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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1909)
PAGE FOUR DAILY CAPITAL JOURXAJ,, 8AI1EM, OltEf.ON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1009. WANT THAT F AUTOMOBILE? YOU MAY OWN IT IF YOU WILL JUST SEE YOUR FRIENDS AND TELL THEM HOW THEY CAN ASSIST YOU TO THE DESIRED END. AY IS THE LAST DAY OF THE SPECIAL TOO OFFER The Special Offer for New Subscribers closes This Evening at 11:00 p, m, The contest closes Dec, 18, 1909, at 1 1 p. m. Do not get these dates confused. THE PRIZES Capital Prize One Five-Passenger, 30-h. p. Automobile. fin riisnlav fit Snlnm Antn finrflfif Grand Prizes Three $425 Eiler Pianos. Three $100 Diamond Rings, bought arid on display at C. H. Hinges' Jewelry Store. Three Beautiful Gold Watches. Three Six Months' Scholarship in the Holmes Business College. Commission Paid All candidates not winning prizes will be paid 5 per cent of all money turned in by them during the contest. "Count the day last whose sun, descending fast, Views from thy hand and no bunch of ballots cast." From tlio Lyrics of tho Contest SInnngcr. Tlio grunt special offer made to contestant closes to night at 11 o'clock p. in.. In order to Iiavo subscriptions count on tills offer nil subscrip tions imiHt bo received nt Tlio Capital Journal office by this hour. In order to Rivo tlio girls In tlio territory outside of tho city the mime ainotint of tlmo to work UN those in tho city the management Mill accept nil sub scriptions sent them that nrc mailed before 11 o'clock to night, hut tho envelope or package In which subscriptions are sent must bear tho postmark of tho ditto niid hour mulled to gether with tho postmaster's name and the hour mailed nfc Ills ottlce ou outside of envelope. IMPORTANT INFORMATION JltiGAttDlNG SPECIAL OFFER Sixty months' now business for tho Capital Journal will en title you to u special ballot of 00,000 votes, Ensli nud every month over tho sixty you mny ho .able to secure, will entitle you to tho proper proportion of another HO.OOO; in other words, tlw larger tho number of new - months, (ho larger your special offer ballot will ho. Much and avory nomination hlunlc that le cut from the Capital Journal gaunt twenty votes, and a girl can 1o nominated na many tlniM as alio uan got blank. With the niuMlnK of oaoh day the Intareet lu the ooutwtt 1 tproadlng more and more ami the enthusiasm ot the oontMtauts la reaching a high or pitch. From the Impetus given tlio work of gathering the free pop It In an aHured faet that the pro ject will be one of the greatest sue qwiuoh ever conducted by any news paper. Doth in the city and In tho terri tory outalde or the city over which the oonteet extend, there In the ele utont of aetlvliy that benpeaka favor ablu for Mine great thing during the nuxt fow wk or even days. Uvery Uuy many votes are received from the cuKMIatM or their friends which completely change the aaneot of the content in certain dlfttviola. Without doubt thfc oouteat now In progreiM and by which the wliuiem of the grand prim will be decided, will bocome the greatest and mosi gluauUo ever attempted by any tiewa- papur bafqre It la brought to a oloae I)ua. 18. loot), "he votes that will decide who will be the winners tire froo to patrons. Votea are allowed to natrons upon payment for subscriptions, for ww aubacrlptlonn and also by coupons rirlnlod in the naner dally. No In crease In tho price of subscription is imtda: to tho contrary, there la u saving by paying lu advance, and u la thoruforo n pleasure for the oan dldnUw to go among their friends and solicit tuolr votes in tho contest that will prove the ability of tho young woman In tho cowmen ovor whtoh the contest oxteuda. Mlthor an automobile, a piano or a diamond ring. r n beautiful gold watch