The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-30
YALE'S FIRST NIGHT SONS OF EDITORS
They Generally Develop Into Successful Newspaper
 Men, Too,
SOME NOTABLE EXAMPLES
Ogden Reid Now on tho Tribune as q Rcportcr--Many Others
 Everywhere,

Tho fact that ogden Mills Reid son of Whitolaw Roid editor of the Now York Tribune and ambassador of the United States at the, court of st. James, recently joined the reporting staff of hls fathers paper, and was commended for his work tho day ne received his first assignment recalls the fact that many sons of Amcrcant publishers have won their spurs un-. der parental guidance and are follow- nR steadily and successfully the p9tha mapped out for them, They arc ncar- al all "coilege men
 Ralph Pulitzer eldest son If Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of the New York World, Is a quiet, forccful young man ~ho worthIly represents hlg distn gulshed father al tho head of lls great newspaper, one of tho powers in the journalistic world dcvoting the best part of his time to business,
 Joseph Pulitzer, ira is in charge of Mir. puItzcr's st. Louis Dispatch.
 Charles H. Taylor, ir, and William c. Taylor, sons Of General Taylor, publisher of the Boston Globe, are al- So among the young men wlo are making their mark in the business. The former already has served as president of the American Newspaper Publishers association aNl has dis- played remarkable executive ability as general manager Of tlc papar Will liam O. Taylor is in tho business de- partmcnt os the Globe.
 Vic.or RCaewater, editor of the Omaha Bee did his first stunts in tho 1 business under iIs late fathers dircc- 1 tian. and has proved that he learned his lessons well, for he is high in the councils of the republican party, though still young in years. Charles | C, Rosewater, hs brother, is business manager of the Bee,
 Edward Mclean, son of Joan R. | Mclean, publisher of the Cincinnati i Enquirer and principal owner of the
 Washington Post is the grandson as
 well as the son of an editor John R. purchased the interest of his father, Washington Mclean, in the Enquirer,
 and later bought q controlling inter-
 est in inc Post. on wnlch papers Ed
 ward Mclean actively assists in the
 management
 Charles DeYoung. son of NJ. H De
 Young, publisher of the san Francis
 co, Chronicle has been business man
 ager of that periodical for over two
 years. and has developed great skill in
 handling difficult problems.
 Edward II. Butler jr, son Of tho
 publisher of the Rnnalo News wht
 was a delegate to tte republican state
 convention, ls If great assistance tf
 his father in the conduct of the News John Stewart Bryan son Of ] St George Bryan. sons of Joseph Bryan publisher of the Richmond Timcs-Dis patch. has been making a success Q the papers management,
 George $. and Augustus K. Oliver
 sons of George T. Oliver, publisher 0 the Pittsburg Gazette and Pitts burg Cnronicle-Telegrapn manage tn two papers George T. Is president 0 the corporation and general manager and Augustus K. oliver Is secretary , : tho corporation and advertising man ager of the Gazette-Tmes
 Victor Bidder and Joseph Ridde arc associated with their father Her man Bidder. in the publication of tn New York Staatz-Zeitung.
 2 Lafayette young Ir. son of tn - publisher of the Des Moines Capital,
 is fathers right hand man in tn z newspaper enterprise
 , Philip Troup and Alexander Trout '' ir., are respectively secretary an :, treasurer of tho Now Haven unid Q Publishing company, founded by thei n father. the late Alexander Troup George A. Newman. ir. editor an !. publisher of tho Louisville Herald : the son of the proprietor of the Her Y aid.
 n Mnny other names could bo adde Y to tho list but the above mentlonc newspaper men snow tnat the sons [ n our editors arc doing good work Il journalism Fourth Estate.