1
lii-ril In Aiim-Hi n itlteiiiptid to iiiot'li
lliplr Bt mmih senium tin king, but
they fti Igiwiiilolouiily riiniwl,
Klimlly tlx ik I'
Ilk In lb lit nvy wire fi'U' e ttirrouiid
lug Hi miwh. It aiti'iiipH'd to
clear II, but Ibe fene l"" I'11'
mi fliv lk landed inircly m the lp
Urli. After t terrific airiiifitl the
elk tnrt ItM'lf (rum Ibo tungls of wire
and died uf lit wound.
ELK LOtCS HIS LAST FIGHT
Big Buck In South Dako'.n Chargta
Bail) Wlr Fcite aid Die
of Wound,
rii rrc 8, n. The big buck elk,
king of Noilly Phillip' hwl fr more
limn l Ox'inlc, Inn feiiKlit lit IiikI bnt
lit, A bnrb-wlr fence wat the tic
tor In th Klruttiftw to tin death,
Tlio bu k win ubwilut In lit domi
nation nf lh liufTulo and elk hard.
Bnvitrnl bull buffalo! of 111 html
BANDIT FIGHTS
, 50 IM1EATER
Robs Bank of $20,000 and Seeks
' Refuge In Deserted
Movie.
Ml la 1545. " . :
The Ammo marigold It really t Dt
live of Mexico. : 'r '
. The welding rltif wai originally
wuro oo lb tliunib. .
Buboori ere, with t few exception,
found only la Afiirt.
Caterpillar tlx Inchet long hire
been found la Australia, r
(Tut .Mew (.(.
That office loqy
vFasapodjiccir
DO YCU KNOW THAT
riittolM ire tuld to bvo been Invent
n n r
It's the Fixtures that Make the Silo
RATCHET
WRENCH
A handy, rtvertibU rttchet
wrench furnitbed Ire with
vry mLm
DOUBLE-CABLE
ANCHORS
Four double-cable with tl
fa over 26(1 high. (Siogl
ctblet with tmaller ow)
Notice trot mIo ii anchored
tl lop, midJU and bottom.
Ctn't blow down or coUapie
when properly put up.
I s
FMfl i.i TiTTrr-inillv I J I
v n I JtTTTTMlfA-
.f 1 if ill 1 1 1 1 1 1 I J l.i ' fU in f 1 1 i i I LI 1 1 1 1 II rl I
lit' 111 B-i.l I ft !
PATENT
CABLE.
TIGHTENERS
Tighient both allti
tl th Mm time
with even touion.
Nina inchet of
ihretd on inchor
rod Ciblei
tightened by
limply turning t
nut ebove tightener,
SIX BASE ANCHORS
Six of ihete fleet bue enchon on ell ulo
over 10 lL in diumtef. (A with imtllei
onet.) Together with doubleble tnchon
they conrtitutt th Kcureit tnchorige ever
devned lot I lilo.
ANCHOR FASTENING
Anchor, cable (utened lo both
ml outer hoopt by roetm of I
ted U-bok pwwig through
Uve ud tround both hoop.
EXTRA HEAVY
STEEL STAPLES
Heavy itecl tUplei four inchee long futea
to both inner end outer hoopt. Note that eUve
re alio itapled to bottom hoop, t coottrucboo
that cannot coflapie bom thriakage of (Um.
STEEL HOOPS
High grade ited hoopt, -in. is diameter. Nia
inchet of inachine-cut thread at etch end. Bee)
quility doted mtlkable iron lug lot connecting
KCtioM.
STEEL LADDER
Wttop bdoW. Siapt erar 46 Whet tl lU wtjf
lo 109. UOUi aad war thu cunbai aom-bm.
m-
LARUE
DOOR
OPENING
Htm
Wi ml,
Itanil m(n itel I J M
OMtbi Ire. , Kiui!S 'Ml
iret .Ill
'It " ; - -r
neon
air
itch 1
FOUR DOOR LATCHES'
Four door Ukhet, two tl
two tl bottom. Prevail
Fiuliihl. SuptuW.
STEEL HINGE'
Mdet doer Iwic u tur le huxile
at hjnttlm door. Dom n htvt to bt 0ud amad,
ever got lod, tn tlwtvi is pltu.
Compare Our Fixtures with Others
There' t big difference in the "biuret" you get at th
priori tiled lor different ifa,
Cowrnw fulurei when you buy lilo, tt ii the ix
turet that male a ulo. IV ibility, lecutily and liability
ire determined by the inchoiage, the lire, quality and
oumber ol cablet, hoopi, lugi and itoplci. Ccnvenience
and etee ol getting tt youf tilage for use are determined
by the door tnd ladder coiitlrucli
Man," lilot ire pn'ced without lunged doon or Udder.
In odier.wordt, you pay ai "extrai" for neeemry co
veniencet without which your ulo it incomplete.
Notwithstanding our lower price, we include more and
better hxturea than mtnv who atk more lot their tilot.
In tome cam we lupply more of given item than
c'-heu, at in anchorage cable. In otlieit, our Eituret
are ttronget or better in whatever vital point deter'
mine their value.
Keep thii ad and check our fulurei at dcicribed above,
with ihote offered by other lilot. Don't pay more and get
kit, or buy hall 1 ulo when you can get t complete one.
Willamette Valley Lumber Co. n
L W. Waller, Local Manager. Monmouth, Ore. '
unnoiooiioiaiDDOU
Unusual Tires
TIRES that are different in their
distinctive good looks and in their
construction. An extra ply of fabric,
an extra heavy tread and generous
oversize make a tire of remarkable
endurance.
