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Show End Drawing Near and' Candidates Candi-dates are Working with Might and Main Effective Work Being Done Throughout the Country and City Districts By Practically .Every Candidate and a Close Race Is Certain. Sixteen More Days of the Big Campaign Big Extra Vote Offer Is a Golden Opportunity to Make Certain of Success Entire Communities Com-munities Lined Up Behind Many Outside Candidates. SECOND PAYMENTS PLAY ' AN IMPORTANT PART THE BEST OPPORTUNITY OF BIG CONTEST EXTRA SPECIAL PRIZES In addition to Extra Votes each and every candidate has the same chance of winning one of the Extra Prises. One $100.00 Diamond Rlnj will be given to the candidate who turns In the largest amount of New Subscriptions during the offer regardless regard-less of contest district. Two beautiful $50.00 "full-sized Solid Brass Beds. One will be awarded In the Two City Districts and one In the Two County Districts. On display at the Ogden Furniture Company. With a ten-fold increase of enthusiasm, enthu-siasm, with every nerve and fibre tingling with the prospect of victory, contestants in The Standard Big Popularity Campaign are now working steadily and unceasingly to add to their oie-totaIn. The Big Bonus Vote Offer is proving an added incentive in-centive to work, offering, as it does, the one big opportunity to make certain cer-tain of victory on September 7, which is now so rapidly approaching. Practically Prac-tically every candidate is hard at work on this offer, securing the subscriptions sub-scriptions which will enable her to take advantage of its pnniaions, and no ono frho expects to win can afford to overlook iu During this orfer many are doing the work whicli will . enable them to come out victorious, and many who have not heretofore figured prominently as contenders are working with a zeal which will place them perilously close to the over-confident ones who may think that they have cinched their prizes. In fact, this Is the most dangerous period of the contest for those who feel that thuy have done suffjclent work to claim their prizes. No one has obtained a lead that cannot be overcome and the hustlers that make the most of this offer are the ones who will In all probability crowd out those who prove victims of over confidence con-fidence Effective Work In the Country. Throughout the outside districts the effective campaigning of candidates candi-dates is heginning to show its effect. Those who entered the campaign with the idea of winning, fully realizing real-izing that proper campaigning was most necessary in order that every bit of work might bring Its greatest reward are now reaping the fruits of their careful attention to business. ' In tho larger number of towns' the, united support of the community is being accorded the young women who have been selected to represent these towns in the contest, and this support Is enabling these candidates to bo certain of places In the line-up for the final dash. And thi support sup-port has been earned by these young women, for their energy and enthusiasm enthu-siasm in scekiug to reach the goal they set out for on July 20 has proved an example to all. By proving prov-ing their earnestness and determination determina-tion to succeed they have interested their fellow townsmen, and an interested in-terested person is always the biggest booster. Seeing that these candidates candi-dates are decidedly In earnest has moved these people to tender their assistance and in some localities regular campaign-committees have been chosen to further the interests of their favorite candidates. Finish Not Far Off. The epd of the campaign is not far off. Just sixteen, days remain in which to work ana we cannot impress im-press upon the minds or candidates too strongly the necessity of working steadily and earnestly during these sixteen days. Already there are many who are possessed with such excitement excite-ment that they can hardly wait for 'the close, but all should leave the finish fin-ish out of mind and seek for the votes that will euable them to make certain of winning. Our Beat Advice to Candidates. Our very best advice to candidates is contained In these words, the names of three of New York's favorite fav-orite plays: Work like "The Devil," care uot for "The World and HIa Wife," cultivate a "Strohgheart" and jou'll be a winner. This is the only way to be sure of belug In the winning win-ning class. For All Candidates. Every candidate is certain of these facts, and these alone should prove to you the 'benefits of energetic work during these closing days The Standard Stan-dard is going to award absolutely free over 44,000 In forly-ono splendid prizes on September 7. 