Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], May 14, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

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, ; Twenty-Three Magnificent Awards in Great Popular Voting Contest Inaugurated Today '' ::l: :l
The Herald's Great $5,000.00 Free Contest
$1000 Building Lot Free. $500 Piano Free. $250 Savings Bank Account Free. Two Weeks* Vacation for Twenty Young Ladies at Santa Catalina Island Free
Biggest Contest Ever Announced in Southern California — Herald's Enterprise Astounding — Absolutely Confounds Competition .
You can win a small fortune for just a little of your time during the next ninety days. These prizes positively cannot be won by chance or guessing. , Those receiving the most votes by Herald subscribers win. The Los Angeles
Herald will take the twenty most popular ladies in Southern California, Arizona and Nevada, mentioned in the districts in this announcement, to beautiful Santa Catalina island, for a two weeks' outing and will pay all their ex-
penses on the trip. In addition to this trip, The Herald has arranged with the Ralph Rogers company and Hagar & Shepard for a $1,000 building lot in beautiful Mission Boulevard Heights to the lady who secures the largest
number of voles in this contest, and the lady who receives the second largest number of votes during the contest will receive a beautiful $500 Lester piano The Herald has arranged for with the J. B. Brown Music company,
while the lady receiving the third largest number of votes in the contest will receive a $250 savings bank account, that has been secured from the Dollar Savings bank. and will draw 4 per cent interest from August 19 for a
■ period of six months, when entire account may be drawn by the winning contestant. This big contest starts today and ends Monday, August 19, at 9. p. m. The trip to Santa Catalina«island*will;be made from Los Angeles
in the early part of September, that being considered the superior time of the year to visit this, the most beautiful pleasure resort in the United States. The names of all ladies who are nominated will be published 'daily.; and
the standing of all contestants will be published each Tuesday, 1 Thursday and Sunday during" the contest. Send in the name of your favorite at once and if possible place enough votes'. to her credit to put her in the lead in her ,
district on the first announcement. Sunday, May 12. Ballots -cannot be bought, but must be cut from the Sunday Herald or secured with subscriptions. The trip to Santa Catalina island will be made in a special 'Pacific. Electric
car to San Pedro and then by boat to Santa Catalina island and the party will be accompanied by a competent chaperone. , ; '._ -L;*-', .
DISTRICTS FROM WHICH CANDIDATES MUST COME >| ' mwi* r^ATwrrwcrr rxr x^.rr» a.tt I conditions OF THIS CONTEST .
There will bo twenty districts In all District H will comprise all territory Vi^-V X JtUli V>UIM I. JIICT A AIM JLJ M2A A iVULi „?5 ero wiU be twenty districts In this contest and the votes In »" e <""<*!;* '
from which candidate will coma and south, east and west In Los Angeles . .■ • J ■ » „♦,,„ > will have no bearing: whatever on the standing of a candidate In any other dls-
thev win >.« 1,21/1. i». county, California. . • Name tho most popular lady you know In any of tho districts specified In this announcement and then trlct except In securing one of the three grand prizes. .. , ■• , v
■..»:* viH.m aiviuca as lonows. District I will comprise Orange and assist her to win one of the big special awards and take the two weeks" trip to Santa Catalina Island, Any one way nominate a friend or she may do so herself at any time during
DISTRICTS IN I.OS ANGEI.ES " Riverside counties, California. the most beautiful: of any pleasure resort in the United States. '--■;." ••' ■"■.■■• . . ' - the contest Without cost. Nomination blanks will be published 'dally ■ until ■.
