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RULES OF OREGON RAILROAD COMMISSION srriiEME corirr decides I AI-I'KAL AGAINST ODELL Salem, Or., March 12. In affirm- sing the decision of Judge Burnett, of The following are the permanent el rtrto' Marlon coun rules adopted r.lative to complaints ' se of W. B Morse respon and investigations established by the !. w- ode- PlMt. the new Oregon board of railroad com-. supreme court ha. thrown down the . . i bars for an almost endless chain of mlssloners: , am ... nrf .nniltfons of a similar nature, which, if to have hearings before the railroad claims nd allegations are true, commission upon any question aris ing under the law creating said com mission shall be In writing, and no verbal complaint or application will be entertained by the commission. O 2ti.ti f.nw.la Into ahnll ffinlnln A brief statement of the subject matter j reasons. will force Odell to liquidate more than a score of claims for a refund of money paid on state base lands furnished the applicants by Odell, while acting as state agent, and which later proved Invalid for divers of complaint or application, and be signed by the complainants or appli cants; but technical pleading will not be required. It must be delivered to the commission through the secre tary, or to any member of the com mission by the complainant on appli cant, his agent or attorney, or It may be sent to the commission through the malls. 3. If such complaint or application contains matters which, In the Judg ment of the commission, require in vestigation, the secretary shall file the same by placing his file mark thereon with the proper number and enter the same on the docket. 4. Before causing notice of the time and place of bearing to be issued to the party complained of as provid ed in section 28 of the act creating the commission, the commission may notify the party against whom the complaint 13 maJa of the naiura of such complaint and the party making the same, In order that the cause of the complaint may be removed or remedied without incurring Iho ex pense of a formal trial or hearing before the commission. 5. The party making complaint shall be designated "plaintiff," and the party against whom thecomplalnt is made shnll be designated "defen dant." If the application be "ex parte," the case shall he so stylod with the name of the applicant. 6. The answer shnll be In writing, stating and setting forth In plain and concise language the reason the prnyer of the complulnt should not be nllowed, und must bo filed wllh the commission within ten days of the service of notice of the making of complaint, as provided In section 28 of the net creating the commission, unless a different time shall be pro scribed. For good cause shown tho commis sion may allow answer to bo filed nf ter the expiration of the time afore Bald, but the same shall not operate to delay tho hearing of tho com plaint. 7. Amendments may be allowed by the commission, (n Its discretion, to any complaint, petition, answor or pleading in any proceeding before it. 8. Extensions of time may be granted by the commission, in its discretion. In which to plead of file any paper in any proceeding, upon application therefor and cause shown. 8. Hypothetical questions will not be answered, and requests for rulings In advance of the happening of the events on which predicated, will ordi narily bo denied. The case was brought by Morse, a physician of this city, to recover $640, which he had paid Odell to sup ply him with 640 acres of base lands for the selection of an equal area of other state real estate. The land was picked out, but the selection was re jected by the interior department of the United States on the ground that the state had failed to prove the min eral character of the base, and that no title had ever been obtained to the sale by any of the parties concerned. QUARTER MILLION FROM EUGENE CITY H. Gordon, a Eugene furniture dealer, who owns the northeast cor ner of West Park and Yamhill streets,, is here for the purpose of ar ranging for a five-story apartment house on the property, says the Port land Telegram. The ground plan is 50x50, and the cost of the structure will be about (50,000. The present frame building on the site will be moved bodily to a vacant lot In the western portion of the city. "Several Eugene men have pinned their faith on Portland the past year," Mr. Gordon says, "and it looks as though their investments were go ing to turn out all right. Messrs. Klncaid, Harris, McCIung and myself have invested about $250,000 here." ADVKKTISKI) LETTERS ftOO CO.MI.Vti At tho ngo of 30 your protection policy costs you about $10 annually, and no dividends will over ho de clared after you pay in for 60 ycivia (If rates are not lucrenscd). You will have paid In $960 and supposing death to occur thon, your holrs would receive $1000 sec? But now see ngain. In 1847 James Cassldy took out a policy In tho Mu tual Lifo of New York for $1000: 11 was a life protection policy, but drew dividends. Ills annual premium was $22.40. Cost of protection being equal, deduct samo ($16 from $22. 