Morning register., December 18, 1925, Image 14

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 192S
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BETTER TARGETS NEED
Tests MadeWith Shenandoah
Not For Marksmanship
To Bob or Not
NEW TYPE GIVEN TEST
Ailmlml Illot'h 1H'-Itins Navy
If fit lent Urxnnlli or
Contrary lit ports
WASHINGTON. 10. 17. Konr
Admiral t C Hlorh. chlof of the
navy bureau of ortlnunro TtstMosoa
toiltiy tluit the nnU-nlrcnUt practice
conducted last July hy tin UiriKiiMf
Nhonnmlouh anil the battleship
Texas In runnier Sound, rti
pctike Hay, whs primarily to wst
a new typo of. tnrjret, whiio the
rirliiK at the tarpci was only inci
dental.
The Shenandoah tovel tho tar
cot nt that time and tin uiuUm
MiimllnK Kcnernlly wna that the
efficiency of the antt-nircTiift (runs
on the Texas was the object pri
marily to be tested. It later was
eMd that the number of hits ntauc
wan must satisfactory.
lnscuKsin the tests In his an
nuul report. Admiral Itloch saUl.
Tnrsrts Too mll
line of the preat dintcuities en
countered in anti-craft gunnery and
training has been the lack of a
proper tnrpet. The towed target
nttuerto used has been too Mint 11 to
Klve a tnrfrot larse enouph to reg
ister hllK. I'tllizini; the naval uir
eraft iiutory. the bnreau lias ln'cn
developing a targ-t of large :tz
to be towed by heavler-than-atr
craft and a target of much greater
(le to be towed by lighter-than-
air fthips, singly or in tandem. If
a number of targets can be towect
by a lighter-than-air ship it will be
practicable to stimulate squadro.t
attack ami defense.
"The l S. S. Texas ami Shen
andoah operated together during
th week ending July 24.
These operations w ere solely for
the purpose of testlnr such target-,
their towing gear and their hand
ling. They were i:; no sense gun
nery 'exercises, nor were they in
tended to be such. Although the
Texas did fire a number of rounds
with her anti-aircraft guns at these
ne- and larger targets with very
good results, this was incidental to
the tet of the targets and target
sear. From a material point of
view tests were satisfactory, and it
appears that the expectations of
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IWKK KIKU'I.U UK TAKKX
rillilSTMAS TIMK
AT
Mrs. Morris VTallach, of New
Tork, owner of the longest crop
of hair in the East, would trada
it for the most up-to-date boy
ish bob. But friend husband,
proud of the luxurious growth,
and not bavins to take care w
it, says "nav."
tiy no means modern, they are not
nPRliKilile. The record of ihe navy
department Indicate that lurin
the past j-ear IG hattlenhlps and
two liRht cmlsera held 4 J prac
tices itfiinst aircraft targets towed
bv ulrnlanes. tn ?n nf iho
ns Oil-, " "v
tlia service for hm.. -.,,.1 i,,., ; "ces ntts were made on t ie tar-
targets will be realised." i , w"t:e these practices wore
Proerrxs Is Itfnortml ' "cW """l" favorable conditions.
Admiral Bloch declared that I nvprtheless. they represent the
"contrary to the reflected opinions! J?" "(""duction of actual condi
of the press, the bureau is of thui, ,s ' .at t'oul(1 obtained. It l
firm opinion that our navy afloat. hoped that even this very
is In a hichly efficient condition icred'tale Performance will ho
and that much progress "has been ",u"h ""Proved by recent devel
niade during the past fiscal yeai ; pmen
in Runnery." j "With the development of auto-
"ThJs Is not to say." he added.; ma,ic lrlanRulation recordlnir de
"that creater efficiency cannot be, vlce" " W'H be possibie to locat
obtained by the construction oflS"" Point of burst of nmi-atrcrafl
certain types of new ships permit-, t""Jies. mus enablin
tea unaer me treaty ror the limi- V' l " which will.' mand but in price.
Klci tiU 1ghtN lr TrtMi IiiNtca.l
lr t'rtitiUcs I'mwX T.y Mate
l'ltv MaHtml
Will Moore, Htate fiio marshal
has issue d a warnimt reKai-dmit
the proper care of .'hrst mas tinect
and decorations for the hoi. day
season.
Keep the fiio demon away from
your i'luisim.is trees." reads tbt
statement. Tse only electric
liKht nnd noti-tiiflammubln dec
om.iims, Keei marches avxay uuvt
iviiiovo the tree immcitiately atei
ihe holiday se.is.it ! ver, Hy
ddng lb. a you will remove a f ie
menace.
"Thore are several Ih'.ngs which
can be Untie to prevent os by fire
(and tt is up to each individual to
look about him or her. ami com
mon vciiM' will prompt what to do
in order to remove these hufturd.
