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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE REGISTER-GUARD Paje Six SIDE GLANCES Tractor Company In New Quarters AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IPubLUbod ovarr tvtnlna ar.1 Buodasi cdito ajto rvBiMBza aiioo u. UAMAOINO EDITOa WU11M0 U. Tusmaii rsnrS Slavics uim PTt. Uoltad Proa, HXMBrJi Audit ButMu of CUculauoaU. Willakenzie Will See Two Plays Two one-act comedies will be reasonably secure and to carry on employment is less government meddling a government that will umpire the game without getting tangled with the players.

But why argue about this conference which is after all little more than another political gesture! i If The Slate Tractor and Equipment company, formerly located at 83 Seventh avenue east, Eugene, has taken up permanent quarters READER EDITORIAL Th, WW fllMffl POllCT Ui, compl.t, Imp.rtlol ilwiTon akS MM Tha Rur-Gurd ol(r their opinion, on rv.nu o( lh. in and of ImpMUi.c. la Ui. cominunitr. ndvorlm to candid l.ut t.lr nd help-fij Id th, dovelopment ol eonitrtjctlve community policy.

BATTLESHIP OREGON MEMORIAL EUGENE. (To the Editor) Among your numerous and praiseworthy editorial, aimed at saving the woodland loveliness of Spencer Butte, given by the Willakenzie Wide Awake 4-H club at the Willakenzie grange hall, Friday, Feb. 4, 1 8:00 o'clock. One will be "Who Says a comedy, given bv the following cast: Louise Den- ning, Bob Hill, Donald Michael, (Joyce Davis, Marjorie Jensen' Clement Howell. I "Goof another comedy.

which is being presented by a east of older 4-H members will be eas: as follows: Helen Michael, Geral- one very important argument is strangely missing; at least, I fall to find it in your column. It is this: assuming Its cover to be a healthy stand of in the Oregon Electric Kanway passenger depot at Fifth and Willamette streets, it was announced Thursday by C. J. Langmack, manager. New quarters will permit a large and well lighted show room as well as outside display of their Allis-Chalmers tractors, road building, loggers and contractors machinery and equipment.

The building will be remodeled, doors being widened to permit entry growing timber, there is no apparent reason why the money paid out to purchase it for Eugene should not and could not he regarded as an investment bringing in dividends of cold cash from time to time, as well as incalculable returns in Lane county will be asked to join with the rest of the state of Oregon during the ten days from next Monday, February 7, through Thursday, February 17, in building a fund which will provide a permanent resting place for the historic battleship Oregon. It is proposed to establish a park on the waterfront in Portland. The battleship will the central feature of this area which will be landscaped and maintained as a memorial. Governor Martin has named E. C.

Sammons, of Portland, chairman of a into the show room of large equipment. The Slate Tractor and Equipment company will display in their atam itwai ranees caier, isaomi Calef. Candy and pop-corn are to be sold between plays and different types of entertainment will be furnished by Leland Chase, Joar. Davis, Molly Chase, Geraldine Chase and Helen Michael. beauty, recreation, and other less tangible values.

By wise, selective cutting, located over long term of years, the mature trees could be harvested from time to time without In any way impairing Its scenic or protective uses. As a city owned and managed forest, It would be anything but a novel and untried idea. Muni cipal forests arc common in Europe, and have a counterpart In America as well, particularly In new quarters Allis-Chalmers tractors in sizes ranging from the one-plow type to any size desired, in the biggest of logging and contractors equipment. A full and complete line of agricultural equipment will also be on display at all times. The parts room will some of our eastern These communities would not think of parting with their forest play grounds.

A. T. OSBORNE. WASHINGTON LETTER carry a complete line of parts for all of their farm and tractor equipment and will feature day and night service. Two carloads of equipment are scheduled to arrive this month with several more Rap Jb-.

to follow soon after. Frank Jones To Head Masonic Group Trank Jones was elected venerable master at the annual election of the Scottish Rite lodge of perfection Tuesday evening. Other elected officers are Lionel W. Trommlltz, senior warden; J. o.

