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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

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Van wanseeie. Thomas 0sfdss., J. c.
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r. 8. Beaubien. John Nseyeyt, Hoyt
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Millsvills, BOARD Of Education. Nag
nus G. Wick: and 70 All other psrscns
terested In any OF the lots and prem
ises fronting on HoIcomb avenue. IN
said City OF Detroit, within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council Of the City Of
Detroit. having ordered - much d
Holcomb avenue. from the north iine
OF kercheval avenue TO the south line
Of Mack avenue. 70 % Graded and
paved. notice 10 hereby given that a.
the lots ana premises fronting on
said Holcomb avenue. and liable "a
be assessed for said imprcvemsnt un-
der the provisions OF the City Char
ter. and that q roll Of said assesment
y now completed: and Will remain q
the Assessors' Office, In the City Of
Detroit. from the date hereof Until
July 27th. 1915. for the inspection Of
all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASNE4oOHA.
nv GUSTAvE ]. ALBRIGHT.
(B-2D Prssident
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No One Recalled Yanks AS
Former Leaders Yesterday
New York Didn't Have
Enough to Make q
Scrap of Game

Nobody recalled yesterday after.
noon that when the Yanks played
their last previous series In Detroit
they were leeading the American
league. The only ancient Yank his.
tory remembered was that which
concerns the team under Frank
Chance and other leaders OF a list.
less. helpless crew that was known
as the Highlanders in recent sea-
sons.
Donovan's club did not look like
major leaeguers at all yesterday.
Caldwell. one OF. the best pitchers In
the league was far from effective.
and the team was about az bad a.
he. Outneld errors helped consid.
erably In piling up the Tiger count Of
IL. to Offset which the Yanks had
but three tatllies. all gained in the
last frame when Boland was loafins.
There was also some infield bungling
of a reprehensible sort.
On the other hand. Detroit played
splendid ball. Everybody was hit.
ting except Cobb. who preferred to
walk and drew three passes. The
Tiger fielding was superb. and the
pitching provided by Boland was ex.
cellent. II was q shame to waste all
the class shown on such q game.
Burns started the fireworks In the
second frame when he was safe on
Maisel's error. Bush. Stanage and
Boland all slipped through with
some hits. and two runs scored. In
the third. Young singled beautifully
to center. Cobb walked. Crawford
crossed up everybody by bunting
perfectly. and veach' singled TO right.
cleaning the bases. That meant
three more runs.
In the NTH Young walked. got to
second on q play. on Cobb and Tailed
| on Crawford's single TO right. In the
sixth Burns walked, Bush sacrificed,
Stanage doubled to left center and
Witt singled. As Cree and Cook
Messed up Oscars bingle, he went
all the way home without q stop
over. That made the total nine.
Cobb walked and stole In the sew
enth and scored on veach's hit.
Bush's lift and IN error BY Mullin
sent Bob homo. Young was hit BY
Young with the ball. Cobb walked.
and Crawford came through with his
third hit. That resulted In the last
run. In the last inning. Boland loaf.
ID, Jacobson failed 10 pull Q brilliant
stop he attempted and two singles
and two doubles were good for
three runs for the Yanks.
Oesehges. PssviAeaes plteAer. huPl.
81 q oo-hot. ue-Pun ge0e against
DroveVtS ~ the SS0vlsee 40 q n The
1ssernatseas1 - - optional Agree
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NOTlCE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July Is. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1857.
FORMAN AVENUE

