Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 30, 1909, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextV DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1000. PAGE NINE , j Tf w mmil. ' Contest Will Boom For Next Twelve Days LAST SPECIAL OFFER F IEIYED WIT INDUCEMENTS OF OR H APPR NEWSU OVIAL TWO Fl BSCRIPTIQNS ON ALL SIDES NE EXTRA PRIZES YOU CAN WIN ONE IF YOU TRY HARD All Candidates Have an Equal Opportunity of Winning One of the Special Offer Prizes Regardless of How Much or How Little She May Have Done Up to the Present Time. The proposition of giving two ex tra prizes for the next twelve day3 of tho contest opened strongly yes terday morning and already a num ber of candidates have signified their Intention of making a strenuous -effort to win one of them. Contestants should not forget that this is opportunity week and get every available subscription they possibly can in the next two weeks. On Sat urday evening, December 11 at 11 p. m., the great special offer will be a thing of the past. What you intend doing you should start today, as a lew subscriptions might bo the mean3 of your winning ono of the grand pri zes. Get right to work and get your share of the subscriptions to be had only for the asking. The girl that will not get a move on herself with these big induce ments to stimulate her to action would hardly bestir herself for a crown of glory, and her friends may as well give her up first as last. Tho Capital Journal handsome prizes are going to be won by the active am bitious contestants. It is an easy matter for a candidate to go out and pick up a few yearly subscriptions i to tho Capital Journal much easier I than many of them think. The am- bitious girls who do a little work J along this line are the ones that will j surely come out victorious. Sitxeen days more of the great Greatest Prize Offer N THE GREAT JOURNAL CONTEST First Prize-Solid Brass Bed Second Prize Princess Dres ing Table. In addition to extra prizes every candidate who sends in new sub scriptions gets extra votes. Description of the Extra Prizes Th TQRutiful Brass Bed Made of . .t, . r..ii. finish, Coloniol de ll 1 lii i1 I $25 Dressing Table. $0.00 Brass Bed. sign, massive large round posts; height 5 feet, 2 inches at head, 3 OQtf, 5 inches at -foot. This is one of the very latest designs of most pop ular beds of today, and will be a beautiful ornament to any home. The Princess Dressing Table The one thing every young lady will ap preciate for har own room; finished in dull mahogany, with French bevel plate glass 1Cx24; swell front design with solid brass trimmings. This should bo seen to bo appreciated. The above prizes were purchased from Burfon & Hamilton's big furni ture store 'and will bo on display In their show window during this spe cial offer. Call and see them. - THE REGULAR PRIZES The Capital Prize One 1910 Five-Passenger Automobile, 20 horso power, 4-cylinder, with full equipment. The Grand Prize- Pianos Three $42"5 Ellera Pianos (one for each dis trict); stylo conservative; vory latest design. The Second Prize Three Gonulne $100 Diamond Rings. (Ono for each district). The Third Prize Three Beautiful Engraved Gold Watches; Elgin move ment. (One for each district.) The Fourth Prize Three Six Months' Scholarships in Holmes Businoss College of Portland. (One for each district). Tho candidates not winning prizes will be paid 5 per cent of all money turned In by them during the contest. . VALUE OF SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS The Daily Capital Journal. By Car Ono mouth ? .50 Two months 1.00 Threo months 1-50 Six months 3.00 One year A0"" T-wo years . 