The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-06-05


asm and energy which was developed
Is not lost, but reacts on ones char
meter. putting iron into the nerve, en-
couraSlng ones confidence, stlmulat-
Ing courage and rousinS an honest
belief in ones ability to undertake
and carry 10 success any task which
presents itself In addition 10 that
business experience that she would
obtain In no other way
The Benefits OF the Contest.
Every candidate. whether she cares
to fight the battle OF ballots or not. is
better able TO fight the battle of daily
existence today than she was when
she entered the contest Though she
may feel tho disappointment kecnly.
she must realize that facing the world
does not seem nearly so formidable a
proposition as II did few wectS acn.
These who are successful are deserv-
ing of congratulations anu pra.Se.
They have strlven hard and what they
have achieved has been largely the
result of untiriDg, unremitting worry.
Early and late for nearly two months
they have been piling UP voting
strength few votes at time until
the ballots amount high mp in the
Thousands They VIII apprecite the
prizes thousand-fold more than they
would II they had been laid at their
feet without any effort on their part,
and are better able TO appreciate them
at something of their own value
Best Of Feeling
During the progress OF the entire
contest the best of feeling has pre-
vailed. and while today's list of win
ners is quite lengthy. there arc many
other deserving workers who were
not fortunate enough to have their
names on the final list. but through
their individual efforts have made
such record as TO deserve credit To
themselves. and the Morning Exam
iner wishes TO thank the candidates
one and all for their honest effort
Without a hitch, the big voting con-
test which has been conducted by the
Morning Examiner came to a final
conclusion last night when the judges
of the contest, after several hours of
work, counted the last
ballot and announced the winners
Ninteen young ladies we're made
happy when the winners were an
nounced. The contest was the most
successful ever held in the state. The
many and valuable prizes offered by
the Examiner caused a large number
OF young women TO enter the contest
The contest managers conducted the
contest fairly and all contestants
were given the same consideration
and attention.
The young women worked with
great zeal not alone on account OF
the value of the prizes and the honor
of winning, but because they felt the
Examiner is a clean family news
paper which should be in every home
The result of their energetic and
efforts has been TO In
crease the circulation OF the Exam
iner 65 per cent. To the young
women who worked so we'll WE want
them that We appreciate their Of
forts. We want TO conduct the Ex-
ominer In a way to please our readers
and we will be glad TO have. sugges-
tioDs from contestants and subscrfb
ers.
The prize winners ere invited to
call at the Examiner offic and re-
ceive their prizes Orders will be is.
sued for the pinnos to the winners
The gold watches and diamond rings
are at the Examiner office and Will
be delivered TO the winners Orders
will be given for the business sollege
scholarships.
Owing to the lack OF space, the
Examiner Is not able 20 give the
vote OF all OF the candid
ates in the contest. but. these Will ap-
pear in full in tomorrow mornings
paper.