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Wrestlers in Fine Shape for :
ampionship Match in Moose
Hall Tonight; Plan Two Bouts
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, iHeni'. Burke' and "Farmer" Vance, middleweight
wrestlers, both declared themselves to be down to weight
at 10:00 o'clock this morning and in readiness for their,
championship match tonight at S:30 in Moose Hall.
Both men are in the best ot eon-
dition end so evenly matched, both 1
In experience and weight, that any
one's guess as to the winner is pood.
The match is for the middleweight
championship belt of the Pacific
coast,- now in possession of Burke
by virtue .of bis Victory hero last
winter over Basanta Singh. San
Francisco Hindu who held the bolt
for three years previous to his un
fortunate meeting with Burke.
The "match wiTr be held under
Police Gazette rules, with nothing-
barred but the stranglehold. nave airpady been secured by ardent
(This is' Burke's. first opportunity j wrestling fans. " ;.v
In nearly a year to show local fans In nddition to the wrestling card,
what he can do in competition with ,ia good boxing preliminaries have
a man his own slxo and weight. . All betm arranged. Young Duffy vs.
during, the season, he has been fore- j Rattling Morris and Hogan vs. De
ed to give away 10 to SO pounds in Inner.
A Western" House for Comfort
able Living the Year -Round
is much more ot n '.inndicap in a
wrestling mr.U:h than in a boxing
i match, where spevd rather than
strength is a prime requisite-.
Tho semi-final match is between
Pete liuzukos, former welterweight
champion of tho U. S. and Jim
Fleming, ltfo-poundor.
Both matches will be to a finish,
best two out of 3 falls, with no time
limit set.
Indicalivo of the interest taken in
the matches is the fact that many
reservatons from outside' the' city
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House No. 619 J' x Designed for
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iIIECK over this house and you will
find ail the modern conveniences'
of an up-to-date home, and yet all
included in such a way as to make
the house an exceptionally eco
nomical one to build. Note especially the
ingenious way m which the garage and sleep
ing porch have been made ' a part of the .
house. , . -; ,
The porch on this house is the principal ;
external feature. It is so large and so placed
that some portion of it will be shady at any
hour of the day. Although it extends along
two sides of the living room, it does not.
darken that room, which has a fine group of
windows at the uncovered side.
The front part of the porch may be glazed
in, if desired, and made' into a sun parlor,
as French doors connect it with 'the living
room. The open fireplace on the porch will
make it a delightful spot on early autumn
days.
This house may be placed on a fifty-foot
lot with space ,to spare on one side for the
driveway to the garage, which is annexed to
the rear of the house from which it is readily
Littler Annuals for Embroidery
S'othihg gives the finish to an
ornamental, planting and units it In
the lawn as completely as low grow
ing plants of the class usually
known a3 edging plants. We have
them in both annuals and pc-ivu
for brilliant oranges and browns'
ha dwarf I'rench marigolds nre
deal and thuir dwarfer cousin,
known n.i Tuge'tns slgnata pumlla.
bug the gronad with Turn-like
foilrco, makin;; its llttlo globe of
nials. Perhaps tho best known and i green thickly ntuddad with orange
most commonly grown Is sweiii J tars.
alyssum, always neat mid a'.trac.'w Dwarf candytuft In various
with its snowy sheets until free?.-, fhacies Is another handborae ail
ing weather, coupled with a pleas- j season edging plant tq lie town
ant fragrance. ,If a whito edging In now. S' t these' plnntii six Inches
desired nothing Is finer, using one; apart'. Dwarf nasturtiums are also
of tho compact forms, sncb us lined as edgings plnnted.ln a single
Little Ocm.'. line about beds, best to li variety
For brilliant; burning blue, tile, ' of "nv ,:oI"p- Annual r.lnks of tho
lower growing classes 'link') iiaixl-
Th-r( ; ,,H H1IrIU" 11 i-M1 ' ricn
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nas3 of color" all tr.mir.er. ,
ara . also. .handsome .wiiito and
! b!o"is In various shad.'B ot pink.
efrtnkHng -it -B-i- thinly on -the- roil I
wkiUt-aUluwUiiib. and., morcly ...nraiuliwc- it I
in as it is powder fine. Sh dld from
heavy rajns until tho Hale nln:i:t
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O jM; !'.m'. l? I'lflhos apart.. Thftl i
bluclc.
-VMVMlillVUVAN). iiotvor Hkxhv BIKKE
win form a solid ribbon about
beds.
Coolidee Choice
Of Vacation Spot
Surprises 'Friend
' A llttlo taller grow:a;; la I ho j NEW YORK, Muy 30. Frank W.
handsomo lavender ngarptum, , Stearin of Boston,- clojie Ifrlend of
which may bo sown In tho open President fioolldgo, roturjed today
ground at tho preaent time and with Mrs. Htoarns after tiro months
transplanted eight Inches apart. A in Italy and Prance,
dainty edging plant of a variety of, Mr. Stearns,' expressed' surprlao
coloring In roses and pink Is the
Virginia stock, a relative of the
upon learning that Swarlpsoott had
been selocted by the president for
purple rock cross of spring and :lv-, bla vac-iti-m
lng something of the same effect. Asked If ha bad grao' aboard as
Its blooming Beason Is short, but nn unofficial observer for. the ad
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American Face Brick Association
heated. The- side entrance to tho house be
neath the stairway landing is convenient for .
motorists. ' ..
Entering through tha porch and vestibule,
one finds himself in n largo hall from which
the stairs ascend to a well-lighted landing.
On one side is the living room with its fire
place, bookcases, and window seat. On thw
other side is the dining room with its group
of casement windows and a built-in side
board. From the hall one may go to the
kitchen by way of a short passage from
which opens a convenient lavatory and a sec
ond coat closet.
Special attention is called to the arrange
ment of the kitchen. The sink is under tha
windows, with- cabinets on either side, and
is but one step from either the range or table.
The refrigerator is in the entry near .the
dining room door.
There are three splendid bedrooms with
closets, a large bath, and sleeping porch on
the second floor.
The house has a full basement with heat
ing pliint, fuel bins, laundry, and storage and
vegetable rooroa.
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If you own your lot, and have some money, wo
can loan you half the value of building and lot
combined, payable like rent. Monthly payments.
Make your arrangements now, before the spring
.nsh begins, ho that your dream home may be a
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CINDERS
Cinders are economical and prac
tical for roads and driveways as
they pack and bind, making a very
smooth pavement-like surface
A. F. Graham
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Office Rooms 201-.202 Winters Bids.
PHONE 526
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Crop, Conditions ' ' J
" Promising In All
Parts Of State
PORTLAND, May 30, HhoAotnoln
or haa boon fiivorablo (or nil small
grain, exenpt (or Homo local damngo
by hall In Crook county, says tho
woekly crop report (or,Orogon Ibhii
ed today by tlio wouthor buroau.
I'runos unci chorrlos continue to
drop In wostern countlos, but tho
pruno , crop In somo lochlitlcj Is
; ,ii lii,r
hottoiM tlinn was rytftMlllatod. Tlli
charry cryp fn Unlqnijannty Is nflfl ,
to bo light, Tho drop o( poars has
coasnd. In tomo nouthorn localities,
and contliiuijs ' In othir. Straw
borrlos nro plontKul In markot.
Itaspborrlos aro rlponlng In south
ern countlos, and a low early cher
ries are turning.
Improved pasturage Is rofloctod
In the condition of livestock, whloh
Is gcmornl good to' oxcollont, Shonr-
lng ot shnnp cantlnues 1n many
places. ' Stock U bolng moved nip-
'Idly to summer Tange