The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
|[Il1T TBl!k!:R!l., BANKERS
TON
cn,,,. tuuy Every Banking In
l,M ! ndsn Of State Repre-
lid in Ogden Meeting
D llITBs LISTEN 'nnoue,ono TO
PsHn DlERBsTlSG ADDRESSES
ah,,L Lr,fsn Favors Frisco for
Is,S ulua Canal Exposition
J. in 1915

q u. Tribune.
,0r. 22.-Representatives o.
Z, tysr banking institution IN
:. I,tah and many from adjoin-
.,compnnled BY their wives
..mbers OF their families,
:. ogden this morning TO at
..,r5 annual convention Of the
n. Bankers association =.
...,,r,Iou was called TO order at
~. l,prsry hall this morning at
q " President A. r, Heywood
n,,,s Clearing House association
.s,,rce Of The president OF the
tns.nVJI sIstlon ~ Lewis s. Hills OF
=. Ir. Haywood read from a
-,s,so by the president with a
l.iII nls,iIon FOR the appointment or a
4. N confer with the banking
~ - ,he state legislature In re-
|. snr npposed amendments OF
o,.s hw. The recommendation
.s,5 and. the following committee
~. W g. Mccormick. chairman.
4 whltmore, r E, Hoag, X. j.
sod J. u. Peterson. -, -
syoratIon BY Apostle David o
tsror "B.l" Glasmann well
4, risitors to Ogden. inviting
,,se anything they see without
,r.<lIons' save our notes: you
y nke ihcnl.
i,,at Haywood followed the mayor
I, s,sr,y seIcomc for the delegates
,. = srends On behalf OF the other
"a of the organization. John +.
A n,sldent Of the State Bank o.
4 l,lIvsrsd the response.
,estd The morning session. When
stntes reassembled, the pro-
=, which mad been announced. was
rita the exception of the annual
81 President Hills. After the re
. 4 tte secretary and treasurer. ;
r-1,y Of Salt Lake. had been read.
A Rl,er delivered an address on
a sayinrs Banks" Mr. Ritter de-
os5@ition 10 such institutions,
i " Declared. are not successful In
IL Countries, Tho government,
~ lHs SPEAKER. has no more busi-
rrg Into the banking business
4 h fis engaging In the dry goods.
n rlohlne business The govern
y us competitor With private enter
n Md tc wrong and the economic
y Tes1 he bad. Further. the es-
|s.lf n postal banks by the govern
\ 7nsi have a tendency 20 build UP
f'al rsachine, employees OF such
osEs tsniIns together for the sup
tflk political party 10 which they
/ 'ei ,oss-"
FzYrn Savings Banks.
+ lur sss followed by William NJ.
q 4 Ogden, president OF the Utah
\ fktra,lon Of Labor. who spoke
Ia eily Advantages OF the savings
~ lhs grea! good IL accomplIshes
II swklngman who uses IL as q
II 70 lay away something for the
"a rainy iay."
liltiestlng "reminiscences OF the
ID 10 Utah and the comparatively
tflots used in the banking busi-
afn OF That iimc were given by
4Tofnlck OF Sail Lake City in an
y Early Ranking in Utah" Al
= ol his address the first day of
feuon came 10 close, and the
st't taken In automobiles and
Is over the Ogden Rapid Tran
l.ll line for a trip through Og-
-evl banquet was served al
n,iasf Ell o'clock hy the Ogden
u. nouse association In honor OF
s,oH and dance followed until
% Mornlne hours.
9Nnrnlng for the afternoon the
wInilices were named: Reso-
A nsNr N. Wells. chairman,
M,rns. James PIngrce. G. T.
~ ". u. Brcrcton. legislative
I. T. Bicclow, chairman. /
Ia !. ;. Tolion. W. W. Ritter.
.th; nominating committee. 4.
VI. nairman: ]. T. Fower. o
H. Burton. G. NJ. Whit
sIeIship committee. p. p. Dv-
y, Noyes. c. r. Mabcy. Fl. T,
~ Eleent Giles.
ih0's Attending.
- s. are The delegates and visitors
/ j., n.insouon who have registered
4 ks~t' Anglo London. Paris Ma
kas p,, ol San Francisco; p. G.
a o,5,rms rmsIee National, Charles
- 5.Su S.ss Savings bank, O. A.
P.i,sss e., state hank; y. P. Jen-
y p rS,ao rSo oank. Beaver. Utah.
ks: i Es'SaTds. var Coast Banker, San
q c.n. o. ~: Beatty. First National,
,a,,os, ucoTse n. O'BrIen. AIneri-
|Lr ca. osnk, san Francisco- a. p
\ o,srassn SUN State bank: ". r oIsen,
.tat." w and Savings bank
zE 4 "; II. Bren,on, State BANK
~ lsrk u; Rlnyan. Commerciai
&uoasi =. u usden, G. II. Tribe.
Oahk OF Ogden: John