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FLT MANY ATTEND ‘Youngster’ Credited For Oil Price Raise 4TH PAGEANT Forgets College Degrees and Learns ness From Ground Up i ' t f has for a barrel long the goal but unattained Founding of Fort Commemorated at Annual Celebration Metals and Money f (BilltilittW'-Hi'kil- LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING JULY 5 1932 I AT TWIN FALLS Survey Trip NORTHWEST Executive Speaks Before 600 Is Guest at Airport Function' Idaho Troops Rangers Store Supplies Equipment for Summer SHOSHONE Idaho — Numerous Inquiries have been received by the Shoshone chamber of commerce regarding available lands under the Big Wood project or the American I alls reservoir district No 2 as a re suit of completion of the Milner Shoshone-Gooijincanal it was stai ed Saturday The chamber took un der consideration the inquiry of one concern about the possibilities of promoting an organized colonization movement m Lincoln and Gooding counties Besides supplementing the Irriga tlon supply for a large number of lm proved lands laterals are now being contracted to extend American Falls reservoir water to approximately 36 000 acres described as new lands with about 25000 acres to be supplied this year Morgan & Bell of Hurley submitted the low bid on this job last week at Burley and are expected to be awarded the contract from the Denver office of the reclamation bureau Construction of laterals to date has been supervised by C H Spencer director of the Shoshone office of the federal bureau of reclamation GOVERNOR ROSS Engineer Plans Aerial ON LAND USE TO FIGHT FIRES IS ARRANGED IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Boy Scouts of Utah Wyoming Montana and Ida ho will participate in the large pro gram and pageant to be presented n connection with the jamboree here August 25 and 26 under commlttec ocal of pIans which arranging for the celebration will feature dedication of a marker commemorating the first wagon and railroad crossing of Snake river located at the site of the present Broad way bridge here It was announced Sunday The pageant will be staged on the Island park in Snake river near the Broadway bridge and will consist of exhibitions of scout activities such as demonstrations of swimming life saving artificial respiration fire build U S U S PREPARES MANY INQUIRE SCOUT CAMP Utah Pioneer Group Makes Chamber Poudcrs Proposal for Colonization of Plans to Entertain Boys Reservoir Districts Shock From Four States Hall By B C FORBES One constructive feat has been achieved: Oil conservation been brought about so effectively in California that the price crude ias been raised to $1 in America’s chief oil fields 1 AT POCATELLO Busi- T ( t Snake River Forks Teton Basin Included in Search for Reservoirs TWIN FALLS Idaho— Governor C Ben Ross addressed an audience of more than 600 persons Sunday morning in the Christian church on “The Kind of Government God Intended Us to Have” He reviewed the development of the American theory of democratic govertitnent since the Pilgrims emigrated to this country from England He came here by invitation of tb Christian church Men’s club which sponsored the program under direction of the pastor the Rev Glenn W Hutton The governor then acted as guest of honor at the air circus Sunday afternoon at Twin Falls airport officially opening the program which included aerial stunts by a fleet of 17 plane brought here from Seattle Missoula Lewiston Boise Nampa Salmon City It was Pocatello and Walla Walla attended by A C Blomgren state director of aeronautics Governor Ross accepted an Invitation to return here July 11 to address a meeting of the Twin Falls county Democratic Women’s club at the county fair grounds in Filer It will ba m charge of Mrs T Dan Connor Filer vice president of the club Harry C Parsons Twin Falls county auditor and candidate for state auditor will also speak with Democrats nominees for other offices to ba guests The Sunday program constituted Twin Falls’ Independence day celebration IDAHO FALLS Idaho-Ch- ief Engi neer F F Smith on the federal gie partment of reclamation's survey of the north and south forks of Snake riVer and the Teton basin with headquarters here Monday announced he plans to make an aerial trip over the upper valley Thursday as part of the suivey The survey Is planned by the federal department for the purpose of outlining a plan for buildin of storage reservoirs and which also will include power and flood control pos sibilities Smith will make the trip In the state airplane piloted by A C Blom-gre- n aeronautic engineer for Idaho The flight will enable the engineer to make a comprehensive survey of the valley and