40), leaving an Investment over cost of protection of $6.4 0 annually. Af ter tho recent death of Mr. Cassldy his claim was paid as follows: Original face of policy Dividend on Investment Dividend drawn in cash by Cassldy $1000 1555 386 Eugene, March 13. Anderson, W. A. (Heirs) Bramman, Marcena. Brooks, Floyd W. Brown, W. J. ' Brown, W. T. Byers, Rolla. Crandull, Henry E. Cutler, C. K. Derfllnger, Vera. Dllley, Arthur. Duden, Ernest. Employers Office. Evans, U'm. H. Flsk, E. L. Ford, Cora E. Hancock, Wm. Hansen, Nels. Hardin, Charles E. Horn, Melissa I. Horsman, Sarah. Hunt, Andrew. Jenson, Anna. Johnson, Gus. Johnston, Miss Mary. Jones, J. n. I.nltd, U. H. Lane, Ada J. MeCnlllHter, M. C. McCurty, H. I,. McCollough, Miss Alma. Mitchell, Cecil. Morris, II. II. Moorls, Scnp. Powell, Susan C. Hees, Eunice A. Itoblson, Wm. Russell, J. E. Shafer, Johnny. Watson, A. B. Worby, David. J. L. PAGE, P. M. After Ten Years. Mr. G. L. Stephenson, of Peter borough, Ont., says: "For over ten years 1 suffered constantly with piles, first itching, then blooding; pain al most unbearable; lifo a burden. Tried everything In vnln till I usod Dr. ijonnhardt's Hem-Koid. "1 hnd taken but n fow doses whon I noticed an Improvement. I dccld- od to keep on, and now, after using three boxes, 1 am glad to say I am completely cured. My general health has also greatly Improved. It gives mo great plensuro to recommend llcm-ltoid (o all sufferers with piles, and 1 feel convinced that what It has done for mo It will surely do for them." Price, $1.00. Dr. Lconhnrdt Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y., proprietors. motTiei vs Tut Til: x Seventh and Onk streets, has open ed under new management. Good board and room by the day, week or month. First-class homo cooking. Chlckon dinner every Sunday, tf MRS. S. Y. ABBOTT. $234 1 j" Total We are now giving Hie samo results on 20, 25 and 30 year endowments by paying a little more each year and then draw the sumo In your own old age. This ought to bring 5 00 young men to my office. Room 2, Savings Hank building, within tho next 2 4 hours. No tax. J. V. ZIMMERMAN, Agent. I want timber direct from owners. No brokers. Can pay cash for real bargalig. No tract too big, none too small, to be considered. In answer ing give location, cruise, percentage, distance from water and transporta tion, title and rock bottom price. If price Is too high yon will never hear from me. Addss "JC," care Guard, Eugene, Oregon. in9-13-16 State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior portlier of tho firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in tho City of Toledo, County and Stnto aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Ca tarrh that cannot be cured by the UBe of Hull's Catarrh Curo. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to beforo me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of De- comber. A. 1).. 1SS6. (Seal) A. W. (U.KASOX, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken inter nally, nnd acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO... T&iedo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Tnko Hall's Family Pills foOcon filiation. O Record Ion plaiting Sfme at reason able prices. Mr). Bert Vincent, 627 Hilynrd street, near East Ninth.. Q 0 Subscribe for The Dally Guard. OASTOHIA. BuntU lte Kmd Ym Hm Mnri iMM COMMERCIAL CLUB HOLDS ELECTION The annual election of officers of the Eugene Commercial Club was held last night with the following re sult: L. L. Whitson, president, re elected; C. S. Williams, vice presi dent; Vern D. Callison, secretary; Darwin Brlstow, treasurer; trustees, F. M. Day, C. A. Wlntermelcr, F. L. Chambers. A committee consisting of Profes sor Leonard, of the university, W. G. Gllstrap and Geo. M. Miller, was appointed to Investigate the source of water supply for the proposed ca nal between this city and Corvallis. Saved Her Son's Life. The happiest mother in the little town of Ava, Mo., is Mrs. S. Rupee. She writes: "One year ago my son was down with such serious lung tro uble that our physician was unable to help him. when, by our druggist's advice I began giving him Dr. King's New Discovery, and I soon noticed Improvement. I kept this treatment up for a fow weeks whon he was per fectly well. He has worked steadily since at carpenter work. Dr. King's New Discovery saved his life." Guar anteed beHt cough and cold cure by W. L. DeLano, Druggist. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. l AMUSEMENTS I 1 A little more than a decade ago the : advent of Charles B. Hanford as a star in the legitimate drama was hail ed by the press of the entire country as an event of great artistic conse quence. Mr. Hanford bad purchased from the estate of the late Lawrence Barrett the scenery, costumes and parts which had been used in the eel 1 ebrated production of "Julius Cae , sar" by the Booth-Barrett combina- tlon. Of this organization Mr. Han ford had become a conspicuous mem ber owing to his delineation of the role of "Marc Antony." It was his I great success In this part which de cided him in his ambition to be a star and since that time each season has witnessed a steady and substantial increase in his popularity, until at present he ranks with the most pros perous players of the day. Each year Mr. Hanford has offered a spec ial production, and in selecting "Ju lius Caesar" for that purpose now he Intentionally presents a play wh'cb j will command his utmost resources both as to its mounting and as to selection of the cast for its in'evpre tation. In addition to Miss Marie ' Drofnah, who has so brilliantly iden tified herself with the Hanford per formances heretofore, and who will I be seen in the role of "Portia," Mr. Hanford has brought together a com- 1 pany of players who may be depended . on to give adequate pictures not only ! it llo zali'.s czi f.ie cvzV.i i "Casslus," but of the minor eliartc-j ters as well. The American m'lid is i Intensely interested in politics, and j "Julius Caesar," the greatest of all j political dramas, has been meeting I I nrlth o A o m a a .nnnllUn lhat la ' ! not only a compliment to the star '. and his company, but a credit to the artistic tastes of the various cities in which he has appeared. "JuWns Caesar" will be seen at the Eugenj theatre on Friday, March 15. Great Reorganization Sale Continues Campbell-Fellman Co., Eugene's complete and exclusive house furnishers, (Successors to H. Gordon) commence the second week of their Great Reorganization Sale. Every article in the $25,000 stock of furniture and housefurnishings reduced. te price a few articles to show what great bargains we are giving: BARGAIN IN CARPETS We offer a surprise that is genuine in our Carpet Department. A good buy by ow carpet man, and we give our customers Table oil clcth, regular 25c values for 20c Nickel plated teapot, regular $1, now 75c B. & H. fine nickel lamp, reg. $2.50, 3 now - $1.75 Granite Wash Basins at 15c Set Vf 3 asbestos Sad Irons, regular ?2.50- $1.75 Combination slop bucket and chamber, regular $1.75, sale SI. CO the benefit of it. A genuine Brussels carpet, worth $J.J5 a yard, special, per yard- The above price is for the carpet sewed laid and lined. ' Subscribe for tlie DAI L V GUARD. A Simple Cure rnr Piles. Pile sufferers know that ointments and other local treatments sometimes relieve but nevor cure. They don't remove the cause. There Is a Utile tablet that Is tnk- fnterually that removes tho cause of piles and cures them, no matter of how lon0 standing. Ask for Dr. L.eonhardt's Hem- Roid (n thousand dollar guarantee geos with every bottle.) Hem-Rold Is the discovery of Dr. Leonhardt, of Lincoln, Neb., one of the most distinguished and successful piiHiciiiuH iu iu wumeru Hiaies. 11 at druggists or Dr. Leonhardt Co., Niagara Falls. N. Y.. proprietors. Worked Like n Cliurm. Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that spicy journal, tho Kntorprlse, Louisa, Va., says: "I ran a nail In my foot last week and at once applied Buck len's Arnica Snlvo. No Inllumntlon followed; tho Salve simply healed the wound." Heals every sore, burn and skin disease. Guaranteed at W. L. DcLano's Drug Store. 2 He. ,1 nalne rasr-are-ts fnr Insomnia, with Wlilcu 1 navi, buen afllU-itit lor ocer twenty Ji-nrs, and 1 can Bay that Cani'itr.-ta liara Klveti ma mora rflllflf Mian any other remedy I bate ever tried. I hall ciTlalnly recommend tliem to rur friends a. Doing all they are represented." Thus. (Jlllard, Elgin. 