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Please Mantle. This H.p Waag, Uf nl AUaVM Will w'" 4 'S' KfrSIA I WANT J- ' - i. w i L Cafeteria "Where Bone Comforts Abound" PORTLAND. ORE. The pleasure of your trip to Port land wilt depend upon the hotel you elect Cozy surroundings, moderate rates, and the welcome you find In your own home town, await you at the Multnomah. Garage, in Connection. TYPEWRITERS Gu&rantefld Kehtjiltn. f lntid or tinld. Kimy .mymentit. fnd for lUBtrHtml cnt.HloditH U. Wboleule Typewriter U. 321 Woihingloa Sl PORTLAND. OKB. RUBBER STAMPS and DEVICES. MARKING lm a qar si unt voktuno. oewea SWOLLEN (Varicose)VEINS An painful and often dangflnnii. Our Hand-woveo-to-fit Elastic Stock iniri. Bait and Bndaj alwayi Kiva relief. Filters and Makers for Fifty-five Years Satisfaction or Money Back. Bend for Book and Measure Blank Today. WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. Portland. Woodlark Building Alder at Wait Park AUTO REPAIR PARTS Send for free catalog- PISTONS PISTON PINS RINGS Cylinder and Crank Shaft Grinding. Auto motive Machine Work and Welding. COOK & GILL CO.. INC. 11th and Burnaide Sta. Portland. Ore. Phone: Bdwy. 1281 PILES FISTULA, FISSURE, Itching and all oth er rectal conditions except Cancer perma nently cured without a surgical operation. My method of treatment saves the tis sue instead of destroying it. It is pain less, requires no anesthetic and is perma nent. There is no confinement to bed, no Interference with business or social en gagements. 1 guarantee a cure or will refund your Call or write, for booklet. Mention this paper when writing. DR. C. J. DEAN Second and Morrison Sta., Portland, Ore. SORE MOUTH FUS-A-ZIDE MOUTH WASH cures Weeding and Bore gums and mouth. Users are boosters. At your druggist's or sent, charges paid, on receipt of price. $2.50. Hills boro Chemical Co., Hillsboro, Ore. Reference: Shute Savings Bank, Hills boro, Oregon. DR. C. H. EAST PHYSICIAN AND 8URGK0N Specialties! Goitres, Diseases of Women and Maternity Office Morgan Building Portland, Or. DR. G. E. WATTS 212 Oregonian Building. PORTLAND, OREGON SPECIALIST Female and Rectal Troubles and GLAND TRANSPLANTATIONS Eye and Eye Glasses Care "5ew my specialty. Consultation free. tAfate Satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. B. S-'a. Bedynek, 6U8-S Pittock Block. Eves Examined. Classes Fitted uii ReDalrlng done by mall. Moet ISiS rnoaern equipment. Satisfaction Ey guaranteed. PRE-WAR PRICES Clark. Brower Optical Co.. 112 eth Street NEW FLUFF RUGS AT HALF . sens a I Iinl?TO COST (Jl INtw tAKrtia. Have your old worn out carpets and woolen clothes made into artistic reven lble FLUFF HUGS. Carpets and ruga re paired, steam cieanea. n Buy from factory and save money. Write for nricea. XT-.J.1 t. D..rf rn 188 E. Eight St INUriHWCSl lug portlann. Ura The Dalles Fruit & Produce Comp'y Wholesale Healers in FANCY FRUITS and FARM FROPUCSi 161 Front Street. Portland. Oregon. MUCH IN Water to be absolutely pure should be boiled three times. More than 15,000 "supers" act for the movies In Los Angeles. Shorthand was used by the Greeks and Romans as much for secrecy as for brevity. The roots of a young oak tree have been known to lift a block of granite estimated to be more than six tons In weight iu omit" yJwStjA&ifitk A....nn. Tti. Adywtt-.u. u that the alder hotel JO? AUw 8t'- pll. Oregon. vu room for 11.00 par day, or a , " m re.iw Dor day! Kemarkabl. 60c luncheon t noon! Own 7 a. 0,(1, 2 a. m.. 326 Stark St. Stith street opposite The Oregonian and Al der street oppoiite Meir & Frank'.. The Beet Eating place in the City. The Fine.t Coffee and Paltry a Specialty. Crand Avenue at Yamhill PORTLAND. ORE. EXPERT Dyeing & Cleaning EXCELLENT , SERVICE Bv Panel Past. Return Pottage Paid. Write lor llrrular and Prices, "At Your Beck and Call" I Pacific Chiropractic College Park and Yamhill, Portland, Oregon Augmented curriculum. nhlA fucnitv Highest Btnnriaifla. I)uv and nlhf n,iuruM Clinical facilities unexcelled. Kail term September 1. Write for catalogue. Accordian Pleating Knife and box pleating, hemstitching 10c yd. But- tons covered. Mail orders a specialty. Novelty Shop, 85K. Fifth St.. PORTLAND. OREGON. KODAKS Let us finish what your Kodak be ran. Best work, best service. Old established Kodak finishers. 