The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-30
READY FOR THEM.
Editors Win Be in Topeka IN
Force Monday.
Print Paper Problem First one
to Be Considered.
MORGAN TO TALK.
Win Discuss Laws That the
Newspapers Need.
Officers of National Association
Will Be Here.

The kansas Editorial assocl2lloL
will convene at the National note
roof garden next Monday morning Al
10 o'clock one Of the best pro-
Rrammes in years has been prepared
and owing TO the fact that the Iegls-
Iature IS IN session at this time there
ought to be 4 large attendance OF out
Of town editors
very little outside OF necessary
business IN order TO get the asSoela-
ton started Is on the programme Tor
Monday morning At 10 oclock ne
executive committee viii meet ana
q haIf-hour later the members OF the
association viii register Then 1nl4I
the noon hour there VIII De an n
formal meeting
The assoc alton will be called 10 or
der al 1870 N the afternoon me
Print Paper Problem" Will be the
first topic on the programme This
will be discussed by Frank P Mac
Lehman. Of the Topeka state Journal
W Morgan repreSen tatIVe from
Reno county and editor OF the
subject Laws the Printers Need
Albert T. Reid Of the Kansas Farmer
and Advocate viii talk On News
paper Illustrations
The Kansas school OF Journalism"
viii be discussed BY Charles NJ Har-
=
partment OF the state university
waiter Williams. the dean OF the Mis-
souri, school at Columbia. No VIII
follow with 4 discussion Of The MS
souri, School Of Journalism
At AGO the association will take
car ride to Washburu college where
the editors will visit the buildings and
grounds until 6 O'Clock Supper viii
be served az the college It was
originally intended that supper would
be served in the new gymnasium
building. but this building IS not dn-
some other building The evening
programme Will be given AT the col
Iege and cars viii be in waiting TO
bring the editors back 70 the city
A number OF social events have
been planned for the editors and
their wives In addition TO the Wash
burn dinner the members VIII be en-
tertafued by the Topeka Ad club al
the EIks' rooms Tuesday noon Mrs
W. P Stubs viii hold 4 reception for
the editors wives at the executive
mansion at O'Clock Tuesday after
noon In the evening Arthur Capper
viii entertain at banquet which
viii be held in the new Capper build
ing
One Of the features OF the associa-
ton meeting viii be the presence OF
the National Editorial association
VIII H Mayes OF Brownsville. Tex.
who IS president OF the national asso-
citation viii speak OF Progressive
J Journalism Tuesday afternoon.
The programme for the entire an
nuaI session Of the Kansas Editorial
association:
MONDAY MORNING. FEB. l.
1890 a. m--Meeting Of the execu-
tive committee
1890 4 CHARACTERIZATION Of mem
bers. National hotel roof garden
Informal meeting
AFTERNOON.
1850 p. m--Csu Of association "a
order.
''The Print Paper Problem" Frank
P. MacLennan- Topeka State Journal.
2-15 p m.-Laws the Printers
Need" W 7. Morgan. Hutchinson
News.
$500 2 m--"Newspape IIIustra-
tons Albert T. Reid. kansas Farmer
and Advocate, Topeka. Kan.
3:30 p m--'The Kansas School Of
Journalism Charles NJ Harger. Abb
Ieue Reflector
The Missouri School Of Journal
ISM Walter Williams. Colum bia, Mo
4:S0 to 500 D m--VIsitiHg college
building and grounds.
4:30 D m.-CTake special street cars
for Washburn coIege)
500 p m.-Diuuer 70 editors and
their wives at WashbEra college