Excerpt from The Improvement Era, Vol. 35: Organ for the Priesthood Quorums, the Mutual Improvement Associations and the Department of Education, January, 1932

The lake has a reputation for being dangerous. That is due mainly to the newspapers. When some one becomes lost on the lake, which means stalled. The newspapers play the incident up - though it is inevitable that somebody next day will chug out and effect a rescue. The sportsmen who ply this water safely year after year naturally go unmentioned. Even when the several races are held each year, and many a gleaming cup is won, reference to them goes inside on the sport page, where those interested are mainly the ones to notice.

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