To Dslray Land Co. John Kanoia.
j"S Sa' k:s sxo'e zimm.r% DSsene otsc
Krasewski. A. Byzka. Deiray Land
Co. Carl Breau, John Krumril. T.
Kromeri. Mat Wilwis, NJ &. r. r., y.
KreyGowaki. Christ RoGashineki, r.
Brosowski. Jacob Kusck. American
Agricultural Chemical Co. Wabash
Railroad, and to all other persons
owning, occupying. or otherwise in.
terested In any Of the lots and prem
ises fronting Non Forman avenue, in
said City Of Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council of the City
Of Detroit, having ordered so much
OF Forman avenue. from the south
curb line Of Carbon street 10 $40 feet
north Of Barron street. to he graded
and paved. notice 10 hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon
all the lots. and premises fronting on
said Formau avenue. and liable to
be aesessed for said Improvement un-
der the provisions of the City Char
ter. and that q roll Of said assessment
10 now completed. and will remain at
the Asssssors office. In the City OF
Detroit. from the date hereof until
July 9th, 1918. for the inspection OF
all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
By 0UsTAvE J. Abr t.Sh 1T.
(B-s3l President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
Cleveland continues TO split double
aeaders with Boston.

Cleveland continues TO split double
headers with Boston.
Guy Morton stopped Joe Wood In
the hrst yesterday. Collins got away
with the second game.
Five hits. good for three runs. In
liked Cleveland Tor the victory.
Ray Collins allowed but two hits
IN his second game and looked more
like . pitcher than ~ any time this
year.
Every Indian except Morton rot a
hit OF Wood, and ave OF am got tWo.
Speaker, 0siner and Lewis were
three-hit men In the second game.
Two doubles and q triple were 6ain-
er's contribution. Hooper Got = homo
run.
Chicago ccntinues 70, win. Stall.
the game called for rain resulted In
q blow-up that ultimately cost them
the contest.
echanG got q home run.
Hey! locke! Pitcher Fabers stole
'"s Coo1Ss celebrated his eom.bsen
after . vacation because of Injuries.
BY defeating Cincinnati In q tight
Home runs by c,avath and Ban.
the Cards yesterday. Some timely
singles also helped.
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BOARD o. AssEssoRS OFFICE.
Detroit July II. 1918.
M01ICE--AlLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1884.


Alan :sA fss:ss..c Nam s:I d 4 St"
Eva Dcrfman.- jos. Polombc. 9; Va
petite. jacob Lstbermsn. w. Green
bsrs: Max 9yrnstein. =; FREMONT. "a,
c sasa; " ia. ). bri.cr.. MAJ PoscE.
Jacob q. Marshall. Mendeil Goldman.
Fred Ksnow,si, 9 Robinoyiss :v, n.
N Ssss.~' Tok,eS sss eh.so o' scsSis.
stephen Zieiinski. Leger Rehm. Jacob
kus s 9. + Litssrmo:sri Dom.
Besh. Hedwig sempiinsr. Jos. ssybo-
wicx lsadore Mellon, NJ. I. schwarts.
>. Cap. and to all other persons own
. n snS oasssI.
Of real estate in the local assessment
Council to defray the expenses Of
sn1 nay .4.n tn: Sc. s fcys within
The assessment roll has been com.
pleted for defraying the expense OF
paving the alley No. AS. being the
ns. Riy.ra ' Brady o1 sna ~ @
at this office. and Will remain In this
office for five days from the frst
spection OF ali concerned. Ali lots or
parcels OF land abutting on or adtoin-
Ing the alley no described have been
asSessed for such Improvement.
The Board of Assessors will meet
on Tuesday, the Goth day of July.
1915. at . o'clock q. M. at their Of
nee In the City Hall. and will re-
main IN session for a period OF six
hours 10 hear any person or persons
desiring TO object to any assessment
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY 0USTAvE J. ALBRIGHT,
B-3S President.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE.
Detroit. July 18th. isis
Paving Notice No. 1890.
UTICA AVENUE

