Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1923, Page 9

j { © . / District No. 1 fi includes all the territory in that part of the city f Second street and east of Durbin street. One or two of the cary and as many cash prizes as there are active con- testants will awarded in this district. Following is a list of all yotes cast for Saeae up until last night. -Bob Ai . Mrs. K. ©, Bajss .. Miss Alice Barnett Miss Elizabeth Baug! Billy Capps }.. Jesse J. Mrs. Blanch¢é Davis . Mrs. Anna /Drazick . Miss H.-Ellis ... Miss Izetta' Gibbs . Mrs, H. T, )Geiger Mrs. A, Wi Hobbs Mrs. Hazel! I. Kuhns Mrs. O, Hj, Meyer Mrs. M. M.) Myer .. Mrs. Bessie Nelson Mrs. Bob \Peebles John Death Mrs. H. B. Pearce . Miss Mollie A. Sullivan . Miss Polly Taylor . W. H. Thomas .. Florence Ufheil Mrs. Ann Wilson .. Miss Nellie) McCash Mrs. E.\Marsh . Mrs. J. G. Meginity Miss Mabry) Zumwalt . Miss Nova Fuller ... Miss Mary Linden Utter . James D, Morrison .. Paul Buck ........ Mrs. C. T. Williams . Ear! Coulsen ..... Miss Elsie Holms . District No. of Casper sow District No. 2 District No. 2 includes all the territory in that part of the city cf Casper south of Second street and west of Durbin street. One or two of the cars and as many cash prizes as there are active con- iestants will be awarded in this district. Following is a list of all votes cast for publication up until last night, Curtis Ames) ...s5.04 Miss Maud Brink ... John Bush Mrs. Harry L. Black Mis. C. F, Castleman F. A. Cole ...... oe Mrs. Jennie Castor Miss Clelia Dyke Margaret V. C. Douds . J. T. Dunn . 32,000 326,700 64,500 Jesse Hagerty P. V. Hendricks Mrs. Helen Howland Tommy Kirkmeyer .. Miss Agnes Kirkendall Mrs. J. B. Lintz .- o Joseph Littlejohn Sam Losker ..... Mrs. Harold R, Manbeck Roland Moore Miss Fae Modeland .... J. D. Ryan Mrs. Nellie Rupp . Miss Sadie M. Siler Miss Monrova Stewart W. W. Sthewart ...... Miss Virginia Satter . Miss Bettie Tolhurst Mrs. Florence Caffee Mrs. AugustVoth . L. H. Rate NAA Make Saturday Banner Day A cash report from every active candi- date. If inconvenient to call, please phone 1348, expressing your interest in the pres- ent big vote period. Big votes end April 2. Just a few short weeks and opportunity will GET IN IT! BE A WINNER! se = 2 SI = Saturday To Be Banner Day For All Candidates Newcomers In Race Have Excellent Chance to Earn Big Awards All To Report on Saturday Every Candidate to Report With at Least One Sub- scription on Saturday Saturday is “Banner Day” for all those who have been nominated in the Tribune’s ‘“Every- body Wins” Campaign. Every candidate is in- vited to turn in at least one subscription before 9 o’clock Saturday night to make it sure enough “Banner Day’ and to show that he or she means business. The real, live, energetic candidates—those | who have set their hearts on the biggest of the prizes, those who would be declared the win- ners of the big cars—will not be satisfied with anything less than a “club” of subscriptions Saturday. The vote score for each and every candi- date appears in the Tribune daily, the totals being for votes cast up to noon of the day pre- vious. A glance at the districts and the totals will readily show that there is lots of room in all districts of the campaign territory for new- comers. Candidates who find ‘it inconvenient to re- port with at least a single subscription on Sat- urday are invited at least to write or telephone the campaign manager, Phone 1348, telling of their interest in this biggest vote period. This will, indeed, be a cheering message and it will enable him to know who is really taking an active part in the race. Contestants should bear In mind that a cash report a week is required from everyone who intends to remain active and participate in the prizes. CAMPAIGN NOTES Sill A000 Last Chance for Big Votes. Ten o'clock Monday night, April 2, is positively your last chance to enter subscriptions and secure the maximum number of votes allowed for each subscription. Ten o’ciock Monday night. April 2, marks the end forever of the extra special ballot of 25,000 votes given for each NEW sub- scription. A few of the long term subscrip- tions NOW may be the very ones needed to ‘cinch” the biggest of prizes; they could hardly help but win one of the larger awards, ‘The crucial test is now at hand. If you ever intend to do anything BIG in this race, DO IT NOW, in- stead of belng in second, third, fourth, fifth, sixxth, seventh, eighth or ninth places (or further down on the iist) GET UP AT