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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-17

BIG ASSCK TMENT IN DRESSES
Sizes IA to Is, all colors, newest
styles, good material 75c value, for
fen Days A3c
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
SCHOOL LANDS
sl.HnnI. LAND RARGAINs.

SCHOOL LAND BARGAINS
] have helped persons get bargains In school
land who would not sell for fifty times the
cost. Owing to sickness and being out Of
work. ONE man offers to sell his bargain at a
sacrifice. Some fine for fruit aud some fine
for stock. Less than 80 miles of San Fran
Fairfield and Vacayilie; SO cash per acre for
deed of assignment or $5 per acre for hnal
deed. Deed signed by three state officers.
See political code of California section 3515.
which reads as follows: Certificates Of pur-
chase. and all rights acquired hereunder are
subject to sale, by deed or assignment. exc
cuted and acknowledged before any officer au-
thorized by law to take acknow Judgments Of
register. Assignee of certificate, like holder.
has prima facie title" Also see section 1925
in code Of civil procedure You see. this is
safe. You will also that II is very profit
able. This Is fine bargain to buy and hold
until 1918, when you should sell for more
than ten times this small cost. This is hill
land good fruit and stock ranches, about
six miles Of Vacavi1le. about II miles of Fair
expected to be built up the valley within two
miles II this land. This land taken about
1870. afterward allowed to go to the state
ana was cancelled. 1t was supposed to belong
TO the large Spanish grant until searched II
out and helped the present owner buy. Ii when
he had the choice of about million acres to
select from. This land Is really worth SIS per
acre, or more. ! saw this land surveyed
IL you prefer TO loan 50 per acre on this
$50 acres Of land | will buy 1t and secure
you by deed and pay You II per cent interest
per annum and half Of the profit when we
sell In 1915 Money handled through bank
The state is not selling SCHOOL LAND now
Send for circular concerning bargains In
other kinds Of STATE LAND NOW FOR SALE
IN ALL THE COUNTESS: also ask for refer
enceS from those buying and selling at large
F0RNIA STATE LAND INFORMATION BU-
REAU. 15l1 h St. Sacramento Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Vital Statistics
.RTR'THS'


ANDERS0N-In this city, November 20 ,ls15,
to the wife Of A. d. Anderson, daughter
BAPTISTA-In this city. December 2, 1913,
to the wife Of A. G. Baptista, daughter.
BARRETT-In this city. November IS, 1913,
to the wife OF j.. j. Barrett, a son.
BFNJAMIN-In this city. November 10. 1913.
to the wife of Charles Benjamin. daughter.
B0RTFELD-In this city. November %, 1913,
to the wife of e. BortfeId, daughter
CAsANI--In this city, November 20, 1913, tc
the wife OF A. Casani, son.
CHARTES-In this city. December 4. 1913, te
the Wife Of Louis Charles, daughter.
CR0SSETTI-In this city November II. 1913
TO the wife Of B. Crossetti, daughter.
GRO WIN Redwood City. November IL, 1918,
to the wife Of j. p Crown, son.
DAyIS-In this city. December 2. 1918, to the
wife OF Ralph Davis, son.
DoRSEY-In Petaluma. November IA. 1913. to
the wife Of Thomas Dorsey tnee Tracey OF
San Francisco, son.
EIBERG-In this city, December /, 1913, tc
the wife OF s. Elberg, son.
FINLEY-In this city. November d, 1913. tc
the wife Of J. s. Finley. a
the wife OF Peter Fisher twins-son and
daughter.
FRANKEL-In this city. December l. 1913,
to the wife Of l.. Frankel, son.
GR0vIs-In this city. November 81, 1913, to
the wife Of j. K. Grows. son.
HAMILTON-In this city, November 20 1918
to the wife OF J. ]. Hamilton, a son.
HANSEN-In this city, November 20. 1918, te
the wife Of James NJ Hansen, a son.
HENDERSON-In this city. November 80
1913, to the wife of II. B. Henderson, a son.
IvY--In this city, November 80. 1913, to the
wife of Frank Ivy, a daughter.
KESNEDY-In this city, November 80, 1919
to the wife of s. b. Kennedy, daughter.
LINEBARGER-In this city, November 81
l9f3. w If T. F. Tfupb4rQpr (npe
Murphy, a son.
LISHER-In this city, December 1, 1918, tc
the wife Of II. 7. Usher. son.
MADDISON-In this city, November 20. 1913
to the wife OF B. F. Madison, daughter
MAY-In this city, November 20, 1918, to the
wife Of A. H. May. a SON
McCARTHY-In this city, December L. 1913
to the wife OF Daniel Mccarthy. son.
McFADDEN-In this city, November 5. 1913
to the wife Of r. d. McFadden. daughter.
MIRAIGf0-In this city, November "a. 1913,
MuRAYAMA-In this city. November Is, 1913
TO the wife Of H. Murayama. a daughter.
FO'C0NNELT~-In this city, November 2 1913
to the wife of John O'Conneil. daughter.
PETERSON-In this city, December g. 1913,
to the wife of G. A. Peterson. a daughter
PURCELL-In this city, November 49, 1913
to the wife Of NJ. H. Purcell. a daughter.
ROAIGU1ERE-In this city, December q
1913, to the wife Of P. J. Romiguiere, a
daughter.
RoW-In this city. December a. 1918, TO the
wife OF Sanford Row,.a daughter
SULLlVAN-In this city, November 30, 1913.
10 the wife of K. p. Sullivan a daughter.
VAHONSEFF-In this city. December e. 1913
TO the wife OF Ivan Varonsef, son.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
OAKLAND LICENSES

