Show Salt £ak iTribtmt Sunday Morning- - "Opera Revived Addresses Newspapermen Missourians Take Over Treasure Isle In Colorado Mining Camp Army Booms Salute To Governor Central City Coes Back to Days Of Old Culture j CENTRAL CITY Colo July 15 (UP) — Gilbert and Sullivan the congrees of the United State and BAN FRANCISCO July 15 UP)— The Golden Gat International exjunction became "Mixeouri minded” Saturday when Governor Lloyd the Metropolitan Opera company joined Saturday night to commemorate the roaring gold rush days of Central City early Colorado mining ramp In Its annual festival typifying the coming of “culture" to the Stark of that state and hi entourage stepped onto Treasure Island while army field guns boomed a 19 gun salute Governor Stark graduate of Annapolis Naval academy accepted the military honors with Ihe air of a man familiar W'lth such martial business and marc lied along the ranks of the Thirtieth lr S Infantry exposition company drawn up for his inspection The Thirtieth infantry band jilayed while the governor and hil ertaff old west by California accompanied dignitaries and army officer the smart drill company Sunday and Monday will be Misexpossouri days on the ition island with the University of band adding color Missouri to the ceremonies The governor Mrs Stark and 150 other Missourians reached San Francisco last night to be greeted by Mayor Angelo J Rosai Stark was guest of honor at a press club dinner “I can’t discuss that" said the governor when asked about political talk that he was a possible “darkhorse” entry in next year s presidential campaign Fourteen Auto Caravan Fourteen autos took the governor's party acroes the San bay bridge to Treasure island The cavalcade stopped on the broad highway along the island edge of the port of the trade winds where the Transpacific clippers finish their flights from China There the governor was greeted by Colonel Rabb Bush commandant of the U S army detath-ment- s on the Island Lcland W Cutler president of the exposition and Major O J Keatinge chief of the exposition foreign exhibits division Governor Stark was escorted from his car to a point facing the troops where hat in hand he took the “present arms” salute from the infantrymen while the band played After inspecting the company the motorcade moved to the Federal building where George Creel U S commissioner to the exposition and Phil Gibson director of the state department of finance and representative of Governor Culbert L Olson of California greeted the visitors Gibson is a native of Missouri and attended University of Missouri Tour of Inspection Governor Stark walked through tha mammoth Federal building In an informal inspection of the exhibits $: 412-ac- Occasionally he was accosted by former Missourians who shook his hand and exchanged greetings Among those to greet the governor was a former soldier who served with him in the Ameruan expeditionary force in France where Governor Stark was a major of artillery He was reminded of his Annapolis days when Jack Cooke now an exposition publicity man recalled the days when Cooke was a lowly plebe at the naval academy while the governor was In his last jtar cf study Governor Stark and his party were luncheon guests of the exposition the state exposition committee and the city of San Francisco at the Treasure island administration building a huge structure which will become administration center of the airport to be constructed on the island at the conclusion of the exposition the University of Meanwhile Missouri band paradod early in the afternoon to the Federal building to present a concert Guest of Honor Tonight the governor will be guest of honor et a dinner t the Palace hotel San Franciaio given by the Missouri Society of California f Donald J Sterling president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors who defended the fourth estate in a speech prepared for a meeting in Palo Alto Cal Saturday Freedom of Press Called Privilege to Be Cherished American Society of Newspaper Editors Leader Defends Policy Hits at Those Who Would Exploit It r PALO ALTO Cal July 15 (AD— Freedom of the press is a "privilege to be cherished and not a licehse to be exploited" Donald J Sterling president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors said here Saturday accounts to sustain them" Sterling Sterling managing editor of the Fortland (Ore) Journal appraised stated He cited "two common criticisms "constructive criticism directed of unfairness and conegwinst us" in a speech prepared trolnewspapers— by advertisers" and said there for delivery before a newspaper “doubtless were cases where the men’s meeting at Stanford uni- counting room influence affects the newsroom policy This is shortversity For whenever the private “Newspapers have Ihe right to sighted interests of the proprietor sub- Governor Stark Na’val be judged in comparison with the merges his public interest his inaverage mill run of publications fluence is of necessity constricted Men Plan Reunion and not with the few that may not and his profits too This is not SAN FRANCISCO July 15 (Ah— but just comPollyana poppycock measure up" Sterling told the mid-jeA reunion dinner in honor of Govmon sense ’’ editorial conference sponsored As for the charge that there is ernor Lloyd C Stark of Missouri unfairneas in the presentation of will be held aboard the U S S by the California Newspaper Pubnews Sterling advised examination lishers’ association and the StanIndianapolis Sunday night for 10 of "all the newspapers which we members of the governnor’s class ford university division of journalism individually represent for a given of 1908 at the Annapolis Naval day and you will be impressed with academy as Privilege Regarded Stark served four the similarity of play given the Governor Newspapers that fall below par news of that day Our collective years in the navy after his gradua"persistently draw the fire of zeal- news judgment is so much the same tion with honors The nine classous critics who by the very nature that standardizaton tends to stamp mates who are all In port with of their entievm confound propa- our products ” the fleet are now navy captains ganda with news" the editor ud "Unfortunately some people do not think through the meaning of freedom of the press” he continued ’They prefer to regard it as a of property the publishers This is an error All responsible newspaper men and women regard freedom of Ihe press as a privilege to be cherished and not as a license to be exploited ” Sterling advised editors to consider new broadcasting radio facsimile newspapers and other new forms of news dissemination as their allies rather than competitors During g strike w hit h compelled ’ the suspension of the three Port- a dozen the Chef says “ land daily newspapers for five days the usual volume of newscasting was carried on I followed these broadcasts carefully and you have no idea how- - flat and futile they were with no detailed newspaper 1 They’re 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