New Ulm review., 1920-07-14
GAME LEAGUE Ito
MEET THURSDAY Y
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FIFT H ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
STATE SPORTMEN HELD AT
! LAKE WASHpNGT0N.N
Ell ABdRAfE pRocRAM ipREpA-
RED FOR THREE-DAY
SESSION. ~

| FS~~S M AAANAL-DAA
SESSION. ~
The Minnesota Game Protective
League will hold its fifth annual gather
ing next Thursday, Friday and Saturday
July Is, 16 and II, atLake Washington
LIE Sueur County, The convention will
be under the auspices of the Brown, Blue
Earth, Nicollet, Sibley and Lee Sueur
county branches of, the league. Each
county organizations appointed its dele
gates and alternates last week. Every
member from this county is urged to be
I IN attendance. as the picnic will be one
OF the most elaborate ever held in this
vicinity II
The local committee who is assisting
IN the arrangements; is composed of the
following members: H. J. LaDue,
August Olson, ca HI jackson, E. E..
Miller, 0. r. Maves, and j. N. Donde-
linger. efs
Elaborate Plans.
Elaborate plans have been made giving
the delegates and visiting sportsmen
ample time for the carrying out of a big
program of business meetings and re- re
creation. Ray Ps Holland, Vice-presi-
dent The American Game Protective
Association; Clyde B. Terrell, the Duck
food Expert or Oshkosh, Wis; John H.
Wallace, Conservation Commissioner Of
Alabama; Carlos Avery, State Game and
Fish Commissioner; sEben W. Cobb,
Supt. of Fisheries and several others of
national and local fepute will address the
convention on various subjects dear to
the heart of the sportsmen. The three
days session will also be enlixened by a
program Of sport contests; trap shooting,
bait and fly casting, boat races, canoe
races, swimming races, etc. Mr.. Fred
w. Kuesel of St. Paul will give bait
and fly casting exhibition Motion
pictures of hunting and fishing and of
the. propagation of upland game birds
and of game fish and kindred subjects
viii, be shown every evening.
Large Gathering.
ItS Is predicted by tofficer's Of the
Z League that this will be the largest
gathering Of sportsmen ever held in the
Northwest. The sportsnan cf the state
are taking a keener interest in matters
pertaining to the conservation of game
and fish than ever before This interest
has manifested itself in the formation of
about seventy new local organizations in
the past five months, bringing the mem
bership of the State League up to ap-
pr proximately ninety clubs.
: The convention will be in the form of
an encampment. Arrangements have
been made with caterer to furnish
supplies and meals on the grounds at a
| nominal cost. Tents will be provided
for all Those who wish to do so may
bring their own tents and camping equip
! ment and may prepare their own meals.
All guests are requested to bring their
own blankets. The grounds will be
electrically lighted. A special invita-
tion is extended to every sportsman to
bring Friend Wife,.
Accommodations.
Delegates, members and visitors
going via C: & N. W. Ry. or Omaha
Ry. may use either St. Peter or Manl1ato
as their jumping off" place. Those
going via Milwaukee or Great Western
Ry. will get off at Mankato, Automo-
biles will be stationed at the Nicollet
Hotel, st. Peter and the Heinrich Hotel,
Mankato during the entire three days
session prepared to convey guests to the
camp ground.
! II Delegates, members and visitors com
III
signs on roads leading out of st. Peter
! and md Mankato directing them to the camp
| grounds at Lake Washington
The Program.
SPEAKERS. ....
Ray P. Holland, Vice-president, Ameri-
4 can Game Protective Association. ere
suits from Organization.'
i Geo. Mckenzie, ST. Gaylord, Mimi.
| "Reminiscences of an Old-time Sports.
!, man" ;.
/ Carlos Avery, State Game and Fish
/ Commissioner, "Game Preservation in
i Minnesota
i Clyde B. Terrell, Aquatic Farmer Osh-
4 kosh, Wisconsin, Development Of At.
Inactive places for Birds, Game and
4 Fish,; r:.. 9.
ll4C. C. Hildebrand, Field Sec'y, Mime.
sofa Game Protective League. 'sSuc.
eessful Organization Work.
John H. Wallace, Conservation Com
missioner of Alabama, s'The Conserva
tion Needs of the Nation"
i Even w. Cobb, Superintendent O
Fisheries Of Minnesota, Preservation
and Propagation of Native Fishes
), Harry .. LaDue, Assistant Game ane
Fish Commissioner, Address of Wei
q eeme' ipTof .,ogigg = islies5
!, MOTION, PIGTURES;s
= Minnesota ssGanae andidFish Depart
ment Films
j Propagation ofNI plhnd' {, hane, Birds.
Propagation (off GameF Fishsh
tI}.i Wild Life Pictures.
! Fish Rescue Work!ana Game
!, . Fish and streani Hunting and Fishin,
Motion Riettfe
: ii Decoying Canadian Geese.
j SWordiishinge eat Catalina ASA t1ishif
! IS Turkey Hunt.
b Mr.. Black Bass Of the Potomac.
S Moose Hunting in New Brunswick.
n Duck Hunt at Gull IS Neck, Virginia
Ill Bait and Fly Cas-. ing Exhibition b
s Fred w. Kuesel of St. Paul, ~ I'm. spor
: Coz ntestIrap ap-shooting Bate and Fl
: Casting, Boat Races. s
e Canoe Races, Swimming Races, Tit..n