12 years in Portland. Mall orders given special care. We pay return postage. All prints made on Velux paper. Regular Kaatman Dealers, ail the KodaKs ana sundries in stock. Kodak or Premo catalog Bent on request. Eveline. Sl Lewis, 413 East Morrison St., Portland. OUR GIFT TO THE BRIDE Before you order your weddinor announcements and cards, write or visit THE CHETOPA PRESS A reauent for samples entitles you to 60 beautiful calling cards in an engraved effect free of char ire. Broadway at I ay lor rortlatid, Ureiroo "A Moderate Priced Hotel of Merit" HOTEL CLIFFORD East Morrison SL, at East Sixth, the Principal East Side Hotel, i minutes from Shopping District. Four blocks from 8. P. East Hide Btation. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Do not be embarrassed with unsightly hair or fuzs on the face, neck or arms. The American system removes it permanently. No electric needle or depilatary used. Lyebrows straightened. THE AMERICAN SYSTEM. 427 Pillock Block. INFORMATION DEPARTMENT ACCORDIAN PLEATING Knife and box pleatinf, hemstltrhtnr. me yd. Buttons covered. Novelty Shop, StV4 Fifth street, Portland. BRAZING. WELDING aV CUTTING Northwest Welding A Supply Co.. S8 1st St CHIROPRACTOR AND ELECTRO. THERAPEUTICS Dis. Baker and Oleson, 817 Dekum Bldg. CUT FLOWERS A FLORAL DESIGNS Clarke Bros., Florists, 287 Morrison B L DANCING EVERY NOON eV EVENING Oriental Cafe, Chinese-American Kitchen Corner Broadway and Waah. PORTLAND FOUND R YAND MACHINE-WO R K S Commercial Iron Works, 7th at Madison. GUARANTEED RE BUI LT MACHINES Oregon Typewriter Co., 4-A atn BL HARD WOOD FLOORING Oak Leaf Hardwood Floor Co., 231 E. 76th St. N. Floors electric eluded. MFGSTOF VULCANIZED ROOF PAINT New roofs and repairing done. Young and Woods. 1103 ECaruthers St; MFGS. OF REED FURNITURE buy Coast Made Goods. Reed Specialty Shop, 31SWilliamsAye. OREGON FLUFF RUG CO. J. H. Lehmann, Prop. 14 East Stark PYORRHEA DENTISTS Smith Long Stevenson 310 Bush A Lena Bldg; SALVATION ARMY RESCUE HOME Will help freindless girls. IX & M. car, Mayfair A Alexandria Bts SILOS AND WATER TANKS National Tank & Pipe Co.. Portland. TYPEWRITERS NEW OR REBUILT Rebuilt Typewriter Co.. 304 Oak Street. Welter System of Suggeatlvt Therapy Dr. T. W Ayers716 IekjjmBldg. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TiNWARE Portland Tinware Mfg. Co., 47 First St. The Famouj HONEST JOHN TRUSS Fitted with a Guarantee to be the Next Best Thing to a Suc cessful Operation. D. W. ELROD, HIS Selling Building PORTLAND. OKECON LITTLE Blue, If used In decorating rooms, Is said to keep files from entering to any great extent. Hocking horses with hollow bodies were recently used for smuggling con traband goods Into India. A novel portable seat for two per sons, Intended for tourists or use In crowded street cars or places of amuse ment, folds Into small space for carrying. E ft, Ji Rely "on Cuticura To Clear Away 'SkhnTroubles HeeptocleanM, Ointment to MOtha .Tale topow. dar. Be. Batnploa of Oatlnra. D.X.X, etaldaa, Ut. fiumbTng"Tfix7us andBulJiTTes. " Pipe riumga, lowest prices, ibi n,, Morrison CLEANING AND DYEING" For rellableteanlnaandlSveTnarBBry- Ice send parcel to us. We pay return postage. Information and prices fives upon request. ENKE'8 CITT DTK WORKS Established 1890 Portland DOORS AND WINDOWS We can sell vou Doors, windows. Koof' Ing-, Paint, Glass and Builders' Hardware direct. We are manufacturers. Write tor prices before buying. Heacock Sash & Door juo., Z12 First St., Portland. DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN Chronic diseases a special Allen, 802 Kaliegh Building, EMBROIDERING AND PLEATING AccordTansUleandboxPleat stitching, Buttons Covered, Braiding, etc K. Stephans, 219-20-21 Pittock Block. M" THE "tAILORTSuiu cleaned. ST3! We pay raturu Postage, lm 1Tn...l. Q. Pn.ll.ml Dm HORSES, MULES BOUGHT, SOLD Crown Stables, Inc., 2S6 Front St., Port land, Ore. Horses and mules for sale or mre. special rates to loggers ana con tractors. With or without harness. Phillip Buetter, Pres. it a cniniva .cr r -.. a... ti. horses bought and" sold. C. L. Chappell, 222 Union Ave. South. LEARN MULTIGRAPHING school on the coast, kxperienced opera tors always in demand. 400 Artisans uiag. MACHINERY Send us your Inquiries for anything la Iron or Woodworking Machinery, Logglnf, Sawmill, Contractors' Equipment, Xoco- motives, noliara. jungines, L'rusners, itau, Cable, Belting, etc. Burke atachlnery Co., 628 Railway Exchange Bldg., Portlaad, Or. MOJORCYCLES AND PARTS All makes. Easy terms. EAST SIDE MOTORCYCLE CO. 44-46 GRAND AVE. PERSONAL MARRY IFrC6NEtYTioTrMuTtsrtr7me; best and most successful "Home Maker;' hundreds rich wish marriage soon; strict ly confidential; most reliable; years of experience; descriptions free. "The Suc cessful Club," Mrs. NASH, Box 656, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. 