[.Volume XXV
THE CHICAGO BANKER
32
Wm. H. Dunwoody, President M. B. Koon, Vice-Pres.	£. W. Decker, Vice-Pres.
Joseph Chapman, Jr., Vice-Pres. A. A. Crane, Vice-Pres.	J. A. Latta,Vice-Pres.
Frank E. Holton, Cashier C.W. Harwell, Asst. Cash. W. F McLane, Asst. Cash. R. E. MACGREGOR, Asst. Cash. S S. Cook, Asst. Cash. 1. F. Cotton. Asst. Cash.
E. L. Mattson, Asst Cash.	A. V. Ostrom, Asst. Cash.
ESTABLISHED 1872
Northwestern National Bank
MINNEAPOLIS
V
Deposits
$29,000,000
Capital
and
Surplus
$4,000,000
гcoAn,rceTbs BULLARD’S SPEEDOMETERS
They tell the truth at any speed up to their limit.
No jar or jolt of the car will shake the hand.
Sensitive to the slightest change of speed.
Slowest moving parts of any instrument in the market.
Ball bearings throughout.
ABSOLUTELY guaranteed for TEN years, if “ you let it alone.”
Weight 10 ounces 2K inch dial
PRICE $15.00
WHO WILL GIVE YOU AN EQUAL GUARANTEE, AND LIVE UP TO IT ?
For Automobiles
No Instrument ־nore easily read. Registers correctly when attached to either wheel.
We have no shaft troubles, owing to its slow motion and ease of running.
We prove our statements every day; let us prove it to you. Send for booklets and letters of endorsement.
WE SET THE PACE PRICES FROM $15.00 TO $50.00
Bullard Specialty Co., Winchester Park, Springfield, Mass.
Speedometers and Speed Recorders
Mr Rockefeller
Uses a 13 Column
burroughs
' IS secretary, Mr. Alva Jenkins, was attracted by a Burroughs advertisement and answered it. He subsequently bought a 13-column machine for use in his office.
Now Mr. Rockefeller is not the richest man in the world because he uses a Burroughs in his office, but he uses a Burroughs in his office for the reason that in this, as in all other things, he has from the beginning of his career used the best methods for accomplishing the purpose desired and surrounded himself by men who know the best when they see it. It will pay you to follow his example in this respect at least and install the Burroughs Adding and Listing Machine
for constant, daily, labor-saving, time-saving, error-preventing use.
The Burroughs has so many good points—so many exclusive points—and does SO many and varied things־ accurately and speedily that they cannot be described in one small advertisement.
It will add and list figures in columns or across sheets from three to six times as fast as a clever clerk.
It adds and lists from two to five columns at one time, subtracts, multiplies and divides, adds fractions, etc.
Just a few days’ trial will convince you that it is not only useful but indispensable. We want you to try it—a free trial with no obligation to buy. Ask for Bank System No. 35.
Burroughs Adding Machine Company Block 65,	Detroit, Michigan u. s. a.
282 A
CONDENSED REPORT OF THE
State Bank of Chicago
November 28. 1908. as made to State Auditor.
LIABILITIES
Capital stock...........$1,000,000.00
Surplus ................ 1,000,000.00
Undivided profits......	338,910.27
Reserved for Int. & Taxes	88,500.00
Deposits............... 18,498,423.99
$20,925.834.26
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts .. .$14,000,099.87
Overdrafts............... 2,097.47
Bonds................ 1,447,319.88
Cash and Due from Banks................. 5,476,317.04
$20,925,834.26
OFFICERS
H. A. HAUGAN, Pres’t L. A. GODDARD, V-Pres't JOHN R. L1NDGREN, V-Pres’t HENRY S. HENSCHEN, Cashier	FRANK 1. PACKARD, Ass't Cash’r
HENRY A. HAUGAN, Ass’t Cash’r SAMUEL E. KNECHT, Sec’y WILLIAM C. MILLER, Ass’t Sec’y
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
THEO. FREEMAN	JOHN R. L1NDGRBN
H. A. HAUGAN	THOaMAS MURDOCH
GEO. E. R1CKCORDS	WM. A. PETERSON
MOSES J. WENTWORTH
DAVID N. BARKER CALVIN DURAND L. A. GODDARD
GENERAL BANKING, SAVINGS, LETTERS QF CREDIT, INVESTMENT BONDS, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, TRUSTS.
New Accounts Respectfully Solicited. Interest Allowed on Deposits. Established 1879.
Western Trust & Savings Bank
THE ROOKERY. CHICAGO
Business November 28, 1908
LIABILITIES
Capital.................$1,000,000.00
Surplus and profits....... 219,486.61
Deposits................ 7,678,140.81
$8,897,627.42
Report at Commencement of
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts.......$5,562,514.78
Bonds........................ 694,391.10
Overdrafts ...................... 495.03
Cash and sight exchange. 2,627,726.51 Furniture and Fixtures .. -	12,500.00
$8,897,627 42
OFFICERS
JOSEPH E. OTIS, President	WALTER H. WILSON, Vice President
LAWRENCE NELSON, Vice President	WILLIAM C. COOK, Cashier
ADDISON CORNEAU, Asst. Cashier	ALBERT E. COEN, Auditor
LOUIS H. SCHROEDER, Manager Bond Sales Department J. J. RAHLF, Manager Foreign Exchange Department
TRUST DEPARTMENT
CLARK S. JENNISON, Asst. Secretary
W. G. WALLING, Secretary
W. O. JOHNSON, General Counsel and Director Chicago and Erie R. R.
JOHN R. MITCHELL, Pres. Capital National Bank, St. Paul, Minn.
JOSEPH E. OTIS, President
RALPH C. OTIS. Director Chicago Savings Bank and Trust Company
JAMES W. STEVENS, Pres. Illinois Lite Insurance Company
W. A. WIEBOLDT, W. A. Wieboldt & Co., Dept. Store
FRED W. UPHAM, Pres. City Fuel Company Vice-President
HOWARD W. BAKER, Butler Brothers EDGAR A. BANCROFT, Scott, Bancroft & Stephens
WILLIAM C. BOYDEN, Matz, Fisher & Bovden, Attorneys
WILLIAM BUTTERWORTH, Pres. Deere & Co., Moline, 111.
R. FLOYD CLINCH, Crerar, Clinch & Co., Coal.
GRANGER FARWELL, Pres. Farwell Trust Company
C. H. HANSON, Pres. C.
DIRECTORS
H. Hanson, ( Inc.) WALTER H. WILSON,