12.00 Three yoars 18.00 Four years 24.00 Five years 30.00 By Mail Votes Given New Subs Old Subs $ .35 700 1.400 3,000 7,000 15,000 40,000 70,000 100,000 150,000 .35 .70 1.00 2.00 4.00 8.00 12.00 10.00 20.00 350 700 1,500 3,500 7,500 20,000 35,000 50,000 75,000 GREAT SPECIAL OFFER For twelve days, boginning Monduy, November 29. at 8 a. m and ond ing Decombor 11, 1909, at 11 a. m.,sharp, In addition to the above sohe dulo of votes we make tho followingoffer: We will give to each and every contestant an extra ballot of 50,000 votes who turns into the Capital Journal office five new 12-month dally subscriptions between November 29 and Docembor 11, 1909. We will also give each contestant an extra ballot of 25.000 votes who turns In five new C-months dally subscriptions between these dates. How Special Offer Prizes Are Awarded To the candidate who eariV the largest Special Offer Ballot during this offer, we will present this beautiful $60 Solid Brass Bod. To tho candi date who onrns the next largest ballot will be presented the $25 Princess Dressing Table. Nothing less than a C-months dally subscription will apply on this offer. Those records will be glvon to the judges, who will have full charge of the counting of votes and they wll dleolde the winner of those two special off or prizes. THIS IS TIIK CIIANCK TO CATK THE LEADERS BKSIDKS WIN' AX EXTRA PRIZE. Do not hold subscriptions back but send them as you reoelvo thorn. The contest manager will koep an aocurato account of subscriptions from each contestant and will, at the oxpl ration of this offer, mall tho Speolal Offer Ballots to those entitled to same. THIS IS THE GRBSATBST OFFER OF THE CONTEST. Address CONTEST DEPARTMENT Capital Journal contest, just three weeks more for the different contest ants to hustle. No one knows what rosorve the different candidates have, and there are a good many candidates In the districts who should be very much surprised to know how good a chance they have to win tho automo- I bile or one of the threo beautiful pianos. If you want to got ahead 'and get a good reserve, see your friends and get their subscriptions. Do not hold tho subscriptions back, but turn them In to this office as soon as you receive, them and get the votes that they will ontitlo you to. The Inducement just made is a very liberal one and it affords every can didate in the race nn opportunity to get a goodly rosorve land by for tho future. Don't w'alt for the others to get the votes in your locality, but start to day and make up for any time that you may have lost waiting for others to get votes for you. People like to help those who help themselves. The contestants are' beginning to realize that the difference of a few thousand votes is not a very large margin and are not losing heart by any means. A race Is never ended until the goal is reached, and there is always time for the last competitor to win out. Something to Think About. There is probably not a girl in tho Capital Journal contest who cannot go out and pick up in one or two clays twenty new subscribers to the Journal. Every last one of them has this number of fniends whom she can influence in her behalf, and do It easily. It requires only a little en ergy upon a girl s part to do this work. And think what this means to the girl who goes out "Ts3 does this little piece of work. To got twenty new subscribers to the Capital Journal for one year will give her 350,000 votes. What energetic candidate cannot pick up twenty new subscribers -in a few dayls' time? Think about this thing, candidates, Got your energy in