To Mrs. r.. Davidson, Ida Dommon-
tier. Samuel Cooke. e. Whitbeck. C.
+. Horn. Fred Marshall, z. ). Forcier
Arthur L"vsrock. x. cStSsrt. ". =
Mccorkls, z; ". Keith. J; 4. Maine
Gust Surveys, r. Weise, n. NoAiiiss
J: w. Frazier. W. q. waterbury
can state Bank. wilson crsis. I: Sss:
termik. Il. Brown. y J.. Ode. -
McPhee. Emma Moore Paul echylt.
John Carney; 7. :. Clancy. yeAn NIL;
Ter, Il; W. Harrison 4 M :; v q rasfSs: Y
S sr. o ). 4. Il B. i: cru kars.sss Essis,
stone, Geo: weinsierl. Anns Maykee
J. F. schlsnkert. Frank Biadin, Cors
M MlshSs SSS1 p ef a e s A6as
John Platte. c. W. Moore. Z. hshe!t
4: Kusten. Hiram Potts. ). H: temple
Chss Greenwood. a: J. Trophy
Helen B. Gable. 2 Dc Msysss. !; Her
Edna Richards, T. vincsnt, Max 8
Hempie, George PITT w. C. Berlin. 4
iwood. @. Y: McDonnell, 4 ". Esley
Jas. Boyd, r.. Hartwig. Chaa. Nicola
Man. Yam aS.s Il &C., wos sssS Wssnss
J. schwetsberEer.. Mrs. Il. Iotene
Anna Malc. G. d.niein. Erank Jsnssn
Ella Seynhave. g. n. 9er4thWr Atol
! curric. John Maloney, J. q. Weofeu
Harry Hawley. r. NJ. Wtnslow. J0l
Temple, r. +. Goddeyne. John B0lls
and to all, other persons owning. Oc
cupying or otherwise interested Il
any OF the lots and premises frontlnl
on Utica avenue In said City Of De
troit within the limits hsreinaftei
mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City 81
Detroit. having ordered 50 much Of
Utica avenue. from the NORTH line OF
Jefferson avenue 70 the south curt
line of Kcrcheval avenue. 20 b
graded and paved. notice y hereby
given that an assessmsnt has beer
made upon all the lots. and prem.
ises fronting on said Utica avenue
and liable TO be aassssed for said
Improvement under the provisions oi
the City Charter. and that q roll OF
said assessment 10 now completed
and will remain at the Assess0rs
office In the City OF Detroit. from
the date hereof until July nth. 1915
for the inspection of all persons con
BOARD OF AssEssoRs.
BY GUSTAvE J. ABR ECIIT,
(B-26) President.
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BOARD OF AssgssoRs oFFIcG
Detroit, July ~, 1915.
n0TlcE--Alley PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No 1883.

To George III. Booth, Mrs. r. A.
Clark. Mary r. Hubbard. Ashley
Pond. Elizabeth H.. Cady. Phoenix
Club, W. r. Benalback. Tena ~. Rail-
y. NJ Klein. Sophia n. rost. Herman
Robins. and to all Ssfher persons own
ing. occupying or other Wise Inter at
ed in any Of the iots and parceis OF
real estate IN the local asssssment
Council to defrey the expensey Of
grading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been com.
pleted for dsfraying the expense OF
paving the alley No. as, being the
alley In block bounded by Watson
and Erehins streets, woodward ave-
nue. and John. r. street. and IN now
open to inspection at this office. and
VIII remain In this office for ave days
from the nrst publication Of this no.
tice for the inspection Of all con-
cerned. All lots and parcels of land
AUDITING on or adjoining the alley
so described. have been assessed for
such Improvement.
The Board Of Assessors will meet
on Tuesday, the 10th day Of July.
1913. at o'clock q. m. at their OF
nee In the City Hall. and win remain
IN session for period OF six hours
ins. 70 object 10 any assessment 30
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
ny GUsrAvE J. ALBRECHr..
B-n PRECEDENT
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DEPT. or PuDLic WoRko.
Detroit. July II. 1918.
PROPOSALS FOR The
CONSTRUCTION OF
PUBLIC SEWER

