The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-01

trv No such presentation or the white
Z paper problem has been presented De-
/ fore. and the work is invaluable
The speaker made his principal point.
however upon the fact that by correct
ing careless business methods in the
print paper department a very large
humber OF publishers of Kansas can
save. without any loss of circulation o.
standing more money than would
equal the complete abolition of the
tariff on paper and pulp
". Y. Morgan Speaks.
one of the interesting discussions of
the afternoon was that of W Y Nor
gan editor and owner of the Hutchin-
son News Mr. Morgan's subject was
Laws the Printers Need" He Is a
representative from Reno county and IS
thoroughly familiar with the needs or
the ..Perfesh-" Several changes in the
laws were suggested by Mr. Morgan
His talk was instructive and met with
the approval of the editors
Albert T Reid. president Of the kan
sas Farmer and Advocate company.
who is also one Of the best cartoonists
and illustrators of the west. told of the
vaIue Of Newspaper Illustrations Mr.
Reid thinks Illustrations are a great
advantage to newSpa psrS and can tel
news in a manner that no word picture
could. He also thinks the cartoon has
4 place all its own in the newspaper
and that il is necessity and can
bring about results which could be at
tained in no other way
Charles NJ Harger. editor Of the Alb
iIeue Reflector and dean Of the Kansas
university school OF journalism was
one Of the speakers this afternoon
The Kansas School Of Journalism"
was his subject and Mr.. Harger told
about the growth of this school and OF
its value to the Kansas profession
There has been doubt among many
editors Of the efficiency of a school or
Journalism but these ideas were dis
h--N f.
Another interesting discussion Of the
school of Journalism was given by Wal
ter Williams who is the head OF the
Missouri university school at Columbia,
Mo. Mr.. Williams is an ardent advo-
cate Of uewspap schools. and main
tains that the young idea can get
pointers and training in these schools
that can only be acquired by years in
| the school OF experience
Visit at Washburn College.
At the conclusion of the afternoons >
programme at the National hotel roof
were taken TO Washburn college on
special Sightseeing cars. provided by
the Topeka Railway company. The
remainder of the afternoon the
taking in the sights of Topeka's big
growing institution Of learning
At O'Clock supper will be pro-
vided for the editors and their better
halves will be the guests of the col
lege at supper. The evening ses-
sion will be held in the college chapel
after which the editors will return to
the city in special cars The pro-
gramme for tonight IS as follows:
500 p m--"Greetings" by Mayor
William Green Of Topeka
Greetings from the Governor
Governor W r Stubbs
Response - Ex-Governor E w
Hoch, Marion Record
Addres-WaIter Williams. Column
bia- No, The Challenge of the Sky
Line
4 number of social events have
been provided for the convention. for
both the editors and their wives In
addition to the supper at Washburn
tonight there Will be a dinner at noon
tomorrow at the Elks' lodge rooms
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. W R
Stubbs viii give a reception at the
executive mansion TO the wives of the