THE TOP AND STAY there. Now is the time to make reasonably certain of the prizes you most desire. REMEMBER 360,000 votes are al- lowed on every six-year subscription these next few weeks while when the second period starts they take a big decrease. And after the close of the “second period,” there is stil! another Dig decrease in the number of votes given for such subscriptions. These are the days to get busy— the work you do this big vote period COUNTS and PILES UP VOTES MIGHTY QUICIC It’s Up to You. The only thing that will keep you from winning is you, yourself. If yeu enter the campaign determined to be successful, YOU WILL BB. It's up to you entirely. If you want a big, luxurious, highpowered motor car or hundreds of dollars in cash (we think you do), get into the cam ralgn today. Send in your nomina- tion blank at once—today. If you can spare the time, come down to election headquarters your self this afternoon cr evening. ind out all about the campatgn, how to get votes, what {9 necessary to get them and then go after one of the biggest prizes. Vote Schedules Soon Decline. The present big vote schedule will continue until Monday night, April 2. All subscriptions received at this of- fice before 10 o'clock will count, And subscriptions mailed. with remittance to cover, which are postmarked not later than 10 p. m., April 2, will count on the first period vote schedule. The big vote schedule will positively be discontinyed at that time, in ac- cordance with the rules and regula- tions, and will never be repeated or extended, The big vote schedule won't wait for you—you'll have to jump iu and take advantage of it while you can. And it's mighty important that you do take advantage of it if you want to land one of the big prizes. Volumes and volumes could be writ- ten and have been written on the subject of “opportunity.” It 1s one of the queerest elements that enters into the complex existence of present- day Americans, It means everything or it means nothing—depending on the determin- ation to grasp and take advantage of it. One person capitalizes on his or her opportunity while the other side. steps it. Some claim that opportunity has passed us—another says: “I was away from home when ‘opportunity’ knocked at my door.” And so it goes. “Could the standing of two can- didates be totailed together and the names of the two candidates appear together in brackets?” asked a candl- date yesterday. The answer is “No, Each candidate must make his or her own race. You positively cannot pool your votes with other candidates. One candidate came to campaign headquarters last evening to inquire if votes of one candidate could be transferred to the er. Positively no. anding of anoth- votes are NOT transferable. Have you been thinking of throw. ing your hat into the ring? Do tt. Got in! If you have energy and will carry on you can do wonders in this campaign. Come down to cam; headquarters today or tonixnt aad bey it over. It is time NOW to get in. A Tribune subscription is an in- vestment NOT an expense, You will find ways to save and make dollars far beyond the small cost of the pap- er. Really, one cannot honestly af. ford not to take The Tribune. The advertisements are worth more than the price of the paper to you. Tribune readers who wish to help thelr favorites in the big $16,000.00 Gift Distribution show'd give their subscriptions to candidates NOW. Subscr'ptions will never count for as many votes as right now. It 1s possible that candidates are seeking afar for what cin be had with Uttle effort right under thelr noses. There ts a wonderful unde- veloped field right here in Casper. At the very least thern are 25,000 People in Casper that ts conservative. Allow five to a family—that {s a big average you will agree. Then there are 5,000 prospects right here in the clty—live prospects—most of whom as yet have not been sold. One can't win big without effort but—there {s no undertaking one ean go into Casper or this enire section these next few weeks that can pay so well for the time and effort spent. Let's go! At least one subscription from every candidate Saturday before 9:00 o'clock p. m. And for those who can make the grade—at lesst one “club.” Candidates who find it in- convenient to report with at least one subscription Saturday are invited to at least write or telephone the cam- paign manager, phone 1343, telling him of their interest in this biggest of all vote periods, Schedule of Rates and Subscription Price of The Casper Daily Tribune THIRD