.District a will consist nt all terrl- District J will comprise San Diego in order to give every lady an opportunity we have divided the territory Into twenty districts and June 1, and will be good each Sunday for ten votes. Nomination blanks are %.i% .i
fnry betwen tho following boundary county, California. the lady in each district who secures the largest number of votes during the contest will be the one published for convenience only and nominations may be mode on an ordinary,
lines: On the north by First street, District X will comprise San Bernar- who will make this beautiful trip at the expense .of THE HERALD. sheet of paper and mailed to the Contest Editor of The Heraia.
south by Pico street, east and west by dino and Kern counties. California. . The three ladles having the largest number of votes to their credit at the end of the contest will The nomination of any reputable lady will be accepted, ■ \ • ':;
the city limits. District I, will comprise Ventura and be awarded the three special prizes as follows: .. No one connected with The Herald or a member of their family may become ..-.•;
District B will consist of all territory Sn "[ a # •? a / bn J a °"Ji nUe8 > il s^nt ills The first largest number will get the $1000 building lot. The second largest number will get the a candidate. ; '• . . .
between the following boundary lines: ob ,a no Montprev Klne and Tulare * Bo ° piano and the third, largest number will get the $250 Savings Bank Account. " v. .. Every nomination received will be classified. In its proper district and mult ■;>
On tho north by city limits, south by " D ' n ?i' s California \ The twenty contestants who receive the largest number of votes in this contest will be brought remain In the same district throughout the contest. . .
and l wBeVw 8 eVt e bv city llml An « eles rlyer District N will comprise SeaVchllght. from their home cities, at the expense of THE HERALD and two days will be spent In Los Angeles The Herald reserves the right to reject any nomination. , i . \
' : nirtrinV r win o> 11 ,„„.„„ Laß Vegas, Caliente and the Bullfrog in order to take the party to all the interesting places surrounding this, city, including the famous . VOTES.— Votes will be given without extra charge to Herald subscribers..
District :C will consist of all territory district in Nevada. Mount Lowe trip and the Cawston Ostrich Farm. \ . . . making a mihaerlntion navmpnt for The Herald from one month to two years. .*
: North by Pl O i O «t™ BB t B .m,t*? d hv y TL«2?: 'A ni » lrlct ° *!!' com P rlse Qoianeia and After the two days' stay in Los Angeles and every one gets' thoroughly acquainted the party will Th 0 schedule of votes polished elsewhere In this announcement. Subscrip-;. •
sor i street ™t hy «Tni»i,.rn piffle To " o ah . Nevada. •»/ then leave for the ten days' stay on beautiful Santa Catalina Island. No expense will be spared to show tions to count for votes may be secured anywhere in the world and payments T
railway ml wist hv city Hmits v, Dl " <rl <;« p wl " compr s c Tuma Mo- the successful candidates a delightful time. . , - . . =; on subscription by old subscribers will count equal with payments made by : .
JMM Ifn c^of'^rrltory „£«»£'" "^ th,.Trrwi£%£Tp^^^^ ST.^mV-SM ESSISSS '" nam6S aMr """ a "
NnrYh c L t h ?' 01lt »*'ni? boundary lines : District T will comprise Gila, Navajo make THE HERALD better known throughout the districts in which the contest is being- conducted, »=«£« Th« thr«« rrnnrt Prizes' will be awarded the three v candidates
Ma, hesfe/'a^onuo! £?% "city 1 ll£ '^ot^CeVo "cAISiiIDATFS-The ar- and the 50 00 expense attac , h^ to >, c h ontest n of thl high character in advertising and carrying out the na , P n ß^ e S -i7 r^ .end oTfhe^ontest. *¥hf twenty trip
. its and west by city limits '. rn^S JrV,frw! 7 J«,tv In program, the management feels will be well spent. . , . . _^ prizes will be awarded, one in each district, to the candidate having the Urg- .
DISTIUCTS OllTßinm -ma .„ p-i .. « Si gwm. ,i l rt 3^ \7aVl th« Santa Catalina Island can only be described in words as being a beautiful park in the Pacific £ st number of votes In that district at the close of the contest. Any or all of
north, east and west of I-os Anueles in the competition in other districts. " , The twenty successful contestants will be given, a trip on the Santa Catalina Island Mountain .. each or divide the prize, equally between the candidates concemea m.me we.
