The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-17
MANY BANKERS
ALREADY IN CITY
Reception to Be First on the
Program.
CLUB w IL [ ENTERTAIN
Program for the First Session
of Association.

Bankers are coming into the city from
ali sides and this evening there will b.
q reception given the visitors at the Com
mercial club, which will be the opening o.
the three days convention of the Kansas
Bankers Association. A large number
of Oklahoma bankers are already in the
city and many others are expected.
Great preparations have been made fol
the affair and all arrangements are IN
readiness for a glorious good time for the
ananciers Of the country. There will not
only DE bankers here from this state, but
there will be considerable pumber from
other states.
New York City, Chicago, st. Louis, st.
Joseph and many other large cities VIII
be represented and some of these repre-
sentatives have promised to take con-
spicuous part in the program MISSOURI
Nebraska, Colorado and Oklahoma VIII
have their share of bankers in the city
TO enjoy the meeting and no small part OF
them will have place on the program.
The program is an extensive one ana
has many good features There Will De
addresses by some of the best orators IN
this section of the country and many IN
teresting subjects will be taken up LOT
discussion.
CONGRESSMAN Calderhead has agreed 10
deliver an address on a very important
subject Besides this eminent speaker
there will be quite number OF speeches.
by men from other parts and states VINO
are all able takers.
The reception given to the bankers ana
their ladies will be the first and opening
session of the association. The second
session will be held tomorrow morning III
the council chamber commencing at s;So.
Tomorrow afternoon the third session VIII
be held at the council chamber. Inc pro-
grams are as follows:
Second session, Wednesday morning,
$50 council chamber. city hall.
Prayer-Rev J. D. Ritchey. d. D., pas
tor of st. Johns Episcopal church,
Wichita.
Address welcome-Col. H. w Lewis
cashier State Savings Bank. Wichita
Responsible Myron A. Waterman
cashier Citizens State Savings Bank,
Kansas City, Kansas
Presidents addressJHon. G. w. Nc
Knight, president First National Bank
Junction City, Kansas.
Report of the secretary-Mr. c. l.. Bro
kaw. cashier Commercial National Bank,
Kansas City, Kansas.
Report of treasurer-Mr. ]. n. McDan-
aid. president Citizens Stae Bank, Cha
mute, Kansas.
Report of the committee on Cattle pa
per exchange-Mr J. NJ. Harper. manager
Bank of Conway Springs. Conway
Springs. Kansas
Renorts of groups-Group INT A S.
King. vice president from the group. cash
Ter First National Bank. Centralia. Kan
sas: group .. Mr.. l. F. Henson, chairman.
cashier Peoples National Bank. Paola.
Kansas; group ;. Mr.. Chas. a. Mitchell,
ex-chairman cashier Peoples National
Bank. Cherryyale. Kansas; group 4, MI
Geo. ". Hanna. chairman. cashier Union
State Bank Clay Center, Kansas; group
s. Mr.. T. r. Moses. vice president from
the group. president Citizens National
Bank. Great Bend: grup 6. Mr.. f. w
Rlinger vice president firm the grup,
cashier First Nationali Bank, Winfield.
Kansas.
APPOINTMENT Of -Nomina-
lions. resolutions. auditing.
Third session Wednesday afternoon
2:O0. council chamber. city hall.
Address-.'Cleaner Paper Money. (b)
Proper Collateral for Government De-
posts Mr.. A. c. Jobes. president Ma
tional Bank of Commerce Wichita.
Address. Laws Needed and How 10 Get
Them in l9o5''-Hon p. w Goebel Louis
burg.
Address. "Neatness and System in the
Ofiee"-AIiss Marie a Myer. with First
National Bank. Hutchinson.
Address. shall National Banks Be Per-
mitted to Loan on Real Estate Security"
Mr.. J. T Bradley. United States Bank
examiner. cashier First National Bank.
Sedan
Address. Credits Mr.. Frank w. Yale.
president ST. Joseph Association of Credit
Men. 81. Joseph, Mo
Address. Needed Reforms for State
Banks"-Hon. Morton Alhaugh, state
bank commissioner. Topeka.
Address. The Banker as a Collector
Mr. ]. n Joseph. Assistant cashier Bank
of Whitewater.
AnurtsS- ihe NuiiellOS -fi"h- w ~
Calderhead, congressman Fifth district,
Marysvlle. Kansas
A Bankers Experience Meeting, for ev-
erybody.
Fourth session, "Wednesday evening,
go. Garfield hall.
Music
Prayer-Rev. Chas. Rradt. pastor First
Presbyterian church. Wichita
Address Our Foreign Trade''-Mr. II.