Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-16

beg leave to submit the following re e
port:
!. Resolved. that the Oklahoma
ress association thanks the Tulsa
Press club and the Tulsa Chamber OF
Commerce, and expresses appreciation
of the delightful entertainment given
to members OF our association. AMI
suggests that wherever we have been
tetore. although Loyalty entertained,
we have known nc superior hospi-
tulity. The efforts of the Tulsa Press
club are especially appreciated.
We desire to cali to the attention of
the public of Oklahoma The splendid
philanthropy of Charles Page, and
commend his activities. His enter
tainment OF the association is appre-
Ciated.
2. Whereas, the state university
has has an extension bureau and
printing plant: and,
Whereas. the state board of educa-
ton has, III pursuance OF the report
of "a number of publishers, taken up
and is giving consideration to the mat
ter of having the university teach and
cNemplily the standard cost finding
system as applied to the newspaper
and printing business and present the
matter through the extension service
To inc DuDllSIlcIS u tnt Sldlc NON ,
therefore, be it resolved.
That the State Press association in
annual meeting assembled most heart :
lily approve and recommend the adop-
ton OF same at that state institution,
and pledge our cooperation and sup
Iort in making the work success.
3. Whereas. the state A. < NJ. col
lege is primarily "a school for voca-
tional training in the agricultural and
mechanical arts. and whereas. there
is no school in this state where the
art Of printing is taught. although
practically all other arts and profes-
sions are taught in state institutions
and,
Whereas, the A. & NJ. college has a
printing plant and the president OF
the board Of agriculture of the A. &
NJ. college has expressed willingness
to have printing taught to those who
choose that vocation,
Therefore. be it resolved that the
State Press association favors this ad
dition to the course of study in that
institution and will aid and promote
its establishment in every possible
way and will urge upon the legisa-
| ture the reasonable and necessary ap-
preparations to make both of the fore
going propositions practical and sue.
cessful aids to the newspaper craft
and to the state.
4. Resolved. that this association
appreciates the regard known to be
held by the authorities OF the Univer-
| sity of Oklahoma and the A. & M
college for the profession Of journal
ism in this state. and commends the
influences which have resulted in such
a number of our bright young men
| and women training themselves fol
the profession. Therefore we appre-
ciate and commend the efforts they
! are making to give the young men
and women technical and theoretical
training for the profession of jour.
nalism.
| 5. Whereas, this association has
during recent years, observed the
progress of the Oklahoma Employers
| association and having concluded by
reason of the personality of its lead.
ing members and the practicability o1
its heretofore accomplishments that
at present we can more nearly con-
serve our interests through its body
| than by any other means.
Therefore. we endorsed the Okla
homa Employers association as re-
| Gently reorganiZed. believing that il
affords the hest means of developing
] the industries of this state withou