The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01
BANKERS ARE
TO MEET SOON
Program for the Meeting Has
Been Given Out.
NOVEMBER II THE DATE
Subjects of Interest to the Pro-
feSsion Scheduled.
NOVEMBER II THE DATE

Guthrie, o. T.. Oct. S1-Secretary H w
Painter of the Oklahoma Bankers asso-
citation, has given out the complete pro-
gram for the seventh annual convention
TO De held at the Elks club rooms in
this city. November II and 1s Reduced
rates have been secured. over the rail-
roads. and it is expected that the meet
! ing will prove the most successful in the
history of the association. The program
| is as follows
November II, 1903. 10 o'clock a. M
Meeting called to order by the president
Mr.. d. w. Hogan
Prayer by the Rev J.. r. Ogle, pastor of
the First Christian church, Guthrie.
Address of welcome in behalf of the
Guthrie banks and the citizens of Guthrie
by Governor c. vi. Barnes, moyar of the
city and president of the Logan County
bank
Response to address of welcome by Gov
ernor J. Seay, president of the First
National bank of Kingfisher.
Presidents annual address. D. w. Ho-
gan president First National bank of
Yukon
Report of secretary, H. W. Painter,
Guthrie
Report of the treasurer, A. F. Master
man. FL Reno.
Appoint ment of the following commit
tees: Auditing the reports of the secre-
tary and treasurer; resolutions; place for
next meeting; nominating
Address on Commercial Law. c. NJ.
Ames. American National bank, Oklaho-
ma City.
Afternoon session-Address, 1.-THE bank
.er AS a Man." Hon. NJ. r. Sturtevant,
national bank examiner
Address, Exchange" Otto A Shuttee
vice president Citizens State bank, FL
Reno.
Address, ''The Banker and Politics. !
Frank Craig, cashier City National bank
South McAlester
Report of delegates to the American |
Bankers convention.
Adjourn. $50 p. m.
Evening session-Address. Hon. D. T. |
Flynn, Guthrie.
Address, Elastic Currency" Charles
o. Austin, vice president National Bank
of North America. Chicago.
Address, Hon. Paul F. Cooper, Shawnee,
territorial bank examiner.
Adjourn, 900 o'clock p. M; musicale.
Second day, November IS, 1903, 10 o'clock
a. m.-Prayer, the Rev. w. c. Miles, pas
tor of Presbyterian church. Guthrie
Talk, 1.-The Clearing House, H. P. Hill
lard, cashier Mechanics National bank,
st. Louis.
Address, Savings Department in Com
mercial Banks F. p. Johnson, cashier
American National bank, Oklahoma City
Address, Mr.. Cushby Phrdom, president
Bank of Chickasaw Nation. Tishomingo.
Five-minute talks on practical subjects:
Hon. J. W. McNeal, Bank Employees"
president Bank of Commerce, Guthrie;
William Brooks, cashier Bank of Tonka-
wa; Charles W. Brewer, Country
Banks cashier First National Bank of
Arapahoe; John J. Gerlach, Cattle
Liens,p cashier Gerach Bank of Wood
ward; Dorsey Kreitzer, "Overdrafts,"
cashier National Bank Of Anadarko; I.
:. Thurmond, cashier First National
bank, Elk City.
o. z. Helton, Deposit Insurance"
,ashier Farmers State bank CARRIER.
E B. Cockrell. Bank Tax and Assess
nents,'' cashier First National bank,
{
]. w. Teter. cashier Bank of Ripley.
Adjourn, Il o'clock. {
Afternoon session-Address, 1.-The
Western Banker" ]. G.. Stream. cashier
1ity National bank. Kansas City.
Address, H. S. Smith, vice president
Western National Bank of the United
states in New York. ,
Report OF auditing committee.
Report Of Resolution committee.
Report of Nominating committee.
Adjourn. /
Entertainment-The banks of Guthrie :
ave prepared the following program of I
9
Carriage drive. On the afternoon OF e
he first day all delegates viii be given t
carriage drive about the city. 4
A reception will be rendered the visit d
1g ladies by the ladies OF Guthrie at
heir residence at p. m. 10 p. m. on f
he afternoon of the first day of the con- Y
ention. Carriages will transfer the q
aides to and from the reception. q
Luncheon will be served in the Cas- Z
IL hall between L m. and p. m. on
he second day of the convention. The r
ion. John ". Shartel of Oklahoma City t;
i'll preside as toast master.
Delegates and their ladies will he ten
cred reception at the Cassidy hall at =
30 p m. dancing at $50 p. m. on the
rening Of the second day Of the con-
antion-