The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-22
TALK OF PART
OF PRESS IN CAMPAIGN

States. whom he has with unselfsh devo-
ton and impartiality faithfully served.
lie IS a commander who has never known
defeat, and, under his leadership, we will
this year achieve another overwhelming vic
tory for sound policies, right principles and
conservative and far-seeing American
craftsmanship.
''WiH you not present to your association,
collectively and TO each member of it indi
yioualy, my kindest regards, and remem-
Der me very specially TO the wives of the
editors who, at the last banquet, were such
an attractive element of il and whose
spOnses won such merited applause. Say
TO all the members Of your association that
| shall hope TO meet each one of them dur
ing the coming campaign and add my eff
forts TO theirs in behalf Of the cause for
which We are all co-workers.
INFORMAL SPEECHES.
Following the reading OF Senator Bev-
eridge's letter, which was received with
enthusiasm. number of informal speeches
were made, Mr. Stivers calling on several
of the guests of the association. Those
who responded were George b. Lockwood.
secretary to Governor Durbin; Maj. George
w. Steele. Of Marion; w. L. Taylor. of
indianapolis; J. y. Gordon, of Richmond,
and j. Frank Hanly, of Lafayette.
j. B. Whitehead Of the American Press
Association outlined a number of excIIr-
sions and outings that are being arranged
for the newspaper people, and invited the
wives OF the editors TO be the guests of
the indianapolis supply houses at the mat
inee at the Grand tomorrow afternoon.
Before adjournment President Stivers an
nOunced the appointment OF a committee 10
prepare resolutions to be reported at the ses-
sion to-day, rs follows: n a Strohn. Kent
land; NJ. &. CARRIER, Madison; NJ. w. Perish
ing. Upton; George w. Patched, Union
City, and Z. O. Rose, Angola.
The association VIII be called to order this
morning at $3.50 o'clock in the assembly room
of the Claypool. The programme for the
session is as follows:
The True Mission of the Party Press"
William H. Sanders, OF the Marion Chron-
icle. Discussion by NJ. c. CARRIER, of the
Madison Courier.
"Advertising-S Successful, Artistic, Profit
able" Luther u. Braden, of the Greensburg
Standard. Discussion by w. b. Maddocks,
of the Bloomfield News
Systematic Busiress Methods" R. S.
Truitt. of the Noblesville Ledger. Discus
sion by A. w. Howard, of the Spencer Jour
nal.
Query Box-"Knotty Publishing Prob
lens" Answers by the association men,
bers.
In the afternoon officers for the ensuing
year will be elected There was some talk
last evening of candidates for the various
Offices and a movement was started TO make
Walter s. Montgomery, of Greenfield, who
has served as secretary three years, the sue
cessor of President Stivers This encoun-
tered some objections from those who felt
that Mr.. Montgomery is so valuable to the
association In his present position that he
should be continued secretary.
Among those here for the banquet last
night were:
Winchester; Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Light,
Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Tracy
and Miss Daisy Moffett, Hartford City; Mr..
Mr. and Mrs Charles S. Haas, Wabash;
A. A. Hargrave. Rockville: Fred Kimbley:
Orleans; John A Lingle, PaOli; Mr. and
Mrs. c. w. Stivers, Liberty; John j. Win
gate, Shelbyvile: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Neal.
Noblesville; Senator and Mrs Thomas j.
Brooks, Bedford; Mr.. and Mrs. 9. II. Nen,
Anderson; NJ. W. Pershing Tipton Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T.. Meanwhile Pendleton; M. and
Mrs. ]. Gregory, Williamsport; Mr. and
Mrs. "A. r. Keesling, LOgansport; Miss
Edith Gates. Needham, Mass; j. A. Kautz,
KOkomo; Lloyd Hopkins North Manches-
ter Will b. Maddox Bloomfield; r. o.
Rose. Angola Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Craig,
Noblesyille; G; ii. Hamilton Thorntown;
Mr. ana mrs; waiter >; AiohIs0mery, Green e1
field; s. NJ. CARRIER and M. {. CARRIER, Mad
isOn; @. X. Stormont, Princeton; Z. L. Sim
gleton, Martinsville; Mark O. Waters, New
Castle; Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Howard. Spen-
GER; w. S. Haggard, Lafayette; Mr.. and
Mrs. S. n. Cragun. Lebanon; II. A; Strohm,
Kentland; Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Smith,
Greencastle; j. a. Kemp Salem; ]. b; Van
Buskirk Monticello; r. u. Hubbard, Hart
ford CITY; W. H. Staley. Upton; ]. B. Cor
don, Richmond; Greeley Davis, Plymouth;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Whitehead, George =.
Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Ihrie, r. 2.
Alexander. Arthur d. Pratt, Frank E.
Floyd Mr. and Mrs. George ]. Landon,
r. a. Brown. w. l. Taylor and Charles l..
Henry, Indianapolis; J. Frank Hanly, La
Mr. and Mrs. A NJ Willoughby. Green's
burg; j. A. Kemp and Miss nellie Kemp.
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. George w Patched,
and ADJ" HARRIET Mckee ,e Anderson; e W. R.
VOris, Franklin; G.. Feudner, Rushville;
Frank 9: Tolan. Fort Wayne; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Truitt and Miss Ella Truitt, Mobiles
vile; Roy Steele, Knightstown; Ed r.
Campbell, Attica.