Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-09

cnaTEe OF the services. Frank j :.
Meyst Of Minneapolis led in the sing
lng CT the hymns.
4 e. g. Hotaling Of the Mapleton En-
terprise, treasurer of the Minnesota
Editorial Association and first vice
president of the National Editorial AS
ISOLATION, in an inspiring manner deliv.
cred an address. He took as his
subject "Life's Race"
clay Aside Unnecessary Burdens
Lay aside every weight that there
may be no hindrance, no delay and no
hampering in the efforts to reach the
goal of accomplishment" said Mr.. Ho-
falling. "All cannot gain the same dis
tinctions, the same honors or the same
positions, and tits we'll that such Ia
the case, for we must be servants one
to the other, yet each must strive to
make the most of himself in his own
particular groove, his own particular
pursuit. The obstacles and the hand1-
caps are many and for that reason
all weights and unnecessary burdens
must be laid aside. With the oppor-
tunities of life if one does the best
he knows how, with thoroughness and
accuracy, he will have advanced ma
terially toward the keystone of sue
cess. .... ,.
Let us do everything in our power
to make the press of Minnesota
more potent influence in making this
old world of ours brighter and bet
ter" said Mr.. Hotaling in conclud-
ing his address. ......
At noon dinner was served for
the editors on boat house.
The afternoon program was taken
up by program of athletic contests,
the results of which are as follows:
Ladies' Events. z5 .
50-yard foot race (slim)-Miss Be-
atrice Atkinson, Hibbing, first; Miss
Maza Wallace; Sank Center, second.
50-yard foot race (stout)-Mrs. Pet
er Vazaly, Little Falls, first; Mrs. H..
P. Phillips, Mahnomen, second
Potato race-Miss Beatrice Atkin-
son, Hibbing, first; Mrs. A. L. La
Premiere, Grand Rapids, second.
Throwing baseball-Miss Beatrice
Atkinson, Hibbing,, first; Miss Maza
Wallace, Sank Center, second.
Mems Events.
100-yard foot race (free-for-alD-W.
D. Joyce, st. Paul, first; Grant Utley,
Cass Lake, second.
50-yard fat mems race-Will Will
key, Gray Eagle, first; Oscar Arneson,
st. Paul, second. u>....
5O-yard slim mems race-W. D.
Joyce, st. Paul, first; A. I. Dafoe, Min
neapolis, second. ~.
Throwing the Bull''-W. E. Han
naford, St. Paul, first; w. D. Joyce,
st.. Paul, second. & ..."
Handsomest Adonis IN party-A. G.
Rutledge, first; Charles Andrist, St.
Paul, second. s ~ i
Premier prevaricator-W. R. Davee
Clear Lake, first; Senator O'Neill,
Cass Lake, second. a.. "
The prizes were given by the Min.
neapolis and st. Paul Printers Sup.
ply House association. SSf's '8ss.&*
The outing at Star Island was closed
by addresses by Herman Roe, North.
field, secretary of the Minnesota Edi
torial association, and by George
Ericsson of the Spooner News.
The editors were taken back to
Cass Lake, where automobiles took
them to Bemidji, from which point
they left for their respective homes.
" Resolutions Adopted.
The following resolutions were una.
nimously adopted: ....
Inspired by the natural beauty of the
wonderful summer attractions of CO SIS
Lake, it's crystal lakes, commanding
pines, invigofating ozone and hospit-
able treatment accorded on every hand.
we the officers and members of the
Northern Minnesota Editorial Associa-
ton, officers of the Minnesota State
by unanimously adopt the following
resolutions: -
Whereas, the business men and citi-
zens OF Cass Lake through it's united
cial Club, which has looked after our
every need and has been instrumental
IN. making our visit here one of the
and in
association, be it therefore
Resolved, that we express our deep
gratitude to the many kind citizens Of
Cass Lake, through it's Commercial
Cup. Tor the many cOurtesies extend
ed; to its hustling officers and memb ers
who exerted every effort for our COM
fort; to the automobile owners, launch
men, as well as accommodation and en-
tertalnment committees; that we also
express our thanks to the ladies of the
village, to the proprietors of the Cass
Lake Times, and to all others who were
instrumental in causing our 1915 outing
to be one of the most successful gath
erings of the Northern Minnesota Edi-
torial Association; be it also s.
Resolved. that in view of the high
water conditions met by the Cass Lake
Commercial Club in it's dock improves
ments. as we'll as great damage suf-
Tered by property owners on the shores
OF Cass Lake, as well as other govern
ment reservoirs, that we favor a needed
regulation of the water flow OF Cass
Lake and other lake government reser-
voirs at the headwaters Of the Missis-
sippi river. A.
We pledge anew our service and de-
votlon to the cause Of agriculture and
in that behalf recommend the creation,
Of department of agriculture by the
legislature Of 1917, and the appoint
ment of a committee of five by the
president Of this association to have
charge of bringing the matter to the
attention of the legislature.
We further recommend that the
members Of this association join forces
with the All-Minnesota Association and
Northern Minnesota Development AS
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