Next Time BUY FISK
Graham & Son
CRAZED FROM DRUGS
Make Lett Stand In Orcheatn Pll
tnd Shoot Police Part
, 1 Thy Appear Bullet
, Find Him. '
8t. txul.-A bandit killed one po
lice officer, teriounly wounded three
Other and blmielf waa killed wbea
b held up and robbed the Eatwn
Taylor Trutt corapny ber of $20,000.
The bandit, carrying t revolver In
ouch hand, entered th bank ihortly
after three o'clock.. There were 15
ctutomer lo the bank tnd he berded
them and th employee lo private
room and began firing tb revolver.
. A riot call at Bounded, and B0 po
licemen, heavily armed, retponded.
Tb bandit obtained the $20,000 from
Loul F. Schneider, the cashier, tod
ought refuge lo an adjoining thea
ter which wt empty at the time,
i Battle Utta Twenty Minute.
The police turrounded the theater.
Tb bandit oted the orcheetrt pit
from which to thoot and would rite
over the top of It and lire at the pa
trolmen entered.
The battle luted nearly 20 minute.
Crouched la the pit, be wea hidden In
the darkneit, while the policemen
wore allhouetted galntt the light at
they entered.
Policeman Terrence McFarland wa
thot through the heart and died In-
Untly. Patrolman Claude Adam wat
(hot In the abdomen.
Th wounded are Sergta, William
McHenry ind Michael Flavin and Pa
Irolman Claude Adam. Patrolman
Otto Olaaer was wounded (lightly by
I bullet from t policeman' revolver.
Police (aid the man' conduct Indi
cated be wat craied from drag. The
money wat found concealed In hit
clothing.
Opened Fir at One.
John R. Lanlgan, president of the
bank, told the) police the man began
Bring a aoon i ho entered, tnd that
on of the bullet paued through hi
hair. Several women fainted. The
Fire aj tba Patrolmen Entered.
robber was shot In the face to badly
thnt police aadd It probably would be
Impossible to Identify him.
The dead bimdit was Identified later
ai Frederick C Smllh, an electrician.
According to Mrs. Minnie Smith, the
widow, her husband eirffered conges
tion of the brain In a railroad accident
seven years afro. She beli'eves he was
mentally unbalanced and cu'Jled him t
"model husband."
Man catapults six stories
Jutt Grin tnd Rub HI Bruie
When Spectator Ruth to
HI Aid.
New Tork.-Charles Butter, a Win
dow cleaner, slipped off a sevftntb
floor ledge of the office bulldlngat
85 William street. After leaving tbe
ledge his body performed a somef
sault, so that his head was pointed
downward during most of the Jour
ney. As he approached the end of
the Journey he managed to bring his
body to a horliontal position, Just
aa he crashed into a skylight, cov
ered with wire screening. The glass
broke, but the screen held. Employees
hurried out to ascertain the worst,
but Butter grinned and rubbed his
bruises. ; s j
MAN JUMPS INTO COKE OVEN
it v,. ' T" ' "
Body la Entirely Consumed In Minute
;, (by Interne Heat of Great'
Furnace. .,'
iOolontal, Pa. All traces of the body
of Michael Goodlsh, eighteen Stars
old, a charger tn a mine of the' II. 0.
Frlck Coke company, here, were gone
In less than a minute when he leaped
Into a live coke oven. Fellow Mwrk
men saw merely a puff of smoltv as
the young man entered the oven.
Goodlsh Jumped from the path of
runaway lorry tnd landed to the, rren.
IT WAS my tmiy day.
...
AND I told th boy.
...
I COULD not tee.
...
ANY VISITORS.
...
AND HE popped back.
...
AND 8AID there wu. ,
...
A GENTLEMAN outalde.
. .
WHO WISHED to teem.
t
AND I said "No."
...
CUT I gueta tht boy.
...
IS LIKE my wife.
9
AND DOESNT know.
...
WHO'S BOSS. "
FOR BACK he comet.
...
AND SAYS the man.
. - .
VANTS JUST t word.
.
AMD I told th boy.
...
I CVjLD tell tb man.
"
JUST WHERE to go,
9
IN JUST three word.
.
BUT THE boy came bm&
. . .
AND SAID the man.
--
COULD SPOT aeon.
.
HIS BUSINESS needed,
JUST TWO wordt.
. .
AND I'M t (port
ANO CURIOUS too.
. .
SO IN be cam.
. .
ANO HANDED me.
. .
SOME CIGARETTES to try.
AND SAID "They SaUafy." ,
AND I win lUt.
.
He SAID tomethlng.
THEY utiify"-thtt ay ft
Never were finer tobacco nted
in any cigarette and never were
tobacco more carefully and aklll
fully blended. Chetterfield give
yon all that any cigarette could
give, pin a certain ''eatiafy" troal
ItT that i exdutively their. Tb)
bbnd cant be copied.
0
CICARBTTDO
HAS RAILWAY SYSTEJ FC3 O FAH!1
wSa
mm
i:SV:t:-.W.":-. . ;
W. C. Oae, former Kew York broker, quit the big erty o4
u.ught a farm at FlahJrJll, N. T, He Uked the farm bnt he dtdnl
care tor the extendva walking to he bnftt a mlnlatnr ' railway
vs;em to all parte of the entire acreage. He got the lumber for th
uck from aa old hen-house J61 feet Ions. HI engine power to
i email gasoline motor. The care are built to handle all farm
nnJuce. The picture show the "tourist" ear for carrying 1 holiday
ngers. Mr. Gage Is thown at the throttle ef the engine ea
o gather the eggs a the tracks ma tfcroosB the new he
Y mi ' ' iTi .
itrs co! r
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