motion, and get one of the handsom.0 prizes. Your friends will admire you for your energy; they will be proud of you for what you do, whether you win or not. But if you work, you'll win; All good things come to those who rightly wills and works. Tho Capital Journal's handsomo prizes will go to the.girlg who work and that's just where they ought to go. Coupons Valuable. Cut the coupons from tho paper and help the girl win a prize. Vote as often ns you wish. It costs absolutely nothing to voto in tho Capital Journal contest. The votes are counted every day at 4 o'clock and the standing of tho candidates announcod in tho next evening's isuo of the Capital Journal. Tho contestants In tho outside dis tricts can send in tho subscriptions as soon as secured and tho votes to which they are entitled will be mail ed to them, and can bo voted at once or saved by thorn for a reserve. By doing this tho pnper can bo started to the subscriber at once, which will enlargo your campaign. The contest manager is at tho Capital Journal office and Is prepared to answer all questions of those who call or write to him. Call on tho con test mauager and he will proparor you for making a campaign that will accomplish wonders. Small Payments. Candidates lhat navo taken sub scriptions for ono, two or three months at tho beginning of tho con test should get these subscribers to pay the rest of the year, aa they are still considered now. For example, a person subscribed for tho paper by carrier and paid 50 cents received 700 votes, by getting them to pay $5.50 more you will bo glvon lo.OOO votes, loss tho 700 votes you have already received on tho 50 cent payment, or 14,300 votes on $5.50 payment. Tho same number of votes are issued to mall and store subscribers at $4.00 a year. This ruling also appllos to any soo ond paymont you may securo, but in all cases, bIx months or moro miiBt be added to ontitlo you to tho second paymom. Tho new months will also count In on tho special offor'now In vogue. When turning in Buch payments, kindly mark your stub "socond pay ment." Second Payments, A groat many people do not un derstand, and for their Information v.'o wish to say that anyone starting to tako tho papor since tho contest started will always bo considered u now subscriber during tho life of the contest and votes given accordingly If you start tho paper now pay some thing in advance and "wish to pay more later during the contest you will still be considered a new sub scriber and votes will be Issued ac cordlngly. Future Orders. In some cases contestants will find that prospective subscribers are now paid in advance for some other pa por and do not desire to have two papers from the same town. In order that candidates may se cure these subscriptions, wo will hold their papers until they order It. Industrious Forgo Abend. The list of candidates and the number of votes received by each show that tho Industrious aro forg ing ahead In the battle of tho bal lots. Tho votes aroi freo but In many ensos It Is necessary for the candidates to go around among their friouds and gather them in. Those freo votes aro given for payments on subscriptions, for now subscriptions and also for coupons and nomination blanks printed In tho paper dally. Tho votes on tho subscriptions nre freo and tho nuember Is in propor tion to the amount paid at the regu lar rate. Fnlso Rumorc. Do not believe all you hear. Some one will try to dlscourago ovory good thing. Falso rumoro of all sorts will bo going around and tho contestnat should not allow anyone to dlscourf age her by telling different things they havo heard. Kindly remember thoy are not in a position to judgo tho contest as well as you. Tho contest manager has been through many different contests and ho knows what Is most llablo to hap pon In any big contest Romerber this, tho girl who works will win. Open Evenings. For the benefit of thoso who aro not able to got to this offico during business hours tho contest depart ment will bo open every evening un til nine o'clock. Tho Contestants and How They Stand District No. 1 will Includo territory in tho city of Snlcni. Ruth Cress, 20 & Chom . . 