Sealed proposals will be received al
the office of the Department OF Pub
lie Works, Detroit, Mich. until Satur-
day, July II. 1913. At 10 o'clock q. m.
and place they will be opened for
furnishing all labor and material, sx-
cept iron manhole rings and covers.
which will be furnished by the city,
together with the back Hiiing accord
ing to the plans and specinca tions on
file in this office. the following vitri-
ned crock public sewer. to.wit:
from .sy w., o9 L sSSo to s:n
teau avenue. length of sewer l,022
feet, four manhoies. with iron steps.
Third avenue public sewer, from
north north line Of Grand H,,nd . Trunk & r;
Grand Boulevard, length o. sewer 737
feet (more or less). three manholes
with iron steps.
Each bidder must deposit with his
q certified bank check payable TO
the order OF the Department of Pub.
lie Works Of the City OF Detroit. a.
Kerchsval avenue public sewer $500. 90
Third avenue public sewer. /. !. 5000. 90
Which sum will be forfeited 10 the
Department In case the bidder fails
to enter into contract within Ave
their tender and viii be returned 10
the contractor upon proper execution
OF HE contract bond. Contracts 10
he subject to the approval OF the
Common Council. The bidder whose
tender II accepted will he required IL
furnish with his contract an approx.
ed surety bond to the City OF Detroit
In the full amount OF contract
The Department Of Public Works
expressly reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
Cheeks and proposals. 60 he placed
In separate envelopes. All proposale
TO be made in duplicate.
Nsss) GEORGE Fl. FL.KELI.
BIZ Commissioners.
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Pole Has Its Boneheads-Theyre Ponies Without
Noodle" and They Average About Seven Out of Ten

This polo IL q millionairs's game
all right. but you don't have to Be
. millionaire 70 cit In the bleach.
ers and watch II and you're com.
Ing to Il, sure 90 shoottn'.
Polo produces more real thrills
than any sport except auto racing.
It's real game for the red-blooded
American. because It's fast. It's
90 fast. players change ponies at
least aftsr each period Of . game.
There are eight periods Of seven
and . bali minutes each.
Eight men. mounted on eight 20
MES. dsshing over the turf In pur'
suit OF q little white ball. the po-
MES plungins. stopping 20 quickly
they fall back on their launches,
their front feet paving the air, play.
ers swinging long-handleA mallets
over their heads a. they yell like
mad and their mounts dash. twist.
stop and stop. and fall. sometimes
that's polo.
From the viewpoint Of the spec.
tator interest centers largely In the
sleek. impetuous ponies. Some OF
them seem to know the game 40
well ~ the players.
II takes about two years to devel.
op q good polo pony. Only about
three out Of ten have enough horse
sense" to become good. The others
are the "bone-heads'' Of the sport.
That's one thing that makes the
game 90 costly. A Cslifornia polo
lot paid $3.50 for three ponies. fed
and trained them for two years.
found they wouldn't do. and sold
them. He got $50 for the lot.
To teach ponies to turn quickly
posts are driven into the ground
about eight feet apart and the 20
MES driven In and around the posts
at a canter. Some trainers use
sacks OF sand instead Of posts and
move the sacks closer together to
compel sharper turns. The animals
are taught TO turn at the touch OF
a rein on the neck.
| OdIc u pOuLcD AuCtu0C0 uCosoA "a
spection every spring and fall. II
tooth has grown too long II Is filed
down. Long teeth prevent proper
chewing OF food and poor mastica'
ton. just as in the case Of persons
causes indigestion.
The best ponies are secured from
western ranches. where they have
been used in roping cattle.
Polo ponies can be only an ex
pense. A race horse can win big
purses for his owner. Polo IL ab
solutely amateur. Harry Payne
! whitney. captain Of the American
team. spent $4,000. and the Duke
Of Westminster, leader Of polo in
England. spent 100000 preparing for
the u. S..English matches at Mead
OVERLOOK last year. All for . $4,000
trophy.
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D9pT. " pOUItC vv<1syok fk 'ej
Dstsoit Juiy "A -
PROPOSALS ron H
PUBLIC SEWER

