BANK STATEMENT
( OFFICIAL PUBLICATION )
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
MINER* AND, MERCHANTS RANK OF ALASKA
Located at Nbme, Territory of Alaska, at close of business on
the 6th day of October, 1933. _ ... . .
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ..— . $156,077.80
Loans on real estate .'•. .
rhrTrtr.fi. . 3,450-62
United State® Bonds owned . 186,375.00
Other bonds and warrants owned .. - •"
Banking house, furniture and fixture* . iro oo
Other real estate owned ..
Due from other banks .— . —* 141-8BU-U
Checks on otner banka and other cash items .- 5,342.90
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Exchanges for clearing bouse .
r." ._ 75,706.30
Other resources, judgments, claims, ..
Expenses in excess of earnings. . s
Gold Bullion on hand .-. 1,99 5.
_ . . 1,055 09
Fuel.- .
TOTAL ... ..- . —1.010,070.69
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ... —• 100,000.00
Surplus fund .^.—... 25.000.00
Undivided profits less expenses paid 1(7,257.65
Dividends declared but unpaid .-..®
Due to other banks—deposits ....
Due to other banks—overdrafts .. ®
Individual and savings deposits . . 380.476.3 1
Demand and time certificates of deposit .- 327,336.73
Cashier's and certified checks . 0
Notes and bills rediscounted . ®
Bills payable (including certificates of deposit) for mon
ey borrowed . ®
TOTAL . 1.010.070.69
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA )
TERRITORY OF ALASKA ) S. S.
SECOND JUDICIAL DIVISION ) —
I, J. S. Stangroom, Cashier of the above named bank, do
solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. J 8. Stangroom. Cashier
(NOTARIAL SEAL)
Snbseribed and sworn to before me
this 12th day of October. 1933. (CORRECT ATTEST)
RUTH WALSH ^_____ _ ■- .
(Notary Public in and for the Ter- G. R. JACKSON
ritory of Alaska. My commission L. H. McCLOY
.LeoaMns July S. 1981. - ; - --Plrsctors -
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LOCAL NEWS
PASSENGER LIST
STEAMER VICTORIA
SAILED TODAY
... SEAT IT. C, Oct.. 14, 0»i—The
steamer \ lct; rla of the Alaska
Line sal tit.' for Nome at cot n to
day on h •' last voyage of the
open season, to Bering Sea ports.
The vessel carried fifteen passen
gers and one steerage, fourteen
of the passengers for Nome are
listed as follows: Harry Phillips,
Mrs. Agnes Ross, Phyllis Crooks,
Alma Wretling, Clara Hayes. Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Harper, Ida John
son, Mrs H. L. Stull, Lucille
Wright, W. E. Oliivers, Mrs. M.
Maynard, Mrs. Kenneth Rude and
Ellen Swanson. The Vic will pro
bably reach Nome Sunday, Oct.
22nd.
WORLD’S THESPIAN
PATHS CONVERGE
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Professional paths continually
I cross as players go from part to
part n Hollywood’s teeming ter
''ninal for about two-thirds of all
jthe world's screen and stage per
i formers.
The cinematic route oi Anna
May Wong converged with those
of three players when she return
ed to Hollywood to renew her Am
erican film career in Paramount’s
“Daughter of the Dragon,’’ which
opens Sunday, at the Dream Thea
tre.
It is the romantic thriller bas
ed on another of Sax Rohmer’s
fascinating tales of the struggles be
tween a diabolic Oriental and the
mental cream of Scotland Yard.
For the first time in many years
Miss Wong appears with Warner
Olond and Sessue Hayakawa, with
whom she is featured, and with
Holmes Herbert, member of the
supporting cast.
Twelve years ago, she played n
bit with Hayakawa in one of his
starring pictures, “First Born.’’
She worked with Herbert in "Mr
Wu’’ eleven years ago.
Her first appearance with Oland
was in “Old San Francisco.’’ made
in 1927
Not since these films has she
been cast with any of the tTfo.
NORMA SHEARER HEADS
ALL-STAR CAST OF
“SMILIN’ THROUGH”
Norma Shearer in “Smilin’ Thr
ough,’’ with a supporting cast
betcled by Frertric March, Leslie
Howard. O. P. Hegsie and Ralph
Forbes, will open Tuesday at the
D»eam Theatre. In this lavish
production Norma Shearer for the
lirst time in her career plays a
dual role.
Miss Shearer portrays both the
tragic Moonyeen in the hoop-skirt
ed Victorian sequences and 'Kath
leen Sheridan in the modern scen
es around which the happier ro
mance of the tale centers.
It is Miss Shearer’s second ven
ture into the unusual drama. Her
previous departure waB in “Strange
Interlude,” in which she had the
singular experience of 'both speak
ing and hearing her silent tho’ts
expressed audibly.
First as the intended bride and
then as the ward of Sir John Car
teret, Che role which Leslie How
ard plays, Miss Shearer Is able to
return In fantasy to the mind of
her brooding lover—In which mo
ments of reverie she appears twice
in a single scene.
Fredric March and Leslie How
ard, as heads of her dramatic
cast, also have unusual trials in
characterization. March, like Miss
Shearer, has two roles in the
story. In the beginning he is Jer
emy Wayne, rival of Leslie How
ard for the hand of Moonyeen.
Later he portrays the son of Jer
emy Wayne, returning to England
at the time the country is pre
paring to enter the World War.
FOR ■ SALE—Wardrobe trunk,
Sewing machine, two floor lamps,
Walnnt end table and chest of
drawers... Inquire at City Baths.
1 DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 7:15 and OPM
DAU6HTER OF THE DRAGON
WITH V
ANNA MAY WONG, WARNER GLAND Jk BKSSUK HAYAKAWA
AMMO
“THE MINK R" — A TOBY CARTOON
AND
'•TRUSTING WIVES” with EDWARD HORTON
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Admission 66 cents including tti
ON* SHOW TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17 AT 8 PM.
NDRMA SHEARER
AND
FREDRIC MARCH
MEX- IN
SMILING THRU
ONE OF THE BEST TEN PICTURES IN 1WI2
ALSO
“T R O V B D K" — A TOM AND JERKY CARTOON
Admission 75 cents including tax
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AdmisMsloa 56 cents including tax
ONK SHOW SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 AT 7:»
YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE
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Admission 55 cents including tax
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