Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], June 30, 1910, Page 4, Image 4

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Going to Ring the Bell?
Hard Hitting Will Help!
STRUGGLE FOR MAGNIFICENT PRIZES
ENDS AT 5 O'CLOCK THIS EVENING
what other candidates are doing or
not doing, .lust "saw wood ami say
nothing.
And remember that In enclosing re
mittances no personal checks will be
accepted. Use postal or express money
order, certified check, bank draft or
United Slates currency.
Once, the ballot box lias been turned
over to the judges It will be too late
to make,omissions good or to rectify
mistakes, so the importance of being
exceedingly careful cannot be empha
sized too-:strongly.
When the-.votes in the ballot box
have been coupled the Judges will he
able.to figure the, grand totals quickly
undJQrypon these figures depend the
winnent of a dozen magnificent prizes
in Th*e",H.'-raid's list.
The*; l}s4Jof; prizes to be distributed
Jime.^3o 'includes a $5300 home, a $3350
Knox, T^buhtbout, a double trip through
the Orient ($787.60), a $750 Lindeman
grand piano- four capital prizes, and—
a 100 mahogany dining room set, a
$500 bank account, a $300 double trip
to Alaska, a $260 double trip to Hono
lulu, a $260 Columbia graphophone and
a $210 double trip to Mexico City—eight
grand prizes,
Get and cast every vote possible. If
you can't get to see all your friends
now .ask the contest department for
circulation .and classified advertising
order blanks. Get the votes. That is
the one and only thing- to do now.
Each and every prize goes for votes.
It is up to you to get the votes.
No matt' where you stand among
candidates, do everything possible to
day.
No total which now leads for any
prize is safe, as can bo seen by going
over the vote standing opposite.
Remember that six of the eight grand
prise leads have shown no advance for
many-weeks.
Study the vote schedule opposite and
see that a few clubs mean many thou
sands of votes for you.
Then go over the table of leads, also
(Continued from race One)
i on this page, and draw your own con
clusions.
If you are not already a candidate it
is not too late. Since the leading to
tals are bo small they offer you golden
opportunities.
Simply inclose your name with what
ever votes you can cast.
Should there be any point which is
not perfectly clear to you now, get
into communication with the contest
department Immediately,
All blanks or any information you
desire "ill be furnished gladly, but
| above all things do not make the mis
take of waiting too lone;.
Get your votes in early, so you will
know they are in.
Take no chance of being late, be
cause when the hour of 5 arrives the
contest is at an end so far as the
voting is concerned, and not another
vote will be permitted to go into the
ballot box.
At "i o'clock to the dot the judges
will take charge of the box and will
recognize only the votes which have
he, a oast in the ballot box up to that
I time.
The close of this contest is going to
be conducted In a manner that insures
absolute protection to candidates' in
terests.
Remember that nobody but yourself
can know what you are doing, thus
making your success a matter resting
entirely with you.
Upon what you cast Into the ballot
box depend* whether or not you win.
There can be no favoritism .and no one
can tell you what to do or what not
to do.
It Is up to you to do your very best.
The results are "on the knees of the
gods."
In bulletins to candidates In the col
umns of the Dally Herald and by in
terviews the contest department lias
been Knowing all candidates where and
how opportunities are offered, and has
urged all candidates to take advan
tage of them.
Now nil the advice that can be given
is "DO TOUR BEST."
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING. JINK 30, 1910.
Here's How Votes
Are Counted
! New Old
$5.00 Twelve Months 825 Votes 375 Votes
$2.75 Six Months ■. 454 Votes. 207 Votes
$1.50 Three Months 248 Votes 113 Votes
$1.00 Two Months 165 Votes 75 Votes
$ .50 One Month 82 Votes 37 Votes
In addition to the regular votes, ex
tra club votes are given on clubs of
ten new subscriptions regardless of
whether they are of uniform length or
not, and upon clubs of five voting cer
tificates from the "$5-for-$4" classified
advertising coupon books. When ten
new subscriptions or five classified
voting certificates are turned in at one
time, 400 extra votes are given on every
Read This Over
Then Get Busy
.No. of | Prise (or which j What tills total
Candidate. Votes. j this total leads. represents.
