The Glenwood post., 1906-01-13
STATE EDITORS
CONVENED FROM ALL SECTIONS
OF COLORADO.
CORDIALLY ENTERTAINED
Successful Meeting Of Colorado Edl-
toriaI Association at Denver-Din-
ner at Chamber of Commerce and
Reception by Denver Press Club.

| uCt a. SudT1pCT OI commerce ana
Reception by Denver Press Club.
Denver.-Pledging itself to exert
every power to purify Colorado poll
tics. to boost always for the state and
its people and to bring the convention
of the National Editorial Association
to Denver in 1907 the Colorado Edi-
torial Association placed itself on rec
| ord yesterday at its annual conven-
ton, held at the Chamber of Com
merce. The convention held one of
the greatest meetings in its history
and accomplished a deal of business
which was of the utmost Importance.
Before and after the convention the
association was royalty entertained by
the Denver Press Club and the Cham
| ber of Commerce.
One OF the subjects to come before
the meeting was that of politics. 1t
was pointed out that 'putrid politics"
was doing as much harm as "frenzied
finance ever could do and it was de-
cided that the pen was mightier than
the sword in dealing with this momeR-
tous question.
The primary election law was re-
garded by many as the root of the po-
litical evil and steps were taken at
the meeting to do everything possible
to secure the enactment of a new law
governing primary elections. Each
legislator will be asked, personally and
through the columns of his party or
| gan, to enact a perfect primary cleo
| ton law.
New officers were elected by the as
sociation, as follows: President, E. o.
Blair, Trinidad Chronicle-News; first
vice president, G. e. Adams, Montrose
Press; second vice president, E. E.
Watts. Florence Tribune; secretary
and treasurer, j. F. Lawless. Lamar
! Sparks; historian, Gen. George West,
Golden Transcript; executive commit
tee, H. c. Brancn. Fort Collins Demo-
crat; l. N Bunting, Grand Junction
Sentinel; G. E. Hosmer, Fort Morgan
| Herald.
Delegates were elected to attend the
national convention of the National
Editorial Association. to be held in In
dianapolis in June, and each was in
structed to do all possible to bring the
1907 convention to Denver. The dele
gates chosen were A. E. Pierce. ]. E.
Hosmer, Roy Ray. ]. ]. Barkhausen, ].
F. Lawless, S. Case, ]. d. Dillenback.
Wolfe Londoner, Ralph Lee, w. B.
Priddy. Lutte Wilcox, o. H. Wangelin.
Guy w. Hardy, ]. M. Stuart, e. H.
Madison, J. r. Wilson and L. B.
White.
Committees were appointed to frame
appropriate resolutions and one to act
with the Voters League in securing
the enactment of proper primary
election law. The former committee
was composed of J. f. Lawless, A. c.
Newton and l. N. Bunting. The lat
ter of j. M Price and d. W. Barkley.
hn Nl,rftD ols nd hui fhn
sociation were as follows:
\ THE Colorado Editorial Association
in annual convention assembled. con-
graduates its membership upon the
splendid attendance present; upon the
exhaustive and intelligent discussion
of subjects pertinent to the interests
of the association; upon topics bene-
| fetal to the people of the state as well
as to themselves.
at is particularly grati1ed at the
work performed by its officers, espe
cially the worthy president, Hon. H.
J. Holmes, and all standing and auxil-
iary committees who have SO mater
tally interested themselves for the up
building of the organization.
"In view of the fact that the Cham
ber of Commerce Of the city of Denver
has extended unusual courtesies, as
| VIGIL hb Tic less SiuD VI la0 ClI1 VI
Denver; therefore,
BE it resolved, that the thanks of
this association Is due and is herewith
most heartily extended that body for
the use of its hall as place of meet
ing, and for the delightful luncheon at
which the membership were its guests;
and
BE it further resolved, that for the
splendid entertainment accorded the
Colorado Editorial Association, at
which the Denver Press Club was the
host, they receive our warmest thanks
and that we further anticipate with
pleasure the meeting of the Interna-
tional Association of Press Clubs. to
be held in Denver this summer, and
pledge the Denver Press Club our
heartiest cooperation and support in
entertaining this splendid body OF
newspaper writers; and
BE it further resolved, that we also
thank the Colorado Poultry Fanciers
Association for courtesies extended to
this association while in Denver; and
BE it further resolved, that our ma
tional committeeman and delegates to
the National Editorial Association ex-
tend an invitation to that body to
meet in Denver in 1907, assuring that
body Of cordial welcome and a de-
lightful time IN the Queen City Of
the Plains"
Prior to the convention session a
luncheon was rendered the association
by the Chamber of Commerce Presi-
dent Temple of the Chamber of Com
merce addressed the editors, landing
them for their efforts in behalf of the
state. He stated that the newspaper
man was the greatest booster on earth.
The business man, he said, boosted the
state when opportunity offered; the
editor every day in the year.
Gov. Jesse F. Mcdonald welcomed
the association to Denver. Many of
the members were his personal friends,
he said, and he hoped that all of his
friends would prove as i-:st and true
as those he had found in the newspa-
per profession.
Editor Keating spoke for the Denver
Press Club, of which he is president
/ Hts Shop talk" was witty and inter-