The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1919, Page 2

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He asserted that the bank had not taken n single step toward compliance with State Examiner Waters‘ orders, QUESTION OF RESERVE Sheets further asserted that even on Attorney Lemke’s showing the Scan- dinavian-American bank was proven at thig moment to have hundreds of thousands of dollars less than no re- serve. Judge Bronson called the at- terney’s attention to an item in Mr, Lemke's statement to the effect that the bank had $850,000 cash on hand. Sheets retorted that the same report showed $616,000 due other banks, and that deposits from other banks, which might be checked out any moment, could not under the laws of North Da- kota be carried as legal reserve. He declared Lemke's very statement showed that the bank now has more than $200,000 less than no legal re- serve. Sheets declared that the item of $20,000 covering furniture and fix- tures, carried by the bank as an asset, was $2,000 in excess of the amount legally allowed for furniture, fixtures and banking house, and that the Scan- dnavian-American bank did not own its banking house. He also declared this item to be $7,000 in excess of what these fixtures could be replaced for, according to the report of a reput- able Fargo architect. He explained at length what was {meant by the kiting of paper, telling ‘how emergency loans from a Duluth bank were made on collateral con- sisting largely of the Same sort of aper which the banking board had sind in the Fargo bank, with the understanding that the credit so ob- tained, for the alleged purpose of ring the bank's resources up to {a point where it would nd inspec: jtion, was not to be drawn upon. Some of the paper sent to Duluth in Isecurity for such an alleged loan of | $64,000, said Sheets, had been con- jdemned by the state banking board jand ordered out. | ENGEMOEN RENEGES Attorney William Lemke’s opening gun Was an affidavit from Deputy State Examiner Engemoen to the ef- fect that he relied largely upon what Attorney Sheets and Deputy Exam- iner Halldorson told him as to the contents of the report on the condition of the Scandinavian-American bank which he signed, that he had very little personal knowledge of the fac set forth and that he had been co jnected with the examination only in checking up bookkeeping routine and accounting, Attorney Lemke took his stand prin- ‘clpally upon the affidavit of Thatcher, jthe Minneapolis accountant, in which thetlatter declared he had checked ov the bank and found it entirely solvent. Thatcher followed the report of his detailed examination with sundry comments upon which Mr. Lemke laid great stress. Mr. Thatcher supported the Scan- dinavian-American bank’s contention that the Consumers’ United Stores Co. were made to individuals and not to the corporation, and that they were not excessive, NEWSPAPERS WERE IN BAD Lemke did admit that the league, newspaper syndicate loan was an ex- cessive one and that it should be Famous Old Recipe tor Cough Syrup quick results. that theyean save two-thirds of the money uétially spent fdr congh pre tions, by using the well-known old re for making cough svrup, at home. for pronipt results. 1t ta’ eit hold usniully stopping an ordinary cough in } 24 lours or less, Get 2% ounces of Pinex from any druggist; pour it into a pint botile and add plain granulaicd sugar syrup to | make a full pint. If you prefer, use,| clarified molasses, honcy, or corn syrup, instead of\sugar syrup. 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Wayne, Ind, i ooo had paid an unearned dividend last ; January following a year in which | exrings did not exceed expenses, and | that the bank had been criticized for such action, Upon Attorney William Lemke's statement that Cashier Sherman and resident Hagen, both of whom were’ jeged excess borrowers from _ their , own bank, were reducing their obliga-' tions, or had removed. them, Chief Justice Christianson asked if it was state banking board had adopted a! resolution prohibiting the practice of bank officlals borrowing from_ their own coffers, Mr, Lemke admitted that this was a fact, but declared that the penalty was only a moderate fine. Lemke’s line of reasoning was that while legally the bank’s\reserve might. be impared, in fact it was following a practice common among other banks of ignoring the state with respect to not carrying items to other banks as legal reserye. 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