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Show THE SPECIAL OFFER CLOSES TONIGHT AT 9 O'CLOCK P. M. - s f ,r ; -i-'.V- . MANY CANDIDATES QUALIFY FOR THE EXTRA V0TE5 All Old and New Subscribers Are Entitled to Votes Free, When Payments Are Made to Contestants, Collector or at The Standard Office GATHERING force and strength as it progresses, the big gift contest of The Standard continues to increase in public interest, and the people of this community are watching it with an eagerness that bids fair to help many of the contestants in the course of their campaigns. Among the candidates and their friends there is much discussion of plans for success and many novel and ingenious schemes will shortly be tried out, as each candidate has made up her mind to be a winner of one of the handsome prizes which will bo awarded on September 7th and is going to allow no one to thwart her plans for ultimate victorj'. Votes are pouring in upon the contest con-test manager in a steady stream and the nominations also continue to come in, massing their total to the volume of business being done by Uie contest department. Although tho contest has hardly got under un-der way, it has already assumed its proper place as the premier at-1 traction in Utah This proposition is legitimate, due to the number and value of the awards offered and the most liberal terms under which candidates are working to secure thorn. Many who failed to appreciate the magnitude of the affair at first are now talcing deep interest in the contest, and, desiring to see their friends competing, arc sending in their nams with numbers num-bers of votes to give them a start. And they are not letting the matter mat-ter rest here, for already the subscriptions are coming-in. proving that there are many who appreciate the advantages of early starting start-ing and system in their campaigns. No contest ever before held in this section of the state has aroused the amount of enthusiasm as this one. and we predict that the winners of these prizes will do so by a very small margin. This prediction is based upon the intense enthusiasm en-thusiasm being shown by candidates a i 1 their friends and supporters and the energy which has already been exhibited by numbers of the candidates. The amount of effort necessary to be winuer is ma- j terially decreased in viev of the number of contestants and the di-; vision of votes will be so great that contestants will be separated by but a few votes at any time, this condition of affairs offering an equal opportunity to each one to jump to the top -with but little effort. , There are forty-one prizes offered in tl,a Standard contest and every candidate entered has the opportunity of winning eleven prizes. SECOND PAYMENTS. Candidates who have taken sub scrlptlons for one, two or three months at Lho beginning of tho contest con-test should get these, subscribers to pay the rest of the year, so they are still considered new. It Is not too late for any candidate to enter and win tho capital prlc or any of the other prjzes offered. In contests the most effective work is generally dono during the last half, and now is the time to start. FUTURE SUBSCRIPTIONS. Contostsants may find in some cases friends who wish to help them in the contest