A mux. mum amount of insurance
should be carried. Matches should
lie kept tn a me:al container and
nut let t around In several places
in the Itouc or cellar.
"Flues should be kept In good
condition and leaves which l a 11
l'tm the trees during the CvHtitiir.'
of winter tdumld not be allowed
to collect in the valleys of the
houses, a they may dry an. I a
spark from the flue m'ght Mart
to hum. tig. Stoves should mt be
t hoked full of wood or other fuel
before locking up the house ano
leaving It for several hours,
"Another most important faclor.
ih'TP should be tlrebnards - under
all tves. nnd wherever there I
uu open grate it Is important thai
you have a fire screen In front t
it. An oil map should always be
kept in a t n box, for lis oily con
dition makes it very combustible.
During the Christmas holiday
season many boxes of cigars will
be sent as gifts and the receiver
will have 40 or 50 cigars where lie
usually ha.- two or three, and he
:s inclined to overindulge In the;
smoking ' through the house.
through the sheds and the barns.
The siate nre marshals tiepari-
ment of Oregon has printed many
thousand si mis for bu ns. public
mee.ing places, which are in a
manner f.re huxards. and In some
lew places i he statt fire tmirshaPs
office has been Informed that the
people fall to live up to these laws
and In many pases tho police fail
to enforce them."
! ure, In Home in Man ecu nUphtly
iiikiucr.
About i.OOO. 000 pounds or
prune ate held unsold In the din
trloi, accord. im lo M. .1. Now limine,
manage i of the northwetl prune
growers, - Of this amount perhaps
less than ilMVlHUl pounds consists
of Petite I'taollcally no other
i elite mo unsold except those
hold by the exchange.
Kite land Is u very good buyer
and bidder for OreKohettallauii ut
this time, but a (air 'volume of
business In pans ng with the Atlun.
tic coast. Itc.mmptioii of prune
buying Is somewhat unexpected be
cause usually at this period of the
year, the market Is dull and prac
tically lifeless on account of the
pendinu hd'tlays. This mw d"
maud : therefore umpilstiw nnd
may mean a still greater better
no'nt alter the turn of tho year.
Sales of ?K and 3f are gen
erally at 13 pound f. o, h. dock.
while most or the HO to 40s arc
trolug at t Mr II1'. with some of
the holders quoting IT He Kng
hmd Is buying the larger slacn,
rractlcally no business Is pass
ing In retlles nt th lime, t'all
foiula 40m to AOs are mi low priced
nt this time that holders of lb
limited Oiegon supply ate no, of
fering fur alo.
lniHMioul If 'l ino
I'lerU: I've made t great
eovoiv, sir
Uiocei; Well, what l It?
(Merk: I vo foumt out that tho
heitvv cud of n mutch h the light
end,
MiiM Aua'i.
Are oil i'ip e,' aked llir tdd
woumii "that (his eeitiury "p'tiut
wl l bloom in I0i.i yonwf"
"I'tisthv. mi'aio,'' answered Ihe
il.oisi. "If t d'tesu''. bring it hnek
and your money will bo returned. "
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Here are Watches that
give REAL Service!
MAKKKT SHOWIXfi (iKM'.KAl.
BKTTFII.MKXT IX STATU
rricc Tmlay Pnicticnlly As IIIrIi
-Vs )M-nliis Flsuncs. In Somo
IiLnraiK'CS lllchrr
rORTLAXn. Ore. Pec 17.
Trune markets are shnwlnir n een.
careful i era! betterment not only in le-
suostitution of new and improveu
material for the older material
which Is now on board many of the
onier snips.
The report took the position that
fleet aircraft "should he In and
of the navy andiot of : separate
"In the development and eupplj
of offensive and defensive appar
atus." it said, "not only for surface
and snbsurface craft, but also for
nlrcraft. these arms have been
found to be so interrelated that
the best results are only obtainable
by close co-ordination and co-operation
between the various types
of naval craft.
Airplane Found Essential
"It has been clearly determined
that for the purpose of increasing
the effective range and Increasing
the accuracy of fire of major-caliber
guns that the airplane is essen
tial to combat ships. Thus the
airplane has become a part of the
long-range fire-control system and
is as much so as the directorscope
or the range finder and their per
sonnel. As such, without consider
ing their other uses, airplanes must
be on ships of the fleet. This alone
Justifies and require, that the per
sonnel and material belonging to
such fleet aircraft should be in and
of the navy and not of a separate
service. .
"The development of weapons
for the plane, such as bombs,
fuses, bomb sight, guns, torpe
does, etc.. lias proceeded regularly
nnd progress has been made. De
fensive weapons and apparatus
have also been improved, and I am
optimistic enough to hope and ex
pect that notable adxinces will b.
made within the next few years.
Itesearrli Tan led On
"At the close of the world war
the navy was Just being equippeu
with its first anti-nircralt weapons.