77,840 Fairy Magers, Oak 77,780 Edith Pierce, 6 & Hood .... 77,700 Lola DeLong, 4G1 Union .. 77,530 Martha Wolz, E Salem .... 77,340 Elsio E. Doncer, 1595 Sag . . 77,010 Adolaine Flake, 17 & Oak . . 77,200 Clara Foster, 507 N Unlv . . 77,200 Verda Olmstead, C & Mar . . 7 4, ISO Laura Bennett, S Liberty . . 77,000 Delia Briggs, P S T Co .... 70,980 Emma Muths, 843 N Front . . 70,900 M. Rasmusson, Miller & Com 76,880 Edna Lansing, 17 & D 76,840 Elsie Cottorman, Fair Gnds 7G.800 Dora Richtor, S 24th 70,790 Nellie Roberts, 817,Mill 7G.710 Maud Snipes, Fair Gnds.. 7G.6G0 Ethel McDonald, city 7G.300 Lily Stego, N 12 & D ...... 7G.980 Hazel Scott, Unl & Leo .... 7G.050 Floy Whitney, Fair Gnds . . 7G.020 I. Thomason, 1781 Stato . . 75,900 Irma Coopor, 11G7 Court . . 75,810 Margaret Ostrander, 17 & A 75.G40 Bertha KHnger, Ch & Ferry 75, GOO Pearl Rawson, Englewood . . 75,290 Carrie Graves, city 75,200 Martha Brooks, 727 12th ,. 75,000 Vlda McMillan, Fair Gnds.". 74.9G0 Helen Wlnslow, box A, city 74,890 Helen Huffman, 1298 N G . . 74,700 Bernico Rood, 251 S 17 74,400 Viola Cart-others, 15th .... 74,400 Fleda McPeok, 12 & Winter 74,050 Isola Hill, Oak 73,900 Adolaine Andoregg, S 21 . . 73,800 Helen Noblo. 459 Stato .... 73,790 Myrtle Montgomery, S High 73,520 Mabel O'Flyn, Wilson & Fir 72,840 Mildred Lucas, Wood's con . . 72,800 Joy Turner, 35 Capital 72,090 Rose Konchor, N Gth 72,410 Eleanor Cooloney, 21 & Cot 71,810 Lena Korshaw, Asy & States 70,910 Ollie Clappor, 10 & Kansas 70,140 Clarua Neugobauor, S Com . . G9.100 Mnry Schwaf, G33 Stnto .... G9.0G0 Volma Gilliam, Chomoketa . . 08,810 Loulso Byrd, 74 N Cottage . . G8.410 Kate Scott, Waters Bros . . G7.710 Lela Tarpley, 739 N Lib ... G7.G00 Nollie Mclntlre, 1595 8 Com GG.990 Agnes West, 1020 Bush .. GG.780 Holen Prince. N 4th GG.740 Bessie Woelor, 19G3 N Com GG.510 Mary Wood, 2378 -Maplo . . G5.800 Gertrudo Fawk. 509 Com .. 05,140 Jessie Keoton, 952 S Com . . G2.810 Holen Dalrymplo, 1754 Stato G2.380 Mallino Carlton, N Salom . . 01,880 Alico McAuloy, 4G8 N Lib.. G1.340 Helen Phillips, 1939 Asylum 59,590 Cora Talklngton, city : 58.820 Mary Earlo, 20th 58,340 Emma Kllon, Oak & Univ. , 57,140 Flossio Shambrook, city .... 48.1G0 Harrlo Parrlsh-Hlngvw, city. . 43,510 Gertio HIrsch, Wll Hotel .. 37,410 Miss Evans, 19 & Chom .... 3,580 Athn Dommlck, Lnusano Hall 1,700 Miss Welch, Asylum 30 Salllo Jones, 200 S 12 .... 30 Miss McClelland, 12 & Court 20 Frelda Spltzbartz, RF D 3 Mary Bllnston, R F D 4 Hannah- Schotzlo, Mt, Angel Dolla Woodworth, Sublimity Mablo Harpor, Prntum .... Alta Hobson, Stayton Josophluo Neal, Turner .... fldlth Ashby, Marlon T. . . . . Jonnlo Hart, Gates ..." Francos Weaver, Hubbard . . Graco Licks, Brooks ...... Cora Cooloy, R F D 3 Merlo Wltzel, Turnoj' ...... Marg. Doerflior, Sllvorton . . MUla Amstutz, Sllv., R F D Myrtle Taylor, Macleay .... Dolla Kelhbell, Prntum .... Amelia Schrlmor, R F D 3 Pearl Manning, Gorvals .... Jesslo Harris, Mill City .... Edna Wilson, Macleay .... Graco Goodyear, Dotrolt . . Kath. Crawford, Salom RFD Mamlo Hall, Gorvals Franc. Nowman, Woodburn . Irene Campbell, Mill City . . Annlo Elllo, Gates Mablo Wlor, Hutfard Nollio Hook, Mt. Angel .... Miss Haso, Mill City 74,010 74,000 74,000 73,970 73,900 73,430 73.800 72,940 72,810 72,510 72,400 72,040 71,900 71,390 70,110 09,940 69,310 68,960 68,00 65,990 6.t,340 62,800 61,700 60,900 57,140 49,300 50,760 30 30 20 District No. 3 Will Includo nil territory outside of Marlon County. , Gertrudo Evans, Barlow . . . 