William p. Doering, As. and Mary T. Pike,
SO. both OF San Francisco
Henry Anderson, %, and Ola Abbott %,
both of Oakland.
Frederick William Nixon, 23. and Nerina
May Galland. 10, both of Berkeley.
Rudolph Augustus Marshall, 81, Berkeley,
and Cora Lorette knsman, IS, Portland, Ore.
Don Ho. 23, and Ellen 500 Hoo, 20 both
of Oakland.
Wayne Gaskin. %, and Sadie Kennedy, p,
both of Oakland
Ray Eugene Collins, %. Oakland. and Eunice
May st. Clair, 81, San Francisco
Claude Franklin Zamloch. 80, Oakland, and
Ida Hamilton Brian, %, New York city
George B. Genereaux, 35, and Lucy Il. Hore
35, both of Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
WEATHER REPORT
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
SAN FRANCISCO. SATURDAY, DEC. s.
FORECAST TILL. 5 P. NJ. PACIFIC TIM
SUNDAY

For San Francisco, Oakland and vicinity
Cloudy tonight and Sunday; proably rain;
warmer tonight light southeast wind
For California, north OF the Tehachapi-
Cloudy tonight and Sunday; probably rain;
warmer tonight: light southeast wind
For California, south Of the Tebachapi--FAir
tonight + Sunday cloudy; light frost tonight,
light northeast wind
For Nevada--Cloudy: warmer tonight and
Sunday probably snow.
For Sacramento valiey-Cloudy tonight ana
Sunday; probably rain; warmer tonight; light
southeast wind
For Santa Clara valley-C1cudy tonight and
sundsy probably rain; warmer tonight; light
southeast wind.
For San Joaquin valiey-Cloudy tonight and
Sunday; probably rain: warmer tonight; light
southeast wind.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Fair weather prevails over the Pacific coast.
except cloudy in Washington. with Hight rain
in the western portion. Heavy frosts were
again reported In California this morning. The
eastern storm has moved northeastward and Is
now central over Missouri. causing rain or
snow over the southern portion OF the country
between the Rocky mountains and Mississippi
riverss- A storm Is approaching the Washing
ton coast moving rapidly southeastward and
probably will give rain to northern California
tonight and Sunday. with warmer weather t.
night. G. Fl. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
S. F. MARRIAGE LICENSES

Alden p. Boyer, 80, Oakland, and Irene L.
Drake A. Los Angeles.
vincenzo Borello 81. 1921 Lyon street, and
Vittorina Mezzera. 26. 97e Broadway.
David Bardheld. 20, Sacramento, and Flor
ence Kliger, IS. Somerset street
Giuseppe di Mercurio, "a, Pittsburg, CAL,
and Augusta Bologna, II, 2650A Lesvenworth
street
Marcos Aguilar. IS. 765 Broadway, and Sus-
ana Salas, 30 e53 Jackson street.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
MARRIAGES

