Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-24
BANKERS ARE COMING TO-DAY
Secretary Shaw and Number Of Other
Prouinsnt Speakers to Attend.
Or. HtlSER STAYS WITH TAslTHA HOME
Governor Mickey and Others Pay IL
= visit and AZ a Result Agree
TO Assist Him In
Financial way.
tFrom a STAR correspondentl

CFrom Stan Correspondent
LINCOLN, Oct. 2.-(Special.) 1.-The State
Bankers association will begin it's meet
ing tomorrow and continue over Wednes-
day. The program includes addresses by
Ieslie NJ. Shaw, secretary OF the treasury;
Charles @. Dawes. ex-comptroller of the
treasury, and Lieutenant Governor l.. Y.
Sherman of Illinois, besides a number of
prominent Nebraskans, including CHANCELLOR
Andrews and Gurdon w. wattles of
Omaha.
Mr.. Dawes will speak Tuesday afternoon.
Lieutenant Governor Sherman wednesday
morning and Secretary Shaw and Chan
oellor Andrews Wednesday afternoon.
Wednesday evening banquet will be given
the visitors by the Lincoln clearing house
at the Lincoln hotel and on Tuesday even
ing smoker will be given at the Elks
| club rooms. The program in full is as
follows:
OCTOBER a.
1880 a. m.--Call to order. President J. T.
Invocation. Rev. J. e. futile, d. D., First
Congregational church, Lincoln.
Address of welcome In behalf of city,
f. w. Brown, mayor OF Lincoln.
Address of welcome in behalf OF Lincoln
banks, p, L. Hall, cashier, Columbia Ma
| tional bank.
Response. Julius Beckman. cashier, FIRE.
mont National bank, Fremont
Annual address, President ]. T. Trenery
president, Farmers National bank, Paw
nee City.
Secretary's report, William B. Hughes.
Treasurer's report, f. T. Hamilton.
Report OF the executive council II. w.
Appointment Of committees.
Address, THE Resources Of Western Ne
5raska," 4. c. shallenberger, president,
o ESQ p mIRspOTts q group presidents:
Group No. s--w. E smalls, Fremont;
Group No. A. L. Gull, Oakland; Group
No [F w; sl9 %I1, Geneva e,vsnr Group No. g
l. e. Deck Atkinson; Group No. sc. A.
Minick, Crawford; Group No. s-Carson
Legal questions and answers, conductor,
H. w. Yates. president Nebraska National
Address. bankers and Public Opinion. -
Hon. G. NJ. Brown, president First Ma
tional bank, Cambridge.
Relation to Existing laws Charles G.
| Dawes ox-comptroller OF the currency,
president Central Trust company. Chicago,
500 p. m.-smoker at Elks' club rooms.
Entertainment and program to be am
OCTOBER Is.
1000 a. m.-Report OF committee on group
revision, George B. Dare, chairman.
| Report Of committee on state legislation,
s. II. Burnham chairman
Report Of committee on national legis-
lation, H. w. Yates chairman.
Report of educational committee, w. b.
Ryons, chairman.
Report of meeting Of American bankers
association' Z; r. McGTew' Omaha ,,,,.
president of Merchants National bank
Omaha, H. W. Yates, chairman:
Report of committee on resolutions.
Address, observations on Foreign Bank.
ing" Edwin Jeary, president First National
Address, "The Banker Of the Future,
g. w. Wattles, vice president United States
National bank, Omaha.
Address. Equality of Opportunity L. Y
Sherman, lieutenant governor of Illinois
200 D. m.-Address Nebraska" Chan.
cellor p. Ben1amine Andrews. Nebrasks
Address. Lesiie~M. 81 ". secretary Upitet
States treasury.
Of committee on nomination OF officers, in
stallatlon or oncers, adjournment
Heiner Stands His Ground.
Rev. d. r. Heiner, superintendent OF
the Tabitha Home for Children and Ole
People will not transfer his property t
self-appointed committee of Lincolr
people who recently visited the home II
great force and gave him the ultimatum o.
either getting out or going under. Instead
he will continue at the head OF the in
stitution and he will have the support anC
the backing OF some OF the most responsible
people in Lincoln. including Governo
|
done to encourage him and help him In hi
work
The committee which has been hammerinI
DR.. Heiner for a couple OF years and which
as climax took about twenty-five person.
; to the home on a tour of investigation t,
create sentiment" against DR.. Heine
: finally prevailed upon Governor Mickey Il
make a trip to the home The governor
Mrs. Mickey, Mrs. Sarah Harris and A. L
Bixby visited the home a day or tw
ago and as a result of the visit Governo
Mickey found the reports about DR.. Helm
er's conduct of the home had been greatl
exaggerated. Upon leaving he wished Dr.
1 Heiner success and asked him to call o.
him at any time for assistance and en-
: couragement.
I'VE agreed to say nothing Of the visit
said Governor Mickey, but will sa
that found the home much better tina
expected and some of the committee toll
me It had been greatly improved during tn
last few months. l talked with the in
; mates and all Of them seemed Statistic
and / never saw a more rugged and happ
lot of children anywhere. told d.
Heiner, however. that unless he could car
for the inmates that I would procee
through the legal department to annul hi
charter. He told me he would report I
. me the condition of his finances and h
= assured me he could care for the HON,
v think Mrs. Heiner is very worth
woman and she deserves great credit fo
what she has done. A physician from Oh
a cago has been employed by DR.. Heiner an
/, will be here shortly to make her home g
n the institution and help look after thing
= The boilers have been recently ovel
; hauled and fixed up and think there wi
II be no trouble in the future. 1t is a spler
did location for such an institution and
, believe with proper assistance DR.. an
Mrs. Heiner win do a wonderful good"
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