The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-10
PROGRAM FOR THE NEXT AN
NUAL MEETING.
TO BE HELD At ASBURY PARK.
Large. Juicy Trip for showers of the ouiil
Matter of Interest for Oklahoma
Newspaper Men-The Excursion
PIanned-The Addresses and or
der OF Arrangements at As
bury Park.

The programme committee OF the
Nationa Editorial association held a
meeting al 81. Louis, Mo, on May H.
1894, aud made final preparation for
the next annual meeting of the assoc
ciat:ou at Asbury Park, y. j., July .,
3. 1. . aud g. The committee was com
posed Of Walter Williams, president OF
the association, editor of the Culum-
Liza (Mu.) Herald; }, G.. uibbs, treasur-
cr editor of the Norwalk co. Rcilec-
tor; j. NJ. Page. corresponding sccre-
tary, editor of the Jerseyville GlL)
Democrats Rubri' NJ. White, editor of
the Mexico (Mo Ledger, and Il T.
MorninyStAr, editor of the bowling
Green tky.1 Times.
Mr. Page said that from present in
dications the meeting will bc more
argely attended than any previous
meeting lu the history of the associa-
uoL. About COO delegates are eN-
pected 10 he present, each delegate
representing TWENTY-FIVE different
newspapers. NinetysiN different rail
roads are said 10 have extended the
courtesy OF trans sportatiun to the dele
gates. All the delegates frnm sec
tions of the country west of Ohio and
Alabama will meet at Chicago June %,
and leave that night by special train.
A stop of one day viii Ice made at ST
Clair, Mich. and one-half day will
be spent In Canada at Niagara Fdils.
At the latter place they will be the
guests of Mr. Burnett, who is mem
ber of the Canadian parliament
On Monday, the first day of the
meeting, W. O. L. Jewett, of Missouri,
will present "A report from the com
mittee on legislation, of which he has
been for Ave years chairman. His
report will among other things give
summary of the newspaper laws in
some OF the different states
On Tuesday morning Walter 5. Cole
man of Georgia will read paper upon
The Editorial Department The
remainder of the morning will bc oc-
CAPPED 10y five minute discussions of
such subjects as are Intimately con
nected with the editorial department.
Tuesday evening will be devoted 10
the business Department. the
opening address being made 10y c. i.
Mcpherson OF Massachusetts
There will be no business session on
Wednesday, July T. The editors will
join in the celebration Of the nation 5
birthday
"EquipmeuC will be the paper for
discussion Thursday morning IL viii
be treated by Henry Stowell Of New
York.
On Thursday afternoon "Adyerlis,
ing" will be dis ussed Col. r. B.
Brown of Ohio will give the opening
address
Prof Joseph French johnson of the
University OF Pennsylvania will speak
upon schools of Journalism" lie il
at the head of the only school of that
character in America
Ga Friday each state and district
association will be asked TO make a
report OF the work done during the
year A discussion OF Newspaper
Cooperation" will be had and the
election of oflicers and other routine
business will close the session
Among the distinguished speakers
who will be present are: Joe Howard,
Jr, the famous New York corresponds
ent aud special writer; Robert j, Bur.
dette, the well known humorist; Bill
Nye, Gen. Charles II. Taylor, Of the
Boston Globe; Col. A. Is MeCinre of
the PENNSYLVANIA Times, and eN-
Postmaster General Thoms l. James