11L Best For i ne Dowels FImi, TOgUbto. Potent. TMtoGflod. Do (food, ?aiVf ?k,tn kn" or Qlit e- e. "er old In balk. Th tannine tablet ttmmpWd CCO. wm to cur or juar money back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 997 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES I "Vj. CAMDV CATHARTIC Don't Complain I If your chest pains and you arj un ablo to sleep on account of a cough. Buy n bottle of Pi.llard's H ii-ehound Syrup, nnd you won't have any cough. Get n bottle now und that cougli will not last long. A cure for a. I pulmon ary diseases. Mrs. J , Ga'vcaton, Texas, writes: "I can't say enough for Dullard's Horchouni 3yrup. Tho re lief It has given me is all thai it U necessary for me ti oav ' Women of Woodcraft. A special meeting of Eugene circle, No. 16, Is hereby called to meet on Friday afternoon, March 15, at 3:30 sharp, at the regular meeting place for tho purposo of balloting on ap plications and Initiating candidates. A. S. McMUKPHKY, S. J. WILSON, G. N. Clerk. ml 4 XOTH'K TO ODD KKI.I.OWS The Wtmnwhulu encampment. No. li. will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 In Odd Fellows hall for Its reg ular session. There will bo work In the Golden Rule nnd Royal Purple degrees. All visiting brothers cor dially Invited. Signed L. L. WHITSON. C. P. m 13 LONG & CROSS Galvanized Iron Cornice and Skylights Experts in all the branches of Plumbing, Heating- and Tinning. Satisfaction guaranteed. All work done promptly. Prices reasonable. We solicit patronage from out side towns. 625 Willamette Si Phone Black 1521 EUGENE . - ORECON RhMnMBER Every article reduced during our GREAT SPECIAL REORGANIZATION SALE We clean carpets by approved up-to-date methods. All carpets placed in a fumigaling room after cleaning, so all germ life is killed. We repick mattresses by machinery, thoroughly fumigate them and deliver them to you as good as new. Our Prices are Right. Our Goods are Correct. We are Resposible. CAMPBELL FELLMAN C0. Only Complete end Exclusive Housefarrrishers. c . cursors lo n. v-oraon. phone Main 43. Cor. Clive and 8th A Man's Stability... Plumbing Ay Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. Call and let us estimate on your work. a & Hsitzmin la guaged by his financial standing In the community. The one who is identified with some bank in his town and meets ob ligations by check, gains a respect and credit rating that will be a valu able asset if the time ever comes when he feels a financial stringency. Open an account with us and pay your nccounts by check. It is the approved system for conducting both business and personal affairs, as ev ery check comes back as an indis putable receipt. Out of town remit tances may be made by bank wraft, which Is a bank money order. So person outside of the bank will know the size of your account. We offer you safety and liberal and courteous treatment. Eugene Loan and Savings Bank, Established 1392. Capital anJ Surplus $100,000 34 West 8th St, Thone kla;k 1171 ATTKNTIOX Eugene circle, No. IS, Women of Woodcraft, will give an entertain ment in I. O. O. F. Hall the even ing of March 16th. Each member is urged to be present and have the privilege of Inviting two friends who they think will me good members. Members can Qocure Invltatloii cards at W. M. (ireen's gnry itrrre on Wllauioi street. ni!6 Eugene Transfer Co. Successor to Clerks All kind of hauling and tear. vera. Piano nmlof a pcdaltr. Wood tot Sal., kiora. Offlca !t aulrway Boata of Loan and Sating. Ran Oftlc.Til.phon. Sod 1101. Stable, .hon led liM E. P. SHINN WVACnCAL SHOEMAKER. Makes boots and than to order and repairing neatly done. Price reasonable. Good work guaranteed. Shop opposite Postolllce. 26 West oth rtreel. fugen Oregon L. CHAMBEKS, h. e. ankeny President. Vice-President. DARWIN BRISTOV, Cashier. Chambers-Bristow Banking Company Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid Ud Cosh Capital $50,000 Notes and Mortgages bought. Money loaned on approved security. Interest payed on time certiHcata of deposit A general banking business transacted. Carry Your Welcome With You in the shape of a fancy box of exquisite confections. FinJ out quietly what sort of ton bons your friends among tte ladies prefer and you way be positive we have them of such quality as to make friends for you and our sweets. Otto's Confectionery First National Bank OF EUGENE Paid np cash capital and surplus $loO.',0' A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS don. on reasonable term!. Stebt drafTJ oo Chlcaeo San Franclfco and Portland. Bills of Bxchanee on all foteleo couotrtea. Deposits received sub)ect to check or certificate of deposit. All collections Intrusted to us -til! receive prompt attention. T O HENDSCKS. Ptesldent. S S SARIN, Vic. re. fPSNODGRASS Cashlet LUPOrTU Asst Cain BUTTER NUT BREAD An Agreeable Change MILL WOOD 4-Foot and Stove Legths. Leave orders at Hull's, 537 Willamette St or Phone, Main 61. A. F. BARJSARJ) &. CO. Driver will collect on cell very. We guarantee our work in eery ntnliil.. T.' . . ci. r-... ....... fusvutj oiem uye-a Works. u M Leads in Sales 5 cents far loaf If you want delicious things in fancy pastry TRY IT Vw Mr ot tow store 42 9th Wtetft 1 3 1 - ?(mnm - Mai 1 1 UflaWftfcS!TYnHO;OT BAKERY 0 O 0