or a scholarship, oan bo won by any qonVeatniU wJo la Induatrloua enough to orgnnUo hor friends and wage an Hggrolv campaign. Iho prlwjB aro magnificent and they will bo oagerly nought for. and U win UBd tlta oandldatoa in hand to al ways he watchful and kW up a lively interest In the OwplUl Journal The vvUm are rloh enough to oaHse nvy to enter any heart mj ovry one In the territory mtttttoqM as beinx included In th wiliest ytvuld gladly be wd th raolplent of any of thom. They will bo dis tributed only in accordance with tho wishes of tho peoplo who llvo In tho different comlmunltles nnd it there foro 1ohoovos ovory candidate to bo up nnd doing all tho tlmo. Call upon your friends, tolephono thorn, wrlto to thorn nud got them to aid nnd ns slBt you in your campaign for tho froo votes thnt moan so much. How Votes Are Secured. Tho votos aro glvoil froo to old and now readers of Tho Capital Journal who pay a certain amount on subscriptions nt tho regular rate. Tho payments can bo mado to thw candidates or tho ofllco direct. Tho number of votes allowed is In pr&, portion to tho amount paid. If any contestant hnB not re ceived a rocolpt book to aid her in making collections, wkj will bo very glnd to send hor ono on roceiving tho roquost by mail. Wo will also send you a list of our subscribers In your locality so you will know who is talcing tho Capital Journal. Tho ro colpt books nro a vory handy thing to havo as some of your frlonds may want to pay you and then you wilt bo ablo to glvo thorn a rocolpt Tor tho monoy. Future Subscriptions. Contestants may find In some cases friends who wish to help them in tho contost by subscribing for Tho Jour nal but aro nlrondy taking a local pa per which Is paid, In ndvnnco, and not dealrlng to rooolvo moro than ono local dally lu their homos at tho same tlmo, tho contoat dopnrtmont has ar ranged to accept and issuo votos on all such subscriptions, tho paper to to start at any future dnto tho sub scriber may designate. Second Payments. A great many peoplo do not under stand, and for. their information we wish to say that anyone starting to take the paper since tho contest start ed will always bo considered a now subscriber during tho life of tho con test and votes given accordingly. It you start tho papor now pay Homo thing In ndvunce and wish to pay more later during tho contest yon will still bo condisorod a new sub scriber and votea will bo iasuod ac cordingly. Small Payments. Candidates that havo taken sub scriptions ror ono, two or three months at the beginning ot tho con tost should get those subscribers to pay tho rest of the your ns they are still cousldored now. For example, a person who sub for tho nanor and paid 60 conts ro- ceived 700 votes, by getting thorn to pay $5.50 more -you will bo given 15.000 votes, less ine tuu votes you have already received on tho 50 cent payment, or 11,800 votea on ?4.50 payment. This ruling also applies to any second payment you may secure. Whoro tho paper la takon by mail or suburban stores tho rate 1h $4.00 per year Is charged a subscriber who paid .16 eonta would pay the difference, ?U.C6 and would receive 14,300 votos. us second payment, but in all ensos, six months or moro must bo added to entitle you to the second payment. Tho new months will also count In on the spoeial offer no win voguo. When turning in auoh payments, kindly mark your stub "second pay ment," Fulso Rumors. Do not believe nil you hear. Some ono will try to discourage ovory good thing. Pale rumors of all aorta wfll be going around and the contest ant should not allow any one to dis courage her by telling yilfforont things they have heard. Kindly re member they are not In a position to Judwe the contest as well as you. The contest manager has ben through many eontests and he knows what is most