by subscribing to the Standard, but are already taking a local paper Thlch Is paid for in advance ad-vance and, not desiring to receive more than one local daily paper in their homes, at the same time, the contest department has arranged to accept and issue votes on all such subscriptions, tho paper to start at any future date that tho subscribe. may designate. VOTES EASILY SECURED, The candidates who have redelved tho largest number of votes havo obtained them by payments upon subscriptions By the individual effort ef-fort of some of the candidates largo numbers of votes are being received each day, showing beyond contradiction contradic-tion that It is caBy for an energetic candidate to carry on a successful campaign: SUBSCRIPTION BALLOTS. All ballots issuod on subscription payments aro good any- tinie during the contest, and for this reason we do not deem it advisable to hold their subscriptions back. By having the paper started to the subscriber you will bo able to securo their coupons, which count for ten votes each. EVERYTHING FAIR AND EQUAL. Evory part and phaso of the contest con-test has been planned out iu the utmost ut-most fairness. The territory, both In the city and suburbs, has been divided divid-ed Into districts, so that caudldaten In one part of the city will not be comiretlng with more favorable con ditlons than candidates in anolhez part In the city interest is such thit friends of candidates call at tho office of-fice to learn how some friend is progressing and letters of inquiry are receied by mail Xew candidates are entering the contest and without a doubt It will be the greatest contest ever conducted by an Ogdcn newspaper. news-paper. Check over the list, see what you; friends are doing and who will probably prob-ably win the magnificent array of prizes. NEW ENTRIES. During tho past twoidas many new candidates have entered the contest with the firm determination of winning win-ning one of these excellcn: prizes There arc several Included In today t list for the first time. From this time on, for several days more, names will be added to the large gathorina. Candidates who start now have the same opportunity to win, as It is not yet too late to enter Only a few subscriptions would place any candidate candi-date in a leading position. If you are interested and think you would like to win one of these grand prizes, and your name is not at this time entered, call on the contest manager and have the contest explained In detail. de-tail. SECOND PAYMENTS. A great many people do not understand under-stand and for their information wc wIbIi to say that anyone starting to take the paper since the content started will always be considered a now subscriber during the life of the contest, and votes given according. If you start the paper now, and pay something In advance, and wish to pay more later during the contest, you will still be considered a new subscriber, and votes will be issued on that basis. " - -f -fc 4- District No. 1 Will Conalot -f 4- of the City of Ogden from tho 4 4- Center of Twenty-fourth street 4- North. f - 4- 4- 4-4 Florence Fisher, 1TG2 Pacific ..20510 Mrs. Walter West, C22 23rd 19390 Emma Hughes, 47S 21st ....... 173S0 Blanche Stone, 44S 2nd 17320 Marguerite Chase, 1509 15th ...15870 Mae V. Chrlstcnsen, 2314 Adams.15780 Lillian Green. 