GUY C0TTRELL--In this city, December s.
1913. by the Rev ]. e. Squires, George Her
bert Guy Of Seattle and Mary Elizabeth Cot
tre1l Of Minburn Ia
WO0D-GIAN0TTI-ID this city. December g.
1913, by the Rev. w. f. Dugan, pastor OF
Stewart Memorial Second United Presbyte
rian church, David Osborne Wood and Laura
May Gianotti both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
GLEN FRAZER REAL ESTATE
w. III. LOWD,
Glen Frazer, Cal.
ANTIOCH REAL ESTATE

80 acres choice alfalfa land. near Byron: will
grow alfalfa without irrigation: price and
terms application
10 acres near Knightson: all in almonds; good
house. barn. poultry houses, brooders; suit
able for poultry ranch; price $1,000.
200 acres hay or grain land: part OF Ii will
raise alfalfa; be irrigated.
Z acres; acres in almonds; I acre alfalfa: 2
acres fruit; small house; poultry; Belgian
hare and 1000 pigeons go with the place.
20 acres almonds: choice varieties; $3.50 acre.
160 acre grain ranch: improvements: price
s12, COO
20 acres choice wine grapes: good house and
necessary outbuildings.
10 acres young almonds: choicest varieties;
$3.50 per acre
For fun description OF these properties write
or apply TO MRS. S. n. NASH Antioch. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
FARM LANDS

OREGON RAILROAD LANDS
GOVERNMENT WINS federal court de-
cision; 2 300, 900 acres Oregon and California
railroad land, valued at SIS. 600 600 declared
TO U. s.; 1900 claims immensely valuable
timber. fruit farm and stock Iands prepare
for disposition of lands; send 25c for maps
LAS COUNTY ABSTRACT co., Roseburg
Ore
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE


IMPROVED RANCH-12O acres; fenced into Z
fields; room house. barns sheds, ETC.; Hv-
ing water piped into residence; has in full 16
large cherry trees; 10 peach: apricots and
plums; half acre black figs; 40 walnuts; 400
almonds; l chestnut; 1 persimmon; 200
orange; 6 lemons; 2 grapefruit; l acre mus
cut grapes; 30 apple trees (winesap), pro-
duced 500 boxes last year; Is other apple
trees and Is Bartlett pears; owner raised and
sold $500 from 1 200 tomato vines in one
season. Now listen: With the above i'm
provements this land is worth $50 per acre
for ranch purposes only, but oil sand crops
10 the surface within % yards of one corner:
natural gas bubbles up from the river bed
near by. a coal vein Is being opened up "A
mile distant; n acre is estimated TO contain
$4,000 placer gold. while 20 acres of il is
rich dredging ground. Mr. Home Seeker. here
is ranch worth the money. with a chance
that IL Will make you rich. Only $126. .55 per
acre.
ROBERT W. BYRN,
905 Macdonald av.. Richmond. Cal
CHOICE home ranch, II acres, miles from
Santa Rosa; fine 6 room house; g. 500 laying
hens; full equipment Of tools, barns, brooders
and houses; variety fruit trees; a bargain;
investigate.
Is acres sandy loan land. fenced; no
buildings: S1S5 per acre: Sonoma county.
30 acres good for grain; orchard or poultry
good school; r. D. mail: telephone; good
roads; miles Santa Rosa
95S acre stock ranch, Lake county: SIS
G. C. HENLEY & CO..
314 Macdonald av., Richmond. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
For Sale-A Bargaing
OnlY So. 500

Two lovely cottages; just completed; modern
in every way: rooms reception hall and den:
nice location; close 10 Mastick station; terms
to suit purchaser.
A lovely room hardwood floor cottage. with
rooms in basement finished; lot 65x135 cor
ner; trees. flowers and lawn; half block Of
largest station in Alameda; price s., 600: would
like to exchange for Hayward ranch.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Five room shingled cottages. three OF which
are unfinished lawn, flowers garden and
chicken yard; close to station; price 81 800
terms $500 cash and S25 month. This is a snap
A splendid 5 room cottage. not over four
years old; lot 37.6x10o; restricted district; ;
close TO Mastick station. price 81 $50; terms
$50 cash and $50 per month.
W. A. TULLOH
S3G LINCOLN ALAMEDA
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
LOS ALTOS REAL ESTATE

