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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
$500.

On 7th ave, between D and %,
IA cling south, lot 40ix165 feet to
alley, very handsome and complete
Groom strictly mod. home. Hot
water heat. laundry room, gas.
sewer, cenented basement, sleep
Ing porch One OF the best little
homes on the north bench Terms.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
A REAL HOME BARGAIN.

A REAL HOME BARGAIN,
b-room, buff pressed brick,
strictly modern. Finest Of mate
RAILS and workmanship.
ONLY 5000 DOWN
and sS2 e month
Contains parlor or bedroom.
large living and dining room
combined. with flre-orick man
tel.
Two bedrooms. ample closets.
Buffet kitchen. bath, screened
sleeping and kitchen porches.
Lot 30 feet by 125 feet to q
12-foot alley.
Located southeast, only half q.
block from fine car line Restrict
ed district
PRICE ONLY $3.50,
Including graded street, 6-foot
cement sidewalk. shade trees, city
water.
THIS NEW HOUSE rs THE
BEST RARGAN ON THE
MARKET TO-DAY.
ACT AT oNCEi
Telephone for appointment.
Our auto will cali for you
Phone-wasatch 96s and s64
TMBALL & RICHARDS.
Land Merchants"
IS and 5S Main Street
Salt Lake City. Utah
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FIVE AND A FRACTION
ACRES IN BRIGHAM CITY,
UTAH IN THE HEART OF THE
BEST FRUIT GROWING DIS
TRICT; 90 ACRES IN FRUIT
TREES, THE CHERRIES OF
WHICH TOOK THE FIRST
PRIZE IN THE SEATTLE EX-
POSITION: ONE ACRE In
TOMATOES, ACRE IN CAN
INCOME FROM THIS YEARS
CROP FIGURED CONSERVA-
TIVELY WILL BE $4,000.
THREE-ROOM HOUSE WITH
CELLAR; CHICKEN RUN AND
so FORTH SIX SHARES OF
WATER, WHICH is EASILY
D1STRIBUTED. AND WHICH
IS AMPLE. SIX BLOCKS
FROM TIE SCHOOL HOUSE.
AND ONE BLOCK FROM THE
STREET CAR LINE. A LOOK
AT THIS PLACE WILL CON-
VINCE THE MOST DISCRIMI-
MATING OF IT'S HIGH VALUE.
PRICE ONLY $4500; $4,000 CASH
AND TERMS ON BALANCE.
N. w. CLAYTON COMPANY,
5O4 VERMONT BLDG.
TEL. WASATCH 1917.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC r. R LANDS.
UTAH. NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA,
$500 TO $1,000 PER ACRE.
SPLENDID RANGE AND FARM
LANDS IN TRACTS TO SUIT EASY
PAYMENTS. ONLY ONE-TENTH
CASH DOWN: 10 YEARS TO PAY THE
THIS IS THE BEST LAND
FOR THE LEAST MONEY NOW OF
FERED. SPECIAL r. r. FARE TO
PARTIES OF OR MORE. IT WILL
PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE. PAMPH-
LETS. MAPS AND FULL PARTICU-
LARS OF
PACIFIC LAND AGENCY.
Is w. SECOND SOUTH ST.
SALT LAKE CITY,
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THREE SPLENDID BUYS.

THREE SPLENDID BUYS
150-acre cattle and hay ranch, good
improvements, near R. r., In Idaho. $40
per acre, on easy terms.
4o-acre alfalfa farm-fine improve
ments, one block from town Located In
Utah's best farming district; s11o per
acre, on easy terms.
1o-acre farm on State street, close to
Salt Lake City; best soil In state; double
water right; bumper crops with farm
splendid buy for country home or farm
or chicken ranch. Only $3.50 per acre;
easily worth $1,000. the price land close
by brings, Easy terms. The crop will
be worth $1,000.
PAVANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY,
r. q. EXCHANGE DEPT.
was lS4l. Judge Bldg.
d272o
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GREAT BARGAIN.

Beautiful modern bungalow; a snap II
sold at once terms to suit. See owner,
No. $50 18th East
doI22
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage
YOU'LL NEVER FIND A BETTER
farm or ranch opportunity than
RUBY VALLEY.

