The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-06-02
Lieutenant Governor Will Stop Over
in City On Way to Editors An
nual Outing.
WHICH PLANS ARE COMPLETE
There Will Be Baseball Game, Row
ing and Foot Races and Various
Other Sports.

1t was announced this afternoon
by A. G. Rutledge, secretary of the
! Northern Minnesota Editorial Assoc.
iation, that Governor Eberhart will
be in Bemidji on Saturday evening
June 10.
This information was brought
about through telephone CONVEX.
sation between Mr.. Rutledge anG
Ralph Wheelock, the governors pri.
vate secretary. " '-- .@ ..-@
1t is very probable that the Mime.
sofa & international railroad viii
not be running it's Sunday night pass
enger train to the cities by June 10
and as the governor is to be the
chief speaker at the editors outins
in Park Rapids, he will be required
to leave Park Rapids Saturday after
noon in order to arrive in ST., Pau
before Tuesday morning.
When this was discovered, secre
tary Rutledge began plans which
will bring the chief executive to Be-
midi 1>@
While in Bemidji the governo,
will be the guest of the Bemidji Com.
f.mercial club, and complete plans fol
his entertainment will be. made at d
meeting of the Commercial club tc
be held next Tuesday. -.
The governor will be in Bemidji
from the time the Great Northern
passenger arrives in the city, at TAO
p. M, until his departure for St. Paul
on the Minnesota & International
at 11:40.
Mr.. Rutledge also announces thai
the outing program remains un-
changed, with the exception that AL
G. Ray, chief special agent for the
Great Northern railroad will not be
able to attend. -r@
Mr.. Ray has informed the secretary
that he is to be present at meeting
of the international Association oil
| Police Chiefs, which is to be held in
Rochester, N. Y, June 10, and will
not possibly be in a position to be
present at the editors outing. He
was to have talked on Grimes
Criminals and Reforms" the subject
of a book which he recently com.
pleted.
While no definite information has
been received from L. w. Hill, presi.
dent of the Great Northern railroad
as to whether he will be present al
the outing, it is very probable that
he will. +.
Lieutenant Governor Gordon, has
Informed Mr.. Rutledge that he will
arrive in Bemidji from points on the
Iron Range Saturday afternoon, AND
will be prepared to spend Saturday
evening and Sunday at Lake Itasca
as has been planned.
Plans are now being made where.
by the lieutenant governor will be
met at the depot when he arrives
and he will be taken to the park il
an automobile. 81 ~ !.
M. Heinzelman and wife, have writ
ten Secretary Rutledge that every
thing is 'spick and span" at Doug
las Lodge, Itasca State Park, anG
everything is in readiness for tn,
editors and their wives
The baseball game which is to b.
played in Park Rapids on June g.. be-
tween the fats and the leans, ant
which Governor Eberhart is to UNI
pire, will be played for purse O.
SIS, the winners to receive So ant
the losers. Sc. NJ
Other contests such as rowing races
(for both ladies and gentlemen)
foot races, pitching quoits, and ia
mans race for which purse of 81
has been offered by John Brandtjen
of the Brandtjen Manufacturing Co
Those who are TO donate purse
for the various races, are:
~ Minnesota Type Foundry.
T CT. Johnson Manufacturing Co..
Printers Supply Company.
l Western Newspaper Union.
Paper Supply Company.
F. G. Leslie Paper Company.
:. Peyton Paper Company.
Minneapolis Paper Company.
/ Wright, Barrett & Stillwell.
i Northwestern Newspaper Union.
i There seems to be no question a
to the attendance at the Park Rapid
\ outing, and newspaper men from til
territory embraced by the associa