The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07

Pluvius will lay of and permit Old
Sol his time at bat during tho three
days convention of the Oklahoma
state Press association here on May
IL, 1S and Ia, every minute OF the
time will bo taken up hi the enter
tainment of the editors ana their Ia
dice. All tho plans have been cont
plotcd ana press badge during
those three days win be good for
anything and everything the town
possesses or can get for the occasion.
Present Indications are. judging
from the replies thus far received
from the newspaper gang over tho
state, that this Will bo the greatest
attended convention In the history of
the state.
As regards tho weather, Foster
says It's going TO be fair commence
ing with the 18th, ana tho matter
has also been taken up with the rain
gods through such influential sources
as Buck" Campbell, Jack Newland.
George Foster, Jim Blggerstaff Fred
shelor. Everett Purcell, Billy Marti-
noau, Bert Iawton. Dick ELAN, and
the three "Nicks'--of I'll Reno, Bris-
tow and Chandler, rospectively-an
each and all of these are plodging
fair weather.
TO start with Dean Walter Will
] liams Is coming to make the chief
talk of the convention on Friday
afternoon at o'clock on the "Seven
| Lamps of Journalism" John Colo
bic writes in that seven Is n greater
number than he has been able to
| locate thus far I'm his work. VIII
liams will be in Thursday evening
with the intention of remaining
! Throughout the convention. As he is
dean of Journalism at the University
OF Missouri as well as the rest of the
world and Is also president OF tho
| World Press congress, this Is an In
| ducement that a majority OF the
/ oklahoma editors want to take ad-
vantage of.
Chamber 10 BE "Hashcrs."
The convention opens at IL o'clock
Friday morning with music OF course
and an address Of welcome from
Judge William ii. England, promi-
nent wheat growers and purebred
livestock advocate, and Editor Les
Niblack OF the Guthrie Daily Leader
will then tell Ponca City folks how
glad the press gang is to be here
In order to sufficiently whet the
Iappetites of the editors for the
MONDAY lunch, the program com
mittee has also scheduled President
Jack Nowland's annual address foi
the morning hour. The luncheon
will be pulled off on schedule at th'
Methodist church Gust across th'
street from the city auditorium whert
the convention sessions will be held
and the members OF the chamber o
commerce will act as "hashers' OF
this occasion, with no tips allowed
The visitors will please bear II
mind that the ladies' of the churcl
and not the days "hashers" Will pre-
/, pare the eats.
Dean williams talk and one b
Shelly Tracey on advertising Dis
counts'--who will maintain ther
: are some-will be the only conven
, tion program for the afternoon. bu
,, there will be n band concert. a driv
; over Ponca City. and visit TO IN
Marland oil refinery plant. Sufficien
time will be given all visitors I
brush up" for the Nine. Schumann
, Heinck concert at the city audi
Itorium ats O'Clock in the evening
, where they will be the guests OF tn
/, Marland Oil company. In othe
. words newspaper badge is good 10
|. the Schumann-Heink event, on
, auspices OF the American Legion.
Not Telling II All.
=. The annual editorial ball follow
:, the -Heink concert imme
l diately at the same place. wit
Lew" Wentz. the, bachelor-head {
the McCaskey-Weh OIL compan!
r in charge. The PonCa City commit
. tee is not telling all in regard TO tn
1 ball and what will happen durin
e the evening. 1t is necessary to ker
10 the lid on some portions OF the even
Z During all the days Of the conver
= ton tho newspaper badges VIII 2
o good at the Murray theatcrs her
and there will be official informf
. ton bureaus installed at the Arcad
O hotel, the headquarters. and at tn
/ city auditorium.
= The days program, both Frida
2 and Saturday, will be inauguratc
. with music by the high scho'
q girls glee club and quartet, Al Il
2 Saturday morning, beginning at
% O'clock sharp, will be taken up wit
business affairs of the organizato
, reports Of officials and committee
:, election OF officers, selection of ~
); 1928 meeting place, and talks &
- Small Town Advertising" by w.
. Showen OF Haysville and on "keel
y ing Country Correspondents on II
] Ial II .