LOS ALTOS REAL ESTATE
LOS ALTOS
Los Altos. Nesting close to the beautiful Santa
Clara foothills. protected by them and the
higher Santa Cruz mountains beyond, affords
TO lovers Of outdoor life an ideal playground
the year round.
Los Altos Is rapidly becoming known as
the most healthful and pleasant country
place to live in California.
Los Altos has good school, telephones.
electric lights, steam and electric trains to
San Francisco, Palo Alto, Stanford univer-
sity. San Jose and other towns in the Santa
Clara valley.
Stanford university only 10 minutes and
San Francisco only Sc minutes distant
In selecting the location for home you
should consider the advantage OF uuim-
tied supply OF pure water.
In this the year Of greatest drouth In 20
years, Los Altos has the only unlimited water
supply in the Santa Clara valley. For miles
its water system supplies the demand for
irrigation and street sprinkling well for
domestic purposes 1t receives its pure ar
tesian water from wells hundreds of feet
deep that unaffected by local conditions.
Among the business enterprises there are
splendid openings for a bank, a bakery, q
meat market and laundry
For particulars inquire OF Los ALTOS
COMPANY, Robinson & Miner. general
agents. Los Altos, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
BUSINESS CHANCES


GET AN ADVERGRAPH
AGENCY-In Sam Fran
cisco, Oakland, Berkeley,
Richmond, or ONE ) of
these Bay Cities, and i'm
from three months to
ONE year you have am
ADVERTISING BUS1=
NESS with a permanent
monthly income. There
is mo proposition that
will beat this. IT'S EASY
ENOUGH TO START IF
YOU MEAN BUSINESS.
Ferry AdvergrapH1 Co.,
457=458 Pacific Bldg,
Sam Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
NAPA COUNTY REAL ESTATE
e. e. Hooper, Real Estate
St. Helena, Cal.


Don't land on your back-get back to the
land
s21. 1.5o0-vINEYARD; so acres full bear
ing: over 200 tons this year worth SIC
per ton; close to town and schools: nne
improvements; this is all level land and
pays big interest; terms.
$S.OoO-GooD GENERAL RANCH; 155
acres close to town; being sold to close es-
tate; about 40 acres level bottom land; %
acres in all can be cultivated; balance hill
pasture with plenty of wood and water;
fine improvements: no permanent crop on
this place; value could be trebled in fruit.
s7.oOo-SMAIL INCOME RANCH; Is
acres; mortgage $1,000 at per cent; close
in; 10 acres rich valley land; acres
wooded hill and pasture; Z acres fuii bear
ing vineyard good for all kinds of fruit
or vegetables: water for irrigation; fur
nished room house. barns. horse, cow,
all farming Implements; gas engine.
S11, ,GO0-ORCHARD; 10 acres; richest land
in Napa valley: 10 acres peaches. pears,
prunes. good house. barn: fronts on river;
close to town; will sell either half at pro-
portionate value.
ss.ooo-PAYING MOUNTAIN RANCH
AND RESORT; $50 acres; mortgage 81. 300;
will exchange equity for house and lot in
bay city; write for particulars.
e. e. Hooper, Real Estate
st. Helena, Cal.
BARGAINS in Nspa lands Write W. b.
GRIFFITHS CO.. for lists. Napa-
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
FARMS WANTED

WANTED-To hear from owner who has goot
farm for sale: send description and price
NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY
Minneapolis. Minn.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

