The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-08
REPUBLICAN
EDITORS MEET
Organize An Association tor
the Territory.
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
Each Judicial District Has a
Vice President.
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN

Guthrie, April IA meeting of the Re
publican editors of Oklahoma was he'll
last night in the commercial club room
for the purpose of organizing Republi
can editorial association in Oklahoma
The meeting was one of enthusiasm an'
plans were discussed regarding the or
ganization and officers were elected
Fren Wenner was elected temporary
chairman and j. Eyerette Smith temper
airy Necretary. The officers elected are
Lincoln Mckinley, of Newkirk, presi
dent: ]. Everette Smith. of Woodward
secretary.
The vice presidents for each judicia
district were as follows:
P. B. Vandamant, of Ell Reno, Fifth dis
trict.
]. ]. Burke, of Norman, Second district
c. B. Blake, of Edmond, Third district
B. c. Welch, of Perry. Fourth district
Cad Allard, of Enid. Fifth district.
A. ]. Ross. of Alva, First district
C. w, Turner, of Anadarko, Seventh
district
The association elected four delegates
to the editorial national convention TO be
held in ST. Louis They were as follows:
c. B. Blake. of Edmond; T. ]. Palmer,
of Medford; A. j. Ross, OF Alva, anu L.
B. woosley. of Mulha1l.
The president of the association was
authorized to appoint delegates to attend
the national Republican editorial conven-
ton which is to be held at the same time
as the national convention. at Chicago. A
constitution and bylaws were adopted by
the association. The next meeting will be
held in Guthrie and the date will be set
by the president.
The members of the association are as
follows:
First district:-Fred Wenner, correspon-
dent; A 3. Wood, Mulhall Enterprise;
John Hinkle, Ripley Times; P. B. Banda
mant, Glencoe Mirror; John P. Hickam.
Perkins Journal; John Golobie, Guthrie
Register; FRANC G.. Prouty, Falls Star;
Tom Woosley. Mulhan State Journal;
c. NJ. Sarchet, correspondent; j. Hunter
Williams. correspondent; Frank II. Greer,
State Capital.
Second district:-J. ]. Burke, Norman
Transcript; A. B. Cavitt. Keil Press; c.
F. Greer. FL Reno American; A. Bollen-
bark. Weatherford Republican; l. l..
Hoover. Cheyenne Star
Third district t:-Mrs. c. B. Blake, Ed
mond Sun; E. E. Brown. Oklahoma Times
Journal.
Fourth district: IT. H. w. Mcdowell.
r,I. MnLyin1pt-
Newkirk Republican News-Journal; Jere
johnson. Republican News-Journal. New
kirk; j. NJ Randall, Blackwell Times
Record.
Fifth district:-Cad Allard. Enid Eagle:
Charles A. Dow. Grant County Republi-
can; A. o. woodward, Grant County Re
publican: Hamlin w. Sawyer. Enid Re
vxiew; Walter Ferguson. Watonga Re
publican: Everett Purcell. Enid Events.
Sixth district:--A. l.. MoRill. Grand Re-
publican; o. E. Mill. Grand Republican;
A. ]. Ross. Alsa Courier: w. Finch. Goltry
News; Clarence E. Salter, Helena Herald :;
c. F. Deem. Aline Chronicle; II. P. Gun
ningham. Fairview Republican: L. A.
Salter, Carmen Headlight; J. Everette
Smith. Woodward Bulletin; c. f. Wood.
Cherokee Orient; ]. P. Candy, Fort Sup
ply Republican,; r. B. Quinn. Guymon
Herald
Seventh district:-F. f. Rogers. Arapa-
hoe Review; J. S Carnegie. Herald; c..
w Turner. Anadarko Tribune: f. ]. Tn
ger. Bridgeport News: A L. Wilson.
Anadarko Life; W. r. Dutten, Geary
Bulletin: Omer X. Benedict, Hobart News
Republican