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JOHNNY EVERT
THUS GIANTS
HAVEWALKAWAY
IOWA SENATOR AND SUCCESSOR
NEW YORK, May 12. (By the As
sociated Press.) Johnny Kvers.
whose opinions on tho respects of
a baseball season are not regarded as
Idle chatter, believes that the Ctiants
will have a walkaway in the National
league, race ami that the American
league pennant will go to Ncw York,
Cleveland or St. Louis. Kvors looks
on the Giants of today as the best
baseball combination produced in li
years and equal to Mie tld Chteapo
Cubs iu which he was the pivot link
of "Tinker to Kvers to Chance."' The
scrappy seeojid baseman, now a mem
ber of the White Sox, who finished a
series with the Yankees here yester
day declined to compare tho two ma
jor leagues, but his estimate on the
Hianta speaks for itself.
"The Giants," he said, "have every
thing they need."
With Ilnth and Meusel out of the
Yankee lineup, it is difficult to ap
praise at mid-season value the
strength of the Yankees, Kvers said.
It Is doubtful in his mind if they will
add immensely to the playing
strength.
The Giants have a well balanced
team, opined Johnny, talking for ence
without the aid of chewing gum. Mc
Sraw has three first class pitchers in
1 Mifl
J , ' ' . - . . ', ; , , ... : .,".1. , ;t - '
Senator Kenvon of lown, who resinned hr office to accept his appoint
meet us Federal Judge of the Klirntti Circuit t'ouit. ixt liti aucveaxor.
t harles A. Itawson, w Ho was uepunman i iiniiiniui 01 uihh
Ilarnes. Douglas and N'elif uud will
have another when Tony comes back,
and he has excellent recruits iu Shea,
llyan and Jonnard.
Good good baseball will beat the i
Yankees. Cleveland Is tho classiest
club in the American league. They
really play the game play inside
baseball. St. Louis has a strong club,
pretty strong all around, but It
could stand better pitching. Wash-j
lugtou will be just a trouble making,
club. . !
to meet either in London or Paris be
fore next May, has boeu reached by
Jack Kerns and Francois hescamps.
Keams told the Associated i're.ts to
day. The two-managers agreed to
leave the promotion of the event to
the part'es offering the best terms.
!3tth Carnentlcr and lVmpsey are
to be free to meet other men In the
meantime, but a defeat for either
prior to the time set for the Dcmpaey
Curpentier match would cancel the
usreoment.
lVmpNoy Oirpentlcr Matched Jcsh 1 Tlirouuh
LOXDOX. May 12. illy the Asso- LOS ANUKLKS. May 12. Jess
elated Press.) An osreement ' for Willard, heavyweight boxer, mention
Georges C'arpentier and Jack Pempseyled in recent dlt.paicho.1 frtm Paris as
tit;
- S -ill
i: 1 -
Body amdl llawr, mot
alcoholic comteimll:
made Buidwisei' tlhi
favoHit. Amd Body
amd flaws? aiie.Uhe
same today.
posHlbln early opponent' tor .lack
lU'iupsey, is not secUIng a return
match with the world's champion, ac
cording to a statement attributed to.
W illard today by a local newspaper.
Willard, who won the champion-
tbtp from Jack Johimon and lost it lo
Demimey, arrived here some time yes
terday but Hciludcd hlmttclf. The
newspupor story iiuotes Willard as
IiuvUik said that bis private business
was kocpltuT him on the jump and
that ho did not have time to Klvo the
ring Kamo serious thoiiRht.
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Everywliere
anhe:user-busch. inc, st.louis
Medford Grocery Co.
Local Distributors
Medford, Oregon
Hid ImiiiiIh from
Vorker to aid in
i rli a I veiitui'c,
n wealthy
exlulillxliliii; a
New
the.
mrr.Mi. pint i: ci.Tiiii
it an mt i-i-Ki) i i'i u i:.r
CillAflO, May 1 2.-Uotiiil elollilng
pl-lecw luive tli-opiieil 49 'pur cent (linen
July, ,inyo, and a further decline Is
exported, lieenrtlliiK ' l Hie tlutlmml
llldlixtifal I'oiifeieiii'ii bnai'd which
bus Hindu n survey of the clothing Iti
diiMtiy, lletween November, 9!l ami
Miii rli 11122, the rtveiiiiia cont of
ihillihiK tloeivasiiil five percent, thn
repnrt NMVO.
"W 1 . Jl"ll I"' 11 1 I n
YeNtenlay'N U omits
AtiiciicMii l'iigue f
Washington 9: t. Louis B.
Philudelpltla 4; Cleveland
Now York 4; Chicago 1.
Hostou S; Detroit D.
r..
National lcaiue
Plttaburg 12; llrooklyn 6.
Cincinnati t: llostou r.
Chicago !; i'thlludolbUi
St, l4uls 1!; New York .
tl.
CiutNt 1 .cogue
Salt T.nke S: Sun KrancUco 3.
Vernon 4: Seattle 5,
Portland 3'. Oakland 9,
Los Angeles 6; Sacnitnento 4.
CHRISTIANS
WITH SOUTH M
E
The Iilsclplcti came home with the
bacon last night. The South Metho'
(lists were uncerlmoniously pulled olf
the high perch and now must share
the honors of first place with the
Christian team. The rnre was R to
3 at the end. Heglnning next Tues
day night the games Will go seven III
tiings Instead of five as heretofore
Standings of teams to date:
Won.
Played.
Christians 3 2
South M. K .1 2
tlapttsu 3 1
North M h 3 1
Games regularly Tuesdny
Thursdays at 6:15 p. ni. at the
street grounds. The PaptUt
Christians meet net Tuesday.
