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THE NATIONAL BANK OF TACOMA, WASHINGTON ‘
HISTORY: Chartered under National Bank Act Oct. 20, 1885, as Pacific National
Bank; present title adopted Sept. 1, 1913. Merged Citizens National Bank in
1505 Lumberman’'s National Bank in 1905 and National Bank of Commerce ip
1913. .
Departments: Commercial, Savings, Safe Deposit, Trust and Investment.
Members of: Federal Reserve, A. B. A, and Washington Bankers Assn.
Correspondents: National City Bank, Chase National Bank, Hanover National
Bank, Guaranty Trust Co. New York; Continental Illinois Bank & Trust Co,
Chicago; Anglo & London Paris National Bank, Crocker First National Bank,
Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. San Francisco: Merchants National Bank.
St. Paul, Minn.; Brown, Shipley Co., London.
OFFICERS: S. M. Jackson, Chairman; Raymond R. Mattison, Pres.; Edward T.
Ness, Cashier; Guy T. Pierce, Vice-Pres.; Ward Estey, Vice-Pres.; Roger W. Peck,
Vice-Pres.; Leo V. Weston, Asst. Vice-Pres.; H. C. Harmany, Asst. Vice-Pres.;
Harold C. Schweinler, Asst., Cashier; H. J. Dille, Asst. Cash.; S. P. Miller, Asst.
Cashier; Varian S. Green, Trust Officer.
DIRECTORS: A. F. Albertson, J. L. Carman, Minot Davis, Fred 8S. Fogg, J. T
Gregory, BE. M. Hayden, Henry Hewitt, Chas. H. Hyde, S. M. Jackson, R. R.
Mattison, W. L. McCormick, F. D. Metzger, L. T. Murray, R. W. Peck, H. Arthur
Rust, Anna H. Thorne.
CAPITAL: Authorized and Outstanding, $1,000,000; Par Value: $100.00.
DIVIDENDS: 1914, 7 pect.; 1915 to 1917, incl, 4 pct.; 1918 & 1919, 6 pct.; 1920 &
1921, 10 pet.; 1922 to 1924, incl, 6 pct.: 1925: 9 pet.: 1926. 10 pet.: 1927, 12 pct.
1928, 16 pect.; 1929, 20 pect.
Number of Stockholders: 95.
INCOME ACCOUNT, Years Ending Dee. 31
029 928
Ce oney ir
Nn
1927
815,693
581.087
34,606
120.000
“4,606
123.46
$168
14.5:1
8.6:1
Deposits
7,501,358
14,430,854
14 408.872
Gross Earnings .oooooceeeeeeann
Expenses, Taxes. etc...
Net Profits -.cceeemvenennmee..
Dividends Paid .coomeeeen--
Surplus earned for year.
marned per share of stock.........
Book Value of Stock per share...
Ratio, Deposits to Capital......ococceo.
Ratio. Deposits to Cap. & Surplus...
GROWTH Capital Surplus Profit
$1,000,000 $130,000 ..L,219
1,000,000 250,000 55,911
1.000,000 500.000 481.665
“AT ATIVE STATEMENT, As of Dec. 31
1929 1928
24,068 $ 9,432,225
"e700 2458,272
KR ., 604,644
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RESOURCES-
Loans & Discounts............
U. S. Govt. Securities......... een oem
Other Investments ..ooommmeenineocoanaaionn
Cash, Exchange & Lawful Reserve.........
Other ASSETS cceocecccecccccccmcccescsmcmceeccezanmoceen
TOTALS eee emeeaeeemanamerannneneeeeee. S17. 604.70
LIABILITIES—
Capital Stock ..iiiieeens
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Undivided Profits ...... ...--
Circulation «comin coe
Due to Banks. ..oocerciiaaeenn
Demand Deposits ..... CC eaee
Time Deposits cooiimiieeniaeeees
NDther Liabilities eo eiicaaae + -
1927
8,628,049
2,393,923
2,851,167
2.954,859
4.572
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$ 1.000,000
400,000
276,667
700,000
893,563
7,425,388
6.139,380
4.572
¢16 832 570
TOTAT,
17 A044 121
«17.56%
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF TACOMA, Tacoma, Wash.
HISTORY: Established in 1890 as the Puget Sound Savings Bank. Nationalized
»n Jan. 2, 1923. .
Departments: Commercial, Savings and Trust.
viembers of: Federal Reserve, A. B. A. Wash. State Bankers Assn.
Correspondents: Chase National Bank, New York; Continental Illinois, Chicago:
“rocker First National, San Francisco; Bank of Italy, San Francisco.
OFFICERS: F. P. Haskell, Jr.,, Pres.; M. M. Ogden, Vice-Pres. and Cashier; C. E.
Lindquist, Vice-Pres. and Tr. Officer; Edw. A. Olson. Asst. Cashier: A. R. Whit-
man Asst. Cashier: D TF. Haskell. Asst. Cashier.
