The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-07

At the park the following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
IN closing our annual outing for 1919.
which has been one Of the most sue
cessful and enjoyable in the history Of
the Association. the members Of the
Northern Minnesot: Editorial Associa-
ton t wish to express, their appreciation
good people Of sem Hijp! @hom n.tu ns
has especially favored in providing
with all the beauties necessary to ma ko
MpSae an st as9 Pa ana for
chell of Bemidji deserve special men,
ton for their efforts in arranging for
me comfort and pleasure Of the entire
,.i Again we don our hats to Doc" Rut-
outing: who has demonstrated anew his
carving out in detail an outing which
memory Of those who participated We
are highly indebted to doc" for his
efforts b to n ns1re an EN-
l;rothe Verify, president Of the Assoc
citation.
We wish to express our gratitude to
Andy Rain and Bert I.akin, in particu-
lar. for the bounteous lumber jack din
ner served us on the shore OF Lake
forestry Board. II. +: Cox. state fore ese
ter. and John A. Stilwell, superinten-
dent Of Itasca State Park. for the ,ap.
petiZing dinner and enterta inment: fuf..
nished our party during the visit to the
State Park Sunday. 49,
Ivy, We express our appreciation 4 The
inspiring message delivered by E; N;
Association, and Premier Norris Of
Manitoba, and Former Mayor Waugh
Of Winnipeg Tor their cordial greetings
from our neiEhbors to the north. with
friendly relations: ''' w '
We stncerely, thank a. L. WESTERN
Tnon Eh9% ths ss
s s9edation r,s two,eolumn plate Of the
msns sf ts TTq 9o city n Supply
Of the program Of the races at tho
The Association members wish to ex-
bereaved family Of the late Frank J:
Of kind deeds and faithful service ice. In
his death the Association has lost a.
viii be sorely missed and long remem.
Association, but by thousands Of others
who hailed him as a friend.
ism at the State University, and trust
that the university authorities will
Of the hopes of the newspapermen Of
Minnesota in this regard
We note with qualification that the
woman suffrage amendment finally sue
ceeded in passing Congress and We
hope to see Minnesota near the top in
the list of states to ratify the amend
msns to we Of Sary Nil;
p. l.. Callahan, who has been an ardent
champion Of this worthy cause.
We pause in the enjoyment of this
good people of Fergus Falls whose hos
Pitality we enjoyed at our annual meet
Ing two years ago: While condoling
life and property which resulted from
the tornado which struck their beauti-
ful city without warning, we admire
&c Of and
which found expression in an imme-
portions of their city.
We are gratified to note the excellent
progress being made in the csmpaisn
on behalf Of the Babcock plan for the
trunk highways in Minnesota, and
pe Of he ssae By Hss~sS CO.
sioner Babcock at Tho winter meeting
Of this Association in Wadena last lam
uary We pledge the corporation Of
moting the campaign which will re-
suit in the passage Of the Babcnck
amendment in November. 1920. and give
Minnesota the best system Of highways
in the Northwest.
Committee on Resolutions,
H. P. Phillips, Mahnomen,
George J. Silk. Hopkins,
E. K. Whiting, OwatonnA
Herman Rae. NsrthAslA -.