Miss Van Allen, 661,'J3J | $5300 Slightly over it yearly
Los Angeles | Home. _____ clubs.
Mr*. JacksOß, _ 481,218 $3380 ~ A little over IT yearly
Dakeisflold. I Automobile. clubs.
Miss \VeygaJid, "" 413,305 • $787 Oriental Fourteen yearly
Pasadena I Double trip. clubs.
Dr. Pepper, 251.827 | $750 Piano. Not quite 9 yearly
I.os Angeles I dubs,
Mr»TiuTTffith, 317.867 ! $000 Dining Nearly 11 yearly
Ocean Park ■■• I Ream set. clubs,
.i. i.timimm Untham, Jr., 805.9T3 I «'", Hank "~ Teni yearly
l.os Angeles [ account. clubs.
Mrs. ~o" "Smith. 1 160,550 178800 Double trip Almost 6 yearly
' Lea Angeles.... l_ to Honolulu. :-■■ ■ clubs. ,
.(mar. It. Houldin, " 123,559 \Tftt Double trip Four yearly
los Angeles I to Alaska. £!£_£
Both Vlrden, 70.31:' 1 Double trip Nearly 'i yearly
Oxnard '> to Alaska. clubs.
W~ il~ Mcleod 65 . ;" ' douTTo trip A little, over 2 yearly
Loa' Angeles ' to Honolulu, clubs,
Edgar U. anger, 32,610 j $250 A little over 1 yearly
Los Angeles I Graphonola. club.
Leone Jeffries, 31,673 |i:'o"Double trip Over 1 yearly
Riverside '" Mexico City. club.
dollar in the club amount.
Thus, five classified coupon books
constitute a club and call for 600 reg
ular votes per book or a total of 3000
regular votes. In being turned in as a
club they call for 400 club votes on
every dollar: In other words, a total of
8000 club votes. Thus, $20 invested In
classified advertising books will bring
the candidate the total of 11,000. j
Here They Are; Watch 'Em!
DISTRICT A '
All territory within the above boundaries and went of the follow
ing dividing line: Main street, beginning at Slauson avenue to
Spring street, along Spring street to San Fernando, San Fernando
street along Los Angeles river to northern boundary line, the
dividing line runs in the center of the given streets, hence buildings
on the west side of Main and San Fernando are in District A, and
those on the east side are in District B.
♦♦♦♦DR. C. T. PEPPER, Los Angeles 251,827
♦♦♦MRS. OSCAR B. SMITH, Los Angeles. 150,550
♦♦♦JAMES B. BOULDIN, Los Angeles 122,559
♦♦♦HEBER JONES, Los Angeles 110,881
♦♦MRS. ANNA KALLIWODA, Los Angeles 82,213
♦♦HENRIETTA HOLLE, Los Angeles .' 56,891
♦L. W. WILDER, Los Angeles 48,230
'MISS KATE S. BATTY, Los Angeles , 41,332
G. Ellis Fry, Los Angeles 34,271
Mrs. Anna Wolfskin, Los Angeles 20,562
L. M. Tupper, Los Angeles 15,472
Clyde Bess • JgJ
Arthur Way ■ ••'• »• 3,900
Mrs. Garner Curran 3,185
Antonio Busciolano 3,150
Josephine Russell *'°"
Robert Levy 2,800
John Shepek 2,700
Grant Cuthbertson • jf***
E. H. Hitchcock •••• 2,085
H. V. Huber : 2,000
Fred Haney |°7
• Otis A. McKelvie *»»J"
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Alexander Galloway J >%~
11. H. Livingston" ••• }»*«
Leonard M. Stanley }>*™
J. L. Irwin .. r I'loo1 '100
DISTRICT B
All that territory within the city limits and east of the dividing
line as given above.
