The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-11-25
ARROWHEAD
DIRECTORS
Arrowhead Association Annual
Meeting Held Tuesday; AZ
Directors Chosen.


Nearly 100 delegates from civic bodies
affiliated with the Minnesota Arrow
head Association met at the Hotel Du-
luth on Tuesday and elected a board
of directors for the ensuing year. DIR.
H. G. Newgord was the Ely delegate in
attendance. The new board comprises
II members representing member or
CARNATIONS and Is directors at large.
Those chosen were the following:
B. r. Hassman, Aitkin; H G. Hansen,
Barnum; Frank S. Lycan, Bemidti; E. j.
Keable, Big Falls; Carl Shuster. BIZ
wabik; j. A. Gillespie, Carlton; M. N.
Kon, Cass Lake; c Rudolph Raatama,
Chisholm; Hartford Cox, Cloquet; H. w.
Reik, Cook; George Herried, Deer River:
w. H. Burke, Duluth; James Moonan,
Ely; D. P. Mcintyre, Eveleth; Mark
Nolan, Gilbert; Ed Toftey, Grand
Marais; Frank King, Grand Rapids.
G. A. Wellner, Hibbing; Fred Harmon,
International Falls; W. A. Pegelow, Two
Harbors; r T. Hart, Moose Lake; DR.. L.
H. Kiesling, Nashwauk; Jacob L. Pete.
Ely; G. c. Carlson, Tower; w. A. Fisher,
Virginia; Alfred Hoel, West Duluth
Business Mems Club; P. H. Martin,
West Duluth Commercial Club.
Directors at-large are: c. H. Bagley,
DR.. w. A. Coventry, George H. Crosby,
William A. Mckay, j. D. Mahoney,
Stephen Kirby, Jr., Willis Putnam,
Clyde Hoff, Henry E. Smith, M. j.
Thompson and George w. Welles, Jr.,
all of Duluth; Harold Cook, Ely: James
G. Early, Hibbing; H. c. Horribly, Clio
quet; A. c. Anderson Tower.
The executive committee includes:
Directors Cox, Herried, Burke, Moonan,
Mcintyre, Toftey, Wellner, Pegelow.
Hart, Carlson, Fisher, Hoel, Bagley,
Kirby, Mahoney, Smith and Thompson.
James Moonan of this city was re-
elected for the tenth consecutive time.
In the naming of Mr.. Moonan the dele
gates showed good Judgment as he is
recognized as one of the most influen-
tial Arrowhead boosters on the board.
He will represent as in the past, the
Ely Commercial Club, one of the live
wires of the Association.
The new board selected an executive
committee of 10 but did not elect off,
GERS. Hanford Cox of Cloquet, slated
for the presidency, said he would be
unable to accept. The board will hold a
special meeting at $50 D. m, Thursday,
December g. at the Hotel Duluth, to
elect a president, two vice presidents
and secretary treasurer.
Under the new arrangement for
carrying on the work of the association
three chairmen will be named, each to
direct one major project.
George H. Crosby in the principal adj
dress at the meeting said more than
100000 visitors came into the Arrow
head country during the past summer
tourist season. He urged continued adj
vertising of the region as a summer va
cation center, asserting it's advantages
as summer playground are as great as
those of California and Florida are for
winter mentioning. He said reforesta-
ton would be one of the greatest fac
tors in the upbuilding of the area.
Alfred Hoel, president, reviewed the
activities of the association during the
past year, asserting the communities of
the Arrowhead country have been
united to a greater degree than ever
before.
At the open forum on tourist and re-
sort matters in the morning a resolu-
ton, calling for changes in the state
game and fish laws and providing for
greater conservation of fish, was
adopted. AT the luncheon meeting the
resolution was referred to the board of
directors, and the board decided to
name a committee to study the sugges-
tions before recommending them to the
state conservation commission. Buck
Hedman, resort proprietor ait Leecfa
Lake, introduced the resolution
Dan Dvoracek, marketing specialist of
the University of Minnesota, urged or
ganization of local potato marketing
associations on uniform plan with the
ultimate aim of forming a federation
Of all local associations.
Ocher speakers at the agricultural
forum were George A. Perham, execu-
tive secretary of the association; Geo.
W. Kelley, farm editor of the Herald
and News Tribune, and Arthur Lampe,
St. Louis county superintendent of
schools.
John McLaren, federal forestry agent
at Duluth, spoke on national forest
policies at the tourist forum. G.. C.
Carlson, Tower, presided, and M. ].
Thompson, Duluth, presided at the agri-
cultural session Mr.. Hoel presided at
the luncheon meeting.
State to Save S5OO,OOO
In Spanish War Claims.