liable to happen in any big content. Rememheh this. the Vlrl who works will wlg. Friend Who lloln. Friends who subscribe for the p Pier for a term are not really donat ing anything from their pockets, since they subscribe to tho Journal which will be sont to any address to which the subscription is paid. The Journal will not only maintain its present standard of a clean and newsy, reliable family papor, but will go on improving its columns and so far as possible perfecting Its dellv ery service so that there will be no rogrets at having subscribed to help some ueserving contestants. A dllteronco of a few thousand votos is not a vory largo margin, as it means but a year or six months' subscription to The Journal, and those who aro behind by such a small number should not lose heart by any moans, but keep on with tho race with renewed vigor. A race Is never onded until the tlmo for tho last com petitor to win out. Keep . up with tho contest and make It your deter mination tl win niid you will be suc cessful. As industry nnd popularity aro the points that will count In the contest the contest will certainly be a pretty race and one which It will be an honor and a pleasure to participate. Other nominations will bo received as soon as the patrons learn that their favorite has not as yet been put up as a candidate for ono of the splendid prizes. If you have boon remembered by your friends nnd your name is in cluded In tho list below, it gives you an opportunity to win one of thw prizes offered by the Capital Journal. Above all things do not got dis couraged becaifso some ono olso has a fow moro votos than you have. Pledgo your friends to your assist ance, organize your territory, and your success is sure. Magnitude of Contest. Tho contest, by this distribution ot such a groat number of prizes and tho value attached thereto, becomes ono of stato wide Interest. Thousands of people avIU watch closely the stand ing of tho various candidates nnd for that reason tlio standing of the can didates and the number of votes to their credit will bo published daily. All will then know just whoro each ono stands and can work accordingly. Open Kvcnings. For tho benefit of those who are not able to got to tills office during business hours tho contest depart ment will bo open every evening un til nino o'clock. Tlio Contestant and How They Stand: lone Fisher. State Rffln Klntr. state house Miss Evans, 19 & Chom .... Atha Dommick, Lausane Hall Miss Welch, Asylum Sallio Jones, 200 S 12 .... Miss McClelland, 12 & Court 28,960 27,060 3,580 1,760 30 30 20 Will include nil territory outside city in Ma- rion County, including Salem It. F. I. routes. District No. 2- (i04il!rA District No. 1 will include territory in tho city of Salem. A Elslo Cottorntan, Fair Gnds 52,300 Martha Wolx, 12 Salem 52,180 lola DoLnng. 4 01 Union 52080 l'onrl llnwsou, ISnglowood . . 51,000 Mablo O'Flyn. Wilson & Fir 51,890 Clara Foster. 507 N Sum . . 51,870 IDdlth Plorco. 0 & Hood .... 51,700 Helen Wlnslow, Box A, city Gt.SOO Fairy Magera. Oak 51,390 Hertha Kllnger, Ch A Ferry 51.SS0 Irma Cooper, 11C7 Court .. 51,210 Klfile TE. Dencor, 1595 Sag. . . 51,200 lSmum Mutlis. 843 N Front 51,000 Adelalno Flako. 17 & Oak.. 51,000 Adelalne Amlerogg, S 21 . . 50,990 Floy Whitney, Fair Cuds . . 50,780 Lily Stege. N 12 & D 50,710 Holen Noble. 459 Stnto 50.700 Margaret Ostrnndor. 17 & A 50,400 ISthel McDonald, city . . . Martha Brooks. 727 12th Maud Snipes, Fair Gnds Ruth Cress. 20 & Chom . Carrie Graves, city 50,370 50,310 50,200 49.C90 .') nan , V . 