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and
Charter No, 22. n.,u.,, ni t V i i
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
State Bank of Talent
At Talont, In the Htato of Oregon at close of buslneas .May Cth, 1022.
RESOURCES
loans ami ome.ninu ,. f
Overdrafts secured and unsecured l"".!.",!,!,.!,""."""!,
tMlier bonda, wurranls mid aecuiltleM, Including foreign gov
ernment, state, municipal, t'orpui-ntlon, etc .;
Ilsnklng house, H.iioo; furniture and fixtures, til.aoii
tabi Cash on hand In vault and due from bunks, bankers and
trust companies designated and approved reservo agents
of this batik 1 l,4HS.t
ivr coi nniounis one rrotu inner tiiiuiis, hankers end trust com.
, ,,,,",H ,
Checks n bank outsld i c ity or town of rcixiriing bunk and
other rush Items
Total cash and due from batiks. Items X. 9. Ml t
'"" U i lll.7to.fil
Interest, taxes ami exenres paid 2.3'U HU
II.
12,
77.UH3 41
ltl.3ii
,K17.DU
7.20,D'J
21U.I3
2.44
Total
I1U0.072S.I
Irt.
17.
is.
23.
24.
LIABILITIES
Capital alock paid iu , , f
Surplus fund ,
riullvlded profits ;
Dtmand Ospoiits. other Hum luniks, Ndlijoct to reserve;
Individual deimslts subject to rlieck. Including deposit due Hie
State of Oregon, county, cities or other public, rundi ,.....
Ileum nd certificates of IhkihII oiitNUindlll
Total of demand (IcikihIis, other than bunk de
posits, subject to reserve, Items 23, 21 lix.S07.72
Time and 8avlng Deposits, subject to reserve and payable on
demand or subject lo notice;
Time certificates of deposit oulxtundin!,' ,
' Total of time and savings ili'i-mttu payable on
demand or sublert to notice, item 27 ., ..,121.210,111
Mills yble with federal reserve bank or lth other batiks or
trust companies '. , , .,.,.,
2o.iUi0.ti0
2.3&0.I'!!
1.0U4.t;i)
C3t).!i7
21.21011
J.oOO 0U
Total ... ,.. , ..... U'ii,072 X3
' State of Oregon, County of Jackson, hs,
I. K. P. Adamsun, (in-hler of the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to Hie best of luv knowledge and belU'f,
IC, Ii. ADAM SON, Cashier,
SubscrllM'd and swoin to before tue this 11th day of May, 1922.
II. I, IIAIMIKlt, Jr.. Notary I'Mblle.
My conimlsHlon explo's May 6, U2'.
Correct Attest: C. W. Ilittdrldite, I.. .1. Hleppv, Mrect.irs.
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lollylt'l
and
Lampman Returns
From Far East, Says
No Time for Fair
S3
REX A L L iS P E CIA L &
WEEK ENDING MA.Y 20
Hen llur Lampman. who started
with Julius L. Meyer on bis trip!
around the world on a mission of!
making known Portland's plan fori
the exposition In 192f, returned to
his home here Wednesday, having left ,
thn Meier party at Shanghai, l-ump-j
man, as a newspaper man, maun ins
trip on behalf of the four Portland
newspapers and wrote article de
scriptive of the trip and of tho pro
gress the exposition spirit was making J
in toe orient.
Lampman said condition In Japan
and China were anything but satis
factory, from the standpoint of par
ticipation In the fair.
HI decision to return lo America
was based chiefly upon this fuel, as
he felt that to continue would mean
tittle more than a personal pleasure
trip, and he felt It would be unfair
to the Portland papers to continue on
that basis.
Meier continued on hi ' way
through Asia and Kurope, and will
complete bis program of promoting
Interest In the exposition, Umpmun
said. It i expected that the Meier
party will return to Portland some
time in August Pourlatid Journal.
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The Daily
Bank Robbery
In 1914 rmwrs.s sot jipart Uk' seroiul Sinulay in
Msy s a time t ay niv lonni; vt'sprt-tH to Mother
with a floral oflVriiiir.
MoXcM of ehoier cut floWiTM, tlaiiltv basket K of
cut flowers, iol.s of lilies in bloom, bmitotiniers for jS.
Mothers' Day wear. S
If you cannot make a ersonal selection tele-
ithotie your order it will receive our iK'rsoiial at- E
lentioii. S
Maddox & Bonney I
Shop at Crowson'a
Greenhouaes 1005 E. Main
HAVANN.Vlf, fin.. May 12. John
Vardemnn, alias J. W. Ifullis, end
Ilertha Kern Vnrdemnn have nuide
n "clean breast" of the robbery ff
the Chase Nutionnl twink In New
York City of 1500.000 In securities,
nccordlnx to detectives who have
heeii working here on Die case. They
added that the $300,000 worth -of
bonds still nilHHlng probably woulil
I recovered within a few hours.
The robbery of $500,000 worth of
Liberty bonds from tho Chsso Na
tional bank of New York has occu
pied the attention of detectives since
April IT.
A country-wide search led opera
tives to Savannah where the Varde
jiiun family recently esluldlHlied, Mu
honey J Uracil, a jeweler, arrested on
suspicion of having allied In tho dis
position of the lininlM was released
from Jnil In New York Friday under
$30,000 lmll. Jle deelnres his Inno
cence 'on the ground Unit the Woman
with whom bo negotiated was known
as Mrs. Jjiltluiirhn, who had received
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