8ANITARY BEAUTY PARLOR We help the appearance of womea. Twenty-two Inch switch or traaaforma Uon. value $7.00, price 12.46. 400 to ili Dekum Bld. WILLEY FRUIT COMPANY. INC.. Portland, Oregon. Wanted to buy, three cars lancy surDanK potatoes, two cars apples, one car onions. Consignments so licited. All kinds of fruit and produce pougnt ror casn. SPRAY FOR ALFALFA WEEVIL Increased Production of One-Half Ton to Acre Secured by Application of Arsenate. The county agent leader In Utah reporting to the United States Depart ment of Agriculture says the spray de veloped by the office of cereal and for age Insect Investigations, bureau of en tomology, in the department has In creased the production of the sprayed over the unsprayed alfalfa fields by an average of one-half ton to the acre. This spray Is made of two to two and one-half pounds of lead arsenate or calcium arsenate to 100 gallons of wa- ter. It Is applied In a fine mist with a power sprayer at the rate of 80 to 100 gallons to the acre. The state leader says 351 farms were Included In the demonstration, which covered 10,113 acres. It Is estimated the saving ef fected by this form of alfalfa control amounted to $G9,967. CRITICAL PERIOD FOR PIGS Youna Animals Will Make Market Hogs Only When Weaned With, out Checking Growth. Pigs at eight or ten weeks of age are just at the most critical period of their lives. As a rule they will make profitable market hogs only when they are weaned without checking their growth. With some kind of green for age crops and self-feeders where they con eat corn, wheat middlings and tankage they will go through the weaning period and scarcely miss the milk they are getting from the sow when she Is removed. Alfalfa Cut at Bud Stage. Alfalfa hay cut ot the bud stage of growth has superior feeding value to alfalfa hay cut at other stages of growth, according to two years' ex periments performed at the Kansas station. Making Alfalfa Hay. The best cured alfalfa hay Is that which is green, free from weathering, and with all of the leaves retained. To reach this goal, some growers used to recommend cocking and capping. Discouraging Forgery. A message from Prague states that a method has been discovered of mak ing more difficult the passing of forged bank notes, says a Copenhagen corre spondent to the London Telegraph. The Invention consists of imbedding in the paper on which bank notes are printed quantities of fine steel and nickel particles. Such paper responds to the attraction of a magnet, and any one can thus easily test the genuine ness of a note. Cuticura Soothes Baby Rashes. That Itch and burn with hot baths of Cuticura Soap followed by gentle nnointincs of Cuticura Ointment Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espe cially if a little of the fragrant uuti cura Talcum is dusted on at the fin ish. 25c each everywhere. Adv. Are Yoa Satisfied? I'SSS'SSSn la the biggest, most perfectly equipped Business Training School In the North west. Fit yourself for a higher position with more money. Permanent positions assured our Graduates. Write fir catalog Fourth and TarnhlU. Portland. P. N. U. No. 36, 1921 0 Swami and the Judge By MARTHA MACWILL1AMS tksX 121, by ItcClun Newspaper Syndicate.) S'matter, pop?" Tony quoted glee fully as his father luld down a letter with a suppressed imprecation. "Bank ruptcy or breach of promise eh what?" i "Nothing so simple." Pop, otherwise Hon. Anson Trimble, growled, crush ing the sheet he held. "The mater writes she is bringing home with her one of those Swami things, blacker, no doubt, than the ace of spades and is sure I'll be delighted to have him stay a month.'" Good Lord I" with a whistled ob- bligato. "Surely not herel Has she clear forgot her raising?" "Looks like It but there's a lot more she says all the fashionables In town are daffy about the fellow and that to carry him off this way puts her quite at the top of the heap. He's going to lecture talk sublimated! d n foolishness, and do mystic stunts " , Eureka I Then we're safer than safe. See hlra now in a purple tur ban, and, green swaddlings, gazing into crystals and things at so much a gaze and telling the world things it has known since Adam was a year lingbut won't recognize In his