RUBY VALLEY.
The SOIL
Did you read the story in this paper
recently about the mushrooms from Ruby
Valley2 The largest one weighed near
ly three poundS-it was twelve inches
in diameter and three feet in circumfer-
ence. Do you think mushrooms grow
like that in ordinary soil?
Do you know bout the climate OF
Cache valley? Ruby valley has a cli-
mate very s!nilar-fully as desirable.
That ought TO be sufficient about cli-
mate.
The water
Actual pictures showing the source OF
water supply and the water supply that
comes from that source are the best
evidence you can get. Our new book
goes into the water question in a way
that satisfies all who read It.
INVESTIGATE RUBY VALLEY NOW.
The real opportunities In new coun-
try come in ITS earliest days. Ruby Val
ley is right now at the beginning OF
rapid and steady growth-it is at its
greatest opportunity stage.
Ask for our new booklet. Well send
1t anywhere free.
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s5500,

$500.
Bargain on East Broadway,
close in; 49t feet by 165 feet, ell
improvements paid; has large
eight-room house An excellent
buy on one Of the best streets.
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EVER GO UP
on the East Bench on hot day? Try II
the next sizzling afternoon and feel the
cool canyon breezes that swing down
across douglas park. Take any Second
9outh car going east every ten minutes,
LOT prices: From $3.50 to $500; $3.50
Gown and s7,60 a month II you prefer
We VIII be glad to take you out In the
auto: homo Was. 173.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
GO w. Broadway, d2695
sAooo-l ACRES IMPROVED, WITH
irult, mousse, barn, implements, 500
chickens, cow, ell conplete. near Holli-
300 cash down and balance monthly
VIII Duy acres irrigated land near new
car line and city; also will build home
on II.
E. j. HUFF. 4o5 Atlas Block.
d2T2T
cpoc,Dpv -,rc.rr = -
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$4,000.

On 18th East, s!x-room cement
block bungalow, lot 75x120 feet;
garage, cement walks, fruit trees,
hardwood floors, cemented base
ment, hot water heat, beamed
ceilings, leather wainscoting In
dining room; very attractive
home. Can sell this on terms.
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DO YOU WANT A HOME? SEE THESE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
s11oo-A new Groom cottage, water, nice
5000 lot, near 9th East and 18th So
Cash Terms SIS per month.
s125c-A snap: One 4-room frame and a
6-rm. adobe: large lot, 5Sxl65;
$500 will rent for $40 per month
Cash when fixed up; near End West
paving. $500 profit in this, Act
quick.
$1,000 bran. new, 4-roon; bath, toilet.
electric lights; nice lot; on Lake
5000 st Is a beautiful little home,
Cash Terms very easy.
s150o-4-rm- frame; nice lot; shade and
lawn, sheds, ETC.; on Kenslngton
$50 ave near 18th East Another
Cash 3-rm frame. same st. at s15oo;
s2SOo-7-room frame: nice lot, on corner;
$500 on 9th South near Seventh
$500 Choice OF two broom modern
Cash bricks; cement easements, gas,
,S9 S9 very large rooms, pantry. clos,
built; On 7th East near 11th
South. Prices on application.
BARGAIN LOTS ON EASY TERMS OR
CASH.
$500 50x120 IT. on University ave.
s25 near 9Th S, and 18th East
Cash 3TlX156 on 7th East: sidewalk,
$40 sewer. curb and gutter.
Month 60x115 on 3rd East near 11th
South.
$500 50xi31 on 11th South near 7th
$25 East
Cash 5ox155 on Lake street
$40 o0x156 on Sth East
Month
sl6oo-5x10 rods on 9th ave. bet. I and
j. a snap.
$40o0-iox10 rods. corner 18th East, near
new high school
PETERSON r. z. & INV. CO.,
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CHINESE HERBS.

ANOTHER GREAT AND GOOD MAN
CALLED TO ASSIST D. h FONG.
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PRIVATE HOME
CAFES
CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
7T East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and, pr5vets
lesSons. e9SA
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S14 900.
Apartment house OF eight four
room apartments. An excellent
investment. netting over 10 per
cent. $500 cash will handle.
STATE STREET CORNER SNAP.
Corner of 9Th South and State
street, S2lx14Sd feet, bargain at
5000 per foot. Part cash.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV.
COMPANY.
351 so. MAIN. PHONE WAS. T.
We write fire insurance.
Will go on your bond.
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LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED
IRON WORKS
EYE. EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIR, ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULIST
and aur!st: spectacles accurately fitted:
difficult cases solicited. g39oS
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One acre, Main st. near 18th South;
$3.50. Great bargain.
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sPECLALi

