The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-01-02
s. G. Rutledge, Secretary Of Associa-
ton, Completes Arranging It And
Receives Approval Of Mr.. Kiley
INCLUDES PROMINENT SPEAKERS
VII Be Annual Business Session And
Will Differ From Others In But One
Respect-Enlarged Rapidly

tend the height Of hospitality" to
the members of the northern Mime
sofa Editorial association, who will
hold their annual business meeting
in that city Friday and Saturday,
January 1917 next, according to an
nouncement recently made by A. G..
Rutledge, secretary of the association
who has completed the program for
the two days session, and which has
been approved by President e. G. XII
ley and the members of the executive
committee.
Differs In One Respest
rms years meeting will differ from
those Of former years in but n res
pect, and that is giving more time for
the business sessions and the discus
sions of the various papers which
will be read.
Organized in 1908, the association
has grown from an original member
snip Of II to more than 100, which
includes the most prominent and sue
lcessfui newspapers publishers, edi-
tors and printers of the section of the
state north Of Minneapolis. ,
A closer relationship of the MEM
pers of the fraternity, and deriving
more profit from the printing and
publishing business, while at the
same time improving the service ren->
dered the public, has been the aims of
the organization.
Attracted Interest
The movement started by this as
ISOLATION has created interest all over
the country, and the northern Min
nesota editors are regarded as the
leaders Of the movement. The adj
dress delivered by J. c. Morrison.
publisher Of the Morris Tribune and
in charge Of the newspaper depart
ment Of the Inland Printer, at last
winters meeting of the association
was more widely copied than any
similar address, and was r%epublish-
ed in the trade papers from coast to
coast.
The following is the official pro-
gram:
Friday, Jan. 16 10 a. M.
Annual Address-E. G. Kiley,
president Northern Minnesota Edi-
torial association.
Annual Report-A. G.. Rutledge.
secretary-treasurer.
Election of officers for 1914.
Reviewing specimens Of job print
ing.
ii::33ee 2 MM.-
discussions of papers limited to
ten minutes for each speaker.)
more of the Same Thing" ("The
Fallacies of the Flat Rate')-J. G.
Morrison, publisher of the Norris
Tribune and in charge Of the News,
paper Department of the finland
Printer"
Remarks at Random"-Robert G.
Dunn, publisher Princeton Union.
The Business End of the Print
shop'-C. F. Mahnke, publisher of
the Moose Lake Star Gazette. 7
Our Thousand Dollar Edition
r. A.. Wilson, publisher Bemidif SEN
tinel. =
appointment committee on resolu-
lions.
2. M.
Banquet at Hotel Buchanan, ten
dered by the citizens of Little Falls.
Observation-Disclosures g, Vasaly,
of the Little Falls Herald, chairman
of the State Board of Control.
Address of Welcome.
RESPONSE. C. Kiley, publisher
Grand Rapids Herald-Review presi-
dent of association.
Remarks by citizens Of Little Falls
Visiting editors and others.
Saturday, January 1880 A. M,
@The Profits Of Charitable Adver.
tising"--S. A. Cutter, publisher Thief
River Falls News-Press.
Journalistic Experiences Of a
Lawyer"-George e. Ericsson, pub
Usher spooner News.
Report of Committee Of Resolu-
tions.
Selecting city as place for holding
next annual outing.
Selecting city as place for holding
next business meeting.
Appointment Of standing commit
tees by new president.
"Auld Lang syne" Everybody
sing).
Adjournment.
The G. As. R. and the ladies of the
e. a. r. will hold a joint ~installa-
ltion Of officers, Saturday, January3 8,
at the Odd Fellows hall at 2 o'clock.
Lunch will be served.
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