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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY i JOURNAli, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, . 1SC3. Tempting Economies in Ml Departments Wednesday Srie hqents ladies9 Home Journal Patterns 10cf 15 c Belts Jabots, Collars Clnrhc Fir Values t0 $U50 i ."Li 1 f Si-' ; Neat and stylish Neckwear gives a touch of dressiness impossible to otherwise ob tain, and a trim-fitting belt also adds greatly to appear ances, bee what we are 01- fering in durable and dainty designs, embracing every thing from tailored Stocks to fluffy lace Jabots at sur prisingly low prices. A Q . Val to$1.80at.k....ftOC Kerchiefs Values Up fo 50c Wednesday 15c Hundreds of handsome Handkerchiefs, with hem stitched and scalloped bor ders, exclusive patterns of embroidery and inset lace. Reg. values to 50c -l f J. Special at .......... JUL Hole the Amazing Reductions on Ml Parasols VJednesday Some Timely Economies on Bathing Suits-Parasols and Oxfords Are Reduced The Nobby fJeiy Fall Suits in Tempting Assortments Visit Our Suit Department All Parasols Reduced Protect yotir eyes and face from the glaring rays of summer; sunshine with a dainty, light parasol. Bamboo frame, covered with , em broidered Japanese silk in shades to match your gown. Specially low priced as follows: Regular values specially priced Regular values specially priced Regular values specially priced Regular values specially priced worth to $7.50 for this sale at worth to $5.50 for. this sale at worth to $3.50 for this sale at worth to $2.50 for this sale at only$4.38 eachflJ-7 ftQ onlyJD.yO each 'lO onlyD0 ony$l98 All Oxfords Reduced The occasion of the acason to on tnotv Every wise woman will purchase a supply to Iat over for the Indian summer, or ereft next year, as the styles are standard and . colors good. Canvas Oxfords come in pink, green, blue, brown, gray and London ' smoke, in both ' lace and button, also bluchers and pumps, leather or covered heels. Values up to $4.00 t AA the pair, special sale price while they last. .jHUU PATENT . LEATHER OX- wnMTPN,Q n-jrwnpnq in FORDS and plain kid, in tan WOMEN S OXFORDS, in and. brown, including every - plam black leathers, patent pair Of odds and tnas in our - iqatncr, tans aim uruwm, rcg' entire stock; regular values ; uiar values up to $5, tfO QQ ud to $5.00 the pair, CI Oft special sale price.... O now offered at, pair WlwU FORDS, immense assortment popular priced wodels and 1. .11 ;... -tV,.. uirn. : SOR1A Odd S12ll WOfth tlD TO lar values up to, $6 frQ A(l $500 the pair, spe- CI QO Ithe pair, special... ..efeJa'te " cul sale price tH3Q Sale oi 100 Dozen Golf Shirts-Vals. Up to $1.50 to Go Wednesday at 59c Shop Early Wednesday Lunch in Our Cozy Tea Rtiom Men's Furnishing 250 House Dresses Values to $12.50 at $5.27 Come yearly and select first choicy of Tailored Linen and Gingham Dresses, suitable for house or street, variety of designs and styles. W of th up to $12.50 ech. Special for - Wed nesday only, each $5.21 Linen Skirts Halt to Third Less In order to clean out our entire stock of Duck, Double-Warp and Linen Washable . Skirts,1 in white and colors, the fol-: lowing ridiculous' reductions are ..for Wednesday only:;, Reg. $1.50 to $7.50 at THIRD LESS Over $7.50 to $20 at HALF LESS ml . H m. ' Ail t !': Wli I ' il - 0) p? T7n$TTyfft rn 'm August Cleanup Sale in Glen's Furnishings' still in progress. Sweeping reductions on . all Summer lines arc making great inroads on the . stocks, so come early before stocks are.broken. For todays-Wednesday we offer an EXTRA SPECIAL 100 dozen .Men's Golf " , f-Q Shirts, cuffs attached or detached, coat style, Madras and percales, standard stripes and figures, values to $1.50, , at. ... '. ........ i . . . .Uv A mmmmmmm i .v . SOEUKDE LiiiiD RAFFLE I COOIUES: bregon People Are Lucliy in Drawmgfor Alternates i for Keservation Home steads ' lottery Closes This Afternoon. flpH! IM.oatr to Tbe Jonmal.) Coeur d'Alem. Idaho, Aug. 10. Draw. !ng wa recommenced at 10 o'clock thia liiiorninK to finih the task of extracting 2D00 names from the 105,000 envelopes which represent the number o pplt- ant for land In the Coeur d'Alene In tiian reservation. Twelve hundred of the 8000 applicants whose narnes are erawn for the Coeur d'Alene lands will receive homesteads, there being that many homesteads In the reservation. Fifteen hundred names wer drawn Monday; the same number i being drawn today. The latter are alternates. 'hey will not secure a, homestead un Jf ss those applicants whose names were drawn in the first 1600 Monday fall to file by April 1, 1910. It Is expected that this afternoon will witness the ompletion of the drawing of th 8000 names for Coeur d'Alene lands. There will be no drawing; tomorrow. Beginning Thursday rooming the draw ing for the lands in the Flathead reser vation will commence. There are 2800 homesteads to be allotted in this reser vation. Eighty thousand seven hun, A red and ninety-two applications have been received. Blx thousand names will be drawn for the 2800 homesteads. This, like the Coeur d'Alene drawing, is to provide against failure to appear of applicants whose names ;ftre drawn in tlje first 2800. - ' Following are the names of persona drawn today as alternates for home- leads in the Coeur d'Alene wserva- VTlsOS- IS. & Cummin fS, 630 a West Third street, Albany, Or. r .v 1507 Adolpa woelm, Portland, Or. v 1608 Clurence V. Mills, box 1088, Bremerton, Wash agent. Dick Turner, gpnkme. Wash. 153 S John O'Brien, Spokane, wash Tariflc hotet . 1514 John V. Allen, Spokane, Wash 1304 first avenue. 1516 li, K- Trlol, Seattle, Was&L, 1801 Flitet-nth avenue. . 1521 K. A. Jones. HUlyard. . wash, K K. D. No. 1. '1628 Walter Hawkins, Deep Creek, 1526 Pavld B. Rose. Tacoma, Wash 241 North Alder street. 1528 M. E. Harvey, Haningtoa, V152S Thomas J. Hanley, Spokane, Wash., 171 South Howard street. 1634 Geors A. Mitchell, Ban Fran cis, Cal., lS.bOHk street. 1535 Walter W. Jones, 1030 Boon avenue, Bpokane, Wash. . 1ES7 John F. Hooper,- Pomona, CaL, 441 Hnn Francisco. ; ' Jams Uowan, Spokane, Wash., Tat i Thirteenth avenue. WlUiara B. Etherton, Waohias, lb 41 OrvlHe L. Black, North Tak! n Wash- 217 South Eleventh avenue. j43 l'ttifl tlullertbson, , Spokane. Wash.. 104 Dean. " , " ' lj,4vv. 8. jrss. Centralia, wasn. m.t James K. Auld. Spokane, Waah 'iSls .Seal Tattorson, Orecnacres, T tM..t Tndwl-'k R. Jornsund, Spokane m ' . i. ' k J t at 1 mat , V - wnaioy, . tspoKane, 1 -i tfiX U. i ... I -Frsr.k Miller, Seattle, Wash. 1553 Raymond Harlan, Sprague, Wash. . 1564 R. S. Jennings, Seattle, Wash. 1666 Albert Besse. Spokane, Wash. 1656 Q. C. DUilvan. Totono, I1L OEEGQWASIIINGTON, ' 1 IDAHO PEOPLE VfllO i ; DEEW CLAIMS MONDAY tin nnH WaahJnvtnni nennle drawn yes terday in drawing for homesteads in Coeur d'Alene reservation lands. List commences with No. 205, numbers up to and including No. 204 being printed in Unnilav'a .Tvn ,n, t - v...