HEADQUARTERS NOV. pic. theaters and vau-
deville houses. We buy and sell large lists OF
city, country, towns; terms. 744 Pacific bldg.
Sl.70O-Moving picture house, $50 opera chairs;
town $4,000. Call Monday. 744 Pacific bldg.
COUNTRY bay town hotel and bar clearing
FOR sale-Ssioon and other money making
business connected; best location city; will
take partner want to retire. 744 Pacific bid.
FOR sale-Planing mill; big money maker;
city; investigate. IA Pacific bldg
HIGH CLASS NOV. picture house, clearing $3.50
mo-; best location, city. IA Pacific bldg.
$3.50 takes moving picture house, fully equip
ped; long lease; large place. IA Pacific bldg
WANTED-Partner with s.. 900; u int. moving
pic. house; clears $500 mo. IA Pacific bldg
WANTED-A partner with 81 600; moving pic
ture and vaudeville house; 1900 chairs. 744
Pacific bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
FLORISTS

PARK FLORAL, 1887 Haight st.: phone Park
1855. Cut flowers, pits. etc. r. Groves. prop.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
SAN RAFAEL LICENSES
DEATHS

Nelson d. Hanna. 81. and Elizabeth Roger
81, both OF San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

SACRIFICE less than cost. to 20 east beautiful
home in Alameda; two story, 10 rooms; hne
location; unfurnished: So. 400; fine furniture
at bargain. Box 1927. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

wANTED--steady man to take retiring part
ner's interest old estab business; pays s125
month each; exp unnecessary; $500 required:
money secured. Call 064 Market st.. rh. Il.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
BUSINESS CHANCES

MONEY-European capital for investment in
attractive enterprises. Address BANKERS
ALLIANCE. 125 High HoIborn. London, Eng.
land.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
MONEY TO LoAN-Real Estate {,

HAVE $4,000 to loan at 7 per cent, n
amounts from 81 GOO to 5000; Oakland In
proved only; property must b gi1t edgo.
Boz 1901. Call Office, 0akland-
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

d Don't land on your back-get back to the
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

MERCHANT tailor suit made to order;
bring your cloth; furnish -linings.< etc; ;
$3.50 upward. 7s7 Market st.. room l29.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
CHIRoPODISTS

CH1KOPOOlSTS
CHfRoPRACTIC DOCTORS MAKE BIG IN
COMES: be independent; work for YOURSELF
complete correspondence course, including
diploma. only $25. NATIONAL COLLEGE
CHIROPRACTIC, Grand Rapids. Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
j. HAY SMITH.
90S BROADWAY. OAKLAND

FOR exchange-Nearly 10 acres OF first class
land In Castro valley near the FoothiI boule-
ward; close TO Hayward; clear; price s., goo:
want Oakland property, vacant or improved
and will assume.
$50 acres OF level, sandy. loan SOIL on
good road in the Turlock irrigation district:
plenty OF gravity water, bitches already in I:
expense Of water tie per acre per year:
land owns the water; price 1925 per acre
clear; want Oakland income property about
same value. D. F. MINNEY 229-31 First
Natl. Bank bldg. Oakland 24O3 3a
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

room apartments, modern. right In the
heart OF Oakland; price $50, 600: will trade
for good land. improved or unimproved. or
what have yeu got? (B695l
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
SANTA ROSA REAL ESTATE

FOR real bargains in good lands. soNoAA
co. LAND CO.. 223 9Th st.s Santa Rosa.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

MUGGE-In this city, December 2, 1918. Harry
G. Mugge. brother of Elsie Myers Minnie
Osterman and John Mugge, and brother in
law OF Mrs. Miilie Johnson, n native Of
Germany. aged 32 years months and IL
days. member Of the Hsnnoveraner yerein.
and the Gas Appliance and Stove Filters
Union No 4o432
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
BUSINESS CHANCES

GROCERY family liquor store; nice location
fine living rms; IL taken at once to be gres
bargain. Apply to OWNER, 2801 Lake 81
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

W. A. TULLOH.
S36 LINCOLN AV., ALAMEDA.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL I;
AT 1857 FILLMORE STREET.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

4 FLATS OF 10 rooms, all modern; close to
city hall, Oakland. income S114.50 per
month; price SIS 600: also a business lot
117x1o0 valued at S12.5O0; will exchange
for good ranch in valley improved (B965)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-18
By }. Sn,i,l,,o,.

