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THE EUGENE GUARD
FtnliAff .,.11 ...(... A TV A
num u..u Blf
moon In honor el Mra. I W. Coiner
si us uome or jats. Doaisy. Desutlful
decoration! with place cud and f-
'un win piacea on u uue, A de
lightful luncheon was asrred. The
afternoon waa apcnt with needlework
and Mra. Coiner received many beau
tiful and useful presents. The nuti
were Ura. A. I Van Oedal, Mra. Fa;
lBom Mra. V. A. Emerson. Mra
Mra. 0. W, BeattjfjMra. Hobert ul.
ley. Mra. W. JT Wulte, Mra. Carl
jure, tt oi. uaasr witn we
honor (ueat, Mra. L. W. Oolner and
W. O. Wilson, of the Ford aalaa
(ore mad a business trip Tuesday
to Marahfleld, Coqullle and Iloieburr,
Mra. Wilson accompanied him, celebrating-
her birthday.
j. no cenaingion ciud cleared
uioir uiiKt ana yie loasu last Bat-
. . wnnn ROTTTHKR
hJi Press Staff Correspondent!
WbASMNTO. Calif., Veb zL
JSmpeuchment trial of Judge
""JS for accaptanc. of a f2500
Sgt'om AUnie Bemple McPh.r-
JCKSn vote of tha aMmbly
WSSbS" approved th. action
u i rote of 57 to Jo..
V, assembly roted to Indict Judge
tab or aing as an attorney
2H7 serving aa a Judge, and ob
Surtion of justice, after five hour;
rciud delate, which at the end
IS to break into a fiat fight
K,a enraged legislators.
Row Enda Debate. -
Constantly growing mora acri
.."ouTtbe debate ended In a row
KS Assemblyman . 0. Olowd. ley,
1 Stockton, eole dissenting nieiaber
3 Se original committee which rec
tSiff Judge Uardy's Indict
ZZ. iu not Included In a list of
R?Ma nominated for tha board
5 miaaiara who will conduct Up.
Suhment proceedings. Under the
Eprewion that he Bad been 'dou
bff crossed," Clowdsley jumped to
Mi feet and broke Into heated tirade
uaiMt the other members of the
Snmittee who had opposed Judge
ST-;., While Sneaker Edgar Levey
Solj pounded for order, assembly
mi near UlondBley ouletd him and
unid the utmost confusion the aa
umbly adjourned without naming a
baud of managers.
Almee Denounoed.
1 do not know how I am going
nn thin nuestion." said Ae-
Umbljman E. Q. Adams of Livings
toa, 'but I would freely vofa to 1m
Mich or even imprison tha woman
who is at the bottom of thla filthy
uf Almee Semple McPherson.
Hardly leas scathing was tha
itstement of Assemblyman Henry
HcQulnnes, of Dunsmulr, who Bald,
iollwing a speech by another aa
MOiblyman extolling Mrs. McPher
gn and her Angelue Temple:
"I hate to her.r altars and ehrinee
ji...b.( In th anmn hreath with
QlfltU.B.U " --
thoie money-grabbing nypocritea at
aofeiua j.eniuio
COTTAG EGROVE NEWS
Afternoon Cluba Entertain at
Bridge Partlea
COTTAGE GROVE, Feb. 2L
(PneciaJ) Nichols left Tuesday
lor Asto.-ia to work for the Union Oil
company.
Mr and Jfrs. Wm. Hart returned
te Portland Wednesday after Mr. Hart
kid hla teeth attended to oy ur.
OUude H. Kime.
GtoVeo Griffin, oldont brother of
Mn. Oeo. .McUiieon. Mra. John Orif-
Dlh, Mrs. Jamee Fotts and Albert
wiun oi cottage urove, aiea in
rortland Wednesday, iunoriu ar
ransements will be mada Inter.
Sir. rnd Jlrs. J. L. Beatty returned
Tneoday from Itidgofleld, Wash., and
PorUand, where Mra. Beatty pur
chased a stock of new spring hata.
Mr. and Mrs. Ulen Scott with Mrs.