78.8S0 Lora Cravon, Monmouth . . 78,240 Eliza Ayro, Marshflold .... 77,640 Ethol MOtzgor, Dallas 77,110 Blanch Mulkey, Monmouth . 77,040 Miss L. KImsoy, Albany .... 76,880 Jesslo Pugh, Falls City 76.5G0 Eulalla Lewis, Lyons 76,280 Catherine Sutherland, Shedds 76,140 Agnes Stlnson, city, R F D 3 75,890 Clco White, McMlnnvillQ . . 75,870 Ellzaboth Dunn, Portland . . 75,140 Lola Longhnrty, McMlnnvillo 75,080 Laura Peterson, Newport . . 75,050 Grace Davis, Chltwood .... 74,690 Rita Alderman, Falls City . . 74,880 Zoo Yantls, Orenco 74,410 Irma Brown, Independence. . 74,020 Iva Gilbert, Rtckreal 73,810 Constance Miller, Harrlsburg 73,710 Ethol Green, Orogon City . . 73,390 Carrlo George, Sheridan .... 73,040 Ethol Huffman, Shorldan . . 72,980 Alma McDouald, Lebanon . . 72,870 Birdie Dovanoy. Thomas . . . 72,160 Lucllo Berry, Shedds 71,410 Eva Dundns, WlUamlna .... 67,000 Gertrudo Imus, Willamlna . . 71,410 Myrtle Vaughn, Harrlsburg 71,340 Ilazol Howard, Newport .... 71,110 Ruth Fry, Lobanon 70,800 B. Goodrich, Cottago Grovo GO, 980 Roso Snodgrass, Tallman . . . 69,900 Ruth Fries, Crnbtroo G9.470 Edna Knoth, Lobanon 68,310 Goldlo Jonos, Sholburn .... 06,080 Inez Courtmancho, Shorldan 65,840 May Hall, Myrtlo Point G5.200 Wanda Ramm, Crabtreo .... G4.900 Wlnnlo Landesso, Cot Grovo 64,000 Ora Seaton, Cnnby G2.940 Mabel Ellis, Indopondonco . . 03,940 Ethel Toozo, Falls City .... 63,200 Freda Lowlor, Dallas .... 02,810 Charlotte Hoesdnhl, McKeo . 02,400 Aljha Donaco, Lobanon .... G1.810 Kato Jonnings, McCoy .... 59,400 Lottlo Voatch, Cottago Grove 58,340 Jon. Fngorstrom, Willamlna 57,810 Clara Wiggins, McKeo .... 56,680 Clara Earhart, Indopondonco 56,540 Ethel Gray, Nowport 54,160 Iva Burton, Independence . . 54,100 Kathleen Bennott, Marshflold 53,950 Ethol Romlg, McCoy 53,800 Louise Roiger, McKeo 51,840 Ethol White, McCoy 47,540 Mary Goorgo, Nowport .... 43,840 Elslo Wldener, Harrlsburg . . 38,700 Merlo Post, Newport 35,780 Gen Sengstakon. Marshfleld 34,860 Cecil Miller, Myrtle Point . . 11,890 Boss Emory, Blodgett 5,960 Edith Shnggs, Blodgott ... . 1,090 Ida Judd, Nowport 30 Miss M. Merrick, Blodgott . . 20 o This distressing disease results from a disordered condition of tho stomach and can bo cured by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Got a freo saraplo at all good druggists and try It. --o- Summons. In tho Circuit Court of tho Stato of Orogon, for Marlon county, Mnmlo M. Mooro, plaintiff, vs. Arthur L. Mooro, dofendant. To Arthur L. Moore, tho above named defendant. In tho namo of tho stato of Oregon you nro hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint filed against you In tho above-entitled court and causo on or boforo tho 10th day of January, 1910, and you aro hereby notified that If you fall so to do, the plaintiff will nppeal to the court for tho relief prayed for In tho complaint, which Is that a decrco of dlvorco bo made by said court, dis solving tho marriage heretofore and now oxlsting between you and Bald plaintiff, and also that tho plaintiff havo a decree of tho Honorable Court allowing plaintiff to tako and havo hor maiden nnmo, Mamlo M. Bate man, and for such othor and furthor roliof as by tho