Show MEN IE AN AND BOYS S OX ON HIKE nu I From Page One the open above Umber timber past huge drifts of ot melting snow with myriad yellow flowers Sowers blooming to the very edges edgE'S of them but gradually dwarfing dwarfing dwarf dwarf- ing to alpine littleness Camp services evening and morning morning morn morn- ing included th sc 4 ceremonies at raising and lowering of the flag nag instruction Instruction in instruction In- In on the geology of the region region region reg reg- ion by Attorney Wallace Calder on Astronomy 1 by Scout fT G. G Wood This together with co coja singing singIng sing sing- Ing and c concerts by the scout band gave tone ion diversIty an ana 1 charm to be ti tt-Jr- tt ali 1 irl ddt fishing sw swimming visiting and general general general gen gen- eral relaxation of a mountain outing in this natural wonderland assures the perpetuation of or the father and andson son lion outing for tor the years to come WEST LEADS LE-DS ll BANK DEPOSITS Three W Western tern sta Wyoming states states Wyoming Montana and Idaho Idaho led led all aU others on May 4 in the number of bank depositors depositors deposItors de de- per 1000 population according according according ac ac- ac- ac cording to figures compiled by the 1 comptroller of currency Wyoming heads heads' the list ith depositors for each 1000 persons in the state Montana Mon Mon- lana tana ranking second with and Idaho t third iz 1 with even Eleven E ven other ther states had the following fol fol- owing lowing ratio per 1000 population Pennsylvania Colorado o. o Oregon Minnesota Iowa Virginia Vermont r I C California South Dakota Maine 39 Texas Alaska and Hawaii ranked lowest with 30 and 24 depositors respectively for 1000 inhabitants The average for tor all stat states s was per 1000 or on deposit for every every every ev ev- ev- ev ery 5 j persons in the country The total number of ot depositors on Ma May 4 was Of this number were time savings account 10 P- P |