Gerot, junior warden; A. L. Williamson, almoner; Darwin Bristow, treasurer, and J. Ernest Field! secretary. The appointive officers will be announced later.

Sam R. Mosher, a thirty-third degree Mason, was presented with a jeweled witch charm in honor of his work as past master of each of the four bodies of the Scottish Rite Masons. The Slate Tractor and Equip I IbsB mtJUuHJUaKMJUMliiija 1 ment company maintains branch offices in Marshfield, Roseburg and Klamath Falls. M. C.

Slate, "Aren't you gentlemen about ready for a spot of tea? By RODNEY DUTCHER (Register-Guard Washington Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Feb. 3. Now the New York Stock Exchange knows what it Is likely to get from the Securities Commission as operated under Chairman William O. Douglas. The SEC has just whammed down on bear raiding and short selling by ordering that short sales be made only at a price above the last transaction in the stock concerned.

SEC did this, however, on no mora information than that which the exchange Itself already had gathered. Here's the story behind the ruling: After studying short sales for two sample weeks last fall, the Stock Exchange made a statement which appeared designed to dress up facta and figures to make them prettier than they really were and to bury some of the most significant SPENCER BUTTE (Shall We Let It Pass?) Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ir-vin and daughter Thelma, Mr.

and Mrs. O. L. Stacy and daughters Little did Spencer know, in days Carolyn, Janet and Ellen. Mr.

and of old Mrs. Will Irvln, Mrs. Verna Peter- That he had scaled a mount of son. 'rvln Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.

gold. Martin Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. But we, today, both young and I Benson and daughter, Marilyn and Black is the worst color lo phases. for the ton of an antnmohUu ho inally, the Stock Exchange statement said.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Irvin and fam old.

cause of its heat-absorbing quali- ily. large committee of citizens to carry out this project. Mr. Sammons is an old friend in Eugene because of his long and capable service as a member of the state board of higher education and his interest in the University. This is another case where there is no "quota" for Eugene or Lane county; the appeal is for purely voluntary offerings, but to have Lane county do its full share in this project will be also a matter of pride.

The battleship Oregon did much more for American history than to help sink the Spanish fleet at Santiago forty years ago this coming July 3. The vessel which was named for this pioneer state had a good deal to do with the building of the Panama canal which has meant so much to the development of the Pacific coast. There was no Panama canal on March 18, 1898, when Capt. Charles E. Clark in the Oregon received orders to proceed from San Francisco to Key West for service with the Atlantic fleet in Cuban wters.

The Oregon travelled the 14,133 nautical miles around Cape Horn in 68 days a record breaking exploit at the time. The following spring, the Oregon went back round the Horn to join Dewey at Manila. It was the battleship Oregon which made th people of the United States, especially those of the eastern seaboard, aware of the military and economic necessity of the Panama canal. The Oregon, weighing only 10,288 tons and capable of only a little more than 15 knot! an hour, was an ancient by 1917, but ah nevertheless saw active duty throughout th World War. Not until 1925 was she dsrfinitely ordered out of commission and offered to the people of this state as a relic.

Albany president of the local concern, is also president of the Willamette Tractor company, in Albany, serving Linn, Benton, Lincoln, and southern Marion counties with Allis-Chalmers equipment. C. J. Langmack, local manager and a lieutenant and pilot in the Air Corps Reserve, announced that plans for the summer include the use of an airplane in their service to modernize and facilitate connections and service with branch offices in Marshfield, Roseburg and Klamath Falls. Mr.

Langmack was one of the pioneer pilots in the commercial flying days on the Pacific coast. His brother, D. F. Langmack, remembered in Eugene by his former connection with the Eugene airport, is now flying out of Chicago. the figures would be turned over to the Twentieth Century Fund for analysis, and the SEC could look at them if it so desired.

