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. 'HE i "OREG01T DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1808. 14 SIDELINE STORILS f : J OF GREAT NORTHWEST , -V ' EASTERNERS SETTLE ' Influx Continued to Ideal Colony at Wolf Credit. (Special Dispatch to Th Journal. ; Grants Pass, Or.. Dec 10. A number 'Of families have arrived here from the . . . i. - Lrin Hiv,aci with t h A Tde&l .iolony, being- established a,t Wolf Creek. In Wolf Creek valley, in the northern nd of Josephine county. Th. colony is beins. founded under the direction of Jtev. w. w. Pimm. . Z.v. -1 farms wprn mir Mllltr nr i oi ...... . viiH and subdivided Into smaller tracts, and the members of the Ideal ' rolonv win turn ineir cuieut"u ime the climate and lands of Wolf Creek valley are well adapted. Only Christian . 1 1 m InaMA tViA rrtlATlV. and no saloons or places of vice will ba Of the most picturesque bbcuuiib ui southern Oregon, and Is on the main line of tho Southern Pacific PARK FOR EUGENE acres sold for S 16,000 and where many orchardlsta are holding their orchards at a valuation of $2000 per acre. GERVAIS IS ACTIVE Espee Ground to Be Beautified bj ' Citizens. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Eugene. Or., Dec. 10. Eugene will riava a aolendld Dark at the Southern Pacific depot grounds by spring. The 'promotion department of the Commer- 'oIhI flub has lust completed arranae menta with General Manager O'Brien of the Harrlman ltnea in uregon wnereny tha rlnh in allowed to beain the work of beautifying the grounds and laying ' off tha park, which will be several acres In extent, fians lor me improvement ' have been adopted. Twelve hundred yards of loam will be needed to surface the grounds so that shrubs, tree and (rasa wiu grow. DOUGLAS NEW CITr The Espee Will Erect a Station at Sutherlin. ' ' ' (Special Dtapateh t Tha Journal.) ' Oakland. Or., Dec. 10. Superintendent VI elds and other Southern Pacific offi- ': clals. accompanied by an official of the Sutherlin Land &. Water company, went. out to the new townsite at ttutnernn Monday to locate the ground on which the new etaiion is to, be built. Work will commence at once on the station building, which will be constructed of concrete and finished Inside with natural Oregon nr. The railroad company will also begin construction on a passing tracjc ana awucnes. - ? MILITIA COURT UPHELD I: Pztrate Lotos Must -Pay His Fine of $30. (Special Dispatch to Tfis Journal.) Aberdeen. .'Wash., Deo, 10. Private E. T. Lovos of company G, Washington National Guard, who was found guilty by a delinquency court for failure to attend the encampment at American laks this year, and was fined 130, has lost his SDoeal to the superior court. Judge Irwin holds that the county court 1a without Jurisdiction in th matter, as Lotos was a regularly enlisted member of the state militia. There is no further appeal possible, unless to the gov The court had Imposed a sentence of a 3U nne or zo days in Jan. i.ovos naa paid the fine. He will now pay the costs of the suit. The case has at tracted state wide attention, as it Is be lieved to have determined the power of militia court martlala in dealing with delinquent members. $1000 AN ACRE V Twenty Acre Hood River Fruit Farm . la Sold. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Hood River. Dee. 10. Another Hood River fruit farm was sold yesterday, when J. H. Hellbronner & Co. disposed - of SO acres of the Pierce Cox place for 120.000 to E. T. Neal. an Iowa man. In some respects this is considered one of i the highest priced orchard land sales i that has taken place at Hood River, as but 10 acpes of Mr. Neal's purchase are " In bearing. The other 10 acres are in young trees that will not bear for sev eral years. The orchard is situated in :the famous east side belt, where 10 NEW PRESIDENT OF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY (Special Dlapateh to The Journal.) Columbia, Mo, Dec 10. Distinguished educators from all sections of the coun try. Including the presidents of many colleges and universities, assembled here today to take part in a two days' pro gram of exercises In connection with the inauguration of Dr. A. Ross HIJ1 as president of the University of Mis souri. The visiting educators spent ' the most of the forenoon in getting ac quainted and in Inspecting the univer sity buildings. This afternoon there was an address by President J. G. Schurmann of Cornell univeralty. The formal inauguration will take place to- morrow morning, followed by Dr. Hill's inaugural