1912, to the forty-one young women standing highest In their respective districts at the hour of 10 p. m on that day. The young woman standing highest will receive the splendid "E. M. F." automobile. In each district will be awarded a handsome $376 Glen Broa.r " ; I Upright piauo, a handsome 5100 perfect per-fect diamond ring, an ideal acatIon trip to Yellowstone National park and return; a Ladles' .$50 gold watch; a complete business education in the Smithsonian Business college and five sets of dinner china. Postmarked Subscriptions. On the special offer, which closes next Saturday night at 0 o'clock, candidates can-didates who mail subscriptions up to 9 o'clock on the night the offer closes, may have same counted in the offer. It will only be necessary that i the postmaster's stamp shows that the letter was mailed not later than 9 o'clock on August 2-Uh This gives the candidate residing In the countrj territory the same length of time to solicit and secure subscriptions. --t- -t----- -t-T--f -t- -' ' f District Nd. 1. Ten Prizes , - In Each District. ( l' - -- Mrs Walter West. C22 23rd SIU20 .Marguerite Chase. 1509 23rd ...S7GuU Nellie Watts, IS21 Wash S7310 Martha HufT. 131 23rd S7220 Katherine Mack. 215C Quincy. SC990 Emma Huges, -!7S 21st SC9C0 Mae V. Clir!stenscn.23U Adams. S4050 Rose Davenport, 1023 Grant 790 '.n HJna Monscu, 2020 Jefferson 7G9tJ0 Ida Saunders. 2020 Moffat 7fi3SO Bella Shlplei, 203 Tracy 753 0 Mabel Gibson, 1250 Hennluger. .72010 Mrs. Ida DeWitt, 135 21st 71320 Myrtle Knudson, 46S 17th 71310 Cora Vlcks. 181 22nd 693S0 Elsie Bullouch, 2110 Iteeve C4S90 Eliza Porter, 2I7S Washington .03720 Myrtle Myers, -16S 17th 032 10 Florence Fisher, 1702 Pacific 02S90 Ella Hislop, 3U 22nd 59S50 Mrs. Isabel Hartman, 27S 23rd. .5SS-I0 Vina Price, I9G 2nd 55SS0 Sallna Clark, 1766 Pacific 5-1320 Blanche Stone, 448 2nd 53C90 Media Parry, 025 21at 517S0 Vedna Stuart, 2200 Adams 49700 Rose Baker. 36$ 24th 17530 Mablc Crase, 604 W 21th 47320 Nora E. Moore, 141 N. Wash 41720 Josephine Olsen. 561 Can. Road. 41100 Bertha Crawshaw, 2325 Qnincj. 10360 Ruby Clark, 503 Lincoln 39740 Hazel Sherwood. 357 Dan 3S310 Lillian Green, 296 21st 37920 May O'Conuor, 2117 Grant 30920 Pearl Williams, 319 ISth 36S10 Philllpa Nelson. 2161 Lincoln .33670 Nellie ChTistensen. 661 Can. Rd. 32420 Marie Price, 1773 Center Ave . 31900 Esther Anderson, 242 23rd 31780 Etta Platfcot, 2343 Adams 30360 Lillian Obern, 1131 23rd 29460 Stella Wright, 1935 Grant 205S0 Nellie Campbell, 852 24th 25S70 Mildred Doty, 2347 Madison . . . .23220 Mrs. Grace Koerner. 240S Huds'u. 10270 Bessie Codwell, 226 24th 5160 Lillian Fishor. 22nd St 2120 -J. -t- District No. 2. Ten Prizes In Each District. I 4 44--T Sadie Hansinlc, 2737 Volker S73C0 Maude Farley, S5C 26th S3620 Catherine Nlles, 2921 Lincoln. .81210 Hazel Jackson, 315 Adams ..,.77300 Ada Bingham, 115 26th 75100 Mrs. Minnie M. Miles, 24l5 Q'cy.. 71320 Rachel Herrlck, 3113 Adams 71310 Lillian Chamborlalu 155 25th. 09270 Adn Stone, 2539 Grant 6S320 Nellie Bacon, Wash. Ave 6S910 Alice Cliftou, 2832 Nye Ave OS 120 Florence, Wilson. 2947 Wall CS370 Fern Wilson, 121 W. 27th 68320 Anna Skinner, 63S27th 6S310 -May Hall, 2783 Pacific 62870 Ethel Doxey, 3157 Grant 573S0 Ella Carter, 33rd and Jefferson.. 56980 Emma Pldcock, 152 Peterson ...51670 Miunie Albert, 2S60 Grant 53590 Hazel Jones, b'50 2uth ,..51670 Daley Egglestou, 265S Monroe... 513S0 Edna Hayes, 748 25th 50690 Mnf. Iva Wells, 142 .27th 49020 Agnes Brophy, 2175 Grant 49230 Anna Murphy 2504 Wash, 4S670 Julia Berlin, 821 25th ,448030 LUUe Osborne, 2679 Wall ....; 433G0 'l ,.