The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-07-10

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 Minnesota Editorial Associa-
ton, wis, wish to express their appreciation
good people Of Bemidji. whom nature
has especially favored in providing
with all the beauties necessary to make
this spot an ideal place for ideal people.
H. Mayne Stanton and Henry T. Nit
chell of Remidji deserve special men,
ton for their efforts in arranging for
party.
Again we doff our hats to doc" Rut-
ledge, the efficient secretary Of the AS
socla ton, and director general of the
outing, who has demonstrated anew his
capacity for planning, promoting and
ear1rying out in detail s an outing which
are highly indebted to Doc for his
o1tns s0 T to aso ee to
Brother Verify. president of the Assoc
citation.
We wish to express our gratitude to
the Crookston Lumber Company, and
Andy Rain and Bert Lakin, in particu-
lar, for. the bounteous lumber-jack din
us Also shore to- S of
| Forestry Board, w. r. Cox, state fores-
| ter, and John A. Stilwell, superinten-
petizing dinner and entertainment fur
nished our party during the visit to the
State Park Sunday.
We express our appreciation of the
! Mcmahon, secretary of the ST.. Paul
Association, and Premier Norris of
Manitoba, and Former Mayor Waugh
from our neighbors to the north, with
whom we have always enjoyed such
friendly relations.
We sincerely. thank A. L. Western
Newspaper Union is furnishing this as
sociation a two-column plate of the
Official write,up Of the outing-also the
| Mems association for their generous
donation of prizes for. and conducting
| of the program of the races at the
The Association members wish to ex-
| press their deepest sympathy to the
bereaved family Of d,t the late FL Frank j
| by the Dark Angel after a fruitful life
| of kind deeds and faithful service In
his death the Association has lost a
| true and loyal friend, and one whs
will be sorely missed and long remem-
bered by not only the members of this
Association, but by thousands of others
who hailed him as friend
We will renew our interest in the
establishment of a School of Journal
| ism at the State University, and trust
take steps to hasten the consummation
| of the hopes of the newspapermen OF
Minnesota in this regard.
We note with qualification that the
woman suffrage anne ndment finally sue
ceeded in passing Congress. and We
hope to see Minnesota near the top in
the list of states to ratify the amend
| ment. In passing We pay ouS compi1-
ments to a member of this party, Miss
E. L. Callahan. who has been an ardent
| champion of this worthy cause
We pause in the enjoyment of this
outing to express our sympathy to- the
coed people Of Fergus Falls whose hos
Pitahty we enJoyed at our ni annual und meet
| with them over the terrible loss OF
| life and property which resulted from
| the tornado which struck their beauti-
full city without warning, we admire
age, so typical of Northern MINNESOTA.
| which found expression In an imme.
| date resolve to- rebuild the devastated
| portions of their city.
| progress being made in the campaign
/ OF education which has been launched
| on behalf OF the Babcock plan for the
construction Of 1900 miles q paved
which was ffrst presented to the PEG.
sionsr Babcock at the winter meeting
Of this Association In Wadena last Jan
the editors OF this Association In pro
noting the campaign which VIII re-
suit in the passage. or the Baococi
amendment In November. 1929. and Civ
Minnesota the best system or highway
in the Northwest.
d Committee on Resolutions.
, H. p. PHILIPPE. Mahnomen,
George j. Silk, Hopkins,
E. X. Whiting, OwatonnA
Herman Rae. NorthnsiA