. Los Angeles county outside of Pasa- Write for sample copies of The Her- Ry., which connects Avalon with Pebble Beach and affords a grand: Ocean and Mountain view. Ex- GENERAL.— The Herald reserves the right to Interpret an rules ana to :
dena, Cal. .*• old to distribute among your friends. cursions to the Isthmus, Moonstone Beach, Seal Rocks and other places of Interest will be made. The make final decision in case of any controversy All subscription SKst bo ad- '
: . ' ■ ■ V ■■■■■. contestants will be given a trip in the wonderful glass bottom boats and shown the beautiful sub- count for and communication Ancetfs Herald contest must be aa \
T^^« TlVTAry ,,^^ T nr A^ T^ — ~~~ 1 1 marine gardens through the crystal waters of the bay. Santa Catalina Island is considered the world's dressed to the CONTEST EDITOR, Los Angeles Herald. __ ______
xVt_KVIH>JiV±I<JIV . BLANK ■ : • i . best fishing ground and several deep sea fishing trips will be made. • • • ■■• -- ■.. . urv«Ar mrfn ' "V«"VT'I7 I « ' V4TTT T " rWFTTVT' ' ' ; ' '>r '•
■ Contest Editor, Herald i :■ Date .V.i.'.V;. - There are numerous other enjoyable features we will mention day by day as the contest goes on. ■' ■ nun iiji> -vv^xriics nujw.wviix^ - .
I nominate .. .... SEND IN THE NAME OF YOUR FAVORITE. DO IT NOW. , . $15.60 entitles you *» The Herald for two years and count. 2200 Tote*. ,
Address .... r ............ D strict •••••••• *™ out_ the nominating blank in this announcement and send It to the Contest Editor of THE »™« "titles rovt to The Hern for one year^and connts^OOO^t^s.
City or town. : .' : : : ■: •■' : : " * " : : : : ::::::::: state ' " :- HERALD at once and we will publish your candidate's name, together with the votes she has begin- *-™« -ggg jo« to The Herald for ;«^»~«;j»« ~^" .^JoT^Si. ■: 7 ,
as the most popular candidate in The Herald's Great Popular Voting Contest. "^^contesT wilf ' end August 19. 1907, when the special awards will .be made and the trip to £ n c^sS 'the^folSwing cnie°s Il win O be th de""verTby Lo.
, Signed | Santa Catalina Island will be made during the early part of September. .v:> -•■:;.■- Angeles Long Beach, Pomona, Riverside, Whlttier. San Bernardino. Ontario, ,->;.
Address .•. . . ■ , ■. \ Upland ' Claremont Covina, Colton, Riverside R. D., ; San Dimas, ; Lordsburg,
This nomination blank I. good for" Votes 'tor "the c'andldate^omlnatea If -There Is Anything About This Contest That You Do Not Understand the Contest Editor of The Herald Will Chino, germinal . Arngj Pasadena South P«^% h Al m^ra^ Lamanda^ ;
Providing- that the same candidate has not been nominated prior to this date % ■ . . Gladly Explain. Telephone, Write or Call On Him at The Herald Office So".? sSSSi' ' Palms Santa' a£* %?m&™*<^£YW^™)£™KTti?n* I
and her name does not appear in the list of candidates' names published daily • ■ •. * ■X . ■ X - , , . •:.■-■ ... S os . a S ™.it SntnJ «nNo 2 Bella 1 Monrovia Wilmington. Rivera, I"'•1 "'•
during the contest. •■„ , , , r Candidates and their friends should read the conditions of this contest as published in THE HER- P a^ al N or^ alk 6 b o r^ Hu^tington Beach Newport San P»dro Sartfeni! Sun-
This nomination blank is published for convenience only. Nominations may AL d. No promises or statements made by any solicitors or agents beyond or differing from the con- A ™M a intrlewood and Redlands. Outside of these cities the paper will be
be made on an ordinary sheet of paper and votes will be given them in like dltions as printed will be recognized by THE HERALD. No signed contracts or agreements will be sent by mail Old subscribers of The Herald can pay their subscriptions •In : \
