The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-21
VIII Deliver Around the World
Lecture Tonight.
Editors viii BE Entertained Dy
Commercial Club.
THE MEETING BEGINS.
Kansas Moulders Of Opinion Are
in Session.
Governor H0ch Delivers the
Address Of Welcome.

AOOr0SS OF welcome
The Around the World lecture by
Ed Howe at the high school auditorium
tonight is the features of today's pro-
gramme of the Kansas Editorial asso-
citation in convention here this week.
The Kansas editors are the guests OF
Topeka, upon this their annual conven-
tion, and tonight. after the Howe lee
ture, the editors will be entertained at
a luncheon at the National hotel by the
Topeka Commercial club.
Today's programme of the convention
included an address of welcome by C.
K. Holiday, president of the Topeka
Commercial club, and the annual ad-
dress of President w. E. Blackburn OF
the association.
Governor Hoch was scheduled to
to make Some Remarks by an Ex-
inson News discussed Recent and Pro-
posed Laws" and Dell Keizer discuss
ed Newspaper Bargain Days.
The subject of Mrs. Catherine Clark's
paper was Society, Fraternal and Club
News"
Charles NJ Harger of the Abilene
Reflector and instructor in the course
In Journalism at Kansas university dis
cussed THE Editor and the Town"
Tomorrow morning there will be no
session of the editors. but instead those
who so desire will attend the formal
election of Charles Curtis to be United
States senator.
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Address of welcome. c. K. Holiday,
president of Commercial club.
Presidents annual address.
Some remarks by an ex-Printer,"
Governor E. w. Hoch.
Recent and Proposed Laws" by W.
Y. Morgan, of the Hutchinson News.
Dell Keizer of the Topeka Herald,
Bargain Days"
Society, Fraternal and Club News"
Mrs. Catherine Clark, Times. Oskaloosa.
THE Editor and the Town." by Chas.
NJ Harger, of the Abilene Reflector.
Director and Lecturer Course OF Jour
nalism, Kansas university.
Round Table Topics.
On Tuesday, the morning will be de-
voted to visiting interesting places In
Topeka. the state house, in which the
senate and house of, representatives
will pro badly meet at noon to elect a
United States senator; in 1t may be
found the governors office. The his
Itcrica1 collection, the Goss ornftholog-
tary of the Kansas board of agrfcul-
ture the headquarters of the G. A. r..
and other places of interest. Parties
wishing admission tickets to the visi-
United States senator should arrange
for the same IN advance through their
senator or representative.
Tuesday afternoon. commencing at
o'clock, will he given over to discus
sions and business, as follows:
THE Transportation Question" ID.
R. Anthony. Jr., of the Leavenworth
Times.
frank f. E1acLennan of the Topeka
State Journal. does not believe in
premiums. and will tell, briefly. why.
"In Our Town" William Allen
White, OF the Emporia Gazette; asso-
ciate editor of American Magazine.
Recommending place for next meet
ing
Election of officers and executive
committee for the ensuing year: also
delegates to the National Editorial as
sociation, which meets at the James
Round table topics.
Tuesday evening, at 1880 o'clock,
Homer Hoch of the Marion Record,
will talk on "The Value of Ex-
'The Farm Readers" John ]. Mil
Ter of Santa Fe Monitor.
THE Newspaper Frankenstein."
Charles A. Blakesley, editorial para
grapher of the Kansas City Star.
"a Protest Against the Fake" F.
D. Coburn, advertising agent for Kan
sas. secretary of the state board of
"Use of Premiums for Building Cir
culatfon," ]. H. Yetter, circulation ,
manager of Topeka Capital. 80 ;
Suburban Homes for the Editor -
Tom Charles OF Belleville Freeman ~
Round Table Topics will be open
for discussion, in which all interested
are invited to participate. Those TAX
ing part in the discussions are asked
to be brief and to the point. The presi-
dent may call upon anyone present, so
come prepared with some ideas on
these. subjects, which will be brought
up as may be convenient. These are
reform Spelling leader John Mac
Donald, Western School Journal Tope-
ka-
Honey. Advocate, Mankato.
do Subscribers Enjoy the Work OF
Paragraphers leader Mack p.
Gretchen. Paragraph, Sedgwick.
Foreign Advertising" leader, w. T.
Yoe. Tribune, Independence.
Artistic Job Printing, Does 1t Pay?"
led by Will Townsley. Tribune. Great
Bend.
LEI by c. H. Manley. Jr., Republis.
Junction City.
IS econd Glass Postal Rates. leader.
E. P. Greer, Courier, Winfield.
Officers Of the association are as fol-
lows:
President. w. E. Blackburn. Anthony
Republican
Vice president. Tom Charles. .Belleville
Freeman.
Corresponding secretary,J. E. Junkin,
Sterling Bulletin.
Recording secretary. S. W. Leftwich.
Winfield Tribune.
Treasurer. H. c. stitcher. Alma En-
terprise
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
First district--Grant Harrington, HI
awatha.
Second-J. W. Sewers. Spring Hill.
Third-W. T. Yoe. Independence.
Fourth-Austin Torrence Reading.
Fifth-Chas- Manley, Junction City.
Sixth-I-enry R. Honey, Mankato.
Seventh-Earl Akers. Stafford.