29C 21st St 15410 Mabel Crnse, 601 W. 24th 14620 Ida Saunders, 2020 Moffat 14320 Mattie Huff, 135 23rd 13660 Myrtle Myers, 1st street 13240 Edna Monson, 2026 Jefferson ...12860 Katherine Mack, 215R Pacific. 12860 Mrs. Ida DoWItt. 410 22nd 12340 Cora Vicks. 184 22nd 11980 Myrtle Leavltt. 161 2nd 11S40 Vcrna Stewart, 2206 Adams ...11420 Mabel Gibson, 1250 Hcnnlnger. .10990 Lillian Obern, 1111 23rd 10960 Bella Shipley, 203 Tracey 10630 Marie Price, 1773 Center Ave 10630 Ella Hislop. 341 22nd 105CO Saline Clark, 1706 Pacific 10490 Nellie Campbell, 852 24th 10210 Lizzie Dlnsdale, 56C Canon road.93ii' Esther Anderson. 243 23rd 9880 Mrs. Isabol Hartman. 278 23rd. . 9S70 Elsie Bullough, 2140 Reeve 9S70 Nellie Watts, 1S24 Wash 9870 Gertrude Barry. 941 23rd 9430 Phllllppa Nelson. 2161 Lincoln. S930 Etta Platfoot. 2243 Adams 8690 Olive Stevenson. 222 23rd 8590 Viua Price. 196 2nd 8490 Ruby Clark, 1503 Lincoln 8350 Mabel Foley, 2332 Jefferson 320 Josephine Olsen, 561 Canyon Rd..810o Eliza Porter, 247S Washington SIM Errna Jacobson. 2338 Madison. 7140 ' Francis King. 214 23rd 0970, Jessie Callaghan, 825 22nd. ... 6949 Nellie Chrlsteuscn, 661 Can Rd .6840 Paulino Farr, 501 Canyon Road..682f Hazel Sherwood. 357 Dan 6590 Uemlce Wilson. 931 23rd 6370 May O'Connor, 2147 Grant 61in Helen Moon, 2209 Wash 5970 Myrtle Knudson. 46S 17th SSIO Pearl Bingham. 2063 Harris 5560 Hazel Jones, 529 17lh street 5320 Louise Geiger, 2369 Monroe 5170 Bessio Cod well, 226 24 th 5160 Florence Bune, 2060 Jofferson 5130 Mrs. D. C. Hess, College Court. 3990 Mrs. Eva Kellogg, 2337 Adams ..39S0 Margaret Davenport. 1022 Grant.. 3920 Stella Wright, 1935 Grout 3740 Esthor Graves, 2357 Klngdon 3730 Mayme Rowley. 2113 Grant .,..3720 Media Parry, 2104. Jefferson ....3610 Zelma Farr, 449 21st 3410 Mary Empej, 215 Tracey 3320 Edith Cowlcs. 849 20th 3300 Pearl Williams, 349 ISth 2990 Elizabeth Norseth, 562 1st 2340 Mrs. Grace Koerner, 246S Huds'n.2270 Bertha Crawshaw, 2325 QuLicy 2240 Alazie Hanley, 2124 Royal 2140 Lillian Fisher. 22nd St 2120 Nora E. Moore. 141 N. Wash 2000 t,H t f 4 4 District No. 2 Will consist 4 4 of the City of Ogden from the 4 4 center of Twenty-fourth otreet 4 - south, 4 4 4 4-44444444 44--444 Ada Bingham, 115 26th 17180 Cathrlne NIlcs, 2921 Lincoln. ..15830 Myrtle Tyler. 2946 Grant 14920 Myrtle Douglas, 2610 Barlow. . .13340 Mrs. Minnie G. Miles, 2415 Q'cy. 13190 Nellie Bacon. Wnshlncton Avo-.1197n Sadio Hansink, 2773 Volker ...11S00 Ardis Hutchins 124 27th 11790 Alice Clifton, 2832 Nye 11390 Maude Farley. 856 26th 11170 Florence Walker, 2521 Gram'cy. 10990 Fern Wilson, 2718 Jefferson 10880 May Hail, 2783 Pacific 10S70 Sophia Chausse, 30 Porter 10740 Anna Skinner, 2503 Adams 10670 HazcJ Boyle, 219 30tb 10410 Mrs. Emma Price, 115 Patterson. 10060 Vcrna Covington, 705 28th 9950 Emma Pldcock, 152 Peterson ....9810 Minnie Albert, 2S60 Grant 9780 Edna Hayes. 748 25th.' 9GS0 Mrs Llllie E Groucher. 2938 Wall 9640 Elveretta Llttlefield 458 27th. 9130 Ella Carter, 33rd and Jefferson.. 8960 Ethel Doxey, 367 27th 8410 Gladys Fouts, 766 26th S380 Florence Wilson. 2947 Wall 8340 Leila Peterson, 151 27th S020 Margaret Drysdale, 2708 Monroe. 