-NamM - lf - DM.nll people are set In black face type: aun Arcnie wewr, iuuisuu, h asm -208 J. H. Hatch. Oreenacre, Wash. S1 n "nir1e A- Berrv. Pullman. Wash. - .!.''. . . 212 J. N. rierson. Spokane. ! A Pharlen V. firlmm. Lewlaton. Idaho. 214 Jamea K. Kelly, wpoKane. 215 -Cyru- Everett. Garfield,- Wasn 216 Frank I Moran. Bpokane. 217 Iewia G. Swenkel, Downs, Wash, tii-Mn. - Nora ClearV. Palouae. ??aL.n a. Knickerbocker. St . Joa Idaho. . .' . ' . 221 C. C Allen. Bpokana 224 Harvey Warrlnger. North Takl- ma, Waph. ' 225 Frank F. London, Oarfleld, Wanh. . . . g2R B, r. aooawin, Bponana J27john Hleber, Spokane, 228 William 8. Allison, Spokane. SiiB Charles Thomas Gilchrist, Spo kane. ..." 230-i-K. P. WJlson,;llio, jaano. 831 -Peter 3. Prey, Oregon Olty, Or. j85-.Wllliam Hulchlns, Spokane, ; 237 Jules Fres, Seattle. 23-) Fred T). Hoffer. Spokane. . 240 John W. Teusel. Spokane. . 941 v. Shauganessy. Belllngnam, 2489. S. O'Donnell. Ellensbnrg, Wash. . 245 C. F. Bwanson, upoKana. 248 F. A. Morofta. Tacoma. 247 John XAndls, Murray, Idaho. 248 John T. House. Spokane. 851 S. C. Irvine. Valmon, Or. 25S .William Millen, Seattle. 254 Fannel Murdock, Spokane. 255 John O. Geshaw, SeatUa -856 Albert Strife, Killsdale, Or. ' 257 V. W. Cloud, Spokane. - 258 Edward Carroll, Everett Wash 261-i-Bernle Kuesell, Wardner, Idaho 263 Iva M. Clynsmith, Spokane. -264f!vlvester James, Tekoa, Wash. 287Charle S. Rhodes, Spokane, ... 2s Mary P. Gay, Bpokane. jfKBpph L. Hoff, Bpokana 270 Mary Spills, Colton, Wash. 271 1. B. Brandt, Bpokan. 27a Joseph C. Goets, Spokana " 278 Jennie Ij. Paulson, Spokane, v 274 Henry G. Hoflin, Tacoma, 27 5 John R. Parker, Spokana 277 Andrew McDonald, Spokane. - , 878 Albert Banders, Oak Orove, Or. 279 Hugh Garner. Spokane. 9ro Jnhn F. Peterson, , Rathdmm, Idaho. 281 A. T. Amos, ispoaane. 2P3 John Mall. Coeur d Alene. 287 Herman Johnke, Olan, Wash. 288 van Johnson, Coeur fl Alene. 290 TJlyssea G. Brecount, Spokane. lZxi m. Merrltt. Farmington, Wash.,- 295 John Bono, kockioto, waen. 2 W. G Robinson, Ashland, Wash, 298 H. M. White, Tekoa, Wash. 801 Katherlne Clamer, Bandpolftt, W80 2 Chester Thompson, Wilbur, W3ofc-Qeorge W. Beala, ' Vancouver, W8o!-Lewie ;Barylerr', 'Black Bear. Idg0t-Jamea F. Brien, Ludlow Idaho, 807 W. D. Hodgson, Spokane. 808 O. B- Greer, Wallace, Idaho. 809 H. E. Cook. Murray, Idaho. 810 J. K. Frought. Coeur d Alene, Sll William B. Byer, Portland. , ; 812 O. E. Khemor, Colfax, Wash. - 818 Bryant Bussey, North Yakima, 814 Albert Hewsor, Spokana ; 316 Charles G. Owens, Wenatchee, 316 Charles Vandenson. Bpokane, 8 1 T Frank Rodley, Spokana , 818 Mra Margaret Laird, Bpokane, 819 Edward J. Laird, Spokana 320 Frank I. Lellunskl, Fort George Wright, Wish. 821 V. V. Wler, Spokana i 322 William li. Harrison, Spokana 828 May A. Towne, Mabton, Wash. g?5Xictt Norman, Spokana - - r, 82 A. E. Eklund, Spokane. 827 Mary A. Kennedy. Bremerton, WflFh. ''' 32s James Douglas, Mabton, Wash tj29 f, L. Swingler, Spokane, I 830 Frank Llndsey, Twin Falls, Ida 831 Alice Patton, Waitsburg, Wash. ' 888 Mike W. Frank, WaUace. 836 T. H. Kleenan, Walla Walla. - 888 Jamea Tamallaa, Pullman, Wash. - 838 Ben F. Marr. Lynden, Wash, 889 Lee Gobler, Spokane.' " 340 Orley E. Morrill, Odessa, Waah. 841 Joe Godeo, Coeur d'Alene. 844 Rob.rt E. Myers, Portland. . 845 James E. Watkins, Bpokana - 846 Septimus Ixthrup, Spokane. 847 B. G. Lobegren, Everett, Wash. , 848 J. ft Clark. Coeur d'Alene. 