
Barry, Josephine, Lnkoview
llanan,; LpuiHO, Paisley
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limits .
City.
,863,100
,.668,375
.'769,450
.880,725
.857,875
,892,500
809,775'
894,700
'867,000
,855,250
899,750
474,500
each or the two diUncts.