Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-04
ASSOCIATION
TO Be HERE FRIDAY
Commercial Club and Whole
City To Give Them Royal
Welcome

Tomorrow the newspaper men of the
state, the Oregon Press association. will
meet here for = two days session. The
commercial club and local newspaper
men have arranged to give them a big
turkey dinner and warm welcome, and
to make their visit a pleasant one. Sa-
lem citizens, one and all, are urged to
make the comfort and pleasure of these,
her guests, personal matter and to
leave nothing undone that will make
their visit one they will not soon for
get. The program follows:
Friday forenoon-9;l0, registration
and payment OF dues; 10, invocation by
DR.. T. d. Ford, district superintendent
Methodist Episcopal church; address of
welcome, r. j. Hendricks, publisher Of
Oregon Daily Statesman; response and
annual address, President Il. II. Brodie.
publisher Oregon City Enterprise; ap-
pointment of resolutions and other com.
mittees; l0:l5, What is the Matter
With Newspaper Men and Printers in
Oregon?" Joseph p. Hurley, Washing
ton County News.Times Forest Grove;
1890, System il, the Various Depart
ments,' A. Il. VOORHEES,, Rogue River
Courier, Grants Pass; 1O:45, "What
Editors Say" Ebert Bede, the Sentin-
Tel, Cottage Grove; ll:00, "Co-operation
Between the Press and the Agency"
Arthur II. Deuto-Tyler Company"
Portland, Oregon; 1880, discussion on
previous addresses; 12, adjournment to
Salem commercial club, where buffet
luncheon will be served by George Pal.
mer Putnam, Carl d. Shoemaker, Carle
Abrams, George A. White, Frank Dav.
ey, appointees from the fraternity by
Governor James Withycombe.
Friday afternoon--l:30, "Facts in
Relation to the Administration of the
Penitegtiary" Frank 'Davey; 1:45,
Some Things of tac First Importance
to the Development and Prosperity of
Oregon and Their Dependence Upon
Accurate and Honest Publicity, Rufus
Holman, commEsiorer of Mutnomah
county; 2;l5, = Como Recent Improve.
ments in the Teaching Of Journalism in
| tho Universities" Eric w. Allen, de-
partment Of journalism, University of
Oregon, Eugene; 2:3O Wrestling With
a Little Daily Paper" A. X. O'Brien,
| Evenig Record, Marshfied 2:45 Gree
Publicity and Who're to Draw the
Line" Mark Woodruff, publicity rep
resentative of the Portland Chamber of
| Commerce; 800, discussion; 3:l5, "Pi-
oneer Editors and Printers of Oregon, -
p. II. d 'Arcy, Salem, Oregon; 3:45,
"lligher Responsibilities of Newspa-
pers, y Alfred Colman, editor San Fran
cisco Argonaut and Oakland Daily Tri-
bune; 4:45, "Somc Ideals in News.
paper Work. i"Joh'l L. Carroll, publish
or Portland Evening Telegram; ad,
| iournment.
Friday cvcning at $3.50 the CONNER,
cial club Of Salem, extend banquet
to the visiting newspaper men and
wives at the Marion hotel.
Saturday morning-9:00, reports of
resolutions and other committees; 9:30,
"The Newspaper of Todny and Yester.
day" John Il. Gratke, Daily Evening
Budget, Astoria, Oregon; l0:00, report
of secretary, Philip s. Bates, the Pa.
cific Northwest; 1915, journalism,
Conservation and Otherwise" +" Edgar b.
Piper, editor Tnc Orcgonian; ll:l5,
As minutes discussion Of pertinent sub
jects referred to tho officers of the
association by members; 1900, election
of officers; 1890 adjournment.
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