SEC members ues. wnite is a good practical cotnf heea.ts If rfleef Have found up there the Mount's true gold. I ask you then Shall We Let It Pass? heat, rut does not absorb it. looked on that as a back-handed slap and prompt ly went to work on their own analysis. Rule Carries Penalty TRIBUTE JUNCTION CITY.

(To the Edi- YOTI Cfln whin One eream This Butte sublime, erect, serene The result was the first trading rule which you can't beat our milk. Echo Stands ever guarding our peaceful word 0( to tne niverview SEC actually has promulgated for the Stock Ex nouow Dairy, fn. 2933-j-z. Eugene, change. The rule carries penalties for violation and In this punitive feature differs from rules Imposed by exchanges "in co-operation" with the SEC.

Although the She doesn say so, it concluded that 11 members of the New York exchange were bear raiding in a distressed market, pushing down the whole list by concentrating on bellwether or Women's club that I wish to have put in the Mail Bag. Thanking you very much for the same. I remain, respectfully yours, To the Women's Club of River-view Greetings and thanks we wish to send, Through the Eugene Register-Guard Junction City Women's club extend. We were pleased to have you with leader stocks day after day. It isn suggested that Board Denies Mercer District Petition Its duty there by God assigned Is ever true from base to timber-line.

I ask you then Shall We Let It Pass? Spencer Butte whom clouds enshroud To our grand-heirs should be endowed. Easily will they like you, its beauty find And loudly proclaim, this scene Divine. I ask vou then Shall We Let It Pass? there was any concerted effort to discredit the administration, but It has been demonstrated that hears pushed the market well below points where For Chest Colds Distressing cold in chest or throat, never safe to neglect, generally eases up when soothing, warming Mus-terole is applied. Better than a mustard plaster, Musterole gets action because it's NOT just a salve. It's a "counter-Irritant" stimulating, penetrating, and helpful in drawing out local congestion and pain.

Used by millions for 30 years. Recommended by many doctors and nurses. All druggists'. In three strengths: Regular Strength, Children's (mild), and Extra Strong. Approved by Good Housekeeping.

it could hove Been held by public support. hhort selling Is sale of stock which the seller doesn't own, In expectation of decline to a price at The petition of a number of residents of Mercer school district to annex 500 acres of land in the western part of that district to the Florence school district was denied by the county district boundary board at a special meet- And enjoyed all to a great extent. Thanking you one and again For the helping hand you lent. which the seller can buy and deliver. A parallel would occur if A were to sell an automobile to for 51500 In anticipation that automobiles would be cheaper.

A would then borrow a car from an automobile company, deliver it to and collect the $1800. but a similar car for S1000 If the nrice dropped to that point, give It to the automobile company and pocket $500 profit. Of course that 1A The courtesy you have shown to us We view its beauty, accept its FUla our heart with glee. guard. we more can realize fellowship Forgetting it seems this Gift of tt opens our eyes to see.

We enjoyed your music very much We Climb its peak-and. resting For their lovely words and tunes there, realize more-its grandeur Your acts and plays gave all a sort of thing doesn't occur in the automobile business. But it used to go on in the stock market. Trade Treaty Hila Japan DAVENPORTS RECOVERED FURNITURE REPAIRED APPLEGATE'S wfc cuucsudjr ici i luuii Hearing on the petition was held Tuesday. The land proposed to be annexed to Florence has an assessed valuation of $4250 and one school child would have been affected had the action been taken.

I I thnll consummation of a reciprocal trade treaty with Great Britain Is now virtually certain and so 1 i 1 we hear ITS Likewise your delicious prunes. llth 3c Will. Phone 861 prayer To VOU All there ic fl u.olmmo Will They Let Me Hoping you will come without a Oh God Pass? pica, HARRIS. For all will feel more hannv EDWIN 4S5 West 11th Ave. When each other we can see.