Yerre Damewood will motor to Port'
land Saturday.
Uri. Walter Fullmer of Dugene la
la town looking after her property on
Wrd atreeL
The Tuesday Evening Study dub
aid ineir annual guest mgnt ruesoay
Bight at the home of Mr. and Mra.
C . Umphrey. A aplendid dinner
was served with patriotic decorations
-d, white and blue sweet peas,
with (lass In honor of George Wash
torton. The game Cootie was played,
air. and Mrs. Chaa. Adams, of Eu-
toe, with Judce H. J. SUInn, were
lueita. Uusbunds of the memlbera
were also inieitn
Mr. and Airs. Jamea 'Lemon and
Mia. lemon's daughter, MIbb Ina
Valentine, were dinner guests with
Hr. and Mrs. D. C. Bosley, Saturday.
nm. .Morciock is putting a vita
SDDOe in the Xrnniia tv.u..a Bf . Si 9 .
W) eipense. This is one of the few
owters In the United States which
will be t0 equipped,
u d "00,i entertained the
j.v cluD Tuesday afternoon
wiuia 1 odork luncheon, at the Col-
Iled carnations and white
were the decorations. Needle
r was the enurulnment of the
arternonn.
ars. n. 0. Bosley and Jfrs. A. W.
Western Lady
Has Problem
. V ruin mnir i. i i s.i-
E?" ' ch, drTn h ,", .7'"
hild A, "no!,M b I'" off wben
Cfo. 'vrish, fretful or
5 th"t tMr stomach
It V ??' "r,l,r-
"ran nr.. I ' ""'ornia
th. 7w '""! tn wnr vvond
tomseh 7Lj ?"""". regulate
i j "r.1 ""nnally, of
Bi.t"1' Children lovi It.
ita n,,n, mothers have proved
!!"' t,i . .""so'tity in over
tl-. . 1 'Pnlv inn...:
.' "lrn ; uw. .
"Iifnrn,,, snrt: "M.v little
best
men
with
bit
and
Fig
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the
these
they
their
rich
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Irf,o,i. t1"1 howela were ai
i.fcve XJSS'T. "Jh",.h." bo
latlon
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i fcva ai AdTl' "ho" h" o
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aaT"" my little boy, with i
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' had
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eon
Page Seven
Charles Walker, grocer of the west
aide, la seriously 111.
iurs. waiter uaugnerty entertained
. Tiiul. .4.. T) : .1 . i
with a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Col
onial Tuesday. Daffodils and white
freiia were the decorations. After the
luncheon they played bridge at the
home of Mrs. Danghertr on west Main
street Mrs. O. J, Ken won high score
and Mrs. Umrrv !U.tmt .H i
Tiled guest
Mrs. inei Meeka will entertain the
Tllllcum club Wednesday night at her
home on Cherry court.
xne rresDytenan congregation had
rtrmrmA dial. .T .
, , , , rr canes-
day night In the church at 6:80. Thla
waa the regular monthly church night
Doheny Family Joins
in rlunkett Funeral
LOS ANGELTAfl Fh 21 nim
The family of Edward L. Doheny,
jr., joined today In the last rites
for Theodore Hugh Plunkett, the
private secretary who murdered him
and then committed suicide.
The crushing blow dealt by Plunk
ett apparently aronaed no bitter
ness among hla former employera,
who expressed only aorrv that hla
life had ended under inch tragic
circumstance!.
ureat wreathe of flowers sent by
Mr. and Mra. Edward Doheny, par
ents of the slain man. were placed
with othera In a mass of floral
orreringa which rivaled those of the
uoneny lunarai niesoay.
Train Wreck Causes
Death of Five Men
PEORIA. Ill F.h. T 0I.B1
Spreading rails caused by severe
com weather was believed respon
sible for the wreck near here today
of the "Miner's Special," in which
five men were cmsned to death and
three scores of othera were Injured,
two probably fatally.
