Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

| No KcSt FOR the wicked
Let us start in and try to make
morning newspaper for just one day.
And If you Will be patient. II Will
DO made just as brief as possible.
Persons who work on morning
newspaper usually sleep late in the
day They work at night and sleep
in the day time, like the owls. Any
man who works at night is more or
less Of a dog, it doesn't mako much
/ difference who he iS Night tme
was made for sleep, and to Curcum-
vent the workings of an admOnishlnB
nature and get away with 1t Is a Won
derful and extraordinary thing. BE
that as II may, most persons who
work on Oklahoma morning news
papers work late at night and sleep
late the next day.
The city editor Of newspaper is
the fellow who is supposed to have
his thumbnail on the current news
events whether he has or not and who
should be able to tell what IS coming
off next year the same as he is to
tell what Is coming off next month.
! Usually he has a book IN which he
writes these things down. II it's a
/ convention, he jots it down in his
assignment book. Some reporter Is
~
/ diately. A few weeks before the con
vention is held, another story Is ripe.
The day before the convention an
other story should appear, and the
day Of the story. or rather. the fol-
lowing morning, the big story Of the
event is heralded to the world.
Always Plenty to DO.
Now, on a big newspaper, the city
! editor doesn't do much but to keep
his thumb ON what ia coming Off and
what is going on He docs lIttIe of
aotuaI writing Rut on oklahoma
newspauers he is more ihan ant to
have to oct ont ana hustle neUa ol-
most as much as any of the boys
who are merely reporters" 1t is up
TO him to go through the news stories
turned in and chop out and add to-
revise, revamp, reconstruct, elong-
ate, brief, as well as several other
things. Most of the time he writes
the heads that scream from the top
end of each news story reads proof
at other times, answers questions and
entertains friends and strangers. and
otherwise makes himself useful to
persons calling in the office. over the
telephone, and TO his employer.
And right here let II be said that
the real dogs life suffered and en-
dured in silence Is that which is the
persons who has to answer the most
telephone calls. If there ever was
an unofficial bureau of Information.
the general public shoves that burden
off on the newspaper offices. Every
newspaper man In the world will
tell YOU that there are more fool
questions come floating over the wire
each day than could be searched out
in a Carnegie library in a hundred
wears.
Answering the TeleDhone.
There-the telephone is ringing
right now. Let's answer IT together
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