manner •■ '-.-■ , . . recognized by THE HERALD. All persons authorized to accept and receipt for Contest Subscriptions - advance and' cast their votes for their favorite , candidates -as well as .new, '
This nomination blank will discontinued after June 1, 1907. , will be provided with credentials to that effect. ■ ' :• ' ■ subscribers. ■ A T -
Mission Boulevard Heights
J ""/" Where the $1000 Contest Lot Lies
•; ' Mission Boylevard Heights has 27 / acres in all. It has a 1000-foot frontage on Pasadena Boulevard and is covered with beautiful shade trees. The water main is already in and
hotnes are being built on. the lots now sold. The healthy drainage one gets from the hills makes the property all the more desirable for those wanting a home. Prices of lots range
from $800 to $1000. Mis^n Boulevard Heights fronts the New Pasadena-Los Angeles Boulevard, which is now being. paved with petrolithic pavement and within ninety days will
v be finished. This property is within one block of the Pasadena street car line and over 450 cars pass this property, daily. The property is within the 5c fare limit and within twelve ;
minutes' ride from the business center of Los Angeles. Rear lots on the hillside can be purchased for from $200 to $500 on easy installment payments. At the price this property is now ;
being advertised we do not expect to have a lot left after June 1. Go out today and see this tract. Take any Short Line Pasadena car and get off at Rose Hill. Five-cent fare. ■> . > \
HAGAR. & SHEPPARD, Sole Agents
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629 H. W. Hellman Building \ Phones: Home A 7765, Sunset Main 6495 I
THE LESTER-A PIANO WITHOUT A PEER
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• . Clear and! Resonant in Tone ; ..«^e^^ m=*~~m*j* "M Lasts a Lifetime" ;;; y
When t you buy a piano there are two essential things that you ML N l {U As to DURABILITY—the LESTER is built to Last a Life*
should' look to closely: TONE and DURABILITY. M| } -II time. Its musical character is permanent because of the strong
The LESTER PIANO has a full round tone of rare distinc- BD£ i>~gg% nd accurate way in which the instrument is built :/.
tion that responds quickly to the changing moods and measures mm fen . JBfSssssss^Sh *-_■-■ . . _ ■. r , •- r ■■" '_'••_
of the player - H l|fc^lSsssff £7 '•'"• one 1S as sweet an( * resonant after y ears of constant use as
/'■:' The LESTER is used in such conservatories as the New Eng- I nK^^^W^^^Tjnf i<: is the first _ ■
' >^shS>v land at Boston and the famous Broad Street Mnp I I If/ To purchase a piano having such a . jS^^StK "'" '
WSS^-^S^Z^^^^S^ Illfcr^li -^cc of musical value and durabil- |ftEJ|jjf
volumes for the tonal qualities of the %]^^^^ 00^^^ jty aS the LESTER is simply good
■ ,48 5 brq^w^^^wsite LESTER. . ■ ■ /.'.•;. judgment. MB 3 imw^ — * o m OS ni 9uu.ocks .
-A. Turn your daily extravagances r— — — 7— — — — — -^ .■■ : , — ■ — •■'... „ — .. 1
jfllili into a savings account in our %i^/^¥
bank and be prosperous /^|M\ fMBMSSP &to k^T^tr
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i^ffi iwifjli iiTßlMiWj^^ can on or write to u^ lsox the contestant reo.«iYirjg t J ' j£ \/[^y) ' //% j '
PWiiil! Ilil PPW Wilrid l illM MNHh nUi Bii II n c r» third largaat riuaiber of vot«s in ths / I y^^J ' yy 14^--^^^^^
W'lnlini™ Wf - WHniHfSr!^ (W R "°" ar Savings Dank .^H.^rald clroulai;-lon,eootag.t 5*5 * . ; v ■ -^ : . ' \ : <mk4et~ ■■■■*,■
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LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1907.
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