scaled proposala VIII - soe1<
Public Works. Dstrcii. Hien-
Tuesday, July % asis g =.
time and place they Will ~ on14
except iron manhole rings au4
srs. which will BE- furnished ~
pist:. together With the SssE q
according to the plans and. np4u
Ing vitrined crock public sewer o
Mcdraw avenue public sewss y
feet west Of west line OF Il
r'fE@ snS,n a sewer. sss fest. wisn "a
manholss and iron steps.
bid enclosed In q separate snveleIQ
q certified bank check payable g.
the order OF the Department ~ a.
lie. Works OF the City Of Detrolf
Which sum viii be forfeited o. 8
Department In case the bidder a
10 enter into contract wItptn 04
days after the acceptance 81 hl1
their tender and VIII be returns1
OF his contract bond. ContrAcf1 y!
be subject to the approval Of III,
Common Council. The bidder w4o
tender 10 accepted viii b requife6 n
furnish with his contract an arpt0x
I'd surety bond to the City Of Defy~
in the full amount Of contract. "
The Department of Public Mo-
expressly reserves the right to yetpq
any or all proposals.. ~,
Checks and proposals to be place
In separate envelopes. MI prcpOooY
70 .s 81 m" GcEoRoE n. Fi.NKEr14
B-3o commissiouss.
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Windsor Results

:I!: i: Il IL iSs's;
s 500 sho~ fS .s sss cr si. ss.s:
los GKederiO. show sSSe. third. Tims.
100 As. Glomer. Pan Handle. Petlar
Gardens. Bonsros First Pesgy
oBrisn. Col. .Gutiius. Dick wiliiSms
Second rae s' Dur: e $500. S fes s.y..r-
HlD s.. ap H. s Sn ';;i,!Sss, wos ia.
c GO '0s sssS mia t mo S:eo ss
Gin Edge. Layana. Africa Beau. Max
ium Belle. Luria, Bessie u-aeimer
Double Bass. Miss Gayle. Mater also
Third race. purse s7oo. s-year- olds.
8 furionss-Pansareta, lis tCoopsr).
won: Back Bay. los (Metcalf). Sec
ond; Iron Mask. los (oarnsr). third.
Time, IA :-s: Celtic. Resign. DR..
Mutueis psid--Pan.areta. straisht
$3.50. place $3.50. show $40: Back
Bay. place -; show $40; Iron Mask.
purse FSsFs s'i ssr E,c. A: ana sp
~ miles-slumber H.: ~! !0old-
second; Rancher. 10? (MetcalO. third.
Time. 1;5?. Water Bass. Royal H..
Mutuels paid-sIumber H. straight
| IS 20. place S44o. show $3.50; Indo-
R Isnssi place .Ssw :. $3.50 show $3.50;
Firth race. purse $500. for .-year-
ofds. Canadian bred, s furlonEs-Ar.
Ciine. $3.50. $50. second; Gala Day
$25o. third. Time-l;oa. Mandarin
cariin. McBride.p p Kathleen H.. Mis-.
Fay and Good Shot also ran.
Sixth Raee-Pur.e $500. s-year-oid'
and up. selling. 11-f6th miles: Sur
5000. .2..so, won; Fiitaway. 1o1
lTeylorl. $1,000. $3.50. second: Baby
Si,sS y sussn. Don.ia n'1S
Harold and Guide Post also ran.
Seventh Race-Purse $500. 3-year.
0 G.Ins Tss ysso san snrs "oS; bu ao.
drenry. los (Taylor). $3.50, IS, sec.
ond: Wadsworth Last. i01 (Mottl
$3.50 third. Encore. Dey lakewood
Fly Homo. Burwood. Valas. Alston<
and Syrian also ran.
CHICAGO. July 15-Tom velie
and his kid, Sam. were too much for
Johnny Borden's Chicago polo club.
and today the Kansas City quartet
are speeding back to the big Mis-.
souri, town with the mid-western
polo championship safely tucked
away.
Kansas City's polo four walked all
over Chicago In the nnal game yes
terday, winning on water hlled
field easily by score Of 14l-i to ..
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NO1ICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 18th. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1859.
ILLINOIS STREET

