The Mankato free press., 1922-06-30
annual FROLIC OF
NATIONAL EDITORS
TOUR OF NATIONAL PARKS
TO BE MADE
WILL START ON JULY g
Executive Secretary Hotaing
Gives Out Program For
1922 Outing
UNITED Press Dispatch. ]

UNITED Press DiSpatch.l
st. Pau. June 29.-Twenty- five
days Of fur is in store for publish
ers OF the country.
A tour Of Yellowstone ana Glacier
national parks and mountain cities
is planned as part of the annual
convention Of the National Editorial
Association at MisSoula. Mont, next
month. II. C. Hotallng, nauonai sec.
retary announced the program to-
day.
Eastern and mid western publish
ers will congregate at Chicago, July
and join others in st. Paul and
Minneapolis July 10. Stops will be
made at Medora, N. D., and Billings
Mont, enroute to Cody, Wyo., from
where the tour of the Yellowstone
regins.
Four days in Yellowstone park
stops at BoZewan, Helena and Butte
three days of convention sessions al
Missoula, and visits to several other
Montana towns before entering
Glacier National Park for a three
day tour, is part of the program.
Missoula is prepared to give the
publishers a royal good TIME, &C
cording to Secretary Hotaling.
The first convention session al
Missoula will be July 19. Estelle A
Philleo of Denver will start the ses
sion with a song: Out Where the
West Begins"
Governor Joseph NJ. Dixon, Hell
ena, will welcome the editors or
behalf of, the state. Other addresses
of welcome will come from P. B
Snelson, president of the Montana
Press association. Billings; and w
H. Beacon, mayor of Missoula.
Remainder of Program
The remainder of the program
follows:
Response on behalf of the "
al Editorial Observation-Disclosures
OdeH, Tarrytown, N. Y. Greetings
from Far away Siam-President E
E. Brodie, United States Minister tc
Siam. Bankok, Siam. Presidents
annual a6dress-Acting President ]
c. Brimblecom,- Graphic Newton
Mass. Report of Treasurer-W. w
Aikens, Franklin, Ind. Report ot
Secretary-H. c. Hotaling. st. Paul
Mimi. Appointment Of committees
Resolutions, Credentials. Audit.
Afternoon session, July. 10, p. m
Lee, Lord & Thomas agency, Chi
cago, III. "A State Press Associa
ton that Emphasizes Business,
Chaplin D. Foster, President Wash
ington Press Association, Grandview
Bronson, American. Ell Reno, Okla
homa; secretary Oklahoma Press
association. THE Cinderella OF
Journalism, ,-H. 2. Mitchell. Sen.
tinel, Bemidji, Mimi Forces That
Create Favorable Conditions fol
Newspapers, Jesse H. Neal, Exc.
cutive Secretary. Associated Busi-
ness Papers New York City.
Morning Session, July 20 9:30 a
Shop"-Milton Cox, Mirror, Arapa
hoe, Nebr., Discussion led by George
Schlosser, Corresponding Secretary
n. E. A.. Republican, Wessingtor
Springs, S. D. forestry and its
Relation TO the Print Paper Indus.
try,"-Colonel W. B. Greeley; chiei
forester, United States department
OF agriculture, Washington, D. G
What the Law Says" William W
author of Newspaper Laws" "Im,
portance of Ad Display"-E. G. My
ers. National Printer Journalist
Milwaukee, Wis.
afternoon session. July 20. 200 p
m. Public Opinion-A Power
Above the Law, Hon Warren G
Harding, President of the United
States. (subject to adjournment o.
congress). America and the Amer
commander, American Legion, Ma.
son. City, la. Industrial Montana
Hon c. F. Kelley, president Ana
conda Copper & Mining Co.. New
York City.
EVening/Banquet, July 20. 6 p. m
MontanaSThe Hosts-H. R. Gun
ningham, president, Montana Life
Insurance Company. Ye Editors
The Cuests-Hon. Robert Emmett
Dowdell, past President, n. E. A.
Forestburg, S. D.
Morning Session, July 81.
Morning Session, July q, $3.50 a
m. tImportance of the. Editoria
Page,"Mcol. Thomas tn Stout; ito 1,a Lewis, vi
Mans Job,"-Mrs. Bess NJ. Wilson
Gazette, Redwood Falls. MINI
More and Better Local Advertis
ing,"-H. w. Pickering, advertising
expert, Salt Lake City. Discussion
lei by Hon. G. L. Caswen, Field
Secretary, Iowa Press Association
Ames, Ia "Montana's Start il
Newspaper Making,"-A. L. Stone
Dean of the Montana School o.
Journalism, Missoula, Mont.
Afternoon Session, July Fl, IL p
m. Rural Dailies and Weeklies
the Common Advertising Field" ]
O'Shaughnessy, Ex- Secretary, Amer
ican Association of Advertising
Agencies, New York City. Building
up the N. E. A."-George E. Hosmer
past President, ~. E. A, Braden'
town, Fla. Discussion led by Geo
Marble, Tribune, Fort Scott, Kans
Radio and the Future Newspapers
Sen. John E. Edwards, Gazette
Billings, Mont. Discussion by Georgt
Schubc;, Times, Brooklyn, N. Y, and
Hon. Jens K. Grondahl, Daily Re-
publican. Red Wing, MINI. Report
of Committees-Audit, resolutions
legislative, election of officers. Sc.
lection of next meeting place. 9th
CIR business.
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