-, 7Tum -1 - mS I' I Verna Covington. 705 2Sth 12110 Myrtle Tyler, 2946 Grant 41620 Katherine Smith. 25th & Orch'd 40320 Elizabeth Clark. Proudflt Co 39210 Mrs. Lillie Goucher. 293S Wall..3S990 Jennie ICruitmaes. 3130 Euclid. .30940 Eva James, 121 W. 27th 36720 Belle Hcaley, 114 27th 35010 Mrs. Mary Saville, 2520 Wash. ..32090 Gladys Fouls. 760 20th 32050 Lillian Thomas. 51S 27th 31690 Myrtle Brantlng. 2937 Lincoln. . .316S0 Hazel llartog. 928 2Sth 29620 ' Ardls Hutchins, 124 27th 27940) Kntherine O'Brien, 2533 Gram'cy 27S6n Myrtle Douglas, 26-W Barlow . .27690 Margarot Drysdale, 2768 Monroe. 25870 ! Florence Walker. 2520 Lincoln.. 25470 1 Sophia Chausse. 30 Porter 25290 Mrs. Emma Price, 115 Patterson. 22G10 Grace Smith, 2967 Grant 13220 Mrs. M. Bramwell. 31S1 Adams. .11020 Ellen Meissner. Ill Herrick 920t Alta Avery. 521 24th 8000 J Mary Fcrriss. 169 24th "S30 ' Tillie Bateman. 32 52 Wall 70m0 Minnio Brown. 23G5 Wash 3490 I Kate Maher, 729 25lh 2910 - . -'I 4- - District No. 3. Ten Prizes j in Each District. 4- 4- 4.J. -).4- ' ' I Zina Thackery, Crpyden 4S900 Florence P. Parker. West Point. IS310 I Mazie Sims, Kaysville 17920 i Lettie Shupe, R. F. D. No. 3 47360 I L. Parry. R. F. D. No. 2 ICJI0 Zella Cowan. R. F. D. No. 2 iG2u Florence Mdighan, Devil's Slide. 1G7S0 i Mminda Cragun. Plain City 4G5!)t Cora Porter, Morgan 45C50 Mellreah Fawers, Hooper 15630 ! Marion Ellison. Layton I I3G0 Cerella Tucker, Harrisvllle 43G30 Cassle Ball. Coalville 43110 Mabel Stangor, R. F. D. No. 2...41IG'!' l illian England. Piain City 11300 I Eliza James. Farmington 11310 Ivy Manning, Hooper 39080 Blanche Green Peterson 39 ;xn ' Nellie Cowcn. R. F. D. No. 2 3S720 Emley Thomas, Bountiful 3t;7lo Lillian GUhiic. Clearfiel I 29700 Rctta Sessions, I .ay ton, R. F. D. 29720 Lucj Jones, Beaver 29640 Marion Taylor, R F. D. No. 2 29G20 j Jennie Barlow, Clearfield 2S7C0 Belle Weaver. Coalville 20000 Lottie Walker, R. F. D. No. 1 16000 , Beitha Wadswort.1. Riven'.aie. .12JG0 Zeretf Bretnhnlt. Enhraim lOOOli Mary Darney, R. F. D. No. 2 9870 Esther Anderson Ephriam 9280 Florence Holmes, North Ogden... 8310 Miss Marshall. N. Og'n. M'sh St. 7320 Rebecca Asper, R. F. D. No. 2 6S30 Iw B2ns, Hooper 59-0 Mrs. May Rcdcers, R. F. D. No. 2.5000 J Nina Thiessen. Mllford 4330 Ka!!? Jones. Hooper ,.4320 Ida Garrett. Centcrville 3690 Ivy Ross. Hoonor .- ...3240 Lillian Peterson. Morgan 2300 Hazel Barrett, North Ogden 2150 4- -t--t--r -f -f- 1 f 4- f , District No. .4. Ten Prizes 4- in Each District. 4- 4- t44444444 Ida. Wyatt, Wellsvilio J 7220 Sarah Romney, Smithficld 45940 Bernlce Erwin, R. F. D. No. 3... 45630 Susie Parker, Newton 41580 Essie Crouch, Willard 43810 Maude Allen, Corinne J3CS0 Hattie Jcpson, Brigham 43620 Edith Gephart, Tremonton 43200 M. A. Frcoce. Sallna .' 42020 Mrs. Elva Stauffer, R. F. D.. Bingham 42500 Emma Hcndrlckson. Richmond. .41030 Blanche Spencer, Randolph ....41020 Neita Webster, Franklin. Mda. ... 11320 Bessie Cragun. R. F. D. No. 3... 10200 Florence Hickonlooper. R. F. D.. 39910 Loy Henderson, Randolph 397S0 Mrs. Hannah Jacobson, Logan.,. 39010 Hazel Korth, Willard , ..3S2SU Iva Page, Dayton, Iaa , 38630 Gertrude Lynch, Twin Falls,lda. .3S720 Agnes Pierson Plymouth 346.:0 Rita Hammond, Providence ...31210 Flossie Peterson, Hyrum .......29670 Lyna Weaver. Preston. Ida 29630 Henrietta Madison, Shelby, Ida.. 29310 May Atkinson, Dayton, Ida 22080 Ruby Hancey, Hyde Park 20730 Hazel Hess, j'ieidiug 1S3G0 Mary Danielson, Hyrum 15900 Ada Jensen, Dayton, Ida 14600 ' Maralda Richardson, Avon ....11390 Tavern Hess, Plymouth 12G30 IHoleu Hart, Tremonton 11GS0 Parthiula Frederickson, Tremonton Tremon-ton 10470 Louella Callet. Dayton, Ida 10410 Laona Wybrow,-Avon 7220 Viola Richardson. Fish Haven ...7130 Emma Phillips, Dayton, Ida ..,,.7000 May Archil-aid, Plymouth ... .. 0440 Helen Goodwin, Trenton , C040 Anna Gutke, Shelby, Ida 5730 May Synder, Twin Falls, Idaho, Box 540 5270 Agnes FIndlay, Fish Haven, Ida.. 1850 Margaret Shoemaker, Trenton.... 4480 Ida Baker, Franklin, Ida. 42C0 Tedora Christofferaon. Hyde Park.3960 Ideila Peterson, Newton S180I- |