The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-22

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smaller bakeries and only about 10
oi them are members OF this associa
ton. We should have az least . mem
bership OF about l50. The last tw,
months we were able To add few
more TO our membership roll Tn,
time bas come tina, every master 3at
or OF this state should Join this asso
cation There Is no doubt that the
coming Legislature will pass some
laws that NAV be good for The baker
ana there may be some that will be
detrimental to The baking trade
therefore. ! recommend that leeisla-
tive committee OF three men be a3
pointed 10 hook after the welfare OF
the master baker.
i further recommend that our I'D s
journals are entitled to great credit
and should have the praise from ev-
cry haser FOR their nniiring efforts
IN striving 10 do good for the individ-
Oai baker as We'll as for the Master
Eakeis assncrn1on f4t" MOI et
fhat there IS not n convention held
but what the Trade Journals have all
the proceedngs, in fact nearly alI tue
papers that We're read in the next is
size.
Your committee on programs has
tried very hard 10 make the conven.
ton Interesting. and no donbt all Of
US can learn something that viii be
81 great value to MS 30 take home
] want TO take this opportunity 10
thank all the officers and the eXccu.
. rye hoard for thoir kindly support
given me during the past year, aud to
you members especially do ! wish 10
cypress my appreciation for the hon
or bestowed upon me 10 be your pres
ident for the past year assure you
if has been a pleasure to me to have
me honor of thal office and / tried ia
III u to the hest OF my ability and
;dWas will be ready and willing 10
10 ANYTHING for the good of the asso.
csaiion.
]. Burher, OF Oklahoma city. re.
sporded TO "Onr president" Mr..
Burner spoke intelllgently on the or
ganization of the association. IFS
purpose and the necessity OF having
strong men al iis head. The duties
Inat fall TO the lot of The executive
head OF the organization. he SAID
were arduous and oft times very
trying. He paid a pretty compliment
70 The preseat presiding officer. VIM.
Ritzhaupt OF this city.
Henry ioengarien. of ST. Louis. |
smoke on the good accomplished by |
the National association, and out. |
inedi methods, which, If employed hy |
the state organization. would mater |
iaHy strengthen ii.
YMr. Jamison. of Kansas CITY, also |
spoke on organization and told OF I
many innovation he had see nadopt-
ed at different meetings of the asso-
citation throughout the country. !
which. If adopted by the Oklahoma
organization would rebound to its
betterInent. He said IF the sales
man helps the baker, the baker helps
the salesman and vice versa" They
should work in harmony at all times,
each for the good Of the other
Nr. Chandler, OF Minneapolis. de-
liyered a pithy and witty address on
the benefits Of Dutch lunch.
which was received with enthusiasm
bg. the assembly.
II II Gilky, Of Dallas. Texas. was
called on 70 respond 10 the toast:
Our Future He said 4 am quite
sure If address YOU on that or any
other subject ! will have no future as
on orator His remarks met with
applause; the tnastmaster raped
and commanded silence. Mr. Gilky
Thought he referred to him and sat
down remarking that he was glad
the toastmaster was his friend
TJuhn Golo5ie was called on and
made few appropriate remarks on
Gnthrie as a health resort
The balance OF the evening was
spent IN singing German songs and
story telling.
A resolution thanking Manager Ar
l0ld OF the lone hotel for the many
little courtesies extended was unan-
anpasi. passed
The program for today follows
thursday Aug. 22nd, Second Day
10, a. m Address pure Food ana
anitary Bake shops" hy DR. j G.
&hr. commissioner OF health state
pJllahoma
lAdSess-F H. Gilkey. Of Dallas.
rexas% Representative from the
60.
Addresss, Wheat and Flour" by
on J. va McNeal, president of the
lIthrie Aill and Elevator Co.
General discussion
2 D. m. Address Advertising by