51,680 50,800 50,240 50,090 49,980 49,860 49,710 49,680 49,680 49,360 49,010 49,000 48,970 48,900 48,880 48,590 48,580 48,440 48,390 47,900 47,860 47,860 47,380 47,080 47,060 46,380 46,290 46,210 45,810 45,800 45,710 45,380 43,970 44,870 44,800 44,o60 44,010 43,860 43,810 43,800 43,280 42,960 42,330 41,850 41,690 40,810 40,800 40,160 40,100 39,(s0 38,690 37,810 36,800 33,900 31,590 60 30 20 Grace Shields, Gorvals .... Mary Morgan, Sllvdrton . . . Cora Cooloy, R F D 8 Mary Bllnston, R F D 4 Delia Heath, Detroit ...... Nora Mann, Chomawa .... Mabel Goulet, Woodburn . . Mamlo Brown, R F D 3 .... Nellie Bonnoy, Woodburn . . Frelda Spltzbarth, R F D 3 Edith Ashby, Marlon Ellen Zoellner, Mehama . . Josephine Neal, Turner .... Marg. Doerfllor, SUverton . . Gladys Hobson, Mill City . . Milla Amstutz, Slly R F D . . Pearl Manning, Bervais .... Jane Steinberg, Jefferson . . Mary Higginbothom Aurora Grace Licks, Brooks Amelia Schrimer, R F D 3 GJena Dressier, R F D 3 D .Ross, Silverton, R F D 4 Mae Tate, Sublimity Bessie Alexander, Stayton . . Lotta Barnhardt, Silverton . . Maud Brock, Mt. Angel .... Delia Woodworth, Sublimity Maud Cromier, Gates Bertha Limbeck, Pratum . . Mamie Hall, Gervals Alta Hobson, Stayton .... Ida Olson, Macleay Nellie Foss, Mill City. Mario Wltzel, Turner Edna Wilson, Macleay .... Franc. Newman, Woodburn. Delia Keihbeil, Pratum .... Ermel Landen, Woodburn . . Ruth Beaver, R F D 2 .... Irene Campbell, Chemawa '. . Jessie Harris, Mill City .... Pearl Brown, city, R F D 9 Myrtle Taylor, Macleay .... Grace Gcedecker, Detroit . . Nellie Engle, city, R F D 9 Mabel Harper, Pratum .... Minnie Homer, Mill City . . Jennie Hart, Gates Evelyn Wood, Chemawa . . Ed tb Campbell, Mill City . . Sara Anderson, Woodburn . . L. Davenport, SIlv., R F D 3 L. Smith, Silverton Annie Ellis, Gates Catherine Becker, Gervals . . Nellio Hook, Mt. Angel Miss Hase, Mill City ...... r4tv ' District No. .1 Will include nil territory outside of Marion County. ' lie Myrtle Montgomery, S High fl9,S90 Clara Neugebauer, S Com . . '49,770 Delia Urlggs. P S T Co 49.710 Lola Tarpley. 739 N Lib . . 49,700 Joy Turner. 35 Capital 49.H40 lues Bolller. 153 S IS '49,090 Louise Byrd, 74 N Cottngo . . 49,000 Mildred Lucas. Wood's con . , IS.9S0 Nellie Robert. S17 Mill 4S.960 I. Thomason, 17S1 Stnto ... 48.S00 HRiel Scott. Unl & Lee 4SJO0 Vlda McMillan. Fair Gnds . . 4S.G00 Velum Gtllam. Chemuketa . . 4.8, 290 Vlolu Carrothers. 15tlt .... 4S.0OO Mary Schwaf. 533 Stato 47.910 M. Rasmussen. Mlllor & Com 17.S10 Verda Olmstead. C & Mar 47.S10 llorulco Reed. 51 S 17 47.800 Agnee West. 1020 Bush . . 47.500 Mary Barl, 20th 47,230 Uolen Hoffman. 129S N fi .. 17,000 Mary Wood. 2878 Maple . . 46,910 Kato Scott. Wntors Bros .. 46,840 Rose Kenchor. NO 46.490 Clara Dnlrymplo. 1754 Stnto 45,tiu Gertrude Fawk. 509 . . Com 45,310 Lena Uonnott. S Liberty . . 45,890 Jessie Keetou, 952 S Com . . 43,910 Nottlo Mclntiro. 1595 S Com 43,900 Holen Prince. N 4th 42,870 Olive MoAuloy. 468 N L b . . 41,790 Holon Phillips, 1959 Asylum 41,400 Kdim Lansing. 1 1& D 40,8o0 Malllne Carlton. N Salom . . 40.280 Isola Hill. Oak ;.. 39,360 Hlaanor Coolouey, 21 & Cot. , aS.980 Cora Talklngton. city 3,8.440 Desele Wheeley. 1963 K Com 38,270 Ollle Clapper, 19 & Kansas 38.T00 Xoe ToathHclo, 1270 Sum .. 37.CS0 Fleda McPtek. 12 & Winter 87.SI0 Floede Shawibrook. city ,840 Xoe Stockton. 247 N Sum . 34,900 Gertie lllrsoh. VU. Hotel . . S3.S6Q Baima Klein. Oak Pnlv . 31.960 llHllle PsrrlKh-HlHg. c ty 31,8 SO M. Atteruury. T4 N Com 86.880 Ethel Motzger, Dallas Ora Senton, Canby . , Cleo Wh to, McMinnville . . Blanche Mulkoy, Monmouth . Lora Craven, Monmouth . . . Jessie- Pngh, Falls CRy .... Katharine Sutherland, Shedds Agnes Stfnson, city, R F D 3 Rita Alderman, Fnlls City . . Irma Brown, Independence . . Eliza Ayre, Mnrshflold .... Laura Peterson, Newport . , Gertrude Evnns, Bnrlow . . . Eulalfa Lowls, Lyons, Or . . Miss L. Kimsoy, Albany .... Zoe Yantis, Oronco Gertrude lmus, Willamlna . . Lucilo Berry, Shedds Freda Lowler, Dallas Clark Earhart, Independence Ethel