Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-08-11

10 the Ot0er, 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 il 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 his 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. Pat
er Vazaly, Little Falls, first; Mrs. H.
P. Phillips, Mahnomen, second.
Potato. race-Miss Beatrice Akin
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.
1Q0-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.
60-yard slim mems race-W. D.
Joyce, st. Paul, first; A. l. 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.
IT,
Clear Lake, first; Senator O'Neill,
Cass Lake, second. - ~
The prizes were given by the Min
neapolis and st. Paul Printers Sup
ply House association.
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 Bemidjt, 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 Cass'
; Lake, its crystal lakes, commanding
e9ne and
we the officers and members of the
Northern Minnesota Editorial ,Associa- :
ana Of the
by unanimously adopt the following
resolutions:
Whereas, the business men and citi,
o organization, the cass Lake Z! Gomm eSc
: cial Club, which has looked after our
every need and has been instrumental
most xs a1 Sd
association, be it therefore
Resolved, that we express our deep
Ass Lake, Though its 1' Commercial S
: Club, for the many courtesies EXTEND
| ed; to its hqstliDg officers and members
Fort; to the automobile owners, launch
mon, as we'll as accommodation and en-
! tertainment committees; that we also
Sa to te oa tie
instrumental in causing our isis outing
epings OF Of the Northern Minnesota Edi-
torial Association; be IT also
Resolved, that in view Of, the high
ments, as we'll as great damage suf-
fered by property owners on the shores
of Cass Lake, as well as other govern:
regulation Of tho water flow OF Cass
Lake and other lake government reser-
voirs at the headwaters Of the Missis-
votion to the cause Of agriculture and
of s # sna he BY a:
ment Of a committee Of Ave 81 the
president Of this association to have
charge Of bringing the matter to the
attention of the legislatures.
We further recommend that the
members Of this association Join forces
I with the All-Minnesota Association and
Northern Minnesota Development AS
ISOLATION in their propaganda for thu
pollution Of problems that are state
. wide in scope, and especially do we ap
peal for publicity and personal activity
In behalf Of Amendment No. I, the
idoption Of which is vitality essential t.
Minnesota development ...
We congratulate Granville 8. Pease
nestor Of Minnesota Journalism, upol
: lctive work and his appropriate cele
bration Of the event with q master
r piece anniversary number.
& &ssifs TO- 1hess
): firing energy has made possible tn
highly successful outings and business
sessions of this association, and who's
n +! courtesy and universal populaftt,
: throughout the state has made tht
J association one of the strongest Of It
Il kind in the northwest; also Presiden
Peter Vasaly for his uniform courtes!
q and painstaking efforts in behalf Q
a this Organization. 80
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