These being tho first ever produced
In this country and having beer
produced in the stress of war, na
turally were susceptible to many
improvements. However, this ma
terial wus on hand. It was ex
pensive and was capable of endur
ing many years, so. therefore, no
changes of unproven value were
recommended. Hesearch. stud-..
experimentation, and development
were procceueu witn, and until it
was certain that material advances
could be made, no request for
funds were made.
'The director of tho budget and
the last two congresses have assist
ed the bureau, and soon It will be
possible to install for trial afloat
a limited amount of new, Improved.
nnd efficient apparatus. While
the present iinti-nli-craft guns are
(UxridJmitatwib
Safe'
Milk
and Diet
For Infants,
Invalids,
Tho Aged
- atCUitfStune
For all members of the family, children
or adults, ailing or well. Serve at meals.
between meal,, or upon retiring. A nour
ishing, easily assimilated Food-Drink
which, at any hour of the day or night,
relieve fain tn est or hunger. ,
Prepared a t homo by stirring the pow
der in hot or Cld water, Ho Qookini.
Jiiiiriv- J
and Oregon prune prices are todriy
practically as high as opening fig-
IF you want a wrist
watch that can be do
pended on to tell the
time correctly be sure
to select one of the beau
tiful new style BULO VA
WATCHES now on din
play at our store.
We guarantee them
to give complete Mtis
faction.
imB lkm mm
JS5V I Lit.
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Dulon Qu.Hi, Wkkt Gold UUi
U M K1.MIU whlM (oU V17.30
Kulor, Oullrr Vkldt, OoU CM
miHM. mi is e?nrt
IniliKmaul.. j5
U 14 KlU4 kk, aoU MOM
IWIon ChulllT Wtvk, OoU itbd
MwnMl..
U U Kb Mild aktt luU ttOM
We have many other BULOVA Srylcs "I
and shape' (rota .15.00 to 92SOO. J
Euornf: . ore.
927 WILLAMETTE
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BUY YOUR GIFTS
On Our Ten-Pay-Plan
One thing about our Ten-Pay credit plan is that it ia flex
, ible enough to permit your buying all the gifts you have
to buy for the men of your family and your men friends
at this one store with one plan to cover all of your pur
chases. A separate plan for each purchase is not neces
sary. By paying a small amount weekly your Christmas
gifts will soon be paid for, and each of the recipients will
have a handsome, practical and useful gift.
Green-Kilborn Co.
men s wear
825 Willamette St.
Eugene, Oregon
OUR FORTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY
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Capital Stock
(Paid in) , $12,600.00 ,
Individual Deposits . . 13,317.99
Total Resources ..... 25,936.72
Number of Depositors
(Approx) 100
Number of Employees . 2 "
Messrs. T. G, Hendricks and S. B. Eakin opened the
doors of the Bank for the first time on December 16, 1883.
These gentlemen were highly respected and trusted by
their fellow citizens. The start which they so humbly .
made has served as the foundation for our present insti
tution,' . f i
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($On February 27, 1886 the bank was nationalized, tak
ing the name of The First National Bank of Eugene, Ore.,
and has been uncler practically the same management ever
since; in fact it was in that year that Mr. P. E. Snodgrass,
.now president, first became associated with the institu
tion. CjJNo phenomenal success is claimed by the Bank, but
only a steady growth with the Community it has now
served for forty-two years. Our success has been due to
the prosperity of this community and to the faith and. con
fidence which it has seen fit to repose in the Bank.
The recent enlargement of the Bank's quarters is an in
dication" of our faith in the continued growth and pro
sperity of Eugene. Our aim now, as it was in 1 883, is to
grow with the community by carefully preserving our
reputation for upright and conservative principles of
banking. ;
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IflThe Public is cordially invited to join with us in the
celebration of our Forty-Second 'Anniversary which will
be held at the Bank from two till nine o'clock Saturday,
December 19. We hope that new acquaintances may. be
made and old ones renewed. ,'
1925
Capital Stock and nnn
Surplus $ 400,000.00
Individual Deposits 3,827,322.73
Total Resources .. . 4,460,730.81
Number Depositors
Number Employees
10,876
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THE FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Officers
Eugene, Oregon
Directors
P. K. HNODfinABH, rrosldcnt
DAItWIN HUIHTOW, Vlre-I'rns.
W. T. flOKIJON, Vlro-I'ronldont
A. A. ItOflKUH, Cashier
O. A, JiOUdbUM, Ass't Cashier
M. W. HTAnntrCK, Ass't Cnshlor
1'. W. HIIOWN, Ass't Cnshlor
U J, TKMI'I.U, Ass't Cashlor
1.. H, MpCHHADV, Ass't Cashier
W. U. VALKNTIN, Auilllor
A. A. TtOOIOnH
w. n. iiriYHoN
w. t. aonnoN
V H. HNOIK1HAHS
V. I.. CI1AMMH H ,