Five conches of the Peoria Rail
way Terminal company epeeUI
umpeu tne traca ana rouea aown a
15-foot embankment
The dead: William Brown. Cecil
Walker, Oharlea Luthy, George WU-
Kinson ana lester Jones.
Phvslcians who treated the in.
Jured in Peoria hospital! tonight
reared that JUert Noel end James
Clark, two of the injured, would die.
ABERDEEN. Wash.. Feb. 21
(U.R) Opium valued at approximately
$150,000, which waa being smug
gled into thla potr on the British
steamer City of Victoria, waa aeized
and in the possession of custom
officers tonight Tho opiam, car
ried In 200 separata cans, was the
largest seizure ih harbor history,
having a retail value of about 1200
Chinese taals.
RADIO I
Eaultabla Savlnta aV Lean All'.
Office. 1st Natl. Bk. Bide. Phone 121
BIGMAN-FELL INSURANCE.
INSURE! WITH HKNRI TBOMP
INSURE WITH HENRY TROMP
THURSDAY PROGRAMS
Oregon Itatlona
KORK (U.l) Eugene 8:30
t. m., dally housewives keuri
1 noon, oonoerti I, Majastla
hour) o (Wedneaday only), Mrs.
Mary Jordan, of The Qers
6:S0, twilight ehaaowei 6:4S,
awa and market reports! 7,
sponsored programs.
KGW (188.6) Portland 0 n. m..
transcontinental j f. Flower jflrla;
745, aports, J. Richardson! T:80,
standard symphony! b:80, Memory
Lane; 9:45, garden talk! 10, band
from KOMO, Seattle! 11, dance
frollo.
KOIN (8101 Portland 0:18 n.
m., Topey Turvy Times club: 6, din
ner concert on tne ueainman uoiei
pipe organ! 7, the Benson hotel or
chestra, under the direction of
Mlsha Pels, playing from the main
nwmg room ox tne uenson aoieii
7:80, program aponsored by the
Arch Electric company; 8, atudio
program; 8:80, Sherman, Clay &
Company, educational program; 8:50,
studio program: 0, Olson nour, solo
ists' nrasrsm: 10. Billys Hawalians;
10:80. Broadwaw theatre dance frolic
under the direct! on ot ueorge Btoii,
from the lounge room of tne Uroad-
wif thearre.
KBX (2B4.1) Portland 10, sketch
and music; 11, features ana music;
1 a. m., dance hour.
California station!
KPO (440.9) San Francisco 8 :80
p. m., Willard Schlndler, baritone; 7,
business talk: 7:16. snorts. Harry
B. Smith; 7:30, Nathan Abas violin
recital; 8, Musical Travelera; 8:80,
Elsie Trautner and assisting tnarru
mentulists: 9. Merton Borhles: 9:30.
Tommy Munroe and Bob Allen; 10,
Trocaderana.
KGO 879.B) Oakland fl n. m..
transconrinentni; 8:80, Bert Marwell,
rhe bird man; 8:45; agricultural pro
gram! 7:80. atandard symphony :
8:80, Memory Lane; 0:80, The
Three Boya: 10, Trocaderans.
KLX r840.7) Oakland 6 o.
concert trio; 7, news; 7:80, the
Kl.X'ns, Bachanal trio; 9, Ma
ado's Hawailana.
KFI (468.6) Lea Angeles B p.
. - .... a .OA V.
in., uniw-'vuvuiouui,, wjruivwu-
ettet 7:80, standard symphony; 8:30,
nrnsrsm! 9:80. concert orchestra. -
. KHJ (883.1) Log Angeles 0 p.
m., organ recital! 6:45. news; 7:80,
concert orchestra! o, ourprise racs
age; 9, symphony orchestra; 10,
dance orchestra; 12, organ and va
riety program.
