Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1923, Page 9

SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923. Standing today with their faces to the future, and with . the thought “now or never’ hovering in their minds, candidates in the Tnbune’s Automobile and Gold Cam- paign are enterng upon the last twevle days of the race. This all too short period will be the deciding factor in de- termining the ultmate winners of the splendid array of wonderful gifts that has for weeks, by its stupendous lib- erality, dazzled the eyes-of all this vicinity. Hearts are beating faster, eager hands are reaching out to pluck the magnificent prizes topped by seven beautiful new motor cars. Is it any wonder, then, that faces assume a resolute air and firm declarations are made to emerge from the race a winner? A striking feature of the home stretch is the personal pride that is becoming so noticeable. Countless numbers of candidates have voiced their determi- nation to win at all hazards. Some have declared that to accept defeat would be disgrace; others have said $1,385.00 _ $1,675.00 Casper Sunday Horning Cribune WHO WILL WIN This $2,000 Hupmobile Sedan Only Six More Days of Opportunity IT’S NOW OR NEVER! that they owe it to their friends to exert every effort until the very last minute. Make up your mind now that the only thing that separates you froma motor car of your own is the time between now and the end of the cam- paign -- don’t let it be insufficient votes. Every possible new subscription a candidate secures is urgently needed to win, for the present manner in which votes are piling up makes it appear that the out- come will be remarkably close. Who knows but what just a few subscriptions will separate you from the prize that you are longing for. Adding to the uncertainty of the finish are the quiet but energetic workers in this campaign who have not been say- ing much, kut who have been work- ing diligently to win one of the big prizes. These are the “dark horses” that bear watching. NOW OR NEVER!