The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-03
STATE EDITORS 70 MEET.
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION AT
wHATcOM-FAIRHA
Newspaper Fraternity and Others on
/ Bellingham Bay Promise Menu
| bers a Splendid Reception-Dates
/ of Meeting July rs, 20 and ~.

The fourteenth annual meeting of the
Washington State Press Association will
be held at Wbatcom and Fairhaven We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday, July Is, rs
and q, 1900.
The newspaper fraternity, commercial
bodies and citizens generally of these
cities on Bellingham bay have united In a
most cordial invitation to the association,
and promise Its members a royal welcome
and superb entertainment. They say they
desire to make this the most enjoyable,
profitable and noteworthy meeting ever
held by the association.
The programme will be as follows:
Editorial Don'ts." orno Strong, New
West Trade, Spokane.
'The Editors Moral Influence" Edgar
II. Piper. Seattle.
washington Newspapers" Edward ~
Fuller, the Washington Historian, Ia
coma.
"The Country Editors Influence" Fred
McDermott Empire, Waterville.
Newspaper Fads," Frank b. Cole. w.
c. and +. S. Lumberman. Tacoma.
Mechanical Department Dewitt c.
Britt, Leader, Chelan.
1.-THE Country Merchant as an Adver-
tfser." a. H. Stulfuth. Capital, Ellensburg
The Scope Of the Weekly" 7. J. Bell.
Evening News, Tacoma
THE Editor as a Business Man." e. G.
Earle, Daily Herald, Fairhaven.
The Editors Wife," C. w. Wheeler.
Times. Watsburg.
"a Balance at the Bank" John Hull.
Revstnc, New Whatcom.
"Ad, crLising In Country Towns" f. II.
Thomas. Republican Blaine.
THE Pen" A. i. Tugwell, Sun, Tacoma.
Wood Pulp" Lovett NJ. Wood. Trade
Newspaper Legislation" ]. OBJ. sco-
hey. Oympian, Olympia.
"Old Type" ]. d. Dean, Washingtonian.
Hoquiam.
Editorial Transportation" James NJ.
Vernon. Times, Everett.
"NpWspafpr IllustratfnQ" A T. Rletbpn
jr. Daily Times. Seattle.
The Dresses They Wear" Dan Bush.
Bee-Nugget, Chehalis.
"Order Is Heavens First Law" Lloyd
Du Bots, Independent, Vancouver.
'"rhe Associated Press" Alden J. Bleth
en-, Daily Times, Seattle.
'"The Newspaper of the Future N. w.
Durham, Spokesman Review, Spokane.
women at the Helm" Mrs. Minnie H.
Sergeant. Tribune, Pullman.
Top OF Column Next to Reading Mat
ter w. w. Robinson. Republic, North
Yakima.
'.The Country Editor" Seneca G. Ketch-
um, Times. Sedro- Woolley.
THE Spirit OF the Pen." Mrs. Ella Hig-
ginson, New Whatcom.
Personality in Editorial Work." c. NJ.
Editorial inspiration" WIN d. Jenkins,
Olympia.
Memorial--CoI G. NJ Holton. Of North
Yakima. John Miller Murphy Standard.
Memoriai--J. Hannum Jones, of Nook
sack r. NJ Day, Washington Resources.
New Whatcom.
WIN A. Steel. o. NJ Moore and Il. NJ.
Day. constituting the committee on pro-
gramme. have sent out a circular to the
editors In which they say:
1.-THE committee hopes to have a number
Of short but interesting and instructive
papers prepared. to be read before the va
rious sessions. In cases where IL Is pos
sible the talk should be confined to five
minutes. You have been selected among
others, to prepare a paper on the subject
indicated on inclosed sheet. 1t Is earnest
iy hoped that you will accede to the de-
sire that you prepare such paper and be
present to deliver 1t. Kindly write i'm
mediately to the secretary and indicate
your pleasure In the matter"