to take a number of photographs which will be incorporated in The man accoided the credit Is Ren SPOKANE Wash UP)— Uncle Sam Idaho — Several POCATELLO neth R Kingsbury Is placing his outposts in the isolated 4 Btsnrtsrd of eopoer LONDOV all (API— from thousand parts July persons He early learned to tackle and over spot £JI lbs Itlfdrolylic sections of the vast northwest timber-lanta 10s10s luture tuture 131 10s Tin spot Idahaand other points outside of come obstacles sufficient to crushUpolo ioCIO tuture £10 Lead 6 £124 spot lui preparatory to waging his anto most men future £10 7 6d Zinc spot £11 los fu-- 1 the state assembled here Monday t nual battle ture 113 agains tthe greatest of all to and of celebrate the Eourth July In Jhese times when we hear so forest foes— fire LONDON July 4 (API— Monty S Dis- attend two conventions the and day much about the three' count ruler ehort bills The American legion department Nearly 2000 shock troops exclusive five-da- y week Kingsbury's youthful month bills 1 per cent of Idaho fourteenth annual convenof rangers and lookout are preparmost amaze will young experience LONDON BAK MIVER tion the auxiliary's twelfth annual men of this generation LONDON July 4 (AH)— Her Oliver eulet ing the battleground and storing supennvention the United Spanish War Princea at 16Nd with unchained adit plies and equipment for the summer’s Although equipped fifth Idaho of Veterans department ton diploma and a Columbia univerfighting In region No 1 covering and that organi he their uses and when an Important po annual encampment western Montana northern Idaho sity school of mines diploma conannual third ration's auxiliary's Similar and eastern Washington didn't scorn to grab a construction tentlal customer told him a fat order here all vention Monday began that could steps are being taken in all other gang Job which called for no more was awaiting any company or the of business The convention of for grease forests of the nation scholastic or engineering talents than compound a special kind was set aside Monday and £ni tnLr The advance army which will be the ability to count pieces of pipe as a special purpose Young Kingsbury gjmzationstook the celebration in landed cars part and the got busy prdcr struction H S Alvord Teton Peaks augmented by several thousand men they were unloaded from railway Hall Old the ol Fort so Days notice This attracted when the fire season reaches the When the construction finished council executive said Ross Speaks asked to apbe will did Kingsbury's Job The superintenCommissioners peak Is clearing trails to ranger sta his report Finally on of John D Rockefelat 5 a m prove an arrangement whereby each tions and lookout posts erecting activities dent was sorry but he had nothing The opened day's ler’s a&sw fates H M Tilford who lines and repairing breaks “suitable" to offer salute and reveille scout district will assume responsi a with sunrise gun other offices the presithe 6000 miles of wire already Dutra Brothers Tie With was bility for one section of the program on the next event “Have you anything unsuitable? held among along The program dency of Standard Oil of California the open public patriotic meeting at band will furnish asked Kenneth up and packing food and supplies in Sarazan Armour at Detroit Driggs’ as his asto the more remote regions event which o£ Idaho southern music for the two-daResult: He was sent to a pumping annexed the star salesman the University so He capable that branch athletic Held during which s expected to bring 2000 Boy Scouts proved Spokane Is the central outfitting station in Maryland where the sum- sistant Oil and was “dissolved" when Standard mer heat was well above par Aspoint for much of the region A force DETROIT July 4 (JPJ— Mortle addresses were made by Governor C and state representatives to the city of was made vice Olin Dutra the husky Californians was for Kingsbury has been of president he warehousemen room Burboiler launched to the was C Dworshak busy Work on The Ben upon Ross program signed Henry Suspended When 43 shovel and a the California company weeks assembling the equipment and played Gene Sarazen United States shown a ley department commander Ameri suggestion of the Utah Pioneer Trails Bower Plant in recent weeks has been shipping and British open champion and Tomhalf-to- n City coal truck told that hig duty he was made president the youngest can legion A C Laster Nampa de- and Landmarks association head a This is my Armour former holder of both $3000 worth of food a day was to push the truck Into the coal man who had ever been picked as commander United Span quarters In Salt Lake partment IDAHO FALLS Idaho— All further