Huffman, Sheridan . . Ethel Green. Oregon City . . Winnie Lnndease, Cot Grove Birdie Devaldy, Thomas . . . Mable Ellis, Independence . . Ethol Toozo, Falls City Carrie Georgo, Shoridan . Lola Lonchnrty, McMinv Ivn Burton. Independence . . Grace Davis, Chitwaod .... Wanda Ramm, Crabtreo .... Rose Suodgrasa, Tnlltnnn . . . Alma McDonald, Lebanon . . Ivn Ollbert. Rlckreai Charlotte Hoosdahl, McKee. . Goldle Jones. Shelburn .... Inoa Courtmancho, Shoridan B. Goodrich, Cottngo Grove . Lottie Vontch, Cottngo Grovo Eva Dundns, Willamlna .... Ruth Frlos, Crabtreo Ruth Fry, Lobanon Louise Relgor. McKoo Jon. Fagorstrom, Willamlna Mamie Collins, Albany .... Ethel Grny, Newport Alpha Donnce. Lebanon . . . Myrtlo Vaughn, Harrlsburg . Ruth Baltimore Albany .... Edna Knoths, Lobanon .... Ethol Whlto. McCoy Knthloen Bonnott, Mnrshflold Clara Wlglngs. McKoo .... Kate Jennings, McCoy .... Ethel Romlg. McCoy Coustnnco Millar, Hnrrisburg EIbIo Wldonor. Hnrrisburg . . Morlo Post. Newport Hazol Howard, Newport Mary George, Newport Gen. Songstakun, Mnrshfteld Uoeslo Emory, Blodgott .... Edith Shnggs, Blodgott Bllzaboth Dunn. Portland . . Ida Judd. Newport Miss M. Morriok. Blodgett . . 50.900 50,210 49,870 49,810 49,700 49,310 48,910 48,870 48.810 48,650 4S.000 48,010 47.9G0 47, SCO 47.S40 47.S30 47,580 46.SS0 46.S00 46,790 46,790 46.470 46,310 46,250 46,250 46,230 45.9S0 45,970 45,910 45.S30 45,310 44.S30 44,800 4"4.780 44,710 43,980 43.900 42,680 42.460 42,310 41,850 41.360 40.800 40,180 39.7tu 39.260 38,010 37.680 36,760 36.2S0 36.010 35,900 35.860 35,t 10 34,850 33,810 32.710 31.780 30,460 29.080 24.8S0 19.00 1.090 7,530 SO 20 C. E. LEB0LD & CO. General Merchandise 1144 E. State St. Salem, Or. Return $10 in cash checks and receive 50c in merchandise FREE '.''V' -v - frgfrs 8 w i a i eg Pianos andOrgans 1 Victor and Columbia lalkmg from the cheapest to the best sold on installments and rented. I A full stock of Records. GEO. C. WILL I fiE0- c- WILL Sewing Machines i Latest Sheet Music Genuine needles, oil and new parts for all sewing machines. Sewing ma chines rented. Piano and Organ Studies. Violins, Guitars, Mandolins and Banjos. GEO. C. WILL f GEO. C. WILL I 0 V ".991994 SOUTH SALEM MARKET PLACE POISAL & SHAW General Grocery Store Vo also carry a full line of cigars, tobacco, candy, paints, drugc and stamps. Phono 763 A9tB999999S999-l'999999e9&9YJ A Canl. This la to certify that all druggists are authorized to rotund your money If Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and pre vents serious results from a sold, prevents pneumonia and consump tion. Contains so opiates. The genuine is la a yellow paekagft. Its- fuse substitute. J. C Perry. I"W"M"H M OREGON SIENNA MINERAL PAINT CO. i Manufacturers of and dealers in Pnints, Stains, Varnishes, ? Fillers, Shellacs and Wall '1 Tints ? M. A .MeCorkle, Pres. 1 W. Y. Richardson, Sec. 4 SALEM, OR. I 1 1 i 1 1 f 8 tM I 1 1 M II11HH4 Tliroshermcn Attention! Now f is the time to bring your threshing engines to havo them repaired. Do not wait until the T ust uf, as mere may do some 4. one ahead of you. Come early and avoid the rush. Wo carry T a run line of high pressure steam gauges, also best Scotch water glass. Repairs on auto mobiles, marine and threshing engines and all farm machinery a specialty. E. SI. KIGHTLINQEIt, 178 South Liberty Street 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 m a 11 M-f Journal Popular Voting Contest I This BALLOT Will Count TEN VOTES P For District Address. Good for ten votes when filled out and sent to tho Contest De partmon by mall or otherwise on or before expiration date. No bal IVZT y " tran8f0-d " received by theIiru;d,:r,i0sofequaI valUQ wm be to 0' CUP THE COUPONS From each issue of the Journal, mail or send them be fore the date expires to the (Woe iiiuiiuijci "r 4