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THOMSON'S MANUAL 
INVESTORS' HOLDING CORPORATION 
GENERAL OFFICE: 1414 Fourth Ave. Seattle, Wash. 
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington in 1929, to acquire all Com- 
mon stock of the mortgage investment firm of W. D, Comer & Co. 
BUSINESS: A holding company, operating through subsidiaries. 
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: W. D. Comer, Pres.; F. F. Powell, Vice Pres. and 
Secy.; H. F. Dundas, Treas. 
GENERAL COUNSEL: Warren H. Lewis, Seattle, Wash. 
Fiscal Year Ends: Dec. 31. Annual Meeting: January. 
CAPITALIZATION, As of Dec. 31, 1929 
Par Value Authorized 
vierecemeemee. NO Par 490,000 shs 
No Par 10.000 shs 
1. Class A Stock... 
2. Class B Stock... 
1. CI,ASS 
Provisions: Non-callable, non-assess- 
able and entitled to receive preferen- 
tial, non-cumulative dividends up to 
}1 per share per annum, after which 
Class B stock receives up to, but not 
sxceeding, 20% of preferential and 
specified dividends. Further dividends, 
f any, distributed 809% to Class A and 
20% to Class B. In liquidation, Class 
A has priority up to $20, after which 
Olass B is entitled to 209% of amount 
received by both classes. Thereafter, 
assets divided 809% to Class A and 20% 
to Class B. 
A STOCK 
Voting Power: Class A has no vote 
axcept in event no dividends are paid 
for two years. 
Dividends: Payable semi-annually, 
fan. and July 1. Initial semi-annual 
iividend 50c per share paid Jan. .1, 
1930. 
Legal Opinion by: Warren H. Lewis, 
Seattle, Wash. 
Public Offering by: W. D. Comer & 
Jo., in 1929, at $14.29 per share, or 7 
shares for $100. 
MARINE BANCORPORATION 
GENERAL OFFICE: 1100 Second Ave. Seattle, Wash. 
HISTORY; Incorporated under laws of Washington Sept. 10, 1927, as a holding 
company, sponsored by the late John E. Price, Andrew Price and associates, to 
acquire, through exchange of stock, control of three Seattle banks, known as 
the “Marine group” and controlled by the Price associates, as follows: Marine 
National Bank, Marine Central Bank, Marine State Bank. 
Shares were offered to the public and taken readily, followed, within 9 
months, by acquisition of 5 additional banks in the state of Washington, as 
follows: Capital National Bank, Olympia, Feb., 1928; Grays Harbor National Bank, 
Aberdeen, Mar. 14, 1928; National City Bank, Seattle; National Bank of Commerce, 
Seattle, April, 1928; First National Bank, Cosmopolis. 
The Montesano State Bank was acquired in August, 1929; First National 
Bank of Mount Vernon, Sept., 1929; LaConner State Bank, Oct. 1, 1929. 
CONSOLIDATIONS: In June, 1928, the Marine National Bank was consolidated 
with the National Bank of Commerce. Feb. 1, 1929, the National City Bank 
was also merged with the National Bank of Commerce, thus forming one bank 
of more than $35.000.000 resources in downtown Seattle. 
NAMES CHANGED: In June, 1930, the Marine Central Bank and the Marine 
State Bank were nationalized and names changed, respectively, to Central 
National Bank of Commerce (located at Westlake and Olive, in uptown Seattle) 
and Washington National Bank of Commerce (located at E. 45th St. and Univer- 
sity Way, in the University District). 
SUBSIDIARIES: Company owns entire common stock of the Marine National 
Company, an investment organization which distributes, underwrites and partici- 
pates in syndicates of, securities. Total resources more than $2.000.000 
King County Building Co., resources $130,000. 
DFFICERS: Andrew Price, Pres.; Homer L. Boyd, Vice Pres. & Treas; Ira W. 
Bedle, Vice Pres.; Bruce C. Shorts, Vice Pres. & Secy.; Burle D. Bramhall, Vice 
Pres.: C. E. McDowell. Vice Pres.: Merle Johnson, Asst. Secy.; L. BE. Younger, 
Zhief Auditor, 
DIRECTORS: Manson F. Backus, Edward K. Bishop, Homer L. Boyd, U. M. 
Dickey, W. H. France, N. B. Hannay, E. H. Hatch, Wylie Hemphill, C. J. Lord, 
J. W. Maxwell, Ralph H. Miller. Blake D. Mills. Andrew Price. Bruce C. Shorts, 
>. W. Stimson. 
SOUTHWESTERN ADVISORY COMMITTEE: C. J. Lord. Chairman, Olvmpia: 
W. H. France, Montesano; W. H. Tucker, Aberdeen. 
GENERAL COUNSEL: Shorts & Denney, Seattle, Wash. 
GENERAL AUDITORS: Haskens & Sells, Seattle, Wash. 
Fiscal Year Ends: Dec. 31. Annual Meeting: First Mondav in January.