849 Jamea , A, . Pendgry, Pullman, Was ti. 860 Ernest SI Denore, Spokane. -; 861 Dennis Lynch, RossLand. Wash. 862 A. IS. Johnson, Spokana . 363 George Bonser, Graagerllle, Idaho. - 884 Grace O. Croonqulst, Coeur a-Aiena 366 Walter ;Di Sweet, Sprlngdala Wash. . . . r . : . 337 Theodore xtarlnrer. Portland. 858 Theodore V. Bearlnger, Portland, Kb ADbie-Turner, jspoitane. " 860 C. G. Newman, Northport, Wash. 81 R. F.' Bmith, Paloune. Wash. 363 Orval 8. Buckley, Elk ton, Or. S4 C. J. White, Spokaner - - - 871 H. A. Farson,.Cannondala Wash. 872 F. G. Shepherd, Reardon, Wash, 878 A. C. Flagle, Sjiokane. ' 876 J. H. Pillisch, Spokane.. . 876 J. G. DltUg, Coeur d'Alena ,877 Hamilton wad man, Spokana , !7-bJ. B. Milllch. SDOkana 879 Chester Q. McArtor, Caldwell, Idaho. 880 Charles Anderson, - EHensburg, Wash. - 884 H. 8. Clelland. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. ., . . - " - 886 IT. M. Castile, Rathdrum, Idaho. v J. K. uennett, van Assiet, wasn. :: 889 Marshall Robinson, Spokane, r 890 Dean Donanon, Spokana 891 Susan Boyd, Coeur d'Alena ; 392 George Dalgdone, Spokane, 894 Ethel Paterson, Eeattla 894 Ethel ePterson, Seattle. 897 Paul Geerllng, Sp6kana ' 89S W. R. BellvalL Spokana 899 Frank M. Butler, Spokane. : 401 John A. Keith, Geig, Wash. ' V 1 402 This Rldmoure, Republic, Wash. 404 E. M. Iverson, Puyallup, Wash, ; 408 Henry A. Russell. Chicago. 07 Lawrence E. Harter, Spokana 411 Carl Jaoobson. Ballard, Wash. 41 f William R. ' IBrdwelL Kendall, Wash. 413 Jamea Berg, Coeur d'Alene, Ida ho. '' 1 " ' '- '.- X 414 Ed Unden. Spokane. ' , 416 Carl G. Westberg, Troy, Idaho. 416 Richard E. Stupe, Spokana y 420 B. T. Btryker, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, 421 George EL Ross, Vancouver, Wash. ---. 425 E. E. Brannln, Wilcox WaWh. 426 Charles IL Fowler, Marysvllla, Wash. i- 427 R. C. Stangler, SSverett, Wash. ,- 429 H L, King, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, 430 C. H. Klnse, Rockford, Wash. " 431 Adolph E. Reenchf, Spokana I 432 Calvin E. Grllt Spokane. 1 438 Arna A. Holverson, Spokana " 489 Julia EL McCollar, Coeuf d'Alene, Idaho, .! riIII J V-1 M W, zvni IliiA IU.11U1 ' 448 John Maelstelrv Idaho Falls, Ida ho. , j i . rxriM - rtiMM, Ten 1 445 Rebecca Clark s ton, Gardner, Ida ho. , , 44F. B. Cowell, Spokana , 447 Bliss Syphert, Spokane. : ;, "' 448 Charles M. Dobeon,, Bpokana 460 G. M. Land is. Fletcher, Idaho. 462 Martin Anderson, Madison, Idaho. 463 Henry A. Albert, Spokane. ' 455 Aice M. James, .. Deer Park, 467 Deans Abel. Buckeye,' Wash. 4Kx Txiuis T. GilskL Seattla , 4 JO J. A. Mover, College Flaca 462 Minnie E. Cleave, Spokane. ; 466 William A. , Holmes. Harrison, laano. , : - 4B7 R. J. Miles, Coeuf d'Alena 468 Frank Friesen.-Coeur d'Alena 469 John M. Traisewater, Toppeniah, Wash. 470 Lionel G. TuIHson, Spokana 471 Roxena DaeL Wallace. r-.. ; 478 Arthur L. Brown, Sprague, Wash. 474 John Warren, Bremerton, Wash. 479 Cyrus O. Parker. Portland, Or. i 47T Glen Williams. Kenniston, Or. 478 M. H. Johnston, Cbatteroy. Wash. 479 Charles Thornton. Portland. 480 Stephen L. Stewart, Ellensbnrg, Wash.' - ' . 481 George Drake, Preston, Wash. A. X,oUey, Wallowa, Or, . 483 Robert E. Seott, Spokane. 489 A. K. Anderson. Spokane. ' 490 Carleton A. Thomason, Cheney, Wash. : 492 Howard Folsom, Snoksna ' - 493 Anna O'Gara, Farrtll, Idaho, ' 494 William D. Baker, Spokana 496 Clarence Brunlng, Colfax, Wash. 499 A E. Leagott, FernbilL Idaho, 497 George W. Tlbbetts, Ortlng, Wash. 606 James O. Ooohrane, Astoria, Or. 619 Oeorge B. Bulls,' Portland, 684 9. Ct Montgomery, Portland. v 628 Charles wanamaker, Arleta, Or, 690 Joseph Sharpe, Portland, . 