Washington Stations
KOL (286) Seattle 6 p. m., din
ner nour mnaie ana "newscasang;
6:20, Pacific trads program, by
Trick V Murray; 6:40, Madge Bald
win In "Tliia and That" presented
hv Howell Piano comnnnv. 7. Mel
bourne Trio; 8, talk by police and
fire departments; 8:05, "4-H Town
Orier" and Primer for Town Farm.
ra: -AtIK. Hturllo nroaram: 0. aea-
siona chimes: O.Amos n' Andy; 9:15,
Henry Bhler1! IJkelele Ditties: 9:80,
request hour; 10, Cole McEUroy'a
own dance band. '
KIR ISfmi) Seattle 8 n. m.
nnvAltv. nhnnnemnh Drocrnmt 9. Co
lnmblana, musics 10, sketch and
music; 11, feature! end music,
a. m dance hour.
FRIDAY PROGRAMS
KGW (488.6) Portland 6 p. m,
tranacontlnentali; 7:80, Melody Boya
to KOniO and EHU: 8. NBC Dro
gram; 9, studio program; 10, atudio
program! iu:au, juooi irwie rrouc.
KOIN (819) Porthuid 0:10 p. nt,
Topiy Turvy Times club 6, dinner
concert on tne neatnman notet pipe
ftrnn: 7. The Benson hotel orchestra,
under the direction of Mlsha Pels,
Dlaylnr from the main dining room
of the Benson hotel. 7:80, studio
program; 9, Studio program, featur
ing Baulah Smith, soprano, and Ken
neth Teeter, baritone I 10, MoElroy'i
Oregoniana from Cole Mohllroy's
Spanish ballroom.
JthJX (264.1) Portland 10, Neapo
litan Nlghtsi 11, Oapersi Strings!
lauce hour.
Llalllomia q rations
m., NBO programs 7UW, Ban Jose
Ut... r.ll... .U ,.IK H KHTl nin-
grain I 9, KPO mlxad quartet in light
opera 10, dauos baud; 11, Trocadur-
'kOO (879.5) Oakland 0 . m..
tranaoontlnentaiai 7liUX The Olym
pians! 8, NBO program: 9, "The Jinx
Mate, KUO pUyerai 10, wests rn Ar
tist series concert! u, uotel uiaxe
mont Berkeley, orchestra.
KLX (840.7, Oakland 6 p. m.,
concert trloi 7, nawai 7:80. the
KJjX'na : 8, John Wherry Lewis quin
tet! 9, Helen Wegmaa Lewis, pisno
recital ; 6:80, musical program! 10,
Fleur de Iila orohsatra.
KFI (4661.6) Los Angeles 0 n. m.
transoontlnentalai 8, JNUO program;
9, concert orchestral 10, dance music.
KHJ (888.1) Loa Angeles 6 p. m.
organ recital; 6:40, new!; 7, concert
orchestra: 8, program; 9, continuity
program. Van Newklrk; 9:80, pro
gram; 10, dance orchestra; 12, or
gan and dance program.
Waahrngton 8tatlons
KOL (286) Seattle 6. Dinner
Hour Muaic: Automobile dub News;
"Nowwxiiting," 6:80, Pacific Trade
Srogram, by Trick ft Murray; 6:46,
ladge Baldwin In 'Thla and That'
presented by Howell Piano Co.; 7,
Ken Stuart's "Thirty Minutes of Sun
shine," sponsored by llielen Ardelle
Csndr comnany: 7:30, Old Timer's
hour; 8, studio program; 8:80, talk
bv police and fire departments; 8:35,
atudio program; 9, Amos n' Andy;
FISH
, Phone 868
Friday Special
Salmon, pound .25c
Halibut, pound ....... . . 25c
Ling Cod, pound ,20c
Crabs, each. .25c
Clams, pint 25c
iiasKen Meat MarKet
FRBS DELIVERY
904 OUve Phone 868,
m
Ilimltegirntty
In diamond pnrohasea most buyers
mast depend on the integrity of the
jeweler who sells the stone. Few peo
ple are able to judre diamond valuos.
It is important for a diamond pur
chaser to be able to depend on the
dealer's integrity to tell him the true
worth of a stone. You may buy with
satety here.
