The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-25
BANKERS PRAISE
CITY YOFCLAREMORE
City Of Radium Wells Did Herself
Proud in the Entertainment Of
Oklahoma Bankers.

That Claremore is entitled to the
banner as an entertainer is the con-
sensus Of opinion Of the entire vinita
delegation that attended the bankers
convention in that city yesterday. Mr..
Churchill, of the First National bank,
says Claremore surpassed anything he
had ever seen VIXEN it comes to enter.
tanning.
The bankers assembled in the opera
house at o'clock Friday afternoon
for the business session, which lasted
until 5 o'clock Then the bankers re-
paired to the Athletic Club, where
fine luncheon was served. Here again
did the Claremore people excel all
rivals for never before had that as.
Isemblage beheld such sumptuous
buffet luncheon. Carbonated radium
water in bottles was served for the
liquid part Of the refreshments. Again
at O'Clock the visiting bankers gath
ered at the Athletic Club for a receD-
ltion and ball From 8 to 12 a luncheon
was served for those attending the re-
ception.
Bankers from all northeastern Okla
homa were present and all expressed
their appreciation of the royal good
time shown them by Claremore.
| A. L. Churchill, Of this city, was
member Of the resolutions committee,
which submitted the following resolu-
tions. which were unanimously adopt
led
Report Of Committee on Resolutions.
Your committee on resolutions beg
leave to report the following:
/ |. Resolved that we favor the eleva-
ton of the standard of banking and en-
courage any efforts or means looking
ito the Advancement of better methods
among the banking fraternity of our
Estate, to the end that the methods en-
lployed shall redown to the honor and
lgood name OF banking III our new state,
land the establishments Of greater sta
biIity and confidence In our banking
institutions with the people Of Okla
Ihoma.
i 2. Resolved that we kelieye that
1.-THE banking business is a separate bus
illness and that IT conducts to the
strength and stability Of the bank that
1T be divorced from all other lines of
business, and we recommend to the
bankers OF the state that SO far as
possible that the bankers devote their
Ientire energies to banking. untrammel-
led by and other side lines.
/ 3. Resolved that we recommend to
1.-THE bankers of the various towns and
lcities Of the state that they form local
banking associations for the purpose
of promoting better fellowship and in
creasing the efficiency and unity of all
banks in the community both state and
national, to the end that amity and CO.
Operation may be promoted among
them at home as well as throughout
the state
4. Aesolved that it is the sense OF
Crop 4, that we favor less dissension
land more harmony between the two
systems of banking in Oklahoma, and
that we cultivate the spirit of amity
and good fellowship among all bank
ers of the state regardless of whether
they are state or national. to the end
that we may have less politics and
more banking business.
5. Resolved that we congratulate
the bankers and the public in general
that the state guaranty law has re-
ceiyed an Interpretation and construc-
: ton from the supreme coutr of the
United States.
6. Resolved that Group 4. now as
sembled note with pride the work be-
Z ing done for the interests of the bank
Ing laws Of the state and for our com
monwealth in general, by our governor
the Honorable Lee Cruce, and we here
: by express our appreciation of his ef-
: forts In this behalf.
q Resolved that the thanks Of this
! association be rendered to the bankers
and to the citizens OF this beautiful
radium city Of Claremore for this cor
dial reception and splendid entertain
ment and to the ladies of Claremore
for the delightful reception rendered
: to the visiting ladies.
Respectfully submitted,
5 GEO. A. MURPHY, Chairman,
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