lingo," Tony interrupted. "Be sure the women will all fall for him hard. Freakish to the freaks, you know. Our game Is to sit tight, dad, look Im pressed solemn as b'iled owls and have our laughs together " "Here's better,' dad Interrupted I'm going to be a shining convert- plan giving my life, also my money, to the great cause. That will fetch the mater to her senses you know she's keen on having things for her self and baby. Wouldn't bat an eye If I said her soul was in peril but din ner rings, and tiaras and things and a coming-out party to knock HUlwood silly a hint of losing them will make her sit up and take notice.' Let me salute a diplomat wasted," Tony said, rising to make an exagger ated reverence. "Sir I" with oratorical inflexions. "Had you been in Paris I make no doubt you could have fobbed off our dear allies with Green land's Icy mountains and tucked Mes opotamia oil fields into Uncle Sam's vest pocket." "Well, I have to live down to my son," dad said modestly. Then the two went gnyly about their several affairs. The letter, coming in the last mall, had waited over dinner. Luckily it was a fine dinner the thought of mamma and the impending Swami on the morning train might have lessened relish for It. On the steps Mr. Trimble said: "You tell Florry, of course ; but mind she don't pass it on to her father. Then the fat would surely be In the fire." Mrs. Trimble's protege failed utterly to run to Swami form. His complexion of the palest olive was set off by Lon don garments of the best, mighty well chosen as to lines and color. The sole oriental touch was a queer, heavy bracelet locked about the left wrist end visible but rarely. His voice was clear, of singular range, and for the most part pleasant, but with 'now and then a grating note. Possibly that was what moved Tony to say to Miss Flora Campliell : "I want to wring his neck, for all he looks so like a white man." In response Flora gig gled softly perhaps over memories of ardent Swami glances encountered only that afternoon. Hillwood fem ininity had surely fallen for hlra hard. His conferences In the big Trim ble parlors were verituble .crushes. Thus the town knew that, though Tony guyed Swaml-lsm and all Its works, his father, sitting remote, listened ap parently spellbound. Yet It was some thing' of a shock to have him bring Baby, sole daughter of the house, home from school over the week end, ex plaining that he was. conscience bound not to let her miss tills chance of com ing to the truth and the light. Mrs. Trimble raged, but vainly. She was an adept In the patter of the cult, but when her husband began speaking It the very deepest purple variety she reverted violently to the speech of san ity. She was answered only with a rapt, far-off gaze. Evidently her hus band had gone "Into the silence" mark ing the true mystic convert. She want ed to shake him, to stick pins in him even. But when, after a bit, be roused, saying passionlessly : "All must be laid on the allar our fortune, our children, ourselves," she smothered a shriek, cried hard for three minutes, then rushed to call privately, not a doctor, but her father, a famous retired Judge. "Come I At once I" was all she said, but her tones spoke volumes. Hence the Judge came next day, the very moral and pattern of bland uncon sciousness. Tony met him at the train, on the surface quite the same. But as they stepped from the car he said, with a twinkle: "If you could land an am bassadorship under the new adminis tration, I think the mater would go Joyously to head the household and give her family a change of air." She did not fall upon her father's neck Instead there was a short secret session In her small sitting room. The judge listened, nodding, to a recital that was two-thirds accurate, then shot at her: "You're afraid of some thing tell me what?" "Losing everything most of all my husband." Mrs. Trimble answered. "He is bewitched I want to murder that Swami when I think of him I brought It on myself If that wretch fascinates my buby also, I shall mur der him or die myself." "Don't not for a day or so," the Judge answered, chuckling unfeelingly. "Baby's In no danger I think she in herits my legal mind." She did. In proof, half an hour later she said straightforwardly to Tony: "Watch your steps, Buddy else the Big Injun will run over you." "How come?" from Tony. "By way of strong boxes and things," suld Miss Baby, "lilg Injun lms sunrise trances In them he tells daddy what