hauled by trains and stages to the titles to a tie in an 18 hole exhibition bln load it trundle it back to the front Standard Oil president ish War Veterans work on the proposed Idaho Falls edges of civilization where it Is load- macth at Tommy Armour Golf and of the boilers and keep shoveling In Following the meeting a parade Bonneville Boasts Ken Kingsbury is essentially a new municipal power plant at faesa Falls ed Into launches or on mules for re- Country club here today one of the largest and most colorful enough coal to keep the three boilers school executive 4-Olin Dutra inatched par of 38 and Clubs Island park section Monday had been laying to the outposts in was preIncrease of the the in city going at a steam pressuie of 125 history In has He consistently pioneered ordered held up until further notice Scolding forces of airplanes have 35 for 71 Each of the others had 73 the sented organizations by pounds neither more nor less conditions better evolving working IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Bonneville by the city council This action fol- been binging over the foiests for Groups of Indians in full regalia organization The mouths of the furnaces being throughout his 100 county has 18 clubs organized at lowed a report from C R Black city weeks on the lookout for fires and greatest white pine stand In the world bands approximately several for workers He example floats men and women dressed In present as compared with six last engineer that an expense of $818 02 making photographic maps When is threatened awkwardly low the shovel handle to encouraged to save— to also and play study th® fire season starts huge transport Along with warnings to campers to awkwardly short and Kenneth Kings- to each the costumes of the days of ’49 ox year W F Rawlings county agent had been Incurred In a preliminary the dollar jpved suscoiepany a he cautious with their fires Major Th6 to most the order of site the will of an outline planes f’gVers survey numerous carry announced and in teams coaches Monday bury awkwardly tall it stage added 50 cents He Introduced the g pending work will give the city addi- Isolated areas Emergency landing Evan Kelley of Missoula Mont reof the pioneer day were en- club work of his district eight-hoday placed all employes relics In fields dot the entire region power gional forester warned unemployed 4 H club program In the coun- tional time to consider the The operation especially as the pres- on a the tered parade monthly Instead of a daily wage com- project It was announced shoulder to shoulder with not to flock to the northwest in hope sure never dropped a point below the Moving under well is tiis Hall Fort of year Old way pageant The ty Days vatwo weeks' annual basis Curthe fire crews are fighters against of getting jobs anothwith years he said prescribed level without bringing a cation granted YALE CITS MUCKS with full pay provided pen- theme of 'the celebrations and of the pared of the 18previous timber pest— white pine tailed federal appropriations he said enrolled under The Athletic association shrill whistle from the engineer fol clubs is Is reduc- another Each attractions Yale of of the er major is sions free of cast hospital facilities lowed by a well “What the at the active leadership of one or more local ing the prices of football tickets to alt blister rust About 1000 men are on have caused a proportionate reducwas “plans" which have since celebrationsof Idaho presented except the contest with the Army the ground in the Clearwater and St tion in fighting crews and local men the matter with the steam pressure?" and othercommon branch southern persons who work with the county games Valce 'championship games with Prince- University oil Even drillers battle against the become In conducting the club project ton and Harvard win coat $4 instead of $5 Joe forests of north Idaho where the are available in sufficient numbers This lnces-sno- t agent the in evening somey a week were on put steam gauge had to be kept up 12 The pageant portraying happenas hours a day and seven days a week thing the industry had regarded ings of more thah 100 years ago comregardless of Sundays or holidays utterly Impossible memorated the founding of the fort Nor was any time off allowed for becaues of bis enviable stand- The pageant was presented by the Only breakfast dinner or supper ing has It been passible for Ken Kings- Mutuals of the I D S church with rational conservation 250 characters Other hard manual Jobs followed bury to achieve Convention affairs will be taken up g odds Laid off because of lack of work he against Tuesday and If and when Walter C Teagle’s hy the organizations CTO'HS