The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-22

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convention of the Washington State
Press Association was held this af-
ternoon. Early this morning twenty
of the leading editors of the state
had arrived Others arrived on the
noon train. A number are expected
on the AIS o'clock train from the
west this afternoon, and by tomorrow
morning practically all of the men,
bers will be present From present
indications the meeting here prom
ises to be one of the most interest
ing of any held in the state. The
of the live editors of the state-the
poor ones do not attend. 1t is be-
lieved that fully 100 will be present
A goodly number of the editors are
accompanied by their wives.
Both President Hazeltine and Sec
rotary Smith expect this to be one of
the most interesting sessions ever
held and are busy today working out
the details of the program.
May Have Something Sensational.
Gov. Hay will be here tomorrow
morning, and it is said that his ad-
dress will have something interest
ing regarding the conservation move
ment. Gov. Hay only recently re-
hn
gress at st. Paul and it is probable
that he will have something interest
ing if not sensational to say to the
members of the state press.
Among those who are registered
this morning are the following:
Deed H. Magyar, Echo, Leaven-
worth; Edwin S. Gill, Rainier Valley
Record, Seattle; M. E. Miley, Amer
lean Press Association, Portland;
JOS. W. Piercy, Department of Jour-
nalism, University of Washington;
E. E. Beard, Columbian, Vancouver;
Mrs. E. E. Beard, Vancouver; A. A.
Smith, Tribune-Times, Port Angeles;
Mrs. A. A. Smith, Port Angeles; Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Washing
tonian, Hoquiam; Lovett M. Wood.
Trade Register, Seattle; Grant c. An
gle, Journal, Shelton; J. A. SWEET,
Islander, Langley; Merle Thorp, De-
partment of Journalism, University
of Washington; Edith Tozier Wealth
erred, Western Tours, Tacoma; B. j.
Mcmahon, Wenatchee Daily Repub-
lie, 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, Cornell: Thos.
Beer, Enterprise. Roy; Rufus Woods.
Wenatchee Daily World, Wenatchee.
Others who have already registered
and who are expected on the early
trains are as follows:
H. d. Matthews, Monitor-Trans-
cript, Monroe; E. C. Bissell, Star
Sultan; Louis Jacobin, Enterprise
Concrete; J. L. Corey, GOldendale
Sentinel Goldendale; H. ]. Trub-
shaw, Index, Sumner; S. G.. Shaw,
Quill, Quincy; J. G. Kelly, Bulletin,
Walla Walla; Jim Goodwin, Outlook.
.aAlmira; Thos. Crawford, Daily
Chronicle, Centralia; Olive l. Fortier
Courier: Sedro-Woolley; Mrs. A. For
tier, sSedro- Woolley; Jas. A. Wood
Pacific Northwest Commerce, Seattle;
H. E. Marble, News, Twisp; P. Full
Ter. Fuller Publications, Seattle; H
]. Wilbur, Index. Washington; A. E.
Veatch, Statesman, Colville; w
Stanley, World, Wilson Creek; Mrs
w. Stanley, Wilson Creek; J. R. Sow
ereign, Eagle, Keller; r. s. Crowl
Record, Odessa; Mrs. r. S. Crowl
Odessa; Mrs. M. B. T. Hanna, Votes
for Women, Seattle; Ben Spear
Press, Waterrille: J. c. Kerley, Pay.
streak, Republic.
headquarters.
The headquarters of the associa-
ton is at the rooms of the Wenat.
chee Commercial Club and it is here
THAT all the meetings of the organi-
l zation will be held.
The following Is the program for