to buy and sell in town. You know dad hus got a fut hen on In the street" "Where do you learn such lan guage?" Tony Interrupted. Baby went on unheeding: "He's fighting old Old Campbell your daddy-ln-law maybe and when you two leave after breakfast Big Injun phones Miss Flora what orders ho has given. I eavesdropped, of course Just acci dentally, then because I knew I should. Big Injun is no fool he knows dud's conversion Is a trick. ' And he's real mushy about Flora even 'as is,' What won't he be If she can bring him the best part of our money?" "Go talk to granddad," Tony coun seled. "Better wuit, though, till after dinner I want hhn to see our Swami with an open mind." At dinner the Swanl excelled him' self. Nothing of the mystic showed instead, the brilliant, observant man-of-the-world, traveler, wit and philoso pher. Judge Este said little Indeed, all felt Inclined to listen rather than speak. But presently, apropos a story of marvelous recognition in a crowded eastern city, he roused a bit and said "It is a great gift this memory of faces and their backgrounds. I have It In a way sometimes to my sorrow- sometimes also to that of the other fellow." "Give an example," Baby piped pert iy. Judge Este looked straight at the Swami. "Faces are nearly as change able as clothes when you know the trick," he said, "but voices are hall' marks, do what you will." "I hardly think so," the Swami said with a bored accent; "any practiced speaker can change tone, accent, everything." "Then why don't you do It?" the Judge demanded sternly. "Before you had said three words I knew you for the fake Hindoo, peddling fake rubles, almost the last man I sentenced three years back." "Thank you I" the Swami said rising and bowing deeply. "You have as good as endowed me your words are actionable, as you must know. I can prove " "Not half what I can," cried Trim ble pere. "No, you have not been shadowed. Your woman confederate came to me today. She bad found out your treachery about the other girl- by whose help you planned to rob me outright Be sure I have followed none of your trance-tips so am as whole financially as In spirit. Go at once, If you like to go free. We want no scandal " "And I'll forgive you all, in the name of the family, if you'll take Flora along with you," Baby said vindictively, but the Swami puld no heed. Doubtless he believed "he travels fastest who travels alone." WHY MOTHER WAS UNHEEDED Little Jean's Defense Exculpated Playmate, but One Fears What Happened to Herself. Six-year-old Jenn came from school accompanied by a new friend of her own age. After their special lunch eon the two children went upstulrs to the playroom, where they had a Jolly time for an hour or two, till came the time for Jean to get ready for her weekly dancing lesson. Following an unwritten law, fully understood and amicably practiced among the moth ers of that certain neighborhood, the little friend was told to run home and come some other duy. Minutes passed but the young guest failed to pass with them, and the first request was repeated more emphatically. Again no action. Then the telephone was requisitioned and direct orders from the mother of the smnll offender were transmitted with quick results. While Jean was being dressed for her dancing lesson mother seized the opportune moment to point a moral Great surprise was expressed at the failure of the guest to go home when asked, the enormity, of the offense pointed out, and Jenn properly cau tioned never herself to be guilty of such Impoliteness. Jean's mind seemed wholly engaged In a struggle with a troublesome shoe lace, but finally the sense of the situation pen etrated her curly head and her sense of fulrness awoke. "Oh, mother," she Interposed de fensively, "don't be so hard on Betty, She wanted to go home every time you called to her, but I told her not to pay any 'tentlon, 'cause you wers only the maid." Water Ones Mystery. Up to 1781 wuter meant either noth ing at all or else a great mystery to the scientists. In that year Henry Cavendish, teacher of chemistry, dis covered that It really consisted of a number of gases that had been chilled Into liquid form. It remained for the French savant Lavoisier to bring about, in 1783, the decomposition of water Into oxygen and hydrogen, and seven years later two other Britons Improved on his method. They were Nicholson and Carlisle, who succeeded in separating the two elements by means of the vol taic battery. r STATE