The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-15
COMING.
Interesting Programme for
Meeting Next Week.
Ed HOwe's Lecture the Principal
Feature.
lIYEN HIGH SCHOOL
Small General Admission Charge
to Be Made.
Sessions of Association i'm Su-
preme Court Room.

ing of the Kansas State Editorial aSso-
| citation, which is to be held in this city
on Monday and Tuesday. January Il
and o. it is evident that this will be
one of the most interesting meetings
| in the history of the organization.
1t had been planned originally to hold
| the meetings in the rooms of the Com
mercial club, but it has been decided
/ to hold them in the supreme court room
| in the state house. This will enable
the editors to be in close touch with
| their friends in the legislature.
| All of the meetings of the associa ton
will be held in the supreme court room
with the exception of the one on Mon
day evening which will be devoted to
E. W. Howe, editor of the Atchison
Globe, who will deliver his famous lee
ture Around the World Mr.. Howe
will deliver his lecture in the high school
auditorium.
While the lecture of Mr.. Howe is
| given for the visiting editors, there is
| such wide spread interest to hear the
talk of the editor of the Atchison Globe
that arrangements are being made to
admit the general public as far as the
size of the high school auditorium will
admit. The room will seat about one
! thousand. There will be a charge of
| % cents admission to other than visit
! ing editors and their ladies'. Mr.. Howe
| will make no charge whatever for his
services or expenses and suggests that
the receipts be given to the pipe organ
fund.
Mr.. Howe's lecture will be illustrated
| by about 100 pictures taken by himself
and daughter, Miss Mateel, on their trip
| circlfng the earth Moving pictures of
| Atchisons world famous corn carnival
will also be shown.
There will be meeting of the execu-
| tive committee Monday morning at 10
o'clock to receive and pass upon appH-
cations for membership. This will be
- -af
the association and the appointment of
committees
The afternoon session will be called
| to order at 1:se o'clock and for this ses-
| sion the following programme has been
arranged:
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-
Topeka, the state house, in which the
senate and house of Representatives
will pro badly meet at noon to elect
United States senator; in it may be
found the governors Office, the his
torical collection, the Goss ornitholog-
ical collection, the Office of the secre-
tary of the Kansas board of agricul-
ture, the headquarters of the G. A. r.
and other places of interest. Parties
Wishing admission tickets to the visi-
tors gallery to witness the election of
United States senator should arrange
for the same in advance through their
senator or representative.
Tuesday afternoon, commencing at 2
O'Clock, will be given over to discus
sions and business, as follows:
THE Transportation Question" D. |
r. Anthony, Jr., of the Leavenworth
Times.
Frank F. MacLennan of the Topeka
State Journal, does not believe in
premiums, and will tell briefly, why |
I'm Our Town william Alien |
White, of the Emporia Gazette: asso-
ciate editor of American Magazine.
Recommending place for next meet !
ing.
Reports of committee.
Election of officers and executive
committee for the ensuing year; also |
delegates to the National Editorial as
sociation. which meets at the James
town exposition, June 10, 1907.
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 J. 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
agriculture
.sJJse of Premiums for Building Cir
culation," J. H. Yetter, circulation
manager of Topeka Capital.
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 |
the subjects, which will be brought |
nm as may be convenient. These are |
the topics:
"Reform Spelling leader, John Mac |
Donald. western School Journal, Tope- |
ka.
9.Profitabie Job Printing Henry |
Honey. Advocate, Mankato.
DO subscribers Enjoy the Work of |
para sraphers?" leader, Mack p. |
Gretchen. Paragraph. Sedgwiek.
.sF,oreign Advertising" leader, W. 7. |
Voc Tribune Independence.
artistic Job Printing, Does It Pay?''
led by VIII Townsley,l Tribune, Great |
Bend.
lei by c. H. Manley, Jr., Republic, |
Junction city.