(Mrs.) NORA M. WRIGHT. SPRINGTIME PRAYER is the fart that its terms will be of no comfort to the Japanese. Tariff concessions made In such treaties by the contracting nations at once become applicable to the goods of other nations, although they're made on commodities which the two signatory countries are most interested in exporting and those which they can most expediently import from each other. But pains are being taken to sec that no provisions In the Anglo-American treaty open the way to any discernible quantity of Japanese products.

Lower duties will not be stated as applying only to given items manufactured in Birmingham. Manchester or Leeds, but that's more or less the Ktnera idea. Definitions of imDorUi noon which What to do with the Oregon has been a prob-Im ever since. For years she has swung at muddy mooring under the Broadway bridge at Portland, and legislatures have wrangled over the cost of her upkeep. But hundreds of thousands of people have hunted Out this old "bulldog of the navy." The present plan to lift the old hulk out et the.

water and mount it in a park is something like what Boston has done in restoring and preserving the Constitution These days there may be some who will cry out against "monuments of war." The battleship Oregon stands for much broader accomplishments. She helped to build the West, and as Governor Martin says, "she stands for living principles upon which the American people have grown groat." The Oregon was also a pioneer. "LITTLE BUSINESSMEN" in UPROAR R. L. Handbook at New A.

R. Dotson's, TODAY WE ANNOUI i The weeks of winter were so long and still Till a man of God came teaching, prayer and song, Our souLi will ne'er agnin feel rold 'and chill For it will vanish like the mist Valentines Valley Prlntlnr Co. A NEW LOWEST PRICE this country grants them will be closely restricted to British types. HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE before the sun, Iy)rd, may our souls bud as flow- tn in springtime rain Bring Madness to the weary wait- ing earth And tell men that salvation Is free of p.iin, 'Tis all paid for by his holy birth, Come one and all; what comfort In that sound HUDSON utininM TamsBkM HUDSON Sx Caused by Tired Kidneys Mm of thoM i. i nav.

1 And when he comes let not one pft oid hy t.r! ftiiiajt tmomtj ajmramun reinven atifn i--a I In rttH tT, i i w-tll be asleep The most important Increases of American exports as a result of the treaty will be In wheat, barley, fruits, lumber, tobacco, canned goods and rice. The British will be shipping us. In return, more manufactured goods, primarily specialties In cotton, wool, nlk and rayon and in iron and steel items. (Copyright. 1538.

NEA Sen-ice. Ir.c 1 AN EDITORIAL ON HKA1.TH Ey DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Ed. the Arr- in Medical Amo- ifs r. the Health Magazine 1 Many elder people can remember the time walk wai delivered by the farmer himself In tara can from which he poured the dally milk tr.at left at the kitchen or.

In uvea days mil often was visibly dirty, i.M even strained to remove such matter. I i V- -Siny may he safer than 'ooki because the latter 7 '-J which are Invisible. Certain aabmfcs of disease In both Europe and the have been traced tn milk produced 'I rn conditions. fl i'rrr-1 mponsihl for dangerous milk may Saviour we have found i Treasure In our hearts to guard i If lht i milM saws' tub, ood sitn and keen i Ttrwrk worta matta, hi. happy soul singing In the rain tack.ch,.

rb.um.ifn i ri p.p ud THE BIGGEST CAR THE I.Ike spring, and owers and VLXKZ I' Alk for Doae't llrTy Bfi heaven after pain. DOU.IE MABE. nib. uad uafu ytmn. Thay mm hppv relief Wifl help tfc.

PRICE FIELD HAS EVER ut (run the blood. (Jet I'ttlst. THE SMOOTHEST RUNNING iM nd'Ic the row. from the It it an encouraging indication that we I are still a nation of rugged fU ragged) in- dividualists that this powwow of "little businessmen" at Wuhizguxi far produced little the preeerUr.t iceix- hi tradition cfjte tUr -i. WV.n 5 OS hi i taw Irr: Sulrnw; in 'it' MMMktMtfl Attr i i.iv.

