Darla Cap against spirited epm-
petition from jke two ydung
French stars, Rene Lacoste and
Jean Borotra, and the Amerioans
probably will continue to win
as long as BUI Tilden and Bill
Johnston are on their game and
willing to play.
The French team got into the
challenge * round by defeating
the strong Australian team, for
several years the second ranking
By HENRY a. FARRELL
(United Press Sports Editor) Davis Cup team. The Australians
ware so disappointed that they
NEW (YORK. Jan. 7. — (U announced they might not be
P.)— Advancement of France to back for several years. They
the position of the second rank­ were also peeved because the
ing tennis nation was the bright tennis association woidd not
feature of the 192b season. The accept an Invitation to send a
continued domination of the team of American players to
United States in lhdlvldual play Austrians.
—,
and team competition was not a
Big Bill Tllddn lived up to his
feature because it has become reputation as the world's great­
a custom.
est player by winning the na­
The United States again won tional championship again. The
the challenge round for the tournament could have been
recognized as being for the
world’s championship as prac­
Herm an Doozrnnn, captain-elect of
( O t T U P ANO GET BUSY tically every ranking player in the I'jffi University of Arkansas
the world was entered.
eleven, is not superstitious of the
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The tennis association, how­ num ber »19." Fact is, he calls It his
ever, -had - consistently refused lucky number, for he’s played foot­
all his school life and has never
to consider any tournament as ball
been forced out of the game through
being for the world’s cham- injuries. He's going to cling to It
plonshlPi but Tilden Is univer­ throughout his varsity .career, too,
sally accepted as the world’s he says. Boozman’a a Junior, did
the unique In grid circles last tall
champion.
by playing every -line ]>osition from
In th* men's class, the come­ center«,to end, and is presiden(^o<.
back of Billy Johnston, the pop. --------- -— .. Ma class
ular little" Californian, was one
of the most pleasing features of of the greatest tennis of his
the year.
career during the tournament
T H E CHANCES
, Johnston had a bad season in and It was only the wizard ten­
>924. He lost his place as a nis of Tilden that beat blur.«
are that If hubby was invited
single
player on the Davis Cup
Preparing for the future, when
to do the family washing or
team
to
young
Vlnnle
Richards
Tilden
and Johnston will have
to stick around while it was
being done he would say, "Let and his friends grieved to think to be replaced, the tennis as­
George do It." Our advice Is that ha was through.__________ sociation. sent John Henn e ssy
to let one of our electric wasfi-
The little Californian set out and Ray Casey, two youngsters,
Ing machines take the soil out
early
In the season with the'an- to the British championships at
of the garments and the toll
nouneed
purpose of getting his Wimbledon, and they made a
out of your wife's life. Let
us demonstrate their worth­ place back on the Davis Cup very good showing.
iness find gusranteedness.
The French Influence at Wim­
team and he did. He said he
considered the honor of a place bledon was pronounced as the
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on the defending team as being two finalists agtln were the
A. LIVE WIRE .
greater than a national cham­ French youngsters, Lacoste and
Borotra and Lacoste displayed
pionship.
his
teammate as the champion.
He played himself out In
Borotra,
one of the few rank­
the cap matches and was not
in condition for the week of ing tennis stars, who seems to
hard—tennis—h»—the—«atlenalsi bo forced ,to hard work outside
the court, was not In the best
form as ho had had very little
time to train or practice. He
Reserva Dlst. No. IJ dashed over to this country
Charter No. #7
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REPORT OF CONDITION OP
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daring the winter and won the
indoor championship and several
times during the WlmWeidon
F“
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tournament
he had to make a
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RESOURCES
trip by air to Paris.
1. Loans and discounts, Including redls-
,
In the women’s clips, the big
counts, acceptances or bills pT n - __________________ _ _
surprise of the season camo
change, sold with endorsement or the
when Helen Wills, the national
champion, was defeated in an
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6.
Stocks,
securities,
claims,
lelns,
judgments, etc. .................. ......... —
9. Banking house, $15,000; furniture and
fixtures, $5,000.00 .......... - .................
7. Real estate owned other than banking
presslve style and had very lit­
tle trouble retaining her title
national championship In lm Mrs. Molla Mallory, the former
champion, made a valiant at­
tempt at a comeback but her
best tennis days seem to hare
passed.
The British woman’» team
successfully defended the Wight-
man Cup at Ferest Hills by win­
ning the third match of the ser­
ies from the American team.
The tennis association decided
at the December meeting of the
$648jl87.4<
executive committee to send a
team to Wimbledon next year
General
greasing
and
Oil
$ 50,000.00
for the cup and to send t*'*
10,000.00 ing service.
ranking men players to repr»-
sent this country In the British
championships.
The return to form of Mile-
Leftglen was also one of thi
features, of the season.
house
225614082
(ah) Cash
on hand In vault and due
from banks, bankers snd trust com­
panies designated and approved reserve
agerfta of this bank ..✓ ............... ......
(c) Net amounts due from other banks,
bankers and trust companies ............
Exchanges for clearing house and items
on other banks in the same city or
town as reporting bank .....................’...y
Ch^ks on banks outside city or town
of reporting bank and other cash items
Total cash and due from banks,
items 8, 9, 10 and 11 .............. —
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Lubricating
OILS
Total
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Capital stock paid In — ................ —
Surplus fund ........................... .........
(a) Undivided profits ............................
(h) Less current expenses, interest
and taxes paid ......................................
Reserved for taxes. Interest and
depreciation ....••..................... —-..........-
Dividends unpaid ................ -................
Net amounts due to other . banks,
bankers and trust companies ............
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than
banks, subject to reserve:
Individual deposits subject to check.
Including deposits due the State of
Oregon, county, eitlen or other public
funds .......................................................
Demand certificates of deposit out­
standing
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Cafthler’s checks of th|s bSnk out­
standing. payable on demand
Certified checks outstanding ...... .....
Total of demand deposits, dtlfer
than bank deposits, subject to reserve,
items 28, 84, 95, 26 ........................ .'.|2f
TIME AND BAYING» DEPOSITS, sub­
ject to reserve and payable on demand
or subject to notice:
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Time certificates of deposit out­
standing
Savings deposit^ payable subject
to notice
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payable on demand fir subject to notice,
items 27 and 28
Total
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Hood River— $10,000 concrete
TO START IN MAY building erecting at State and
(Colniinued from page 1.)
Gresham—New machinery in­
est crowds of any evangalistlc stalled for big pickle plant here,
services ever held in Southern
Oregon.
f
Enterprise— New bridges will
In a letter received here from he built on Imnaha River at
Sunday recently, the evangelist Freesout on Cow Creek.
praised the ministers of Portland
for their cooperation in connect­
ion with his meetings there. Sun­
day completed a two month
series of meetings in that city
last fall.
•
sSw8,X8i.wS
STATE OF OREGON, County of Jackson, as;
• i V. O. N. Smith, cashier of the above named hank, do
solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the beat of my
knowledge and belief.
V. O. N. Smith, Cssklar.
' CORRECT—Attest:
J. P. DODGE,
W. F. LOOMIS
8. PATTBR8ON, Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of Jan. 1926.
,
L. A. ROBERTS, Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expiras April >0, 1929.
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FOLSOM, Calif., Jan. 7.—<U>)
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missing since last Tuesday, were
captured at 8 a .m. today, hid­
ing in a rock pile lp the prison
quarry.
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