Two acres fine land. State ST. near 18th
South; $3.50 per acre.
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PETERSON r. z. Gs INV CO.,
81 z. 4th South. Was. 1920
d275e
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j, a snap.
$4o00-iox10 rods, corner 18th East, near
new high school.
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SECRET SERVICE

INTERMOUNTAIN SECRET SERVICE;
reliable operators. 4ol Boston bldg:
Was a3T5 c1loO
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are tho best and cheapest suburban lots
on the market-s275 per lot; $40 cash
and SO per month. Location 18th South
between 9th and 11th East Go and see
them
The evening world., 1913-07-12
WEEK'S NOTABLE REALTY OPERATIONS.
CITY.


nnsoy house NO" -
Phelps Stokes and Henry "
lofts northeast corner OF
18th
of
court
l2sd facing Monnss'ds Psrk
$4,000 theatre and roof garden
on
NO sos
dwelling. No. 80 West
Tenant
No
George Johnson
100000 southwest
OF
Wander ave and
o 3250ooo
100000 sghtsory building Crotona
ParkE
Henry
las a dwellings
/. 20
a
Syndicate 'l25oo Cedarhu L. opposite
a a omces
J. . %
$500; sites william NAkslmua ,s1s william Neal S
r Hakerson $1,000.
Company Psosp.
s7h st. whore
Gideon DAILY Red Bank N j. later
bought by Henry crosA
10 Donall
Lodge No 10.
Fulton HUDSON unioa xz
.I..
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GET 4 TEN CENT
BOX Of CASCARETs.
Keep your liver and bowels ac-
tive and you feel bully
for months.

Put sside--just oncc-the Salts. Ca
thaftic Pills. Castor Oils or purgative
waters. which merely force u passsgeway
through the bowels. but do not thor
oushly cleanse. freshen and purify these
drainage or alimentary organs. and have
no effect Whatever upon the liver and
stomach.
Keep your inside organs pure and
fresh with Csscsrets. which thoroughly
cleanse the stomach, remove the undi-
gestsd. sour and fermenting food and
foul gssss. take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out Of the system oil the
eons0pstsd waste matter and poisons
in tho intcstines and bowels.
~ Csscsret tonight viii make you feel
great bymornins. They work while you
slesp-never sripe, sicken, and cost only
10 cents box from your druggist. Mill.
ions Of men and women take a CsScsret
now and then and never have Headache.
Biliousness. Coated Tongue. Indigestion.
Sour Stomach OF Constipsted bowels,
Csscsrets belong In every household
ChudSss Just love 10 take them.
The evening world., 1913-07-12

Now while the stores Are showing
thslr leftover stock Of drses materials
II 10 . good time TO pick up goods for
. few odd dresses 20 last the season
through. u ssisctsd with . view to the
purposs. light wsAGht silks can be gotten
which After serving . scanty use
through the summer can bs used for
Informal evening wear In the fall or
winter.
Many times one will nnd q pretty
remnant Of goods containing only
enough yards for q skirt or . little
more than enough for waist. In such
an instance observe the design I am
showing here. Plain goods Of wisteria
colorsd silk crspe y used for q very
plain loose waist and shsped pepium
part. Enough OF some handsome white
Chnsss silk. ngursd with wisteris
colored flower and olive green leaves
can bs<ound for . plain skirt. gathered
all around. and . narrow piece for the
front Of the blouse can be easily gotten
out. Plain white mousseiins ruff,es
finish the neck which 10 cut high In
back. and to v In front, also the
kimbno sleeves which reach below the
e'coW' OSh8nIbui IN ouocS " tno nAJToW
sash OF olive green velvet ribbon two
ard one-half inches wide which ties on
the right side front dropping two loops
and an end. This sash effect really
forms q skirt trimming.
Many IDEAS can be suggested for this
frock. such ~ black and white striped
ratine for the skirt. using ths goods
crosswise for the waist piece. when
some color such ~ rose or the new
rich yellow could bs used for the waist
and peplum. beltsd with black velvet.
Plain batiste or net ruffles would bs
quite suitable, and tho completed cos
tune would make . delightful dress
to come to town In. These days when
so mary are committing one needs sew
erai frocks which. while attractive and
summery, must yet possess the quality
OF endurance.
This model win doubtlessiy appeal to
some who may have . frock to rsnovate,
for waist and psplum could easily
be gotten from . whole dress when new
goods could be used for q skirt. A bor-
dered material would be pretty for the
skirt, using for q waist. plain goods of
the same color as used In the border.
The evening world., 1913-07-12

