The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29
N. E. A.


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Carmen Headlight: Delightful.
Hobart Chief We showed EN-.
Lenora Leader Guthrie did fine
Marshall Enterprise: Big ad for Okla
e.:,, Ericl Enterprise Was big thing for
casey Enterprise Oklahoma is going
az over the country
corden Beacon. rse Brooks opera
house was gem Of color.
cleveland Tribune. encouragement for
statehood az Guthrie n. Z. A.
counston Leader: The N. e. A. viii
help along statehood
Carnegie Herald; The visitors we're
pleased With Guthrie treatment
Shawnee News; Oklahoma gets n
million IN advertising from the n r. A.
Arapaho Bee: Guthrie took splendid
care OF the National Editorial associa-
coldwater star: Oklahoma Is now
being shown 10 the East in It's true
Ponoa Courier Guthrie surprised her
self with tbe n e A. Didn't think she
could do II, but she did.
Knishsher Free Press: The Guthrie
leader was given. splendid recognition
by The n. f. A. The Leader is certainly
al right.
wanette Times Guthrie did nobly in
hei reception and entertainment of the |
National Editorial association, and the
territory Is proud Of the fact.
:, l;,a;, K;nigasher Free Press: The National
Editorial visitation 10 the Territory will |
prove TO be the best advertisement ok |
lahoma has ever had II win be truth /
ful void Of furbelows and feathers.
WalSita Herald: A. result Of the |
National Editorial association in Guth- |
re the Woman's Press Associatio OF the /
United states is lending a helping pen |
TO Oklahoma in her fight for statehood
Lawton State Democrat: The Nation
ly Press association, While In session at
Guthrie, adopted ringing resolutions sav- |
9fing statehood. With the press Of the
United States advocating statehood for
Oklahoma ard Indian Territory, sone-
ihing is going TO pop.
Psrry Enterprise Times: After paying
up al obligations contracted in enter
tanning the N Il. A. Guthrie has a
way Guthrie made COED ON that occasion
and should be given fun credit therefor.
Kinghsher Free Press: Guthrie put on
her best bib and tucker on tie occasion
OF the National Editorial meeting IN that
town. She not only did herself proud.
bus the whole territory was benefited
by the generous prdV5sions for the
Norman Transcript: The editors ls6t
the Territory last Monday rull OF praises
OF Oklahoma and the hospitality shown
them. There was "A larger attendance
at this meeting than at any former cns.
and the boys go home fun OF Oklahoma.
Their visit will result in unmeasurable
good to the two Territories. a good that
could have been secured In no other
waS.
waukomis Hornet: One Of the down
east editors In passing a Guthrie saloon
wRnted TO know If they had "a ladies
bar" He was gracefully Informed that
oklahoma ladies did not patronize bar
and that they were unknown here We
are this much ahead Of some Of those
eastern states whose representatives, In
congress do not think We are ready for
statehood.
Saltwater Advance: Guthrie is entitled /,
TO all praise for the manner in which
The National Editorial association was
entertained The people opened their
houses and ample accOmmoda tions were
furnished to all. The city was decorated
IN an ample manner and every thing
dore in a large way 10 contribute TO the
comfort and pleasure Sf ,he visitors
II was one lime when he' peOple seem
"a 10 be wide-awake and TO realize the
Importance Of the occasion and she
liid her fun duty In the premises.
Yukon sun; II Is doubtful II all the
strenuous efforts put forth In The past
have been as eificacious In the battle
for statehood as the recent junlSeting
Tour of the National Editorial assooia-
ioE which was 80 largely attended and
Intensely enjoyed The editors with Que
pr the advancement made b. Oklahoma
in the short period since Il was thrown
bpen for settlement Coming as they
bid from all parts OF the union the
wielders Of the mighty pen, after re-
turning 10 their respective homes Wed
with each other In word picturing the
many astounding evidences Of thrift and
lnergy
Waukoms Hornets All the editors I'm
attendance al the n. e. A.. who express
ia themselves. were unqualihedly FOR
FtatehOOd they We're the guests OF Ok
lahoma and no guest goes back on his
|lost; however We are inclined 10 the
heory that they were honest in their
IieWs on this important question; that
ne passing OF those statehood resOlu-
lions WAS OF their own free-wni and ac-
ord and not directly the result Of the
Inorts Of Mcclure or anyOther politician
Jas an Insult 10 the intelligence and hon
Isty OF the visitors to boost some poll
ician on their action. II those resCiu-
ions were not from the heart they will
bot prove beneficial; IL they wcre-and
I've believe they Were-McGuire had noth-
|nE 20 do with their passage and Is en-
tiled 70 no credit whatever
Cordell Deacon; In entertaining the
Rational Editorial association the CITY
|f Guthrie iemrnsi rated verv learlS "a
ne doubtlng fasteners that Oklahoma
II equal 10 all she undertakes Ii was
remarked by many visitors that they
lad better accommodations and were
Ietter entertained IN the town OF twen-
|y-eisht thousand inhabitants than they
lad many times been In cities Of one