601 William p. Arthar, Portland, Biff nn P. SCodgkina, Albany, Or. 663 Pred V. Iambert, Portland. ; 18 E. B. MtxLAln, Oregon City, Or. 733 K. A. Klnkle, Portland. 801 Ferdinand u., Weyeiman, Korth Bend,' Or. 8ai oeorge 9. axandigo, Korth Bend, or. 864 A. B. Simpson, Coqnille, or. 868 Horton iiioBtpson, Xaoro, Or. ; 930 Battle J. Bhowalter, Salem, Or, 050 K. S. Crawford, Oresron City, Or, - 833 Grant Walker, University park, Portland. 1887 Harry A. Meier, 844H BasseU avenue, Portland. - 1384 P. w. Punk, ' 681 Washing-ton Street, Portland, ' - 1388 Oeorg-e Peehler, 806 Bose street, Portland, 1463 Arthur West, 1178 Ellsworth street, Portland, - - ' 1479 w. J. Bngllsh, 823 Byraotue street, portiana. 1485 Chester W. ICTnds. Portland. NORTH JETTY OUST BE BUILT ' (Continued from Page Ona) , of the great steamboaf lines there. All that remain are held by , railroads or other great corporations. .- "A ltuatlon should obtain aa it Is in European. countnea Tnere tne rau roads are not allowed to charge a min imum nearer than 20 per cent above the water line's maximum. ' The beat thing that can be done Is to put the jnatter Deiore congress ana mo lniersiaie com' morce commission. In that . war we may bops for an adjustment , Making pair Batea. "Until an adjustment between water and rail is reached rates will be unfair. Inland points, such as Spokane, will never receive fair treatment. Our navl gatlon laws don't permit us to build on the coast; the railroads won't permit ua to run boats inland. We're between, almost literally, the devil and the deep hliiR sea" 1": :' '. ", General Marshall said he did not atop at Fort Btevens ana canoy, at ait yes. terdav. "I nlanned both forts mvaelf.' he explained. "I couldn't be any more familiar, with them by anv number of visits and, frankly this with another hearty laugh I was afraid if I landed they'd Insist on giving me a brigadier general salute or someining or tne kind, and I wanted to miss the noise. " , Ooea South Tonight, ' Uncle Sam's chief engineer Will go on this evening to San Francisco. "But I have very little to which I wish to give attention there," he said. "The harbors of Los Angeles and San Pedro win take most of my attention. : There is a great deal of dredging to do in Los Angeles harbor. i'Am a matter of . fact our harbors have never been in better condition. New York harbor has - been deepened to 44 feet Boston has a 36 foot channel; other cities on the Atlantic seaboard have been given their share of the work. New - Orleans has been espe cially favored. Congress has done well In appropriations, for all these projects cost an immense amount 01 money, Bo CrlttoUin of Congress. "I do not wish to be understood aa crltlolslng the acta of congress. - It is not my province nor my disposition to criticise the legislative body. My work is an engineer. -1 can suggest, I can plan, and I can submit, but I cannot decide. That is for the congress to do, "When I get my orders it la again mv duty to obey. I despise a shirker; 1 havenoase for a knocker. For that rea son I have made it - a rule to work harder -when I did not believe in a proposition than when it met my favor. "Hang back and everyone has the boot for vou. Go hard against what you have to do, and if you fall your enemies will be the first to pick you up end pat vou on the back. No man does any thing well unless he first learns how to obey. - STRAINED JOINTS S W Q L L E N L I MBS VARICOSE VEINS Instantly Relieved And in many cases entirely cured by the continued use of our hand-made,1 . Elastic Hosiery -" . 