Richard G. Kerens ot Missouri. vNo
recently presented to tho Emperor his
letter OF recall M Ambassador to Aus
tria- Hungary, returned on the Adrintic
yesterday. Mrs. Ksrsns will soon fol-
low. Sir II. Evan NJ. James. . former
British Judge in india. also arrived on
the liner.
The evening world., 1913-07-12

same goods, which has elbow
length sleeves, finished with .
narrow ruffls, the same ~ which
stands MP around the neck, out to
~ In front Have four pipsd
syslsts to trim the blouse each
side IN froAt above the belt Of
gray suede 70 match material In
color.
Dear Fashion Editor:
Kindly suggest how I can fix over a
little pink satin dress from last year. 1t
is plain ktmono waist, but It seems too
tight. The sleeves are slashed up the
back ana edged with embroidered band
Ing. as 10 also the square neck. The
skirt Is narrow. and IL fitted at the
waist line. wore a pink satin girdle.
Sincerely, MISS L. A. II.
me waist 10 sviasatly not loose
enough in the aSmholss, or barry
snough In the blouse for the pres.
snt mode. Us1ag 10 - . founda.
ton, Q tuAlo could 10 made OF
white poias a'sspr1t, arsping the
sleeves up at the poaAt whore the
slash In the p1Ak comes ana maxi
ing the blouse loose. Yuu the skirt
part around the hips AAd back,
hav1Ag IL drop 70 The knees only.
bsar Fsshion Editor:
I started to make myself 4 blue silk
dress with q draped skirt. and after
cutting II md that I have not enough
for the waist. However. ! have a few
rather large pieces I could combine
with something else II you will aid me
with your advice. Am twsnty-thres
years OF age. MISS Il. ii.
4 separate blouse OF thin white
salk or plata cream net, finished
with plating around the neck ana
down the frost, also around the
sleeves, could have sa ovsrpart OF
the blus. This could bs merely
thrss-inoh vide shoulder straps,
whioh widen at ne base to meet
under the arm, whore they run into
the belt. n tAs centre back they
could meet also, but be left apart
IN the front. Gather them into the
Sslt leaving thsm - biousy -
you would . waist. You could trim
them On the side fronts with RED
battons.
Dear Fashion Editor:
! am going to the sesshore for two
weeks and would like to get a silk
dress FOR real practical wear. ! mean
one that Is suitable for wear any time
OF the day. What would you suggest?
Would not care for blue. as have two
other blue dresses. ANXIOUS.
vssy practical. yet pretty and
stylish, would be 70 have . sep
asats sAayt Of medium weight white
s1hbsA salk which comes In quali-
de- that VIII wash beautifully, ana
make n dSspsA 1nto . two sad .
half ixeh baad IN the front, which
yu1s 70 below The knss line and 10
Vimns1 WITH glass battops. Then
buy or make pretty net blouse 70
wear with It, usanS glass battous
70 trim. 4 blsok mo1ss belt and
saSA, % . 1onaA oAs, would com.
ylses ~ atuye Suitable 1es alnost
' ::s es'sA' '''Aa's 's ~ Sum-
- -------. -
The evening world., 1913-07-12
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
Dear Fashion Editor:

Dear Fashion Editor,
VIII You advise me concerning thi'
material. Have too much for q skirt
unless ! should draps II. Do you thinl
1t Is too heavy to draper Please sus.
gest how to have II made. am thirty,
four years Of age. brunette. five fee,
six inches tall. Thank you.
MRS. p. q.
Mako the skirt plain. opsai.g
down the lsSt SO frost With
round, fancy, Auu hysss buttons.
and syslsts ylpeA n nsvy blus
satin 1aAs sissvelsss waist Of
the goods, suttAAS Il hiSh u back
Of neck ana lsttAAS II part way st
the sSest Of ths blouse 70 sAew Q
oAsna1sstts eS wAtts bastasts. xhis
- yaet Of separate waist Of
The evening world., 1913-07-12
NEARLv 100000 IN SOUTHERN
PENSION ROLE,

