The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11

Assp m, take the Third avenue cars for wish
Al So D m. assemble At the Northern Parihe
railway staten to receive the National Editorial
Assoeiation
wednesday Eveninx.
At 20 e'cloek, in connection with n. z. A.. 60
out over Union Tysfnk line and Yesief avenue cable
and assemble At Lssehi park and Madrona PARK TO
board steamers e. ride On Lake Masaans'e e, and
siew the park and surroundings :,
At 80 O'clock reception a. pavilion; address o.
az state I,ress Association Response By president
II the n E.sA Music by WaGnsrs First Reei-
Hasns !, band RsfIeshmenss Frswost s, - =.
First ana second avenues witness brilliant street
illumination and decoration.
Thursday, . .. -.
Report Of special committees.
Report Of committee on place of next meeting
ReYprt Of committee on resolutions.
Election Of officers.
Miscellaneous business
Tharsday Morning.
Capt Conisen, II Dewey's dispatch boat. McCul
iech. in Seattle hArbor. extends special invita-
ton to editorial party TO visit his ship
View Seattle and her environments over the sari.
lines Of the city
Tharsday Afternoon.
A. O'Clock. beard the elegant excursion steamer
Queen at Ocean dock. Cot ride to the govern
nnsnt naval ssssiqe ard dry dock At Port Orchard.
Visit the hattieship Iowa. Returning. stop ct the
the world view Magnolia blufs. where i nos
building ~ rs est kus en- b boar
Refreshments served.
Thursday Evening.
Rand concert, general reception and brilliant
street illumination.
General Informatfon.
State press headquarters at Chamber Of Commerce
rooms In the Halter block
special rates have been extended by the hotels
Rainier Grand Seattle DilIer Stevens and North
The privileges Of the Rainier Club and Seattle
Athletic Club are extended the visiting editors
Badges will be good for transportation On most
Of the car lines. Where other arrangements have
G II Baker. president 81 the Seattle Cataract
Company. has generously rendered an Invitation to
the State aud National Associations TO enjoy an
to Snoqualmie Falls II desired by the association.
this trip win be arranged for Friday
To View the City.
The various street car lines furnish ample oppor-
tunty Of reaching various objective points, as fol-
The University Of Washington aud Ravenna park.
Green lake and woodland park. Second avenue
Masonic cemetery and City park. James street
cable ears and Broadway electric.
Lrsehi park and Lake washington. YSler VA,
cable.
Madrons park. James street cable ard Lake Wash
kinnear para. First avenue cable or North Seattle
car Second avenue,
Mouth Seattle and South park. Grant street cars.
Renton and Lake Washington shore line, wash
ingten street car rim Columbia.
ballard and site II army post. Western ave-
ns,e and North End
Omcers OF washington state Press
Association.
President r. W. Durham. Spokesman Review.
Spokane.
Vice presidents, O. n Moore Daily Times. Seat
tie: ]. Hannnm Jones, Reporter. Nooksack; r. X.
Baker, SUM- Tacoma.
Secretary and treasurer win A Steel. Post-fntel-
iigeneer. Seattle.
Historian Cnarles Proseh Seattle
Poet Frank c. Teek. Blade. New Whatccm.
Orator T. c. Nieklen Seattle.
Executive committee President ana secretary. ex-
oificio. l.. NJ Weed chairman Trade Register. Sc
sttie G. NJ Schultz. Ledger Tacoma Mrs Minnie
II Sergeant Tribune Pullman: F.. NJ Day. News.
whatccm r ] Bell. New Herald Tacoma.
Seattle Press Club.
Reception and executive committee Edgar B.
Piper chairman: Will 4. Steel. r IL Wells, A. 7.
Blethen jr L. ". Weed. r. L. Reber. A. r. AM
brose O. A. Moore. r. n A. Mefsin Horace Nc
Clure John T. Condor. Samuel Archer
New subscriptions.
Additional subscriptions to the fund for
the entertainment of the National Edi-
tcrial Association, since the publication
in the Post-Intelligencer Sunday morning
are as follows.