address. Many alumni of the university are gathering lor tne inaug- 'uration. and a number of class reunions will form a part or tne program. ' Steel Dinner Tonight. , (Special Plspatch to The Journal.) New York, Dec. 10. In financial and .Industrial circles considerable interest Is manifested in the dinner to be given In this city tonight by Elbert it Gary, chairman of the United States steel cor poration. The guests will number 150 - and will Include representatives of the steel corporation's subsidiary companies, various Independent manufacturers and ' ' a number of consumers. It has been re ported that the dinner and attendant conference wut imeiv reoun an in crease in the existing price schedule, ' fcut this report Is denied by Mr. Gary, who declares that the function will be of a purely social cnaracter. f King Leopold's Anniversary. '- '--'"-" (Special rt!at to The Journal.) ' Ttrnmls. Dec. 10. Kin Leopold II today completed the forty-third year of his retail as ruler of the Belgians. His malMtv will be 74 years old in April " In point of service he Is the oldest of European monarcns. wnn io excepnim ' of Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria .and King George of Greece. California Pigeon Show. ' (Special Dtooatrh to Tha Journal. ) Oakland. Cel.. Dec. 10. The greatest display of fancy pigeons ever seen on the Pacific coast was opened in this - city today, the occasion being the an ' nual show of the California, Pigeon rlub. The exhibition embraces hun dreds of high-class birds that range in also and variety from the giant squabs to the tiny Chinese owl. The show will continue open until the end of the " week. . - - To Hang at Folsom. (BpadarlMspatci Tha Journal.) ; Sacramento, Cal., Dec. 10. Tomorrow !s the date' fixed for the execution in Folsom prison of Francis Quljada. who was tried before Judge Hughes in this rlty last October and sentenced to death. Quljada, who is a Spaniard, was con vtrtfui of 1 a murderous assault on a prison guard In a break at Folsom four . years ago. " Breakwater From Ains worth Dock. Beginning December 18, the steamer Tire ait water" will sail from Alnsworth dock -every. Wednesday, at o'clock p. m, for Coo Bay potuts. , ' .... "- ' . "" V .. '" Jry Fir Cordwooa. f-"iMi'4 or four-fot Jwngth. ' Mala 6, A-1m4. Orefon' I'uvl company. , Commercial Club Will Start Pub licity Campaign. (Special Dispatch to Tha Journal, t Gervals. Or.. Dec. 10. The Gervais Commercial c)ub is the name of an or ganization formed here yesterday. Tne officers are: President. Alois Tanxler; secretary-treasurer, William J. Clarke, An executive committee will have charge of the promotion work and an effort will be made to further the advance ment of the town.' Convincing litera ture will ba Issued, telling all the good things to be found at Gervals and vi cinity. This Is the first attempt to make known the diversified productions of the French Prairie section and with the ability of the officers results are expectea. OIL INDICATIONS Excitement In Sams Valley Over the Discovery. (Special Dlapateh to The Journal.) Grants Pass, Or, Dec 10. Considera ble excitement orevalls In Sams valley. near Gold Hill over the striking of what appears to be a genuine oil stratum. The discovery is reported to be far bet ter than the "indications" that have been found from time to time on various southern Oregon oil prospects. ' This Is made on properties that are being deep ly develepod by a- substantial company The lands were recently taken over bj Colonel Munday of St. Louis and R. P Little of southern California. Thev are preparing to install a large drilling plant. Two big drilling machines are now on their way rrom tne east. T- .ever in v ' doubt lust what Os. Do what the majority docs smoke - it I;jVUo L AfllgcfthcPaciira g TOiS(2 It Affects You! FAIRPORT has a State ment No. 1 and This Is What We Refer To Are You Looking for an Investment Where You Can Spend $10 Now, Pay 10 a Month on It, and Have Your Lot Double and Triple in Value While You Are Pay ing . For It Then Buy in FAIRPORT Over 125.000.000 Imnerialf w w J- wa w lt!VIVU oy mc men or. tne west in 1907. The judg ment of thousands of bright, energetic Amer- jxna tne noDiiiaritv nt Tmrvri'iUe w v;s-kt A i J "-aav-J n0 liilAlb almost sav not unlike the of the nation s most celebrated ca iiieraiure, art and the stage, who first eame , "uiu Muwuia ia mpiuijr assuming national You can buv ImrvmU ' J .wa.wv VfVl V TtUVvla A law a.l " T . a . . 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