The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-02-28
S!PERIng. WIS. SATURDAY. FEB. IS, lSGl.
Fe.ySguios About Nesyspa?e BoJs'
.ro-, " r street in the Inter Ocean.

Peck welcomed Us at the opening on
Wednesday morning, with his usual
EoS HoNMIE and careless wit lie Is
the same old Bad Boy, ana has no more
dignity than a kitten on an occasion
where the press gang is around. lie s
making good governor, however, ana
knows how to use his time.
President B. l.. Price is a perfect an
omaly among men. He wears spec
taclas, is short ana stociy, looks mid
and PLACID, speaks mildly plicidly, ami
with 4 kind humor that has made HIN
lmmensely popular with the editors of
the state. lie is good presiding officer,
though lacking entirely those exterior
qualifications of a loud voice and brave
manner that are 50 commonly assocIa-
ted with good presiding qualifications.
He is the most modest lion that ever
was born. It was hard for the ass0cia-
ton to give him up as president, but
he was firm in his deternlnatlo not to
be reelected, and the ASSOCIATION there
fore chose Mr. II. +. Heg, of Lake
Geneva. Mr.. Prices name VIII I'M
dou5tedly be presented TO the National
Editorial Assoc alton in June, as " Is.
consin candidate for president OF that
BODY. 50 modest merit WINS.
Joe. N Chappclle, the boy editor OF
the Ashland DAILY Press, is a forcIble
and ambitious young fellow, good
writer, and has that kind OF set to
his jaw which prophecies success III the
future. He is possibly little too bell
gerent Just now, but not so much SO as
to make him other than gentlemanly.
His beligerency finds vent in his writ
ings One would pick Joe out OF any
crowd and say that he would be
strong man BY the tine he leache,
thirtytve years of age
President Heg, the new president
is q tall, slender man, wearing Il full
beard of black whiskers. He is Of fine
texture. looks like an editor, hates like
catamount and loves Ike thoroughly
good fellow lie is a faycrite with all
the boys, and makes good official.
Ed G. Gothery of the Pine City Plon-
ear was there, and edited rs by the rect
al of one Of his melodramaticp poems. He
is tall fellow, SIX feet and two inches
wears military coat and cape, and eX
presses the genial temper of the
country editor in every lineament. lie
called my attention to the fact that
the Wisconsin Association had many
more old men members than were
found in the Minnesota Association.
I think that is true. Nevertheless
Northern W isc0nsin is increasing
rapidly the contingent OF young mem
beers, and they are good and enthusiastic
ones Chappelle is the most consplcu-
Gus example of the young man militant
but Gregg and myself are hot So old as
the Amery Echo, who is a blight, clean
cut young man, whose paper bespeaks
an energetic management And
Morgan of the Cumberland Advocate.
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both Of them stuffed full of an ambition
to shine in the profession, and with
talent to carry them a long WAYS toward
= realization
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lie is about forty wears of age, his
strong features. is conservative and
kindly, and is the pride Of the assocja-
tiaa lie has ! hard head ! fine sense
of i1stice and Of rirht ofTrnds nobody
in his nersonaI inte:cours and i nroI,-
ably the bcst represf NATIVE of GOOD
natUred but pucnatious journalism IN
the state.
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''il'iSu1l prominence. lie looks Ike ne
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'iiJ'H me Sooo 'hii'SS ol TINS World II
serious Ni.'a oi d way would say
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''e's'.' ''ei' 'ii''i' ~ "Hliii'ii's "oul'
seem ~ Variant.
Or Albert Shaw, WHO left the Min
n'apolis Tribune to assume the editor
SIP q me American cation CT m
I Nteads keNiew or the Reviews
which IS 4 KIND oil 4 rot PoURI of clip
llng>from all current magazine l.tera
lure, save The ASSOCIATION lecture OF
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