The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-27
OLIVE NJ. RYALL AND
ARTHUR PETERS
PONY WINNERS
LAND SPLENDID PRIZES IN THE
TIMES GREAT VOTING CON-
TEST AFTER KEEN BATTLE
FRIENDS WORKED HARD.
PONY CONTEST WINNERS.
Glrl-Olive Mabel Ryall.
Boy-Arthur Peters.

6oy-Arthur Peters.
The Detroit Times Pony voting con-
test is now matter OF history. All
that remains is for the boy and girl
winners to call and claim their prizes.
The two ponies. with the carts and
equipment are ready TO be turned over
to those who have won them. The
pony offered for girl contestants IL
won by Olive Mabel Ryall, No. PIP
Morrell-st.. while Arthur Peters, No.
$50 Waterloos,.. Is winner in the
boys contest by their popularity and
industry.
The winners may well feel proud
OF the fact that they have come out
with the deserving honor OF having
outrun and outclassed workers who
have themselves done exceedingly
well and would. under ordinary condi-
tons, have had votes enough TO win.
The honor attached to, winning Is
considered by the candidates as be-
ing worth many times the value of
the prize itself. Friends of the contest
ants have boosted them all along the
line.
The winners are deserving of con-
gratulations and praise They have
striven hard and what they have
achieved has been largely the result
of untiring, unremitting work. Early
and late for the past three weeks they
have been piling up votes, few at q
time. until their ballots run up into
the thousands. They will appreciate
the prizes a thousand-fold more than
they would if they had been secured
without any effort on their part
During the progress OF the contest
Many deserving workers we're not
fortunate enough to win, but through
their individual efforts have made
such a record as to deserve great
praise. To such the management ex-
tends its congratulations and thanks
them for their earnestness OF purpose
and for the work they have accom-
plished. The Detroit Times congrat-
ulates the winners. hoping they will
enjoy the prizes they have gained to
the fullest extent, and that they may
be the source or continued satisfac-
ton.
The standing at the close OF the
contest follows:
Miss Mabel Ryall. 272 Morreil-st co, 500
Miss Monica Tarsney 80 w. Beth
Arthur Peters. $50 Waterloo st. 5s,i7S
Joseph Marshick. 47s Clark-ave. 3497o
twenty fourth-st. ............29.S75
Elmer Bauer. 3S6 Hurlbut-ave. % 400
Edward j Dolan. S64 Fourteenth
Harold Lee Sc Lafayette-ave .l9. 400
Russell Ferguson, $50 Trumbull-
Miss Ethel Creegan. 500 Twenty
fifth-st. .................. $500
Percy Perry SPA Townsend ave. 1885
Francis Cavanaugh. 1855 Brook
Earl W ANS 1873 Maeo1nb-st .is 20
Ray Herbon. 7es Leland st. a.. IL, 500
Chas. Finger. Jr., 972 Van Dyke
Miss Helen Boyes, ga W willis
Miss Esther Krigner as Third-st 1895
Marcus Wartell, 147 Russell-st. 1850
Miss Florence Arditto. so Grand
River-ave. ..................... 1915
more-ave. .................... 1850
Miss Inez Caplin. 10 Thirtieth-st. 3.075
Wayne Brooks, 533 Seventeenth
Harold Branton. sic National.ave. $500
Leo Ludwig. 4s7 Junction-ave. 81. t.925
Edward Schenkel. 1873 LaSalle-st. 1875
Norman Murray, 1928 Chene-st.. 1900
Miss Helen Hollands, Forsyth
q . .
Horace Graseck. - Melrose-ave. 1875
ave. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.s2s
" e err NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1925
ATHEIST. ...s.....'.......'.',,. l.e75
Morris wood. 1888 Sixth-st .... 1915
Edward Neindorf. 1868 Holcomb
paul Brokaw. sss wabash.aye.. l., zoo
ffth-st. Observation-Disclosures. LIS
Roy Plant. 20 Thaddeus- ........ LIES
Earl Smith. 164 Gibson-ave. ...... 1,125
Miss Gertrude SkrZycki, 202 Thir-'
ty-second-st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LOO
Miss Irene Smith. 164 Gibson-ave. LOO
Walter Collard. 100 Twelfth-st. LOIS
Chas. Proefke 1914 r.. Willis-ave. $50
Miss Marie Canuelle. 654 Beau
Dien- ..s....s... ..-.......... l,Ozo
81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1925
Miss Lillian Godfrey. 80 Fifth-st 1O25
Miss Mary King. ls6 Fifteenth-st. 1925