The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-05-18
sky. weatheford Chronicle.

sky, Weatheford Chronicle.
Paragraphs" L. G. Niblack, Guthrie
Daily Leader.
advertising" L. Mckinley, Newkrk
Republican.
General discussion was had on these |
addresses
Delegates to the National Convention |
were elected as follows:
Lon Warton, Perry Sentinel.
L. G. Niblack, Guthrie Leader.
T. b. Woosley, Mulhall Eenterpris-.
F. T. Cooke, Cloud Chief Herald.
]. p. Hinkle. Perkins Journal.
L. Mckinley, Nekirk Journal.
F. II. Greer. Oklahoma State Cpi'al.
r. E. Stafford, Oklahoman.
w. f. Hatfield. Alva Pioneer.
Ebert Hoyt. Ponca Courier.
D. w. Peerey, Ell Reno Globe.
T. S. Chambers, Blackwell Sun.
c. NJ Hill, Pawnee Times.
c. y. Palmer, Medford Patriot.
r. l. Blakeney. Oklahoman.
Tom Jarboe, Norman Topic
officers for the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows:
President, F. T. Cooke
First Vice President, T. B. Wooslev.
Second Vice President w F. Hatled
Third Vice President Clyde Palmer
Secretary and Treasurer, Lon Wharton.
RESOLUTIONS.
| The following resolutions were passed:
] Resolved, That we express our sincere
men Of Alva for their cordial hospitality
to this association; to Presidzn Mt Ament
and faculty of the Northwestern Normal
]
meeting in Alva has been happy eXposi-
ton Of the progress, enterprise and gen.
/ ial spirit Of Northwestern Oklahoma
which we thoroughly appreciate.
whereas. The death of Hon. 1athew
. Parrott, Of Waterloo, Iowa, has recently
occurred, and
Whereas, Said Hon. Matthew Par OF at
the time of his death was pre9ila1t Of
the National Editorial Association in
which membership is held by the okla
homa Press Association, therefore, be 1t
Resolved, BY the Oklahoma Press As
sociation in annual convention asssmb, ed
at Alva on this, May Is, 1900, hat we
deeply deplore the untimely death Of
Hon Mat. Parrot and hereby expire s. our
feeling of loss and our sympathy with
his family and loved ones
Resolved, That the secretary Of this as
sociation through its national executive
committee man transmit a copy IF these
resolutions to the National Printer Jour
nalist for publication and that same be
published in the Daily State Capital and
Daily Leader, the official organs of this
association
Resolved. That we favor the esta olish-
(c1-
lege. with a veterinary school in ,onnec-
ton at Camp Supply, to be and remain
under the general control and direction
Of the present institution. And that con-
gress donate TO Oklahoma 70 sections of
the Ft. Supply reservation for expert
mental purposes.
1 The Oklahoma Press Association, in an
nual meeting assembled respectfully rep
resents: Whereas, the Association was
original promoter Of the Oklahoma His
torical Society, and now constitutes the
larger part of its present membership.
Therefore the Press Association re-
spectfully and earnestly asks that th'
n case now in court involving the funds o1
e the Historical Society, be, If possible, pu
Y into such shape that the funds Of the So
iety may at once be available for tn
: binding Of the valuable files of the soci
! ETY., and the payment Of the current an,
V necessary expenses Of the society.
BLACKWELL WINS.
Blackwell and Woodward and SILVIA
ter were candidates for the next associa
tion.
IS IN A SPECIAL OKLAHOMA CAR.
il was decided TO go 10 the Nationa
J. Association meeting at Buffalo, in a spe
cial Oklahoma car, provided each on
n sends TO executive committeeman Bolto
his share Of the cost of the car 30 day
E. prior 10 date OF starting.
This resolution was adopted
is Webb Foot Country" Horace Doug
n. lass
n newspaper Education" Tom B. Woo'
le ley, Mulhall Enterprise.
10 Delinquent Subscribers" T. s. Chand
r ler Blackwell Sun.
Commercial Department" r. I. Blak
T. cumstances, and we further appreela'