The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1911, Page 6

TURDAY, MARCH 11, 1911 National Bank of Commerce Loans and Disc« Overdrafts . State, County and City Warrants. Furniture Real Estate, tures Foreign Govern Other Bonds .. Statement of Condition At Close of Business, March 7, 1911 RESOURCES LIABILITIES punts. . cocvvcege 2,717,910.43 17,810.70 305.198.63 and Fix- eee 39,644.92 ment, R. R. and 490,318.75 U. S. Government Bonds to Secure Circulation .° S Secure U. S. Depe Cash in Vault Cash in Banks Cash in U.S. Treasury m,..F. E. E. AINSWOK M. F. BACKUS LeROY M. BAC F. H. BROWNE W. C. BUTLER sag am Government BACKUS, R. R. SPENCER, First Vice-President ae | RALPH S. STACY, vex 235,000.00 “Bonds ‘to sits. $ 908,561.87 2 970 280. 890,669.01 11,7 §,312,325.73 $14, 118,209.16 OFFICERS President J. A. SWALWELI A. SPENCER, WALKER, , Cashier Assi i Assistant Second Vice-President RS DIRECTORS RTH W. G. COLLINS E T. A. DAVIES KUS J. D. FARRELI LI JOSHI S. McCORD E. I MILLER PATTEN GEO CHAS. S CHAS. } A GREE? R. R. SPENCER HENRY RALPH § LORD Ji Cy A. SWALWELL SAVINGS DEPARTMENT The MORI UGH ¢ STACY M. H, 1,000,000.00 1,086,742.94 235,000.00 16,466.40 10.050.55 26 79,999.82 $14,118,209.16 SWEENEY l'Z THOMSE) W. TRIMBLE WALLACI YOUNG Seattle National Bank Second Avenue and Columbia Street GROWTH IN TEN YEARS OFFICERS President, E. W. Andrews. Vice Presidents, E. G. Ames, F. K. Stru Cashier, R. V. Ankeny. Assistant Cashiers, C. L. Lamping, H. C. MacDonald, C. L. La Grave, 842 PER CENT DIRECTORS J. Furth, The Seattle National Bank in 1901 was sixth in rank of all Seattle Banks according to deposits. Today the Seattle National Bank heads the list with de- posits aggregating ve. Wm. S. Peachy. Loans United States Bonds Other Bonds and Warrants .... Furniture and Fixtures ........ and Exchange Cash $14,745,461.43 Statement of Condition at Close of Business, March 7, 1911. RESOURCES $ 8,542,326.17 1,400,000.00 1,494,096.17 75,000.00 4,939,209.68 * LIABILITIES Surplus and Undivided Profits . Circulation Deposits $16,450,632.02 Chairman of the Board. E. G. Ames, E. W. Andrews, R. V. Ankeny, Herman Chapin Daniel Kelleher F. K. Struve. Capital Stee: 0 cy hide ves v0.0 $ 1,000,000.00 205,170.59 500,000.00 14,745,461.43 $16,450,632.02 REPORT OF THE Financial Condition of the American Savings Bank and Trust Co. Located at Seattle, State ngton, at the close the 7th day of Wash f business on of March, 1911 RESOURCES Loans and discounts Overdrafis $1,147,130.13 . 2,098.71 Bonds, warrants and other securities Banking ~ he ture and fixtur Ott ate owned Doe from banks Checks on other banks and other cash items Exchange for he ri n hand furnt clearing » for trust de H. J. SCHAEFFER FRANK M. SULLIVAN h day of March, 1911 HARRY WELTY Notary F 92.804 LIABILITIES ts a. 74 9.410,681.28 B48 P9NO4 TATA nt Wh day of March, 101) B. D. NEUPERT, Notary Pubite Correct=-Attent Statements of Other Leading Banks on Another Page Scandinavian American Bank At the Close of Business, March 7th, 1911 RESOURCES and Discounts ... eove 1 Estate tees eee nd Fixtures s and Bond LIABIL rise Sorales ‘ ee Undivided Pre ifits ° Demand Deg $ 10 On the basis of strength, conservatism and real banking serv- ice, we are pleased to invite additional accounts from banks and bankers, firms, corporations and individuals, to each of whom will be accorded courteous treatment and every accommodation that is consistent with good, sound banking. WHY WE EMPHASIZE OUR LENDING ON MORTGAGE > The home-owner may rrow money < only once in a lifetim five years from now. firmly impre mind the fact that we make s that when h does ar he will not be unce mut it. The or frequent t m gets familiar with con- dition her his desire an fits in with the « this bank—or whether it will serve his | here and pay more for a larger loan But rower 1 unusual may fear that a bor at the bank as is a depositor Hence we at if we did NOT have borrow ers, we « neither earn t for depositors ne aned to you here cept ta the fens se that yc mu are © build up our busi nce is required in dinavian American Bank, ccondios’ ‘American Bank T. B. MINAHAN Vice Pres. A. CHILBERG President J. F. LANE Cashier J. E. CHILBERG Vice Pres. ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE, U. S. A. Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Co. Seattle, Washington Statement at Close of Business March 7, 1911 RESOURCES ey VY pee CT $ 622,683.48 98,014.75 3,100.00 Loans and Discounts Municipal Bor Other Bonds State and King Stocks Safe Depo County Wa arrants . é 2,205.00 14,800.00 15,000.00 809.10 it Equipment . Furniture and Fixtures eee Real | e and other resources ... Government and Railroad Bonds .. Cash on hand and due from Banks . $ 63 309.03 323,204.21 Potal $1, 158,450.78 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in .... Surplus and Undivided Profrts . . 19,5, Deposits : 1,038,922. It is our aim to pay our depositors such interest and to afford them such facilities as are in accordance with sound business principles. E. SHORROCK, Pres. ALEXANDER MYERS, Sec. JOHN P. HARTMAN, Vice Pres. J. V. A. SMITH, Cashier