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If It oomei from Skill'! It mutt b good
tf,lll-
'01 D W .flrJT
9 lis. Hotel Butler Indiana, from Ho
tel Butleri 10, Sessions Chlmesi 10:10
Studio program by Columbia Brewing
companyt 10:80, request houri 11,
Tucker'a Bverstate band.
KJR (800.1) Seattle . Dinner
muaici 8:80, musical features', 10,
Neapolitan Nlghtsi 11, Capers:
Htringsi Dsnce Hour.
'
Lucy Banning Dies
in Florence, Italy
LOS ANOBLBS, Feb. 2L UJ0
Luoy Banning, thirty years ago the
balls of southern California and the
toast of Loo Angeles, died today In
Florence, Italy, of pneumonia, her
relatives here were notified.
Four marriages kept her name tn
the limelight, and at the time of
her death she wse Lucy Banning
Ota, wife of a Japanese student.
The world could not overlook her
euccesslve romances, but It always
forgave. She was the daughter of
Oeneral Phineas Banning, pioneer
operator of atage coach Knee.
Automobile Insurance Hugh Barle
Getting Insurance 7 See Hugh Eerie
Investigate Oar loans
Payments $10 per thoussnd inc. 7
McKY & GILFKT. 17 E. 8th
F1L80N
Logging and Outing Clothe.
They are beet.
HENDERSHOTT'S
PIYE DAYS FOR DOUBLING
LOS ANGELES, !"!. ilr-OlJO
Delmar Doodrige, local attorney,
waa aantenced te five days in Jail
for contempt of court when be sub
stituted a double for a defendant in
a minor liquor violation cue in
municipal court today,
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
CHICAGO, Feb. SI. (U.R) Mra.
Once La Kocco, 88. a widow, was
burned to death when trapped in
her room by fire today. The widow
lived alone In tha house, a two-story
frama structure. Sparks from a
small besting atove were b!lloved to
have caused the fire.
A Strength-building
Food For
Feeble People
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Rich In
All Cod-liver Oil
Vitamins
go! h Bowne, BloweiUM. W.J. fO-B
an
After a Bad Gold or the Flu the system is weak
ened and requires a tonio . . . ALLEN reoommenda
the following:
Nyal Wild Cherry and Cod
Compound . .,.$1.00
Wampole'a Cod
Liver Oil fcxtraot
Norwloh Mux nd Iron Com
pound,
100 Tab. .
$1.00
Nyal
Creophua
We
Dillver
$1.00
$1.50
Several Others at Various Prices.
Munyon'e Paw- f ft ft
Paw Tonlo 4 I aUU
Ironlxod Yeaet, (I ft ft
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Deliver
83 E. Broadway
Phone 232
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
A TOWER OF STRENGTH
1928
Assurances in force, (net) $1,896,915,000
An Increase of $408,925,000
New Assurances Paid for
An Increase of $1 12,836,000
Total Income -
An Increase of $41,972,000
Surplus earned during the
Year
441,244,000
144,747.000
Payments to Policyholders
and Beneficiaries
40,264,000
49.920,000
66,938.000
422,020.000
Surplus and Contingency
Reserve - -
An Increase of $9, 1 57,000
Total Liabilities - - -
(Including paid up Capital)
Assets, at December 3 1 st,
1928 - -An
Increase of $87,652,000 .
Rate of Interest earned on
mean irrvested assets (net) 6,58
DIVIDENDS TO POLICYHOLDERS INCREASED FOR
NINTH SUCCESSIVE YEAR
The Company hat also inaugurated ih practk of Paying a tptcki
. . 3 I fl a . J tt . J1; a -
ytan ht jam, ttmtimaHnt by aeatk or maturity
488.958.000
UNITED STATES BRANCHES
AD policies payable in United State funds at
the following centres:
Alton, nL
Atlanta, Gil,
Baltimore, Md,
Birmingham, Ala
Boston, Mass,
Chicago, UL
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohkv
Columbus, Ohio.
Deaves, Cola,
Dcs Moines, Iowa.'
retisjit, Mich.
BaTflle, Iod.
Gnnd Rapids, Mkh.
Greensboro, N.C
Hooolulu, TJ3.