heard there might be a Job as a clerk S OSHP and Wednesday during which sessions available at 26 Broadway New York Standard Oil of New OilJersey in and elections committee Califorof Standard reports for Kingsbury's headquarters of Standard Oil shoveler you stallations of officers and other bust whom he had wmked as various kinds nia merge the depend upon It "will hold high ness will be taken care of of laborer He wax offered only $10 can i i a month a drop of $25 but he took it rank Albert II Wigoin to Experience here emboldened himsellC B 1932 Forbes ) by (Copyright Winthrop V Aldrich ask later to be given a chanca at ing Charles S McCain knowledge nvrRPooL omw Then Ws technical LIVERPOOL 4 (AP)— Wheat future Only John McHugh and oil studied had He proved useful closed eny Hlgh Harry M Addinsell products famtllerlaedW’Bself with July Salmon P Chase Secretary ejlh Treasury unJerlMtcSlH 63tf Frederic W Allen Oft four-stat- ll six-ho- e rn®"trrl£nA - y d g ' tele-phon- ahort-handl- II Pocatello Woman Hurt by Golf Ball far-flu- 4-- wi POCATELLO Idaho— Mrs Carol Peterson of 557 West Whitman street was recovering jat her homa Monday morning from a severe blow on the base of the skull when she was struck bv a golf ball at the Ross park course Sunday morning The ball is believed to have been driven about ' 100 yards back-racki- R nerve-wearin- body-sweati- g six-da- ' heart-breakin- f £mE BLAINE COUNTY mrnr RETAINS AGENT ti PROBATE AND O0ARDTAN8HTP NOTICES (Consult county clerk or th respective lin ers tor furthejjnformstum fiTTHS DISTRICT COURT PROBATE Division tn and for Balt Lake Countv In the matter of th estate of LUlla T Dreyfus deceased— Notice The petition of L Blanche Davis praying for th admission to prohate of a certain document purporting to be the last will nnd teal ament of nd for deceased LHI1 T Dreyfus the granting of letters testmentry to Tracy Loan & Trust Company end U Blanch Davis has been set for of hearing on Prtdav th 15th dev p m t July A D 1932 at 1 o'clock courtIn th courthouse th county room of said court tn Salt Lake City Salt Lake Countv lltih clerk of tostd eourt Wttnese th thta with th keel thereof afllxed J9th day of June A D 1932 Clerk MACKAY ALONZO By L P Palmer Deputy Clerk St Hutchlnaon AttorHutchinson ney for Petitioner STOT7c8brSPFClAL MFKTIN(70P (rocKtmi puts r kio tinto COPPER COMPANY Pursusnt to resolution of the Board of Directors of Rio Tlnto Copper special meeting of the Company of e4d company Is on stockholder this 30th day of June 1932 hereby called said meeting to be held at tn Balt Room 818 Ream Building Lak City Utah on the 18th day of July 1932 at 10 o clock a tn on said day for the purpose of considering and voting upon the matter of ratifying th action of the Board of Director of the company tn approving and confirming a certain written agreement dated June 1932 between A C Chase the H 29 company Ogden Kelson and 6 F Hunt whereby the ownership and more distribution of 5 to 000 share or lee of Claaa “A" stock of the company Is agTeed upon: and also for th purpoae of considering and voting upon tba blatter of Increasing tht number of directors of the company from five to aeven mem-ba- r and U th number of director la thus Increased to elect two additional director and also for th transaction of any and all other bust neaa that may properly com before th meeting OGDEN C CHASE As President of Rio Tlnto Copper Company Ftrat publication July 1 1933 rof aorTci OP PUBLIC ROADS s"df7fartmfn h-- TVRS BUREAU Denver Colorado June 31 1932 Sealed bids stngl copy will be received In th office of th Bureau of Public Roads 237 Custom House Denver Colorado until 1 o'clock p m on the 12th day of July 1933 for approximately 03 mil of bridge and approach) on Project Bridge of th Urand Loop located In Yellowstone NaH'ghway tional Park Wyoming Involving major items of approximately 470 cu yd of Concrete 21S cu yds of Masomy 34 -000 lb Reinforcing Steel 63 8q Yd of Arch Ring Fating and other minor item of woi k Where Plana and Specification ar requested a deposit of $1000 will be required to Insure their Corn futures unquoted Boot wheats unquoted WINNIPFO WINNIPEG July 4 (API— Wheat prices on the WtnnipM market doted cent a cent lower after the bmhel hUher to Most qulvteftt trading session In weeka traders were absent from th pit prolong-jn- t Closing oi!c the holiday week-en- d Wheat— July October 66Vfc&&6Wc U December Mo Engineers Ready Toi Leave for Park Engineers from Salt Lake expected to attend the annual convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers at Old Faithful Inn tn Yellowstone National park July 6 and 7 are George M jBacon state engineer: Richard H Lyman a member