Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1923, Page 9

TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923. THE LAST COUNT District No. 1 Following is a list of all votes-cast for publication up to April 28, eae ARE NING ing gcd nn ange waa teascsseccee Mrs. H. B. Pearce Mrs, M. M. Myer . Mrs. W. F. Dumars Bob Adamson ..., Miss Mollie Sullivan Mrs, O, H, Meyer . Jesse Kear ....... RET) . Mrs. Anna Drazick . Mrs. Ann Wilson . Mrs. O. E. Marsh . Mirs. Bob Peebles . Mrs. A. W. Hobbs Florence Ufheil .. Miss Maybre Zumwalt .. Miss Mary Linden Utter Airs Blanche Davis .. iiss Izetta Gibbs Billy Capps .... James Morrison .... Miss Nellie MeCash . District No.2 . Following is a Mst of all votes cast for publication up to April 23. Miss Vorginia Satter Mrs. Harold Manbeck Mrs Harry L, Black . + Tommy Kirkmeyer .. Mrs. Helen Howland Miss Betty Tolhurst Mrs. Nellie Rupp . Mrs, Jennie Castor Lintz .. Mrs. Florence Caffee Miss Agnes Elliott Joseph Littlejohn . ° : District No. 3 Following is a list of all votes cast for publication up to April 28. + Mise Helen Gardner 9,911,980 BE. A. Arbes . 8,335, li. L. Kidder 7,831,240 Mrs. E, G. Witt 7,827, Miss Josephine Hyllested 7157375 Gordon Todd ....+0+« 4,969,400 Miss Renie Vospette . Robert Broadway . Mrs. H. L. Pierson .. Mrs. Affa Mae Stod Following is a lst of all votes cast for publication up to April 28. 9,816,550 j " 8,876,600 Mrs. Adelaide Elliott, Mills, Wyo, 7,266,050 Miss Mildred Gabus, Shoshoni, Wyo. 6,065,000 i : Mrs. Jesse A, Wight, Crosby, Wyo. .. 4,030,000 by Miss Martha Nostrom, Thermopolis, W; 4,073,200 an Mrs. Sylvia Nord, Riverton, Wyo. ... 8,639, Miss Irene Foster, Lander, Wyo. .. Miss Erma Yohe, R F. D. .:......., i] Y bw : ti District No. 5 i Following is a list of all votes cast for publication up to April 28, Nat Baker, Lusk, Wyo. ......+sssesseeveesreraseese ones 9,951,175 th Miss Glayds Johnson, Salt os Wyo, . J. R, Riley, R. F. Mrs, L. M, O’Brien, Che Casper Dally Cribune With the final hour, 11 o’clock Saturday night, emblazoned on their minds, stirring. scenes are being enacted by candidates. in The Tribune’s Great Automobile and Gold Election, now swiftly drawing to a close. Aroused to unprecedented opportunities of winning a beautiful motor car and big cash prizes, every passing hour is instilling new energy into ambitious workers. Everywhere they are swarming in eager and anxious quest for subscriptions that will win them the big votes--and in the end, an auto- mobile. These workers pay no attention to frequent rumors that circulate with the hope of damaging effect. Misleading stories have but one object -- influencing some candidate to retire for fear of being passed by some one else in the race. Such-tales have no founda determine the ultimate result of the campaign. Courage and downright hustle are the two main things to observe. Votes are the only things that will - win the prize, and every candidate should--and, for that matter PAGE NINE. to annex just as many votes as possible between now and the close. The road ahead may be strewn with barriers, but these will be of sligh goes steadily onward and out .into the I‘Land where happiness lies.” Notice to Candidates! - The ballot box in the big campaign (now located at the Wyoming National Bank) has been locked and sealed and will not be opened until the final count when it will be turned over to the judges. The standing of every contestant as it appears today includes all the voting cou- pons and every subscription ballot that has been received: at the election department for publication through the election up till last Saturday evening. The votes as they appear today will remain unchanged from this time until the final count of the judges, except in case o* error. The reserve ballots of the candidates and their coupons and the subscriptions they secure this week up to the final hour may be deposited in the locked ballot box any time up to the-closing hour of the election, 11 p.m. Saturday, May 5. These votes, however, will not be credited in the published standing until the judges make their final count, If the count today is not absolutely correct according to your figures and records, notify the election depart- ment immediately so that proper corrections may be made before the close of the election. Understand this also—under no circumstances ,can votes or subscriptions be transferred from one candidate toanother. This is an absolute rule and will be enforced. Ninety-six hours remain of the campaign. This pe- riod may mean the winning or the losing of one of the biggest prizes for you. LOSE NOT A MOMENT! tha $1,675.00 IMPORTANT NOTICE! All subscriptions deposited in the sealed box MUST . BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH, MONEY ORDER OR CERTIFIED CHECK, FOR THE FULL AMOUNT TO COVER. Personal checks up to $45:00 are acceptable, roviding no two checks are signed by the same party. his ruling is made in fairness to all candidates, and will be strictly adhered to. tion whatever. It is obvious that no one can , is -- taking upon’ himself and herself t consequence to the gne who