NEWS X IN BRIEF, i lAaaAAAAaaaAaaAAaaaaaaaaaX fvf vf evvTfff f f ef f Tf es?f f Albany. The big hay and grain warehouse o( 0. W. Frum at Halsey which was destroyed by fire a few days ago will be rebuilt. Monmouth. With about four-fifths of the crop In, the Monmouth ware house has received about 25,000 bush elB of wheat and 20,000 bushls ot oats tli Ic season, Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Wal lace Shortrldge probably now are the only living couple in this section who have passed their 60th wedding an niversary, which they have just cel ebrated. Ontario. Miss Ruby H. Kelley of Jamleson is the first woman In Oregon to be called for Jury service under the new state law which was approved by the voters at the special election last spring. Salem. Apple growers representing a large part of the Willamette valley met at the office of the Oregon Grow ers' Cb-operatlve association here re cently to discuss methods for dispos ing of their products. Bend. An early landmark of Bend disappeared Friday night in the fire which destroyed the barn belonging to John Davidson near the outskirts of the city. The building was one ot Bend's first land offices. Eugene. Raymond Sweet, a waiter in a local -restaurant, pulled oft his white coat and resigned his job im- " mediately upon receipt of word Sat urday that he had fallen heir to an estate valued at $40,000. Salem. During the last five years the bonded indebtedness of the state of Oregon has Increased from approxi mately $3,500,00 to $34,480,300, accord ing to a report prepared here Satur day by O, P, Hoff, state treasurer. Prineville. A meeting ot farmers, presided over by J. L. Karnopp, presi dent of the Bank of Prineville, was held in this city Wednesday, which marked the beginning ot an era of organized effort to promote the dairy business in Crook county. Bend. Residents of northern Lake county are Beriously considering seces sion from Lake and annexation to De schutes county, it is learned here. Criticism 'ot the Lake county govern ment, it Is understood, Is based on the road situation faulty repair and un just location. Bend. First inspection of potato fields In Deschutes county for seed certification is complete, County Agri culturist Jamison states. Twenty eight out of 130 fields were accepted, or 175 acres out of 1000. Indications are excellent In the county for a good yield of marketable potatoes. Salem. Hunt Brothers' cannery es tablished a new speed record here Fri day when it packed a total of 5012 cases of blackberries and pears in ten hours. The previous record in the Salem district was 400 cases. There were 458 persons employed during the record run, of which 150 were men and 308 were women. Albany. Though threshing opera tions have been concluded In Borne parts of the county considerable grain remains In the fields yet on the prairie between Albany and Lebanon. Rapid, progress Is being made In concluding threshing work. Farmers are making every effort to get their grain threshed and under cover as early as possible. Cottage Grove. The highway be tween here and Saginaw was opened Thursday morning, the paving having been completed Wednesday by the Blake-Compton company. This gives a paved highway from Walker south to a mile down Pass creek canyon, with the exception ot the highway through the city, a distance of ubout nine miles. Albany. Articles of Incorporation of the Albany Holding company, which will purcha.se and hold title to the ground for the proposed country club and golf course here, were filed in the county clerk'B office here Saturday. The capital stock is $15,000. Subscrib ers total 121. Completion of the or ganization of the club and selection of a site are expected soon, Salem. The walnut Industry of Ore gon Is reaching such proportions that it is becoming necessary to develop new markets and establish grades. Nearly 50 prominent walnut growers of the Willamette valley attended a meet ing at the office of the Oregon Grow ers' Co operative association, at which the grades to be followed In this year marketing were decided on. Medford. The Oregon Growers Co operative association to date has ship ped 125 cars of pears from the Rogue river valley, which Is about one-fourlh of the crop. It is expected that all of the Bartletts will be picked and pack ed by the end of the week. The work of picking Howell pears has begun in Borne of the orchards, and the pickers of the D'AnJoua and Boscs will be in a week or ten days.