The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-09-30
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION
Closed Three Days Meeting in WenatChee
Last Saturday Night-Meets Next
Year at ttOquiam, Wash.


order in the city of red apples las
Thursday, Sept. %, by F. A. Hazel
tine, OF South Bend, the following
members answering present:
Edwin S. Gill, Rainier Valley Record
Seattle; M. E. Miley, American Press
Association, Portland; Jos. w. Piercy,
Department of journalism, University
of Washington; E. E. Beard, Colum-
bian, Vancouver; Mrs. E. E. Beard,
Vancouver; A. A. Smith, Tribune
Times, Port Angeles; Mrs. A. A. Smith,
Port Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Johnson, Washingtonian; Hoquiam;
Lovett M. Wood, Trade Register, Seat
tie; Grant c. Angle, Journal, Shelton;
J. A. SWEET, Islander, Langley; Merle
Thorp, Department of Journalism, Uni
versity OF Washington; Edith Tozier
Weatherred, Western Tours, Tacoma;
B. J. Mcmahon, Wenatchee Daily Re-
public, Wenatchee; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Hazeltine, journal, South Bend; c.
A. Albright, Portland Oregonian and
Tacoma Ledger; J. D. Dean, The
Ranch, Kent; M. A. Ferguson, Frank
lin County Register, Connell; Thos.
Beer, Enterprise, Roy; Rufus Woods,
Wenatchee Daily World, Wenatchee;
Deed H. Magyar, Echo, Leavenworth;
H. D. Matthews, and Mrs. Matthews,
Monitor Transcript, Monroe; Louis ia
Goblin, Enterprise, Concrete; J. L.
Corey, Sentinel, Goldendale; H. J.
Trubshaw, Index, Sumner; S. G. Shaw,
Quill, Quincy; J. G. Kelly, Bulletin;
Walla Walla; Olive 1. Fortier, Courier,
ro-Woolley; Mrs. A. Fortier, Sedro-
Woolley; H. E. Marble, News, Twisp;
P. Fuller, Fuller Publications, Seattle;
H. J. Wilbur, Index, Washington;
w. Stanley, World, Wilson Creek; Mrs.
w. Stanley, Wilson Creek; Ben Spear,
Press, Waterville; Eugene Lorton, I'm
ion, Walla Walla, F. w. Fletcher, Sun
nyside; Thomas Hooker, Chronicle,
Spokane.
The spacious and handsomely fur
nished rooms of the Wenatchee Com
mercial Club were turned over to the
association where all the meetings were
held. And in this connection it may
be said the club and the citizens oI
Wenatchee resolved themselves into q
committee to help entertain and make
pleasant the stay OF the visiting news
paper men of the state.
The following program was arranged
and carried out:
Calling to order of the association il
the mems parlor of the club Thursday
at 10 a. M, by President Hazeltine,
OF the South Bend Journal.
Appointment of committees.
Address OF welcome by Mayor Gel
latly, of Wenatchee.
Response, M. E. Randall, Ellens
burg Record.
Presidents address, F. A. Hazel
tine, South Bend Journal.
Enrolment OF members.
Evening session, 1880 p. m.
Smoker.
Address, DR.. D. w. King, presiden
of Commercial Club, Wenatchee.
Vaudeville show.
Friday morning was devoted to
business discussion and experience
meeting which the president had pu
on the program. This was new fea
ture and proved highly interesting ant
profitable. In the afternoon the meet
ing was called to .rder in the assembl.
rooms of the club, where Gov. M. E
Hay delivered a somewhat sensationa
address read from manuscript. HI
referred to the recent Conservation
Congress, held at St. Paul, in which HI
and the other state conseryationist
were somewhat unceremoniously sa
upon and suppressed. The governo
said the steam roller method OF tn
conservation meeting outheroded Her
cd and could give Joe Cannon card
and spades. Printed copies of the ad
dress were given to the press AMI
caused considerable comment. Th
governor went after Pinchot and Roose