The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-24

The meeting of the Washington
State Press Association held in We
natchee Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday of this week will go down in
the history of the organization as
one of the most interesting ever
held. At least, this is the statement
made by a large number of those
present at the meeting. Of all of
the sessions held the several exper-
fence meetings were the most inter-
esting.
Ball Last Night.
One of the most pleasing features
of the convention was the social
function given last night at the
Commercial Club rooms. The dane
ing began early in the evening and
lasted until Il O'Clock. 1t afford
ed members of the press an oppor-
tunity of meeting the local people,
and it will go down in history as
one of the notable social gatherings
of the season.
Aberdeen and Hoquiam.
At the business meeting held yes
terday evening the joint invitation
of Aberdeen and Hoquiam was ac-
cepted as the place of meeting for
next year. A closer union Of inter-
ests has been one Of the leading
subjects of conversation throughout
the whole meeting of the associa-
ton. 1t has been felt that the need
of a strong organization is so ap-
parent that it should not be delayed
any longer. Some have advocated
the keeping of the paid secretary
throughout the year. Others are
in favor of a board of directors
with plenty of power in the matter
of signing foreign advertising con-
tracts should be arranged.
The present age is one OF COOP
Grafton and combination and while
the newspapers of the state will not
form any strong combination it is
believed that a closer union will be
affected along the lines of carrying
out business policies.
Report of Credentials Committee. .
We. your committee on creden-
tials, report that there are 10 mem
bers Of the Washington State Press
Association, who are entitled to vote
as follows:
Clallam County-A. A. Smith,
Times Tribune, Port Angeles; Mrs.
4. A. Smith.
Chehalis County-Albert Johnson,
Washingtonian, Hoquiam; Mrs. AL
bert Johnson, Hoquiam.
Clarke County-E. E. Beard, Co
lumbar, Vancouver; Mrs. E. E.
Beard, Vancouver.
Chelan County-Rufus Woods,
Daily World, Wenatchee; B. ]. Nc
Mahon, Republic, Wenatchee; D. H,
Magyar, Echo, Leavenworth; w. T.
Heacock, Leader, Chelan; ]. A.
Stearns, Republic, Wenatchee; ]. D..
Corselius, Record, Cashmere.
Douglas County-Ben Spear,
Douglas County Press, Waterville;
w. Stanley, World, Wilson Creek;
Mrs. Stanley, World, Wilson Creek.
Franklin County-M. A. Fergu-
son, Register, Connell.
Ferry County,. R. Sovereign,
San Poll Eagle, Keller; ]? c. Ker-
ley, Paystreak, Republic.
Grant County-S. G. Shaw, Quill,
Quincy.
Island County-John A. SWEET
Islander, Langley.
King County-Jas. A. Wood, Pa
cific N w Commerce, Seattle; Mrs.
Jas. A. Wood, Seattle; c. V. Wright,
Whites Sayings, Seattle; Henry B.
Dewey. Northwestern Journal OF
Education, Seattle; Adella NJ. Par
ker, Votes for Women, Seattle; L.
NJ. Wood, Trade Register, Seattle;
Marie Thorpe, State University, Sc.
attic; ]. w. Piercy, State University
Seattle; J. P. Fuller, Fuller Publ
cations, Seattle; Ole Hanson, Real
Estate Bulletin, Seattle; J. d. Dean
The Ranch and White River Jour
nal, Kent; Edwin L. Gill, Rainier
Valley Record, Seattle.
Klickitat County-Jas. L. Corey
Sentinel, Goldendale
Lincoln County-Jim Goodwin
Big Bend Outlook, Elmira; r. 5
Crowl, Record, Odessa; Mrs. r. 5
Crowl, Odessa.
Mason County--Grant c. Anger
Mason County Journal, Shelton.
Okanogan County-H. E. Marble
Methow Valley News, Twisp.
Pierce County-Thos. Crawford
Chronicle, Centralia; H. j. Trub
shaw, Index, Sumner; Edith Tozie
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