of the board of consulting engineers of the Los Angeles metropolitan water d lull let II S Kerr chief engineer of Utah state road commission K C Wright assistant engineer of Utah road commission and Ralf R Wool-lefederal hydraulic engineer After the convention the delegates will tour the park HAILEY' Idaho — Blaine county has retained the services of T J KUngler as county agent by action of the Blaine County Farmers’ Coopera live association In agreeing to pay the county’ share of Jus salary and expenses A new office has been set up In the courthouse The farmers took this action it was explained Saturday on the ground that cooperative effort Is the only solution of their Ills and that some sort of clearing house Is needed to handle agricultural problems and to The office promote farm interests of county agent working through department of the state Is the best university they assert these benefit means of obtaining They are planning an Intensive campaign to promote cooperative activities among farmers here The county commissioners dropped the county agent's office last spring as an economy measure recommend aled bv a county tax committee though the farmers' cooperative association opposed the move and secured special hearing with the commis sloners regarding it Utah Second in or Nation’s Births NOT1CB IS HEREBY GIVEN: "That a special meeting of th mambare of Tb Art Barn has been called to Report Reveals noticb or HIE ART a aprciAt MFrrtNG of THE BARN TO AMEND ARTICI KS INCORPORATION AND TOR OTHER PURPOSES con- vene at th atudlo of the corporation at Unlveraltjr and Plrat South atreet In Balt City State of Utah on the Uth day of July 1932 at 7 30 o clock p m for th purpoae of con tidering and acting upon tha follow Ing matters' 1— To amend th Article of Incorporation (a) by changing th name of th corporation to Utah Art Btu-dt- o (b) by changing tha number of dlnecton to a minimum of fifteen and a maximum of twenty-fiv- e and providing that aeven director shall constitute quorum (e) by ehang lng th tlm of th annual meeting from th first Monday In April to Ui fourth Monday In Juna 2— To elect office and directors for th ensuing year and to consider and act upon auch other matter a may properly com before aald meeting By order of th board of director Dated at Balt Lak City Utah June Ik 16 1932 MRS JOHN JENSEN President ur ZONING horn Board of APPFAL Adjustment birth rate of 25 4 per Utah with population ranka as the second highest suite In the union being surpassed only by New Mexico with a natality rate of 28 5 It ia shown 4r 8 report of the census bureau Issued Sunday During the year the report shows 12948 births were recorded In the state during 1930 At the same time the report reveals that the state's Infant mortality rate was lower than the country's general average In 1930 The report shows 57 4 Infant deaths per 1000 live births compared with the nation' general average of 64 6 Among the larger cities of the state Ogden has the highest birth rate while Provo U credited with the low est infant mortality figures Ogden's birth rate Is 30 1 compared with 208 for Provo and 24 8 for Salt Lake Provo's infant mortality rating ts 50 I compared with 53 5 for Salt Lake and 575 for Ogden 1000 Balt Lake City Utah Notice Is hereby given that th Board of Adjuatment of Balt lake City will at It meeting to be held at 10 o'clock a m Monday July 11 1932 In th chamber room 302 City and County building consider the following with raapeot to the airforce appeal return within 14 days after the open- ment of the soiling ordinance (and It ing of bids checks to b made pay- la required that each case up for hear A lengthy questionnaire seeking to able to th Regional Fiscal Agent Den ing ahall be presented and argued be ver Colorado Pans Specifications foie tha board either by petitioner or gather detailed Information concernand Proposal may be obtained In the hy an authorlred agent): ing every child brought before the office of th Bureau of Publlo Roads Case No 409 on the northwest corner Juvenile court for delinquency ha 237 Crufom House Denver ( otorado of ath East and 1st South ala re lu bv Howard L Gee been A 8 PALFN District Engineer aopllcatlon of H B Brooks for a variance chief prepared officer Between 200 probation that will permit the election of an additional story to th present ator build- and 300 cases normally will reach the NOTICE officer's attention during the year ing on tli northwest corner of tha On and after this date I will not be tlon of 6th East and 1st South sta which began July 1 responsible for any debt contracted building when remodeled to b used Mr Gee said one of the principal by my wife or any other prison