The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-10

terprry,ns business men were on the
entertainment job with auto and boat.
Prominent Speakers Present.
A reception was held in the evening
Mt Judith Lodge, said to be one of the
most costly and unique log cabins
In the state. The evenings program
was presided over by Hon. M. N.
Kohl, one Of the most active and
best result-producing boosters in
northern Minnesota. Addresses were
made by Granville s. Pease, of Anoka,
the nestor of Minnesota journalism;
former District Judge Frank Ives, now
retiring from active editorial work at
the ripe age of IS, laying down the
tripod and seeking a harp; Senator
O'Neil, of Cass Lake, representing
the mayor; President Pete Vasafy Of
the Northern Minnesota Editorial AS
ISOLATION; Hon. F. A. Dare, represen-
tative from Cass county; Hon. Julius
Schmahl, secretary of state; H. M.
Wheelock, president of the Minnesota
State Editorial Association; Hon. C..
M. Andrist, representing Gov. Burn
qSst; President F. S. Murphy of the
All-Minnesota Development Associa-
ton and Past Presidents of the N. M.
e. A. Harold Knutson, C. F. Scheers
and Asa Wallace. Harry Lauder Nc
Cree, the sweet Scottish singer, rem
dered three selections, which were
heartily applauded. The oratorical
gem of the evening was the, historical
address by julius Schmahl. Others ON
the program sounded the praises of
the natural beauties of Cass Lakes
Immediate surroundings; of it's gen.
erous, whole-souled, energetic and
optimistic citizens word Of
which was merited and sincerely ut
tered
g. Committee on Resolutions.
President Vasaly appointed the fol-
lowing committee on resolutions: C..
F. Scheers, chairman, Akeley; N. H.
Ingersoll, Brainerd; H. w. Wheelock,
Fergus Falls; Farley A. Dare, Walker;
E. L. Oberg, Blackjack.
The editors went forth under open
skies and listened to natures teach
ings" Sunday. Leaving Cass Lake at
10 o'clock Sunday morning launches
transported the members of the
Fourth Estate to Star Island, an island
recently set aside by the state AS a
game refuge. On this island in the
shade of the majestic pines religious
services we're held. George Watson
of the International Falls Press, IoT'
ner Methodist preacher who was sta
toned at Cass Lake in 1899, had
charge of the services. Frank j.
Meyst of Minneapolis led in the sing
ing of the hymns.
H. c. 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"
"Lay 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 it's well that such is
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 handi-
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 a
more potent influence in making this
old world of ours brighter and bet
ter" said Mr.. Hotaling in conclud-
ing mis- address.
At noon a 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.
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.
Z 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. 50
100-yard foot race (free-for-a1D-W.
D. Joyce, st. Paul, first; Grant Utley,
Cass Lake, second.
50-yard fat mems raee-Will Will.
key, Gray Eagle, first; Oscar Arneson,
st. Paul, second.
hn-verd slim mems race-W. =.