Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-26
Well Known Newspaper
Men of Oklahoma Down
For Addresses.
"THE BEST ONE YET"
Entertainment Such as AS
sociation Has Never
Seen Before.

President George II. Foster of
Wagner and Secretary F.. s. Bron-
son of FL Reno have completed tho
program for the twenty fourth an
nual meeting of the Oklahoma Press
association, to be held in Tulsa May
IL to IA, inclusive. The business
sessions will be held on May IL
and u.
" Five Tulsans are on the program
for speakers. They are william
Stryker Frank Greer. Omer Is. Ben
edict Eugene Lorton and Glenn
Cond.n.
The program for the annual ban
quet, To be made up by the local
committee, Is not yet completed. The
state secretary has sent to all mem
bers of the association letter. ac-
companied by printed copy of the
association program. Some idea as
to how the editors are looking for
ward to great meeting at Tulsa
can be obtained from the following
extract from Secretary Bronson's
letter:
FL Reno, Okla. March %, 1916.
Dear Editor: The twenty-fourth an
nual meeting of the Oklahoma Press
association will be held at Tulsa,
May II and 13.
= Tulsa is going to entertain the
editors in a manner that they have
never before enjoyed. The Tulsa
Press club, the Chamber of Com
merce and the citizens are going to
show us the time of our lives. Just
now Tulsa and surrounding country
are very interesting. There is a
wealth of oil there and a great va
riety of entertainment. Everybody
Is a live one and generosity and
hospitality is the watchword.
The big doings start off on the
evening of May II, with a smoker
and other diversions for the gentle
men. while the ladies will have
theater party. Be there in time If
you miss anything you will regret it
After the session on Friday, the
editors will go via special interurban
cars to Sand Springs, where they
will be entertained by Charles Page
who will serve luncheon. show us
his geological garden. orphans home
y iIows' colony, etc.
In the evening, Irwin Cobb and
i. *. Whiting, noted newspaper
men, will deliver addresses at the
large auditorium.
on Saturday evening a banquet
will be given at the Hotel Tulsa, and
the annual ball will start at o'clock
p. m. in the auditorium. A special
train. free to all members of the
Oklahoma Press association. will
leave Tulsa at $3.50 a. M, on Sun
day. May IA, for the oil fields. A
barbecued dinner will be served at
Shamrock. Any editor who desires,
can reach Oklahoma City the same
day by o'clock p. MIN time to
go toward home in any direction.
Or those who desire, can be in
Tulsa Sunday evening in time to
catch any train out of that city
Arrangements with the railroads are
1 ,cellent
Special attention and attractions
will be provided for the visiting
ladies' There will be pipe organ re-
citals. luncheons, theater parties and
auto rides for them.
Go to Tulsa, the wonder oil city.
Go early and stay late.
The program follows:
Friday. o a. m.
Song,-"America," Audience. In
vocation-Rev. c. V. King, Tulsa.
Address of Welcome - Edward o.
Tilburne, secretary Chamber of Com
mcrce. Tulsa. Response-1ohn Colo
bic. state register, Guthrie. Presi-
dents annual address. Secretary's
report. Appointment of committees.
The newspaper and civic righteous
peSs-A. II. Garrett, Times, Nowata.
: High Cost of Paper and Other Ma
terial. What Are We to Dow. +.
Mcdowell, Times Altus. The Semi
Weekly. Why?-H II. Hardy. Ar
row, Tahlequah. The Paper That's
Bound Hand and Foot by Our
Party"-R B. Mcdonald, Beacon,
Cordeli. Music How ! help Make
the Record d-Herald-Mrs. II. =. Mar
Z tin, Miami What TO Do With For
egn Concern Which Writes, "Please
Insert Enclosed, -Four Times on
Front Page. Send Bill and We viii
5 noD Remit'-Lee Woods. Eagle,
Duncan. Editing With a SiXshooter
Prank Greer, Tulsa.
Afternoon.
Ten Minutes on Somethng-R. NJ
ELAN, News Enid. Where We
Come in at - Mrs. Ed Ingram,
Star-Free Press. Kingfisher; Mrs. J.
+. Hinkle. Press, saltwater. What's
On My Mind-Col. +. l.. Gregory,
Statesman, Ardmore, The Small
F.. Town Daily--W. C. Hates, Progress,
& Claremore Discussion - Jesse G..
Curd, Herald, Hugo; Roderick d.
Sheldon, Sun, Vinita; Mr.. Wilkinson,
Pioneer, Alva.
Maintaining Editors Club House,
Medicine Park-L. G. Niblack, Guth-
rie Leader. "Kindly Publish; Re-
gret We Have No Funds to Pay for
This Branch of Our work.. w.
Lawton, Bee, Arapaho The Daily
Newspaper Game-William Stryker,
Democrat, Tulsa. Should We Raise
the Subscription Price from 81 to
Gf1.5O? Yes--H.- c. Fellows. Stand
ard. Henryetta; No-John e. Wells,