PERIOD April 15 to Aj FIRST PERIOD Up to Apri 2 Months Year Years Years Years Years eawiua macwian SECOND PERIOD April 3 to April 14 Months 3,000 9,000 onekHa FOURTH PERIOD pril 28 ||, During the Last Week OSenHe A special extra vote ballot good for 100,000 extra votes will be issued on every club of $15 worth of subscriptions turned in. No subscription will be accepted for more than six years. The subscription price of The Daily Tribune is $7.50 during the first period only—for six months $4.00. During the first period 25,000 extra votes will be given for each new yearly subscrip- tion turned in, 15,000 extra votes during the second period, 10,000 during the third, and 5,000 extra during the last period. ry District No. 3 District No. 3 includes all the territory in that part of the city of Casper north of Second street and west of Yellowstone highway. One or two of the cars and as many cash prizes as there are con- teitants will be awarded in this district. Following is a list of all vores cast for publication up to last night. Mrs. Jessie Anthony Mrs. A. Bunnell... Minnie Birdsall . Robert Broadway Miss Helen Gardne Mrs. Ira Gartee .... Mrs. B. H. Grantham . P. J. Hand Miss Josephine Hyllestead . Miss Hannah Harp . 0. F. Jacquot H. L. Kidder . Mrs. L. M. O’Brien Claude Pyle Mrs. H. L. Pierson J. R. Riley ..... Mrs. Beula Sample Ernest Sheppard Merle Sword Mrs. Affa Mai Miss Reinie Vospette Miss May Willis « George Worth Mrs. E. G. Witt . Gordon Todd . Agnes M. Harn a Philip McBride ,.. 196,000 223,000 134,300 440,200 District No. 4 District No. 4 includes all the territory outside the city limits of Casper lying north and west of the city of Casper, inciiid! following: Powder River, Arminto, Thermopolis, Worland, Greybull, Frannie, Cody, Lander, Riverton, Shoshone, Rock Springs, Kemmer- er and all towns in v! One or two of the cars and as many cash prizes as there as active contestants will be awarded in this district. Following is a list of all votes cast for publication up until last night. Miss Dora Cook .....sceeecesceceeeees Mrs. Dorothy Clark, Powder River, Wyo Mrs, Adelaid Elliott, Mills, Wyo. J. ©. Hustad, Mills, Wyo. .. Miss Irene Foster, Lander Miss Mildred Gabias, Shoshoni . Charles Johnson, Jr., Thermopolis, Wyo. . Miss Martha Nostrom, Thermopolis, Wyo. . Roy Schneider, Crosby, Wyo. ..... Mrs. R. M. Taylor, Arminto, Wy Mrs. Charlotte Pfeiffer, R. F. D. . Miss Erma Yohe Mrs. Sylvia Nord, Riverton. F. R. Morris, west of town . Miss Josephine Mileski, Worland . Miss Lelia Logan, Greybull . Fred Gibson, Basin Miss Myrtle Kirby, Gebo Jacob Dillinger, Dillinger. \ 27,500 District No. 5 District No, 5 includes all the territory outside of the city of Casper lying east of the city of Casper, including the following: Wendover, Torrington, Guernsey, Cheyenne, Gillette, Sheridan, Wheatland, Salt Creek and all towns in vicinity. One or two of the cars and as many cash prizes as there are active contestants will be awarded in this district. Following is a list of those entered in this testants will be awarded in this district. Following is a list of all votes cast for publication up until last night. Mary E. Fitzhugh, Douglas, Wyo. .......... Miss Myrtle Froman, Salt Creek, Wyo. . Dana Henry, Parkerton, Wyo. .... Mary L.. Harvey, Salt Creek,, Wyo. Miss Gladys Johnson, Salt Creek, Jack Mason, R. R, D. .......- Miss Ethel Palm, Albin, Wyo. Mrs. L. M. Moffat, Wheatland Mrs. H. B. Sherwood, R. F. D. Mrs. C. 8S. Stone, R. F. D. . Miss Viona Wood Sheridan, Wyo. . Mi.s Ruth Shaw, Labonte, Wyo. . Miss Marjorie Smith, Glenrock . Miss Marie Parker ,Torrington, Wyo. Mrs. G. Dunbar, Gendo, Wyo. . oe Jane Tenney, Manville n Wolfe. Lavoye . Mrs. Dorothy Dolph .. Mrs. Chas. Elliott, Glenrock. Mrs. Fred Beleau, Salt Creek. 5,000 68,600 neduced Vote Schedule Contrary to the plan usually followed the Tribune plan calls for a reduction of votes as the campaign progresses. In the Tribune campaign the last week is the least impor- tant because the subscripions then count for so few votes. Live contestants who are on the job ought to cinch one of the cars within the next few weeks before the vote sched- ule is cut. It can be done. Perhaps you will do it. Remember the standing published is always for votes received up to noon the day before the date of publica- tion. Now if you’re “in,” go to work. Win. If you are still “thinking”? about entering—get in. You can win. 2OGGOBGOL SS OHOOHHDLLHGOHHODHGHOSF FHSEHOH OO OGG SOS OH OOOS $-9-5- RRR EO oe. 3 3 3 &£ > &