IwHanapoIss, Ind. ,
Jadtaonrflle, Fla. '
Jersey City, N J.
1 Angeles, CaL
Louisville, Kf.
Marquette, Mich,
Mioneapolis, Minn.
Newark, N J.
Mew Haven, Conn,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Portland, Me,
Portland, Ore
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Rktmood, Va. '
8aginaw, Mich. '
Ban Frandsco, Cat
Scran toa, Pa.
tattle, Wash, .
Spokane, Wash,'
6t Louis, Mo. '
Toledo, Ohio.
Washington, D.G. ,
Wieellng, W.Va,
Wilmington, DeJL
Yakima, Wash. 1
Tha Companr malntahw on depoaft .vtA
United States Trustees approved ecorities lo excess
of the net liability to American policyholders.
Total lavesuiienta fai United States secuiitie
$225,000,000.
EXTRACTS FROM DIRECTORS' REPORT
. . . After deducting amounts re-eaaured, the
total assurances in force now amount to tli896
915.9i4.S7, an Increase of $408,925454.43. Poli
cies in fofce number 633,240, and in addition,
136,293 certificates of assurance are held by
employees of corporations and firms under the
group plan.
While every field of operation contributed its
full share to these impressive advances, the
rapid development of oar business in Great
Britain and the United States is especially note
worthy. The generous reception of our Com
pany in countries served by powerful domestic
institutions is particularly gratifying, as testify
ing to widespread appreciation of our record
and services.
. . , The amount paid to policyholders since
organisation, together with tne amount at pres
ent held for their security or benefit, exceeds
the total amount received from them in prem
iums by $111,370,229.10.
The strength and resources of the Company
have been still farther enhanced.
The net rate of interest earned on the mean
Invested assets, after making provision for in
vestment expenses, has risen to 6.58 per
cent. Dividend increases, bonuses, and stock
privileges, accruing on many of the Company's
holdings, contributed substantially to thla gra
tifying result.
A net profit of $1 1,028,854.59 has been eallzed
from the redemption or sals of securities which
had risen to high premiums.
The securities listed in the asset have been
valued at figures substantially below the values
placed on them by the Government. This under
valuation of our securities represents an import
ant safeguard against possible advene market
fluctuations, additional to the reserves specifi
cally provided against that contingency.
We are again able to report that on the bonds
and preferred stocks listed in the assets not on
dollar, due either as interest or aa dividend, is in
arrear for a single day; while the dividends ac
cruing to common stocks exceed by several
million douars those payable on the same stocks
at the thne of purchase.
The surplus earned during the year, based on
the values given in the accounts, amounted to
$40,264,088.52.
$10,000,000. has been deducted from the
already heavily marked-down value of securi
ties, aa additional provision against possible
fluctuations, increasing the amount so set aside
to $20,000,000.
The special ameuat set aside as a Habfflty to
provide for unforeseen condngescles has bees
maintained at $12,500,000.
$15,822,339.65 has been paid or allotted as
profits to policyholders during the year.
After making all deductions and allocations,
$9,157,964.14 has been added to the undivided
surplus, bringing the total over liabilities,
contingency accounts, and capital stock to $54,
438,862.48. The continued prosperity of the Company
enables your Directors to announce, for the
ninth successive year, a substantial increase in
the scale of profits to b distributed to partici
pating policy-holders during tne ensuing year.
In addition, vour Directors have Inaugurated
the principle of granting a Special Dividend on
participating policies maturing after having
been in force tea years or longer. This new
bonus will enable policyholders or beneficiaries
whose withdrawal h occasioned by the maturity
of policy contracts, to participate in the accu
mulated surplus which it has not aa yet been
considered prudent to divide.
The effort to provide life assurance at the
lowest net cost obtainable has been increasingly
appreciated. Our policyholders will be gratified
by this further evidence of our desire that the
Company's prosperity shall be fully shared by
Ita members.
SUN . LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY. OF CANADA
C. V. SMITH, Dfetekk Macfees
205 Tiffany Bldg., Eugene
nnin
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