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Show II BUILDERS OF I National Bank of Commerce Has Strong Directorate I of State Leaders I It, directorates composed of men HI who ha v n reputation as builders of I l "tali. the Nations Dank ii Coin: D Ll of Ogden has bem ono of the prima f upbuilding factors o, Oirdm a. id in h rt surrounding territory ouring uie past H tL B W Ing !hr officer,-, of the bank, has cl m connection with the industrial, the T I iipss of the city and state for th- Bp Interested in i E P Kill-on. ( ln.'in of th bqard of directors, Is he : both the BUI v sop Ranching companj and lh Layto; Sugar factory. J, W. Abbott. vlc prcsl dent. Is general manager of the George I A. Lowe company. Kzru Richardson, vice president. Is head of the lgd n Wholesale Grocery company, Parley T. Wright, vice president, is manager of the Wrlght'h department store, and .las. nrennan, general manager, Ogden s" Packing f: Provision companj Charles H. Barton, for a number ot ears one of Ogden'a mosi prominent civic leaders and president of the Qg-ilen Qg-ilen Livestock ajbow, Is president and manager, and .latin B H Riley Is cus liter. li-ter. Harmon B Barton and J. Ray Illnchcllft are the acslstam cashiers The other directors are men equally well known, including Joseph If. Parker, Par-ker, manager of the Spcrry flour mills; I N. Pierce, lounder of Utah's canning Industry; I r. K. M. Conroy. P. A. Dix. Ir J. D. Hardin. I' res ton A. Blair. J. H. P. Last and II. C. Wood, manager Wood Livestock company. As this directorate includes men representing BUSSX, canning. Hour, livestock, agriculture, meat packing, wool growing, retailing, and lobbing lines, it is in close touch with the conditions regarding Ogden's basic business. The directors have shown their confidence in the future of Or-' Or-' deu as an industrial center They have associated materially in solving mans problems that have come before the people of I'tah during the past year, 'harles H. Barton as president of the l tsh State Bankers' association until I lew months ago. Was one of the men who mapped oul much ol the necet sury plan for financial readjustment In the stale, jolninc with Other lead ere in the planning of the financial assistance as-sistance that could be given to farm ers. manufacturers and merchants The bank's deposits late in Decern-1 her average about $1,300,000 with to lal resources nearU $3,000,000. The most recent official report issued un dor date of December 31 showed these! resources to be $2,637,866.21. with loans and discounts, aggregating $1. j Uf.OS.S0, and United stntes govern ' ment securities ol $SH7.950 with other bonds and securities of $123.934 35. tsh and due from banks totalled I $291,698.16. The deposits were $1. I 808,18740 with capital of $250,000 and surplus and undivided profits $5-1. |