Morris tribune., 1914-07-24

WOSI Su1IUTSs uG speaker LUCK ME
audience back to the days Of the
Prophets and on to the Life OF the
Master of Men, demonstrating by rre-
cept and scripture that the wise man
Of old believed in publicity. The
speaker said that the pastor and pub
Usher, as leaders of men and mould
ers of public opinion, had a grave re-
sponsibility resting upon them. He
urged the newspaper men to attend
church regularly and to take active
bart in the services. The discourse
made a marked Impression upon the
audience. Mr.. Hotaling is not mem
Der" of any church, but is clean and
manly man whose daily life leaves its
impress for the better upon those with
whom he comes in contact.
The boat reached the big lake about
one o'clock and for several hours was
out of lands view. The sea was some
what rough but the excursiOnists
proved worthy seamen and the GUS
| tomary lunch for the little fishes re-
mained intact. The boat reached War
road about p. m.
The Rainy River-Lake of the Woods
"Trip makes q splendid itinerary fer an
outing and many of those participat-
ing in the editors excursion will re-
turn at another time and take the COM
plete river-lake trip in easy stages.
Resolutions Are Adopted.
The following resolutions were unan-
| imously adopted by the association:
EXPRESSION annTGClRtf0n
the efforts put forth and courtesieS ex-
tended, which have together made pos
| educational trip to international Falls,
| Spooner, Baudette and across the Lake
| of the Woods to Kenora, Ontario July
17-ls, 1914. the members of the North
participating in the excursion, unani-
mously adopt the following resolu-
! tions
| we extend to the Northern Pacinc
| Railway and to the Minnesota & In
| ternational Railway our thanks for the
| careful attention bestowed which rem
Fails safe and pleasant. The personal
| attention given by e. e. Nelson, assist
| ant general passenger agent of the
| Northern Pacific, and w: H. Gemmell.
manager of the Minnesota & Interna-
| tiOnal is especially appreciated.
| To the Canadian Northern Railway
cial trains for our accommodation, un-
| der the personal supervision of A. l..
Johnston, agent, we acknowledge our
1 great Indebtedness.
! For our trip across the continents
| most beautiful body of waters, the Lake
| of the Woods, on the magnificent steam
| er keenora, through the courtesy and
nberality Of the villages of Spooner
and Baudette, we express our fervent
| appreciation. The personal attention
devoted BY. Mr.. G. A. Graham, presi-
manager, of the Rainy River Naviga-
| tion company, added greatly to the en-
| joyment of this delightful lake trip.
Minnesota and to ths p1bie 30 he PPe6ers1 Pe0ers y
1 a trip on the Keenore. which for the at
tractiveness of natural scenery and
comforts Afforded the traveller. we be-
| lieve can nowhere be exceeded.
| 'ESee MlnnesOta First"
We declare our keen appreciation
and admiration of the commendable
| spirit of public enterprise which
Baudette to make It possible for this
| association to visit the northernmosl
! Section of our great state 1t will do
sofa n the g desire desire to % See Es Minnssota % % first
To both Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Eric
son Of Spooner, and to Editor w. t
! Noonan OF Baudette. we feel especially
| forts for our entertainment.
] We express our appreciation for cour-
tssgies extended fs 6y the ie-spiritsq
| Falls and especially by Bfayor w "
Kane and Editors George FL watson
sna aa1izs MonsgomsFy tb Tes
Of his state without seeing the grea1
pulp and paper mills here in operation
For the cordial en- des YSFs add genu
Mayer J. r. Earngey, the city of1ciaN
| and the board OF trade Of the beautifu
city ot Keenora; ana Mr. Wtlfgrd Chap,
Express f''sS our high sp5Ts sibn. Tht
/ cture es Quel eAlItY of this attractive
4 ely arsd q the n LiaPll Of tth1e Woods in ap
fhro gh the mGltftlds 75f Islands whicl
1 adorn tt should make thip city q muci
/ sQnght after summer resort, {s
| Though this most eud0Yabfe wathOrfns
OF the members OF this aociation hal
for Its cardinal objects pleasure an<
recreation we are not sunmind dflfle Of tn,
fact that the exlstence. Of this associa
the interests Of the state of Minnesott
at all times and upon all occasions. W.
therefore. commend to- the. fayorabl.
consideration OF the voters of Mime
sofa the proposed amendment to Sec
tiOn 2 of Article 8 of the state constitu
tion (No. on the ballot) which pro
proceeds of the sales of state swamp
and school lands to be used in con
structing roads, bitches and fire break
in, through and around swamp an,
school lands in the state. .
Urge Soil Survey.
We urge public and legislative atten
ton to the matter of a COMPREHENSIVE
soil survey for the whole state to tn
end that we may rean the benefits o
the NEST advanced ideas along agricul
tural lines.
We approve the proposed plan to de
vote prison labor to the construction o
public highways and the preparation o
road material.
We appreciate the favorable legisIa
ton already enacted in behalf of edu
cation and urge the continuance of
| liberal policy toward our schools wit
particular reference to the encourage
ment of consolidated rural schools.
We favor the specific purpose Of tn
efficiency and economy commission an
we invite the next legislature to Civ
careful and fair consideration to tn
, report to be made by this commission
We consider it of great importanc
Z to Minnesota that different policy
, adopted with regard to the handling 0
lands unsuited for farming. Such land
we have seen in considerable extern
particularly on the islands in the LAX
of the Woods, and we know that Ger
tain areas of similar charater occu
in various parts of Northern and North
eastern Minnesota. Common sense an
good business calls for the manage
! m0nt of sub rocky, picturesque area