Pensions paid by Southern States to
Confederate veterans in 1911. the last
year OF completed returns. were as fol-
The evening world., 1913-07-12

ninety days or more In the Union armies
and has reached the sSs OF % years 10
entitled to . psnsion OF ei3 . month.
Al the age Of seventy he sets ol6 and At
seventy-hve years $50 q month. All
widows Of soldiers are entitled 70 . PEN
sion. no matter whether they are rich or
poor. Any oA soidisr Who can Prove
service disability Of any KIND Osts . ~.
elal allowance es ~ nsa&A ~ mssA
The evening world., 1913-07-12

In the same year the Federal Treasury
bald 10 Northern veterans and their de-
Zpenheuts now residing In these same
'stsfss Sl0.59l.000, or nearly twice the
amount that the old Confederates receive
from their home treasures The total
peusions paid by the Federal Govern
.,nsSt In 1911 on account OF civil wat
lon veterans was slis,23l.665. The
N 900 that the confederates received
IKE paltry charity compared
this huge sum.
Suthsrn States give pensions only to
by veterans and their widows. The
lsrsl Government pensions practically
sybody who. had anything TO DO with
( Uuieu Hrcss. Any man who served
The evening world., 1913-07-12

already begun 70 rush ahead - -.
count the coming transformation wine
those ID the Bronx are beginning -
halt.
The evening world., 1913-07-12
APPRAIsALs OF ESTATES.

Mrs. Sarah Amelia Hewitt. widow OF
Abram s. Hewitt died Aug. II is11:
assets In New York eAts. l3te,N ~
deductions.
Thomas Bailey died Sept. O. M: total
estate. SAILS: net value. tt0.tN
Louisa p. Ciaf,in Of Worcester Masn..
died June 9. 1911: total estate. ea.3a;
assets in Nov York. sAs7; no deductioss.
Samuel l.. Schumacher OF Baltimore
died March .. 1911; assets In New York.
n. 7b0. net value. N.6od.
Mary Fitzgerald died Dec. .. 1909: -.
tai estate. o.se2. net vaiue. 0.s71
Andaiino Sassano died jan. 4 is0es
owned No. 2ip Second avenue. valued
at e27,ooo; no equity after payment ID
mortgages.
Mrs. Auxuste rLeberman died Sept. I
100: total estate. es.o2a; net value. 0.oo
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
Births, Marriages, Deaths

cab, KY, and Hilja AastaIo, "a, 2o4s Union
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rorkhurst. y;
1920 Market street, and Pearl shaner, Is o2a
Turk street
GOODWIN -R0BINsON-James w. Goodwin:
JONES R0BERT-Fred E. Jones, %. TIC Mont.
somery street and Blanche G. Robert Is i
MccRuM-sCHILLINGE r. Mccrum,
26. and Martha Schillinger, IS. both of 7o4
Eighteenth street.
MOORE-sANTRY-Frank X. Moore, 40. s6sa
Twentieth street. and May G. Santry 80 2
PRIoR-DowD- Patrick Prior "A. 1915 sanche,
street, and Rose Dowd, 2s, 40 Twenty-secono
YE-I.EvINGsToN--Robe E. pye, 20, Fresno
and Isabel II. Levingston. "a 1s42 Colder
Gate avenue.
sCHREIBER -soLrAU-Fritz sehreber, 30, ea4
Edinburgh street, and Amanda Soltau, 70. IL
yfYiAN-DAVIS-G George T. Vivian. "a, and
Josie l.. Davis, 90. both OF Antioch
-BAUM-Clifford G. Winelander
23, and Anna N. Baum, Is, both Of 1885 Ellis
street.
OAKLAND
The following marriage licenses were issued
Friday, August S, 1918:
BABERA--RIPoDAs-F Frank Babera So ane
Maria Ripodas. 35, both Of San francisco
COLvER-DAvIS0N-Wa c. Colver. 81. Bet
teravia. and Viva K Dawson. a. Oakland.
JOHNSON-WEAST-Osc Walter Johnson, %
and Ella Viola Weast %. both Of Modesto.
B-TRAcy--Willie R. McC9mb, 81. ans
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Laurence Merry, 81
Chico. and Emily G. Parker %. Oakland.
MEYERS-G GRAHAM-Russel L. Meyers, 70
and Helen Graham. 10, both Of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
J. W. WRIGHT g. co
900 ATontronaerv sf
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME.