7910 Mary Fcrriss, 469 24th 7830 Hazel Jones, 639 26th 7630 Lillian Chamberlain, 165 25th.. .7040 Agnes Brophy, 3175 Grant . ....6970 Katherluo O'Brien, 2533 Gram'cy. 0550 Martha Nelson. 3017 Adams 6330 Alta Avery. 521 24th 6220 Elizabeth Clark, Proudfit Co 0200 1 Llllie Osborne, 2079 Wall 6190 I llllan Thomas, 51S 27th C140 Notjma Payne 5990 Ellen Melssner, 411 Herrick 5620 Julia Burlln, $21 25th 5000 Anna Murph, 2o04 Washington 5240 ' Nell Monahan. 2035 Wall .5170 Katherine Volker, 653 27th . . 5030 M rile Brantlng. 2554 Quincy .. .4930 Hazel Hartog. 923 2Sth . .. .4610 Violet Cragun. 743 20th ..4600 Jennie Krultmaes. 313C Euclid ..4333 Mrs Anna Young. 2SS1 Wash... 4220 Ruth Robinson. 726 27th 4210 Mrs. Mabol Allan. 2560 Orchard. 4070 Tillie Bate-nan. 3242 Wall . ...4040 Josle Baumeister, 356 32nd 1000 Laura Norton, 3070 Porter 3990 Rachel Herrick. 3143 Adams ..3980 Marguerite Scott, 2566 Qhincy 3S40 Eva James, 121 W. 27th 3760 Lllllo Johnson, 2907 Grant . . 36S0 Katherine Boyle. 765 27th . ...3650 Mrs. Mary Savllle. 2520 Wash .3640 Viola Taylor, 655 25th 362C MInnio Brown, 2865 Wash 3490 Mabol Parrlsh, 2531 Qtnncy 3410 Mrs. M Bramwiil, 3181 Adams. . .3370 Daisy Eggleston, 265S Monroo ..3240 Maude Hazel, 425 25th .......3120 Grace Smith, 2967 Grant 3110 Dora Smith, 3511 Washington 3010 Kate Maher, 729 25th 2910 Belle Healev. IU 27th 2S70 Rose Blel. 2877 Pingree 2370 Mabel Wilcox. 2S43 Monroe 2290 Mildred Adams, 2652 Lincoln ..2260 Katherine Smith, 655 25th 2240 Mrs. Elf.lc Llovd, Utatina, Hotel. 2230 Edith Brewer. 2715 Wall 2210 Genevieve Allison, 2667 Wash. .2170 Rosa Robinson. 445 34th 2160 Beatrlco Boreman. 2554 Jeffcrson.2130 Nettle Herrick, 2666 Wash 2110 Marie Ncwey, 3123 Pacific 2050 Mnbcl Burch, 3614 Adams 2000 444 - 4444444--4 4 4 District No. 3 WW consist of 4 4 Weber, Morgan, Davie counties 4 4 and alj territory south of Og- 4 den. 4 H H f Florence P- Parker. West Point. 16210 Cora Porter, Morgan 14390 Marlpn Ellison. Layton 13920 Zina Thackeray. Croydon 12990 Lillian Parry, R. F. D. No. 2.... 12640 Alminda Cragun, Plain City ....12410 Millrcah Fowers, Hooper .. ..12390 Florence Meighan, Devil's Slide. 12040 Ceralla Tucker, Farr West 11460 Mabel Stranger, R. F. D. No. 2.10010 Blanche Green Peterson 9900 Lottie Shupc, R. F D. No. 3 ... 9890 Lucy Jones, Beaver 9S20 Esther Anderson. Ephraim 92S0 Lillian England. Plain City 9140 Ivy Manning, Hooper SG 10 Zella Owan, R F. D. No. 2 ...S590 Florence Holmes, North Ogdcn... 8310 Ireta Hess. Farmington S210 Eliza James. Fannlimton 8120 Malzie Sims, Kaysville 7990 Marie Openshaw, Knysville 7"s,2 Lettle Walker, R F. D. No. 1- ..76S0 I.Mlss Marshall. N Og'u, M'sh St. 7320 Mary Brown. Coalville .. 7100 I Phoebe Smith. Farmington . ..6840 Rebecca Asper, R F D. No. 2 ..6S30 Cassie Ball. Coalville 0720 I Florence Warner. Provo 6310 Ivy Bens, Hooper 5940 Bello Weaver, Coalville 5430 Bertha Wadsworth. Riverdalc.. 5120 Lillian Guthrie, Clearfield 5060 Rozet Grovor, Morgan 5050 Mrs. Hazel Reed, Plain City 4S50 Nellie Co wen. R. F D. No 2 4800 Mattie Walker, Layton, R. F. D., No. 1 4440 Zeretta Brcinholt. Ephraim 4360 I Nina Thiossen, Mlltord 4330 Kat'e Jones, Hooper 4320 Bertha George, Boutlful 4250 Mary Darney, R F. D. No, 2 ....4070 Mrs. Mav Rogers. R. F. D. No. 2. 