******* M J. VAN ALLEN, Los Angeles 661,932
*W. R. McLEOD, Los Angeles 65,215
♦EDGAR C. SWANGER, Los Angeles 32,610
Asbury T. Wade, Los Angeles 12,595
Mrs. Victoria A. Smith, Los Angeles 10,350
Frank Blackburn, Los Angeles 10,335
Mary Bailiff 7,875
Mrs Mary Warner 5,655
F. E. Warner 3,700
Miss Agatha Smith 3,5/3
Mrs. Maggie B. Loring 3.^4U
Theodore Moroney 3,010
Marie J. Corson 2,778
Mrs. C. K. Lewis . |.50°
Hugh McWhorter '............"..."..........' I"/!.'" i 1,289
R. Hugh McWhorter 1.28(>
Dr. Gale Atwater LjW
Carl Jacobson 1.100
Mrs. S. H. Frowem • '^
DIVISION II
(Comprising Districts C and D)
All that territory not within the boundaries of Los Angeles cii)
as set forth under heeding Division I.
DISTRICT
All that portion of Los Angeles county not within the boun
daries of Los Angeles city as set forth under heading Division I, and
also San Bernardino and Orange counties.
****** MIS s MARGUERITE WEYGAND, Pasadena 413,305
***** MRS. HESTER T. GRIFFITH, Los Angeles suburbs 317,867
*****]. LANDRUM GRAHAM, JR., Los Angeles suburbs. .308,972
♦♦♦♦MISS HAZEL WEBSTER, Ocean Park 232,242
♦♦♦B. F. BESWICK, Santa Ana 169,372
♦♦FLORENCE WILLIAMS, South Pasadena 61,713
♦CLAYTON GRICE, Inglewood 44,005
♦VIDA DAMRON, Huntington Beach 26,212
Mrs. Mary L. Friend, Hollywood 21,042
Miss Susie Thompson, San Bernardino 16,610
Aubrey A. Moody, Ontario 14,098
Paul Doty, Pasadena 11,346
Miss Ethyl Swall, Garden Grove 11,117
K. S. Hull, Redlands 10,832
Lionel Clotworthv 8,640
Lionel
Mrs. Ida L. Scharr '. 6,149
John W. Gleason • a'oa-
I. M. Freeman 4-24--
Walter H. Jenkins 3,82s
Mrs. R. E. Poole '. 3,0
Lelia Prince 2,160
T elia Prince <i,imj
Julian Gobar 1970
Huron A. Kennedy !v.':!!.'!!!M!!.'!)!.'!!:!!!!i!i'.:i!"v". }&*>
Lillian A. Miller : 1-800
Mrs. J. R. Pettyjohn J .390
Arnold Lawrence J -350
Kathleen Connolly . ; J.fOO
E. L. Howell -^00
Grant White J-300
J. A. Poole {--™
Richard Humphrey .*""
Tas. H. Goodyear : 1.125
IdaS.Lehan }.]M
J. A. Weisenborn j.IOO
George Frew ••• 1,090
DISTRICT D
All other territory not included in any of the above districts.
****** MR S. CLARA JACKSON, Bakersfield 488,218
**Ruth M. Virden, Oxnard 70,342
♦Miss Leone Jeffries, Riverside 31,679
Harry Lowrey, Corona • 17,630
Estelle Le Sage 15,220
Mrs V. I. Brown 13,902
C. M. Applestill • 8,808
A I Tune 8-3^2
Al 1 une ....••••.. ...••......• o,o^—
Walter M. Coffey 7,086
John Gillespie 3,100
Juan Barcena • 2,990
Eugene Sproul 2,625
Aura Bailey 1.000
Rev. W. M Barrett 1.000
Maurice Balaam ....'.'.'.'.'.'.' .'••• 1,000
"It's Not Where You Are;
It's Where You're GOING TO BE!"