The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-26

people and from the city voters in
general
Taft Making Good, Says Chandler.
President Taft is doing the best he
can in the face of bitter opposition.
and if given half chance he'll make
good, said C. Q. Chandler, president
of the Kansas National bank of Wich-
TIA, who is attending the meeting of
the state bankers here. MIR. Taft is a
great man. He understands the needs
OF the country and is doing his best to
give the people what they want. l be-
lieve the president is going to give the
country one of the best administrations
1t has ever known. The president is
radical conservative, that is. he stands
for the practicing of the Roosevelt
policies IN conservative way"
Senator Denton Talks.
4 see Topeka is still growing said
ident of the Grenola. KAN State Bank, is
here for the bankers meeting.
ment on all Sides continued Senator
Denton. Topeka is certainly moving
along in the right path. Building is going
on at rapid rate here and that's a good
sign.
Business conditions over the state
doing well, money is easy and the outlook
Tor crops could hardly be better. Down
IN IN my section of the state the people have
plenty and are making more.
Business Is Big.
You people have the prettiest city In
all Kansas, said A. c. Jacobs, vice pres
ident of the First National bank of kan
sas City, Mo. "A local banker, friend
of mine, took me out automobiling just
after I reached town and I tell you a
good many cities twice the size of Topeka
do not equal it in beauty.
Is your bank loaning much money to
Kansas business men at this timer" Mr..
We are doing mighty good business
with Kansas" replied the banker, land
want from us. A person who is not
acquainted with conditions would be sur
prised at the amount of business the
banks of Kansas City do with the people
of this state.'
Below is the program for tomorrow:
10 a. m.
Address. The Bankers Service to the
Community as an EXronent of Sound
Financial Doctrine. r. Mulvane, To-
peka, president Bank of Topeka.
Address, The Younger Fellows-J. NJ.
Helhngs. Jr., cashier Coats State bank,
Goats, Kan.
Address. A New Idea ii Banking
John E. Wagner, Altoona. president
Citizens State bank.
Address, Legislative Measures Pro-
posed by the American Bankers asso-
oiation-Thos. 4. Patton, counsel Amer
lean Bankers association, New York.
p. m.
Address, Bank nting--Stanley
Young, Kansas City, Mo.
| Address, Some Advantages of Uni
form State Legislation-A. A. GODDARD,
Topeka.
Imprornptu speeches on Live Banking
! Topics.
| As sociation hour
Reports of secretary and treasurer.
Report of Building and Loan Associa-
| ton Section-T. B. Brown.
Report of auditor.
Report of. group conference
Proposed amendments to constitution
and bylaws
Reports Of committees.
Election and installation of officers.
ladies' Meeting.
At 10 a. m. Friday a special program
| for the ladies will be given at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Mulvane.
| Mrs. H. G. West, Home State bank,
Junction City, presiding.
| Papers and addresses:
GreetingS-Mrs. Scott HOPKINS, Pru-
dental Trust Co.. Topeka.
| Women Bankers in Kansas-Miss
Anna E. Speck. bank commissioner S
Office, Topeka.
! How I Would Run a Bank-Mrs. C.
F. Henson. Peoples National bank,
/ Paola.
| What 1 Don't Know About Banking
Mrs. ]. B. Floersch, Union National
bank, Manhattan.
The Things That Are Caesar s-Mrs.
Margaret Hill McCarter, Topeka.
| Music by Mrs. Geo. W. Parkhurst
Mrs. Robert D. Carver and Mrs. Chas.
| Gleed.