v. fitar. aimn MU OS (M'vumtf jrnirr mnv iuniB BfrfJ ottxn mji. af (. An uuou drvftiupnxnt f.ijf." to nud tin inibli tutou'V great taw ftt jhmwhim.I to oojttroi thorn va.1' uiuiiiwan viu.

m. to jp-prettt run legitimate but the worst Ilk winct atfl.ti Artientan buaiiiesr are no; tluar of tjaj i.M big or i cmal: tut', whtoi attuct all bujenew tn eomrv' The Utttt buameoaruat at eon- earned the bur snot with the mountine who hanrti- milk, or from the supply. STURDIEST! THE SAFEST ONE OF THE MOST EC0N01 There Is no question but that milk today Is rn used to be. Partly because of i inly as a result of education, milk rw- prrtduced under much cleaner conditions t.ien formerly. Vet even with such cleanliness there i jrtu dnger of contamination with dangerous f-rst plare.

even if the milk is taken 'V' I 1,1 a. aa .1 1 ei 1 ir Biooesf and Rmtt Sou nwnsn of Leading Lowest Priced Cars.) untouched by human i considerable number wn ire iiflder of a cow r.and. it may still contain farm i I jiu-i-'i. To prtent them from reaching the consumer, "efore. the germs must be destroyed within the milk Itself Fortunately, the germs ordinarily present In milk produced under clean conditions usually are not harmful.

AT WALTER VILLE WALTKR VILLI, Feb. 3 (Special) Mrs. George Marx has left with a party of friends for San FranctsCO for a week's visit. A family dinner In honor of Mr. and Mis.

Olio Johnson from South Dakota was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Irvin In Springfield and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Totter snd Mr. and Mrs. A. T.

Faston and daughter Gail were guests there for the day. The visitors have left for their home nfter visiting in OreRon since Christmas eve. Other family reunions and dinners have been held during their stay and Wednesday noon a family dinner was given In their honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Irvin In Eugene.

Other guests for Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes. Wayne Holmes. Ivan Holmes and F.laine Personal To Fat Girls Now you cn tllm Jwt.

vour fa.f ami flfur without Btrlct dictinf cr -rnsibly ami tak 4 .1 pr- cription T.K.sti a day until yon Um Iot enough fat then stop, Marnmla Pr CJlptioa Tablet con tain th nmt Ument prencribevl bv moat doctor lo traatlna- thalr fat patient. MUltont of people have need thm IVn't lit other think ml hae no punk and that ytir w.H.pewr I aa flabby ai our fieer-Mart w.th If limit tMav an! r. the ndtT. Utly Orur ruhtful Tonight The POOLE Musicale of the Air with Charles P. Poole and the Children's Half Hour Hollis Hoven Organist 7:00 P.

M. Station KORE To produce a milk that Is at clean as possible. bur tic. Vv such hi in uirnsus involved must be strnliicd by boil. KiTsT lyr- aa.

things. ttiat undivided surplus tax which nung. or by the use of chemicals. For nicn jihemiral sterilisation various compounds of chlor- WM a sort oJ siiptjuii iunc tl.e big are ordinarily used. The objection to chlorine is I pF If any, 1 I that some of it may be left tn the can.

An excess chlorine will give a bad taste to the milk, and 1U destroy uch vitamin as may be present To i'rrcnt the growth of germs in the milk, it must rnputiy cooled and kept cool during its trans-pactaJ4ea from the cow to the consumer. In such countries as Switserland and Sweden nrly all milk sull distributed in large containers anj loose either in the shop or on the street. Sucn distribution of milk la d.naemua. sine pigeons but has proved aim-jet disastrous to the little ones. The little Is perhaps even more concerned than his big and powerful neighbor with the labor wars which have been b) Eftw Deal.

And perhaps the thing which the little businessman or anybody else needs least of all is more credit even though the banker is to be a benevolent government. Whit the little buMneasmau ueeii lu be BUCKNUM MOTOR contamination occurs when it is transferred from lre vessel- to smaller ones. Under such circumstances it Lt not possible to provide sterile 8TH PEARL.