Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-21
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION
Holds Interesting and Enjoyable Session h
Academy Building.
city Council Meeting Utah Couu,y
Affairs Assembly OF Rebekkshs
New Bishop of TInd,anogos.



Provo, Utah Co., April 2l.-The State
Fress association met here yesterday
and spent a very profitable and enjoy
able day AS the delegates arrived on
the early trains they We're met by rep
fesentatives of the local papers and es-
corted to the Brigham Young academy
where arrangements had been made TO
entertain them and a room had been
placed at their disposal by courtesy of
President Cluff, They were taken in
charge at the academy by a committee
OF students and inspected the build.
ings and educational facilities of the in.
stltution after which the following pro.
gram, which had been arranged for
thelr entertainment. was carried
through.
Address of Welcome. Prof ]. b. Keller
response ..''., ......n.N. B. Dresser
selection .',,., ....Academy Orchestra
roast The Press and the SCHOOL,.
> Jarvis, Representing the
Students,
Exercise, Spring Kindergarten
speech The Preparatory School"
".'....,.., 49,, .,..J. ID. Snowden
selection, ,..,... Double Male Quartet
Speech, THE Training School,
"..",,.,...... Miss Aurora Nebeker
speech, THE Missionaries ......
d, ''''''''.' '., .....n. Chester Pulley
SOLO go Leone, Miss Hazel Taylor
speech, The Commercials" ...r..
..;;''',::..;,, ,..,,...... Mr.. Hacking
speech, The High School" 49,.
o ''''''.,'.,s.,,.". Donald Forsyth
solo - .....,,.,,..,...W Willard AndelIn
Speech The College ..,.,..Del Webb
Miss Stella Neff, a former student
was called for and spoke briefly ex-
pressing her love for the school.
The program closed by the choir sing
ing, Hail. Bright Abode"
AZ the close Of the program the assn
clatlon members met In college hall 10
transact the business which had
brought them together There they were
welcomed oy Mayor Taylor who In his
cnaIacterisuc genial manner, babe them
welcome to the Garden City, and ten
uered them the keys to the city and
uiI lts INSTITUTIONS except the jail.
PRESIDENT ID. p. Felt, formerly resi-
ueht OF Provo, responded, IN behalf of
ner. '''''
Regrets from J. f. Gibbs Jas. Dunn
and j. b. Graham at their inability 10
be present were read by Secy. Dresser
An interesting paper, prepared by ].
M, Boyden Of the Mount Pleasant pyra.
mid, entitled. SHOULD the County Press
Establish a Uniform Rate for Legal
and Foreign Advertislng?" was read,
Mr. Boyden advanced the idea that n
uniform rate should be established and
that the aim OF the newspaper men
should be 10 make their papers valuable
as advertising mediums. He also ad-
vocated the united action TO protect the
association from fraudulent advertisers.
The paper was fully discussed and
Miss Cannon, Of the Young Woman's
Journal. read an excellent paper on
THE Newspaper-Its Usefulness as A |
FACTOR In the Progress OF Education"
She maintained that the influence OF |
The newspaper In this direction was
great and that therefore It should be |
The aim OF the manager Of paper to |
present his readers with matter that |
would be instructive and elevatlng In |
lis results,
VIM. Glasmann, OF the Ogden Stand |
ard. spoke Of Newspaper Publishing |
~ an Art, as a Profession. and as a |
Business" and brought out many good |
points, advocating conscientious. hon
'st work on the paper, and condemning |
Fellow journalism which had not come
o stay.