stop the wagering in sporting CEN
ters where baseball returns are re.
ceived by wire, but it has
sauelched much of the open hand
booking at these places
Betting on baseball games has
naver been popular in the east.
Until betless horse racing was in
troduced by Governor Hughes
there were too many other more
highly approved channels for that
particular form Of pleasure, 1t is
quite true that local baseball alb
sorbed a certain quantity of the
race track element when the sport
Of kings went to the bad. But it
was the higher type of those inter
es' | in elevation OF the breed of
the horse. The bookmaker was left
outside with the tout and the Z" tin
horn The race track people, you
see, have not had sufficient oppor-
tunity to study up the game as a
gambling proposition. In this way
they arc generation behind the
inhabitants OF Cincinnati, Pitts
burg and Chicago, who know the
shade of percentage on almost any
Of the games myriad possibilities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-18
'TY" COBB is BACK
IN OLD FORM AGAIN

CHICAGO. May 17.-'-ry'' Cobb 10 back IN form
et least unofficial batting averages for the first
month Of tho season ahow tho Detroit sluzser lead
ing the American league with q percentage of
.<ss for the twelve games he has taken part IN.
Five American leaguers are hitting better than
400, Hsnriksen OF Boston. with al; sehaoYcr.
Washington. IA; Collins. Philadelphia. .4sa,
Jaesson. Cleveland .+aa. Lajois 10 next with ass.
No National lsaguer In rluggfng at ruoh a rate
but cather1 OF 81. Louis. for ton 9amon IA prctty
near tho 400 marx. with .sst ana leads Tho
league. Vtox, Wagncrs understudy ut abort for
Fittsburg, leads Honus. $40 90 .551. Both are
following Erwin, Brooklyn, who is second 20 Cath
era. with -o75 Swesney OF Doaton ana Doyle nf
New York are tod for fifth place With sas each
Cisyelane with .f76. and PIt,sburE with as5. are
club leaders AZ the bat IN their reapectiys league,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-18
.SPR|NGV|LLE COACH
SEES VICTORY AFFAIR
Confident of Taking State
High School Meet; Hayman
Goes to Chicago.

| Homer Christanson was In town yes
terday TO take In the intercollegiate
| track meet on Cummings field. The for
n1er halfIniler Is now developing young
sters at the springville high school and
has great hopes OF capturing the state
nigh school meet next Saturday. AL
though Simmons OF Payson beat out the
ETidey, winning Ss points single handed,
state contest, as other schools have bet
ter individual performers IN Simmons's S
pet events, While there are none In the
sprlnters
Creed Hayman, Undoubtedly the classi-
est speed artist Utah has yet seen. will
TeaF the SolorS IL the
he viii enter easy the 0r 4so ' aIso sa'hsor sor
which san hsS event ,sl he is gnaliifed Christian
green to the game. but who, he says
can show his heels to any sprinter in
Utah except Hayman, The southern
220, first and second in the 100 and $40,
and to annex the relay This would give
him 80 points. which would be ample to
Stopwatches have caught Hay1nan In
practice covering the centennial in less
than 10 seconds. IN fact his work this
Olympic" Richards urged Coach Chris
cago for competition In the eastern high
school meet on Juno 4. Richards Is OF
the opinion that the Sprtngville young
ster can make the. eastern boys cry
'nough,' and the big fellow is in a
position to Judge.
A purse has been made up by business
men OF Sprlngville with which to send
Hayman and his coach to Chicago. They
viii leave here directly. after the meet
next Saturday and spend several days IN
the Windy city. 80 that Hayman may be
acclimated and I'm shape to surpass his
former efforts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-18
ENGLISH POLO PONIES
IMPRESS AMERICANS

NEW YORK. May I7.-Amoricau polo experts
who have had an opportunity TO look over the
ponies TO be ridden By the English team during
the coming international play for tho Westcheytcr
cup are vastly impressed with tho class OF the
Imported mounts.
Tho fortytour ponies which arrived early IN
the week arc qunrtered nj the Piping Rock club
stables ut Locust Valley. Long Island. IN charge
OF lorse SQUAD OF sroornB. Thus far they haye
been only lightly exercised IN order TO accuston
tham to turf after the long voyage.
II Ii planned TO give them the first tryout next
Monday IN n practice game botweon tho English
team and scratch four Tho invading players
say that while the team IN perhaps not quite
as strong as tho 1911 combination tho ponies nre
far superior TO those ridden two years ago.