court may seein Just and oqultnblo. This summons is sorved upon you by publication by order of tho Hon. Wm. Galloway, Judgo of the above ontltlod court, which order is dated tho 11th day of November, 1909, and tho dato of tho first publication of this summons is tho 29th day of No vombor, 1909. B. F. JONES, Attorney for Plaintiff. Wm. Parr, England's oldest man, married tho third tlmo at 120, work ed in the fields till 132 and lived 20 yoars longer. Pooplo should be youth ful at 80. James Wright of Spur lock, Ky., shows how to romain young "I fool just llko a 16-yoar-old boy," ho writes, "aftor taking six bottles of Electric Bitters. For thirty y&ars kidney trouble mado lifo a bur don, but tho first bottlo of this wondorful medlcino convinced mo I had found tho greatest cure on earth." They're a godsend to weak, sickly run-do wu or old peoplo. Try them. 60c at J. 0. Perry's. , , - - - mmaMiH I ' in InTroriJpifc f Avm.'c Half Xlvnv Sulphur, Glycerin, Qulnln, Sodium Chlorld, inreuiems or nycr s iiatr vior. Cupsitum, QBe 'Alcohol, wour, Peifumc. ..i-1 3 , . .. 1 .. .-. . - wts ....... AnythlnR injurious here? Anyuimif or menc ncret Will it stop fallincr hnlr? Will it destroy dandruff? A i ! uniip rtnrtnf. Ask your doctor. Ask your doctor. aiik your aocior. Does not Color the Halir J Atph (Iomimmt, Tmnll. Mum. District No. 2 Will Includo nil territory outside city in Mu- rlon County, including Salem R. F. D. routes. Mao Tato, Sublimity 78,010 Bosslo Alexander, Stayton . . 77,800 Marg. Higginbothom, Aurora 77,430 Nora Mann, Chemawa .... 77,420 Lena Boyle, city, R F D 0 . .' 70,310 Glona Dressier. R F D 3 .... 76,700 Evelyn Wood. Chomawa .... 70,890 Dora Ross, Siiverton 76,840 Ida Olson. Macloay 70,200 Nollio Englo, city R F D 8 . . 76,110 Mary Morgan, Sllvorton .... 70,040 Eleon Zoollner, Mohaina 75,980 Nellie Bonnoy, Woodburn . . 76,800 Bortha Limbook, Prntum . . 75,420 Gladys Hobson. Mill City . . 75,340 Jane Steinberg, Jofforson .. 75,310 Minnie Homer, Mill City 75,290 Babol Goulet, Woodburn . . . 75,190 Nellie Foss, Mill City 75,080 Pearl Brown, city. R F D 9 75,000 Delia Heath, Detroit 74,700 Ruth Beaver, RFD 74,010 Mamie Brown, R F D 3 74,600 Mnud Cromler, Gates 74,360 Grace Shields. Gervals 74.180 W7T? V 9 ornanaton Blank Writo plainly. It Is ndvlsablo to uso this blank, but nomlnar tlons can bo wrltton on any othor papor. Coupon Is prlntod for con venience only. I nominate Address . . , District No. As tho most popular candidalo lu tho Capital Journal Contest. ' Signed t T")ntn Arirlrnnn $ Each nomination sent in will count twonty votos If sent to tho Capital Journal Contost Department, Tho Capital Journal rosorvos tho right to reject any objoctlonnblo nominations. UU UU I HIS DLAIMrv AIMU oklMU !U rih JUUnniAL $ with your namo or tho name and address of your favorlto candidate. A sub scription with it is not noccsaary, but, a Rood start moans much. This blank can bo usod as ofton as doslrod for the same candidate, and each and ovory ono counts twonty. Tho name of tho party mak ing tho nomination will not bo dlvulgod if so doslrod. In caso of a tlo, prlzos of oqual value will be glvon. mm m M . M m m Not uood Alter December 1 1 Journal Popular Voting Contest This BALLOT Will Count TEN VOTES 5 - For .... I , District Addresto. Good for ton votes when filled out and sent to the Contest De partment by mall or otherwise on or before expiration date. No bal lot will bo altered In any way or transferred aftor being received by tho Capital Journal. In case of a tie, prizes of equal value will be given to each of ? the contestants tied. V 233 S. COMMtilOAL ST. r