To George SQuillac, j. Brxoski. John
frost. "A. Bittowski. Joseph Confetti
John Giovano. Louis Lambert. Theonl
Freda. n. Eden and y. Spatter, J.
0ursynski. n. Kasper. G. Bianchini. O.
Matto. J. Jaroranski. John winjank
and to all other persons owning. &C.
cupying, or otherwise interested In
any Of the lots and premises fronting
on Illinois street In said City OF de-
troit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned.
The Common Council Of the City OF
Detroit. having. ordered so much OF
Illinois street, from the east line OF
Russell street to the west line ol
Riopelle street to be graded and
paved. notice 10 hereby given tina,
an assessment has been made upon
all the lots. and premises fronting on
said Illinois street. and liable to be
assessed for said Improvement under
the provisions of the City Charter
and that roll OF said assessment Is
now completed, and will remain al
the Assessors Office. In the City OF
Detroit. from the date hereof until
July 27th. 1918. for the inspection OF
all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY 0uSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT,
(B.3S) President.
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sRan for Sweeney In seventh.
tBatted for Cole in ninth.
Innings. 2 IS 50
Detroit ........0 $500 81 s-l2
New York. ......0 o 0 o O 90 B. Z
Total bs ses-Detroit 10, New York
10. sacrifice hit--Bush. Stolen bases
Cobb. Maisel. Pitching summary
IL bits and 25 times at bat OF Cald-
well in s innings; 3 hits and times
at bat of Cole In ? innings Two
base hits--stanage. Schwert, Nuna-
maker. Three base hit - veach.
struck out--By Boland 2 tCree. Cald-
weilp: by Caldwell / (BolandD. Bases
on baii5--On Boland 4 Cook. Maisel
Sweeney, BaumannD: of Caldwell
tCobb. Young. Burnsl. of Cole .
cobb -. Double plays-Caldwell,
Boone and Baumann: Bush and
Young. First base on error--Detroit
4. Left on bases--Detroit 5, New
YORK >. Hit by pitched bail,-By Cole
o'Louehlin and Hildebrand. Attend
anchor.
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BOARD o. gpUcArloVH
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Detroit. July H. 1854 ~
N0TICE-AlLEY pAvIno
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1855

To Jas. Mattison. A. L. steli. ,. ~
Donoutour. n. Bernard, A - ~
lette, C. Phiner. 4 vondsrwske ~
hsrdt. Jacob Smith. H. Morrison: EN
Thomas. Chas. Jonas, WILLIAM Feg!oAs
\. 0risser. Max Dett!cn; jules Sill
Ern.:: s sHw:ia T. cr nsSI1'sT ,usb.
Mcneil A. r. Henderson. z. y f9a4A
: snsa 4 Sri Hosshson ~ II. Esxshss. 3
Co T T.r,iS sn M;SsEsps y cs.ssrsSs
Alderman. Geo. ". Frasss. J2eSS 4
SmIth. Jas. O'Retliy,. Kate etocky41
a. vapdevick. r. Mahon. ]. H'
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establlshsd BY the coMmcs &C.,
end paving the alley. wtthin ~
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pletsd for dsfrayirg the exnsnso
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
THE COST or POLO
Ponies worth $4,000 to $4,000

Ponies worth $4,000 to $4,000
each.
Average cost. from $500 10
$4,000 for the best. Poloiss own
from 10 to so ponies each.
Salary Of trainer. $4,000 Q
year.
Salary and maintenance Of
grooms lone groom to four
ponies) Sl3 q week.
Cost to feed pony. 30 cents
q day.
Harry Payne Whitney has
spent $l25.o00 for ponies since
1908.
Duke Of Westminster has
string Of ponies coating $125..
900.