other for an apartment house without tuf- Is to assist officers tn hantlian myself firlrnt atea as required In a residential objectives B-- 2 dling cases that arise during school district (Signed) JAMES I EARNSHaW Case No 410 at about 1225 Blmpaon vacations Rooaeteit Utah ave The question Include: “Has your Dated July 3rd 1932 In re application of tha Standard Fuel Company for a variance that will father a Job?” "Are you registered at "Do you attend re prnnlt th storage of 30 000 gallons of a plavground’" NuTIt K gasollna at about 1225 Blmpaon ave In ligious servues three times a month? Nolle Is hereby given that th co-j-a commeiclal district which doe not If not why don't you’’’ "Describe partnatshlp heretofore existing between permit of th atorag of gasoline 111 vour Jmll L Kroil and Martin C Boggla reading during tbe summer?’ quantity d- -r the firm name of Western Music and All arson Interested either In behalf "Who are vour closest friends?” “Ar Art Company and doing business at of or In opposition to vh applications you permitted to di Ive the fnmlly ear 20 Bouth Tempi Balt Lak City w 111 ba given an opportunity to be heard or a car f your own?” “What time Balt Lake county Utah waa on July 2 either In person or by an attorney at do you get home at night?” "Are you 1912 dissolved hy mutual consent the meeting specified or at ah a to camp this summer?” “Do going Emit L Kroil will continue thejourned meeting thereof buatnee at the am place and under Dated at Balt Lak City Utah this you smoke legularly? Occasionally 'Have yhu had any serious illness th earns firm name 2nd day of July A D 19 U BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT Wit I KROIL during the past yeab?" “Desirlbe MARTIN C IKXK7IS Ethel Macdonald City Rounder your favorite recreation program' Dated July 1 1912 Published July 8 19J2 Et Prolwtion Chief Lists Queries iu Welfxire Survey Frank Altschul Vincent Astor Gordon Auchincloss Earl D Babst Howard Bayne Amos L Beatt "" ' Hugh Blair-Smi- ti S Bowerj Henry ' The Chase National Bank ’ Edward N Brown Francis IL Brownell Kenneth P Budd H Donald Campbell Henry W Cannon Newcomb Walter of the GJity of 3few Pine Street corner of Carlton S Carpenter Malcolm G Chace Harold Benjamin Clark Robert L Clarkson Howard E Cole Edward J Cornish Frederic R Coudert Paul D Cravath Bertram Cutlee Gerhard M Dahl Thomas M Dfbevoise Clarence Dillon Franklin D’Olier Frederick II Ecker G Freeman Halstead ( Tom M David M Girdler Goodrich E Carleton Granbert Edward H R Green Augustus H Griswold William E S Griswoio IIfnry O IIavempyer Charles Hatden James N Arthur Hill G HorrMA Ralph C IIolmei George II Howard Daniel C Jacklino Lewis Cass Leotard J James T Lei L F Loree H Edmund Machold John R Macombe John C Martin Thomas N McCarte Chas G Meter Alrfrt G Milbane Jeremiah Mtlbank George M Morrrrr Georg Welwood Murtay Joseph D Olivpr Hpnrx Ollesheimei Euocniu II Outer bridge Thomas I Pareinson Frank L Pole Samuel F Prto Lyman Rhoades Andrew W Robertson J Schmidlapp is M Schwab Chari Amiro P Sioan Ja Llotd W Smith feoRRRT C Stani et Cornelius Vanderbilt Thomas F Viktor Gporoe E Warrpn Ckorcr P WwAt RT Henry Rogers Winthrop Nassau STATEMENT of GONDITIOC JUNE 1932 30 RESOURCES Cash and Due from Banks U S Government Securities $ State and Municipal Securities maturing within two years Other State and Municipal Securities Other Securities maturing within two years Federal Reserve Bank Stock Other Bonds and Securities Loans and Discounts 29994473614 21807349425 59144295839 1160490596 4706852703 816000000 8008219385 86064646407 Real Estate 33 43°9I7-8- Redemption Fund — U S Treasurer Customers’ Acceptance Liability Less Amount in Portfolio Other Assets 3 80963250 856760 416817647 10491 10075039113 1149490591 173150912706 LIABILITIES Capital Surplus Undivided Profits Reserve for Taxes Interest Contingencies Dividend Payable July 1 1932 Deposits 14800000000' 10000000000 1738114956 1217096147 etc 370000000 130245635072 1594243000 Circulating Notes Acceptances 12408711067 Less Amount in Portfolio 416817647 Liability as Endorser on Acceptances and Foreicn Bills Other Liabilities 11991893420 33§547-o- 6 1160075405 yL73MQ9ta7c6 This statement does not include the statements of any of the organizations affiliated with The Chase National Bank Ferdinand W Roebuno Ja Rtev Schley Carl York FOREIGN OFFICES London England (i) Havana Cuba Panama City Republic of Panama Cristobal Canal’Zone Offices of Representatives BtrhnJ Unter den linden Rome Piazza Migninelli jy J The chase bank Tan $1 Rue Cambon sad Sbsngliti6 Kiukiang Road Jl Avenue George V Hongkong 6 Queen Mrxico City Celle Condrsa No J Tientsin I Victoria Road Road Central |