4100 Retta Sessions, Layton. R. F D..4120 Jennie Barlow, Clearfield 4000 Ida Garrett, Bountiful 3690 Marie Wilde, Crovriosj 3590 Emley Thomas, Bountiful 3490 Ivy Ross. Hooper ..' 3240 Addlo Walton 3210 Amy West, Morgan 3120 Elsa Tonks. Morgan 3120 Elvlre Stegem, Hooper 2660 Luciia Smith 2490 Lillian Peterson, Morgan 2300 Cardino London, Croydon 2260 Mrs. Florence Roberts 2260 Lizzie Robinson, Farmington ... 2190 Shirley Van Fleet, Farmington ..2170 Inez Toone. Croydon 2170 Hazel Barrett, North Ogden 2150 Edith Wood, Farmington 2140 Maude Wright, Bountiful 2110 Beatrice Patterson, Bountiful ....2110 Ella Schofield 2100 Lclie dark, Morgan 2040 Marlon Taylor. R. F. D. No. 2.. ..2000 444444444444444 4 4 District No. 4 Will consist 4 4 of Cache, Box Elder, Rich 4 4 counties and all territory north 4 east and west of these coun- 4 4 ties. 4' 4444444444444444 Mrs. Hannah Jacobson, Logan .15060 Mrs. Elva Stauffer, R. F. D., DriSham ,j4910 Edith Valentine, Brigham .12840 Rita Hammond, Providence 12590 Hattle Jeppson, Brigham H620 Gertrude Lynch. Twin Falls, Ida. 10930 Ada Jensen, Dayton, Ida 10810 Hazel Korth WUIard ..10710' Alma Price, Lcwiston .'.',10420 Maude Allen, Corinne !l0370 Hazel Hess, Fielding !.' .10340 Florence HIckenlooper, R. F. D ' loivin Ida Wyatt. Wcllsvllle .... X Henrietta Madison, Shelby Ida.' '.'flsoo ' M mmtammmmm tji Bessie Cragun, R F. D. No. 3 9330 Laura Murray. WellsvlIIe 9240 M Essie Crouch, Willard 8690 rJJ Lod Henderson, Randolph .5410 M BIythe Crawlord. Corinno SS40 f'll Emma Hendrickson, Sraithfield .8320 M, Mabel Chug?, Providence S240 M Mary Danlclson, Hyrura SI 40 Netta Webster. Franklin, Ida 7780 M Flossie Petersont Hyrum 7770 fS. Viola Rlshardson. Fish Haven.... 7130 -G Sarah Romey, Smithfield 7010 Yg Tavern Hess, Plymouth 7010 Y Emma Phillips. Dayton, Ida 6990 ML Helen Hart, Tremonton. 09S0 W Susio Parker, Newton 6830 Vera Ashcroft, Hyde Park 6640 Jfi May Archibald, Plvpiouth C440 W Irna Standing, Fielding 6420 j Bernico Ewin, R. F. D. No. 3.... 6310 IS Maralda Richardson. Avon 6270 jji Louella Callet, Dayton, Ida...... 6110 ll? Helen Goodwin, Trenton 6040 m Sprah Mattlas. Brigham. , 6000 fm Elizabeth Glenn. Wellsville 5970 M Anna Gutke, Shelby, Ida 5730 M Alice McBride, Shelby, la 5590 3 Angeline Porteranklin, Ida.. 5500 i&! Agnes Pierson, Plymouth 5480 5 Ivay Page, Dayton, Ida 5470 JSj May Calan, Dnytc-q, Idaho '.5UQ fS May Synder. Twin Falls, Idaho, SpJ Box 540 -,-0 flW May Atkinson, Dayton, 'ida." .' ."5270 '?: DoIa Jorrn, Twin Falls. Idaho, f& Box 540 "-.,,. W Eleanor GavetL Weltevllie '."..' .""5110 fi? Clara Jensen, Shelby, Ida ... .isiOO Jfi Ingra Hurren, Smithfield 5040 IF Lavona Wybrow. Avon .... 5S00 & Agnes Findlay, Fish Haven, iiiV.mo 5 Ruby Hancey, Hyde Park 4590 S Vera Plowman Smithfield .. H 'S Mlrl Mason, Willard JlSn ,S Ora Housley Well villa , ' ' " Jg$ 5? Rula Ward, Willard ..... - Jn?n Si Parthlnla Fredericks. Tretnon. $ Cora Mitchell." Shelby,' YdVho' ' ' ! H Eva Stocks, Lewi9lon . S?S W Ida Baker. Franklin, Idaho li& &i May Folletto, Hyde Park gU M Ada McK nnou. Randolph S M CaBrroxe 6?ice' mf" M Aneta Stauffer, Wiiiard" '. S SS Nettie L. Cutler t 273 rz "a Rigby. Nemo'0'1 02?6 M Marv Fundel, Wlllarrf 2a6i' 2L Uila Yorgeaoa. Sheiuy ' f Qa S) Maude , nnrrla, Fielding?. .' .' ' ' '" fife Cady Monroe. Shelby. Ida! sifif ? |
