The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-04-21
FLORIDA PRESS
ASSOCIATION
Will Meet in Tallahassee Next
Monday.
Low Round Trip Rates from Palatks
and Other Points.

Low Round Trip Rates from Palatks
and Other Points.
The State Press Association will! con
yene at Tallahassee next Monday even
ing, the 24th inst, and continue in Ses
siou through the 25th and 10Th.
Through the efforts of the officers OF
the association the railroads of Florida
have made low round trip rates from all
points in the state. This rate is but a
little more than a cent mile for the
round trip. The round trip rate from
Palatka is $5.65, and tickets will be
on.Sale Saturday the 23nd only, and will
be good for return up to and including
Friday, the 2Sth. This rate is available
to everyone who wishes TO visit Talla,
hassee.
The members of the association living
in this section of the State will meet at
the Aragon Hotel, Jacksonville, and
leave in special Pullman car Monday
morning for Tallahassee.
The official program of the association
meeting states that "the opening session
on Monday night will be held at the
Auditorium of the Florida State College
for Women, and in view of the educa-
tional campaign conducted throughout
the State last year, this meeting will be
devoted to educational matters" The
members of the legislature will be pres
ent, and following the literary exercises,
reception will be rendered the visitors
by the faculty and students of this great
educational institution.
The following is the program for the
evening:
Invocation-Rev. Samuel Moran.
Address-"Our Public Schools Are
Not ReformatorieS" f. Hethering.
ton, News, Lakeland.
Voice-SandS O. Dee, Fred Clay; Can
zonetta, Meyer-Helmund. Miss Sarah
Cline.
Address--"Education in lis Relation
TO the Punishment of Crime'-W. A.
Russell, News, Paatka.
Niolin-RomanCe, SvendSen; Caran-
tella, WieniawSii. Miss harrington.
AddresS-"The Work of the Florida
Education Commission ThoS.
F. McGarry, Jacksonville.
Voice-BerCeuse from JoClyn, God
ard; Spring Song, We'll. Miss Sarah
Cline.
Violin Obligato-MisS Harrington.
Address THE Business Mans Part
in Educational Matters Francis
P. Conroy, President Board of Trade,
Jacksonville.
Violin-Spanish Dance, Sarasate. Miss
Harrington.
The meetings which are TO follow on
Tuesday and Wednesday will be for the
transaction of the business of the aSSoCi-
alton, but several important addresses,
all of great interest TO members OF the
press, will be made, among which are
the following:
"The State Should Furnish Means for
Advertising Her Reforms from an OF
ficial and Therefore, Authentic, Stand
point; How TO Secure the Funds for the
Purpose" c. L. Bittinger, Star, Ocala
"FIorida Colonies; What of Thcm?"
r. ]. Holly, Herald, Sanford.
"The Newspaper and Good Roads;
the Duty of the Press in This Move
ment," r. F. Mccormack, Democrat,
Live Oak, and A. X. Wilson, Tribune,
Fort Fierce.
"The Editorial Column; Its Relation
to the Public" Frank /. MaycS, Journal
Pensacola.
"The Duty and Mission of the Press, >"
Frank +. Harris, Banner, Ocala.
"The Independent Editor" Frank A.
Walpole, Record, NIanatce.
"System in a wSpaper
and Job Office" Wallace +, StovalI,
Tribune, Tampa.
After the adjournment on Wednesday
a special excursion has been arranged
for visit TO the "OySter City OF Apa.,
lachicola, and for which the low round
trip rate OF 81. so has been obtained.
The public has been invited to attend
all the exercises.