Ten Years TO Pay For It.
Owing to owners departure of the incest
homes On the peninsula Is offered for sale. Con-
Eists Of nne, modern house Of rooms, bath
and every modern convenience; fine stable. pou-
try houses. yards. etc; fine large lot 75x150
feet. planted 10 full bearing fruit trees Of diff
raspberries. etc There is a beautiful, large live
osk tree, several palms and other ornamental
trees and shrubs In front of the house. making it
very attractive place Located blocks from
station. hour from San Francisco; communication
fare S9.S5 VIII be sold at very reasonable
hgnre. with small payment down. balance ex-
tended over 10 years time, IL necessary Prop
erty clear: title perfect. Write to boz 124
Mountain View Cal
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
OBITUARY NO TEs
FATHER OHRWALDER DEAD
IN OMDURMAN, SUDAN
Famous Austrian Priest Had Mirncu-
lous Escape Once; Was VS.
tied by Roosevelt

Father Ohrwalder. famous Austrian
missionary priest, who passed 10 years
in captivity with the mahdi. died at
Omdurman. Egyptian Sudan. yesterday.
While with the mahdfs hordes In the
far regions of the Sudan Father Ohr-
walder and his companions refused to
become Moslems at the bidding of the
Arab chieftain and were condemned. to
be executed. but during the night q
comet appeared and SO frightened the
Sudanese that they refused to kill the
missionary.
After his escape he remained In the
Sudan. where he was visited by Colo
mel Roosevelt in March. 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
Marriage Licenses
SAN FRANCISCO

The following marriage licenses we're issued
Friday. August s, 1918:
ADAMS L. Adams 70 Everett
wash and Lcona Parks. 81. Dewatto Wash.
AILEN-DONOHUE-Car A. Allen. 26, Des
Moines, Ia, and Isabelle Dcnohue. %, Chi
cago.
ARNOI OID--HAGERTY-Harry B.. Arnold Jr.. ~.
1884 Hyde street and Edith F. Hagerty, 20.
35D Liberty street.
BAKER-ALASTALO-G B&ker. c5, Padu-
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MORAGA ACRES
A LITTLE LAND AND A LIVING.
Where the climate is perfect.
Where health conditions are ideal.
Where the soil is OF the best.
Where the surroundings are beautiful.
Where you can grow anything.
Where you can live and
Where you commute TO the city daily.
Where you can get just what you have been
Looking for.
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n BURGESS COMPANY
T34 Market ST.. San Francisco.
Branch ofhces-153s Broadway, Oakland; Wal
nut Creek
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
BURGLARS GAG A STUDENT
Richard Place Found by Police In Par
ents' Home

PASADENA. Aug. S.-Sec,reIy hound
and gagged. Richard G. Place -Ir. a
student at the University of Califor-
MIA. was found early today in the home
of his parents where he had been at
tackled by burglars who obtained dia-
bers departed, Place wrigEled to an
open window and in spite of the gag
managed to attract the attention of
the police
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

SIX room bungalow for sae s.. 600: reasonable
payment; balance time. BOX 1241. Call office.
LOT 50x1eo for sale: cheap: will furnish money
q build IL needed. Fox 1873. Call nffce.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
CONTRA COSTA REAL ESTATE

LOTS FOR SUMMER HoMES-Permsnent home
and camping in Redwood canyon right on the
new Oakland Antioch railway: 800 and up on
easy payments; only III minutes from Broad
way. Oakland: send for map. GEORGE W.
AUSTIN: 1922 "a Broadway. Syndicate build
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09

BROwN-FEAR-In this city. August 5, 1913
By Rev. C. u. Irons. pastor of Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal church. William Edward Brown
and Elizabeth Fear. both Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

WITNESSES to arrest OF undersigned In front
Empress theater. Tuesday evening. August s.:
please communicate. MYRTLE CERT, 407
CIunie Bldg; tel. Kearny 1924.
/ HAVE purchased the confectionery store at
1912 Mission st. from s. D. Downing; any out
standing bills must be presented within . days
from August s. J. II. MYER.
HEREBY give notice that viii not be respon-
sbe for any debts contracted By my wife
Mrs. Rose Harris, after this date. ETHAN
HARRIS. Dated August 5. 1913.