The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-28
EDITORSAS GUESTS
Kansas Newspaper Men and
Women Here Monday.
Norman HapgOOd Will BE the
Guest of Honor.
BANQUET IN EVENING.
Visitors Will Afterward See Ed
HOwe's Play.
Sessions Will Close on Tuesday
Afternoon.
BANQUET IN EVENING.


their wives are expected to attend the
annual gathering of the Kansas Editor
ial association to be held Monday and
Tuesday in Topeka Never since the
organization of the association nave
such elaborate plans been laid by any
city for the entertainment of the news
paper fraternity.
Norman Hapgood, editor of Collier 3
Weekly, will be the honored guest Oh
Topeka and the editorial association.
The program this year is of especlal IN
terest to the country printers and pup
fishers and expressions from every sec
ton Of the state indicate that the Al-
tendance will be large.
The full program is as follows;
Monday Morning, January 80, at $3.50.
Meeting of the executive committee
Application for membership presented
to committee.
Appointment of regular committees
Business session of the association.
Introduction of resolutions.
Monday Afternoon, January 80, at 1880
Opening prayer by Rev. Charles M.
Sheldon.
Poem by Walt Mason.
''The Two Pupils presented by Anna
Carlson of the Lindsborg News.
Discussion by Ewing Herbert, H1a-
Watha World; Imri Zumwalt, Bonner
Springs Chieftain Elmer peterson,
Cimarron Jacksonian.
Sworn Circulation" presented by w.
P. FEEDER of the Great Bend Democrat.
Discussion by L. ]. VanLaeys, Topeka
Capital; o. D. Wolf circulation man
ager Topeka State Journal; Alvah Shell
don, EIDorado Times.
Industrial Education" presented by
]. D. Hickman, Manhattan InduStrial1St.
Discussion by John Macdonald, To-
peka; State Superintendent Fairchild;
Mr.. Chas. P. Adams of Adams Printing
company. Topeka
Monday Evening, at $50.
Complimentary banquet at Masonic
hall given by the Topeka Commercial
club in honor of members of the leg
islature, state officials. and members
Editorial association.
Addresses of welcome by Governor
w. R. Stubbs, Mayor ]. B. Billiard and
J. Will Kelley, president of the Com
mercial club.
Responses on behalf of the associa-
ton by Henry ]. Allen of Wichita
Beacon, and Ex-Governor Hoch of the
Marion Record; on behalf of the house
of representatives, Judge ]. H. Buck
man; on behalf of the senate. J. R.
Hopkins.
Address, Morals of Our Day." by
Norman Hapgood of Golfers Weekly.
Short talks by representatives of the
Kansas senate and house.
Initial performance of Ed Howe's
drama, STORY of a Country Town." at
the Majestic.
Editors guests of State Journal.
Tuesday Morning, January 81, at $50.
THE Newspaper in the School Room"
presented by F. NJ. Patterson, Yates
Center Advocate.
Discussion by w. l. Cunningham,
Arkansas City Traveller; r. P. McCol-
Tough, Anthony Bulletin; w. c. Palmer.
Jewell City Republican.
1.-THE Daily in Town of Two Thou
sand" presented by Walter N. Johnson
of the Lyons News.
Discussion by Frank Hartman,
Frankfort Index; Geo. Smith, Marys-
Vile News.
THE Hated Opposition" presented by
Ralph Tennall, of the Kansas City Star
Discussion by Charles Vernon, Maj
haitian Mercury; Conner Davies, Cor
cordia Kansan; Dell Valentine, Clay
Center Times; E. D. Knox Alma Sig
nal; Charles Hilldebrandt, Council
Grove Republican.
Memorial Committee Report-George
w Martin. secretary State Historical
society, chairman; John Gilmore, Ere
donia Citizen; w. A. White, Emporla
Gazette; w. T. McElroy. Humboldt
Union; r. H. Trueblood, Yates Center
Laboratory Work in Journalism"
presented by L. n. Flint of Kansas
Discussion by Prof. Dillon, Agricul-
turaI college; c. M Harger, Abilene
Reflector.
Fred Harvey luncheon, by Santa Fe
railway in their new office building.
Tuesday Afternoon, Jan. 81, 1 80 p. NJ.
"Overwork and Rush Jobs" pre-
sented by Arthur Riddle of the Mime
apolis Messenger.
Discussion by State Printer w. c.
Austin: J. NJ. Best, Clifton News; B.
c. Crary, Herington Times; L. NJ.
Christy, Larned Chronoscope; Harry
L, Leonard, Harper Sentinel; Charles
Garten, Nickerson Argosy.
What Does 1t Profit a Man." pre-
sented by Jess L. Napier, Newton
Journal.
Discussion by F. W. Brewster lola
Register; Harold Chase, Topeka Capi-
tai: Frank Roberts. Oskaloosa Inde-
pendent; w. f. Blackburn, Anthony
Republican; w. M. Glenn, Tribune Re
publican; Henry Block. Syracuse Jour
Running a Weekly in a Country
Town" presented by W. C. Markham.
Baldwin Ledger.
Discussion by Phil Keener, Scam
mon Miner; B. L. Nickel, Soldier Clip
per; K. C. Smick. Wamego Agricul-
''The Political Manager and the
Newspaper" by j. N. Dolley, state
bank commissioner.
subjects for general discussion
"Cost of Production" "The Fight
Against the Government Printine
envelopes" :" why Not Dollar and 8
Half Weekly.
Election officers and reports of COM
mittees.
Officers of the Association.
President-H. c. Sticher. Telescope
Belleville.
Vice president-W. Y. Morgan
News, Hutchinson.
Corresponding secretary-J. E. Jun
kin. Bulletin, Sterling.