The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-01
NORTHERN EDITORS
PLAN SUNDAY SERVICE ]
i . .FoRANNuALou1|NG.
Members of Fourth Estate Will Not
Leave Their Religion Behind
( ...... Them.
H. G. HOTALING TO GIVE
ADDRESS ON ''LFE'S RACE"
t.. $1,000. -. - 80.
Editors Will Arrive in Bemidji Friday
-. . and Go to Cass Lake
+ From Here. / -.

'Life's Race" an address by H. T.
Hotaling of the Mapleton Enterprise,
treasurer of the Minnesota Editorial
association and first vice president of
the National Editorial association,
will be the feature of religious serv-
ices that will be held on Star Island,
Cass Lake, Sunday, August 6, when
Minnesota editors and their wives
will terminate a two days. outing
under the auspices of the Northern
Minnesota Editorial association. Geo.
P. Watson of the International Falls
Press, a former Methodist preacher,
who was stationed at Cass Lake in
1899, will have charge of the services,
and Frank J. Meyst of Minneapolis
will conduct the singing of the
hymns. .->
Services Enjoyed.
While the members of the Northern
association were enjoying their out
ing aboard the steamer "Kenora," on
Lake of the Woods, in August, 1914,
religious services were conducted by
Mr.. Watson, Mr.. Meyst lead the sing
ing and the address which Mr.. Hotal-
ing delivered at that time was very
we'll received, being largely repro
duced in the daily papers of the Twin
Cities and Duluth and the trade jour-
nails of the west. Those services
were so genuinely enjoyed that Sec
retary Rutledge has arranged for sim
liar services this year. to be held Just
prior to the opening Of the all-day
picnic on Star Island. K. - Il. -
No Political Game.
The services will precede big
picnic dinner which will be served
among the pines by the Cass Lake
Commercial club, to be followed by
athletic races and games with ban
on the political game). "
Saturday, the opening day of the
outing, will be devoted to auto and
launch rides, visiting the Indian
school and mission, with a public re-
ception in the evening at Judith log
cabin lodge.
In order to accommodate the Twin
City and southern editors and those
living a considerable distance from
Cass Lake, special sleeping car serv-
ice has been obtained from the
Northern Pacific railway, cars to be
attached to the regular train: leaving
the Twin Cities Friday evening, TAX
ing the cutters to Bemidji, from
which place they will go to Cass
Lake on the early morning Great
Northern train. The Great North
ern will run an extra special passen-
ger car attached to the regular
north-bound Sauk Centre Lake
train Friday afternoon to care for
the editors living at Sauk Centre and
north of there, arriving at Cass Lake
that evening. -
Make Big Preparations.
A. F. Ittner, A. G. Swindlehurst
and M. N. Kohl compose the official
committee representing the Cass
Lake Commercial club in the matter
of entertaining the editorial visitors.
They are working with Secretary
Rutledge of Minneapolis in carrying
out the details of the outing. II
have assurances of the attendance of
many of the prominent editors in the
state," says Secretary Rutledge. "The
Cass Lake people have made prepara-
tions for receiving and entertaining
the visitors in splendid manner,
and I believe the outing next Satur-
day and Sunday will be one of the
very best of a similar kind ever held
in the state.''