1 . . ..11-. . 1 We advise you to wear our Made-in-Oregon Elastic Garments in prefer-' ' ' - r ' ence to others. EVERY ARTICLE STRICTLY GUAR ANTEED SEND FOR ILLUS- 1 TRATED CATALOGUE : WHY PAY HIGH PRICES For DRUGS ELSEWHERE,? BUYHERE-S AVEMONEY " i . . " ' I tOe Powers' Asthma Cure . small 45a ' r ISO Bo a e h e e Germany Syrup, small ... 22e) 76o B o a o h e e .Germany Syrup, large ...65i $1.00 Shoop'a Scrofula, . .. 90d - $1.60 Kennedy Medical Dlsoovery ..........81.29 22c Chamberlain's JDlar- , rhea Cure, small 22t $1.00 Borolyptol, large . . 90 i6o Horaford'a Balsam Myrrh, email . ...... ,22d SOo Kendall's Spavin Cure, o email . .............. .45er SOo Parker Hair Balaam, . small . . .45o S0e Sloan Liniment, medium . ...454 a10c Omega Oil, small.,.. 10 ff 60o ' Dloxogen medium,,. 45 -J6o Electrio Plasters..., .15) - t for J5 - 1 5c CAW. Lithla Tab- leta 6 grain. . .25e $1.00 Armour's Beef Ex- tract, 4 ounce .75$ . SOo Armour's Beef Ex- . tract t ounce... . , ,,,.,407 -J5c Listerlne, small..,.,. 20 80o Sal Vital, medium... 45 SOc Bromo Seltaer, me dium ,,.,.404t Bromo Seltaer, small. 10 $1.75 Pond's Extract, - large . , .,..,..01.50 Woodlark Beef, Wine and - . Iron , ,...50) Wyeth'a Beef, Wine and - Iron a , . , . . w. , i. , . . , ,T5c 26o Cooper Kidney Tea. .25 SOo Karl' Clover Tea -large , i ............. .45 $1.00 Oregon Kidney Tea, large . ................. -90 $1.00 Stuart' Dyspepsia Cure, large 90 d 8o Akln'a Foot Ease. , . .20 $2.00 Abaorblna ...... S1.65 Armour's Thyroid's Tab- lets . ...t, ............ T5 26c Sal Vital, small 22 60o Wyeth's Lithla Tab- lets, 6 grain 40 26c Allen's Foot Ease.. .,19. $1.00 Hostetter's Bitters, .f5 $1.00 Garfield's Bitters., .85 2Bo 'Castorla .......20 26o Boiortont Tooth Wash.. 20 26o .Rublfoam Tooth Pow der . 19' FRUIT AND SPEC I MEN DISPLAY JARS ' Of particular Interest to ' fruitgrowers, especially, to those who expect to ex hibit this season, is our . extensive line ti Display '' and Specimen Jars, A cluster of, grapes or. other fruit may be, sus--" pended in these jars,' as ; shown Jn the illustration. i , . , ,',., . We have them ir all Sizes from 2J wide by 6 inches high to 8, wide by " 40 inches high. We court inquiry as to' extensiveness of stock and reasonableness of price. . VISIT OUR ARTSECTION ON FOURTH FLOOR LARGEST IN WEST FREE PHONES ESTABLISHED : 1265 FREE DELIVERIES 'A v WOULD CRUSH 1IER " 1 0 VTS HEAD WITlt AX (By Yooroal Lea led Salem Win.) - . Salem, Ang. 10. Mra. Sarah Darts of Portland attacked: by dementia fester- day Afternoon, seized an ax and attempt ed to end her Own life by striking her self in the-forehead with IU She In flicted ' several quite aerloos scalp wounds and bruises, but will likely re cover. ",.- Mrs. Davis was brought to Salem last Saturday, and was living at the home of her sister, Mrs.; Ella Korthcutt, ghe bad during the day attempted to out her throat with a raaor, and was being . watched closely. vMra. Northcutt .suc ceeded in taking the axe from her be fore she could end her own life. She. was removed to the Salem Hospital. 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