American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-19
PRESSCLUB MEETS
HERE TOMORROW
Newspaper Men Of Ten Coun-
ties Coming.
ARRANGEMENTS Have Been Made for
Their Entertainment by tho Cit
izens-Special Program for
Sunday Evening.

Inc eQlIOrS OF Lne Ten SOutuedSt-
rern counties of Idaho will be the
guests Of the people of American
Falls tomorrow and Monday. the oc-
casion being the fall meeting of the
Eastern Idaho Press club. Four
Sundays each year the newspaper
boys forget church services, make
apologies to their pastor, and be-
take themselves to central point
for the transaction of business af-
fectfng their common welfare. They
are usually entertained by the citi-
zens of the towns they visit dur
ing their stay, and for such acts of
consideration return may times its
cost in value
American Falls will be no excep-
tfon to the rule. Arrangements have
been made to provide for the
guests in suitable manner and for
their entertainment as well. One
of the pleasant features OF such
occasions elsewhere has been an en-
tertainment provided by the citizens,
to which everyone is invited The
guests usually contribute part Of the
features. and among the number are
some good entertainers. These en-
tertainments are given Sunday even
1ngS and of nature to offend none;
consisting of musical numbers, short
talks, recitations, etc. Such an en-
tertainment will be given in the Aud
1torium Sunday evening, beginning
at O'Clock, to which all the people
OF American Falls are invited. 1t
will be givne in the Auditorium
which VIII be especially decorated
and arranged for the occasion. the
visitors being seated in groups
arourrd raDifes TN rne II ont a md the the
centff of the building. with seats
Tor lhe public on the sides and in
at t3e rear of the hall and in the
gallery There will be seating ac-
comHodations for 500 or 600.
Monday forenoon from $50 to
11:3p reception will be held for
ladies at the home of Mrs. o. H.
Barber. Sunday afternoon auto
mobiles will be provided for the TAX
Ing the ladies to the falls and other
points to which they may wish to
go. The publishers will be quite
busy during their stay. but will find
time to visit the falls and the tan
merry while here.
The editors will arrive from the
east in a special car on No. 5 Sun
day morning and will be met by
committee from the Commercial
Club. The ladies will be escorted
to the Hotel Remington, and ample
PREPARATIONS for their entertainment
nave been made, while the newspa
per men get down to the work be-
lore them. Those from the west
VIII arrive on No. Is at 1875, or
on No. 6.
1t is expected that c. A. Hack
ney, editor of the Meadows Eagle,
president of the Western Idaho
Press Association, will be present
as also F. G. Burroughs. editor of
tbs Caldwell News, and secretary
OF that association. 1t may be that
newspaper men from other parts of
the safe willie p.easent. as the Ida
no publisneiS are now fully organ
lied and are interested in each 9TH
ers' welfare. and attend these meet
fngs whenever practicable.
Following is the list of papers
prepared for next Sunday and Mon
days convention:
''Care and Operation of the Ju
nior Linotype." with demonstrations.
by Joe H. Dewitt, of the Rupert Pi-
.oneer-Record.
Needed Newspaper Legislation"
by Senator-elect w F. Hornibrook,
OF the Twin Falls Chronicle.
DO Newspaper Voting Contests
Pay?" by Byrd Trego, of the Black
foot Republican.
Duty OF the Publisher to the
Public by Karl H. Dixon. of the
Twin Falls News.
The Deadbeat," by c. E. Wright
OF the Montpelier Examiner.
Business Office Methods" by NJ.
b. feaman, of the Idaho Falls Reg
lister.