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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18
Bill ]! James WAS
HAMMERED FROM
BOX BY BOSTON


fAssociated Press By Federal Wirelessl
i BOSTON, Mass, sept. l7.--Leonard
81 the Boston Ned sox was u Hne
form today and held the heavy hit
ters 81 the Detroit Tigers to 2 runs.
Jennings men could not get started
AID fziled % come up to the standard
set In yesterdays game, Jennings
sent Bill James into the box II the
first ianin6, but the exist, Louis star
was forced to retire from the game
after being hik freely. Then Bernie
Boiand was sent to the rescue for .
few innings but could not stand the
oafI, and o,fha,n FINISHED the game.
This makes the series enc al, and
two more Nsnfes will Be played 4 the
local eroufds. Wood and pubue are
sct,ednind ~ .staft tomorrow u both
are ripe:
CHICAGO, sept. Tine Brooklyn
Dodgers gained Oh the PhiliIes today
when they defeated the Cubs by b
score 81 z 70 5. The visitors had the
advantage throushout In the hitting.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 17.--Herzog
and MS Drew set the Philadelphia
tesn back 1 rev points today when
the Reds scored > shutout over tho
ouaters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18

When should caicher coII or
pitchput7 = The waste ball 3 gpo1
9efehse2
These two questions were shot At
Hugh Jennings, Detr0ft,s fiery man
ages Fecentty HIS reply was
There b 0nlg one out and ont r.
liable BIZ and filn batter II tie Amer
foan League. That 5 Eddie Foster.
Washingtonss third besenan With
only one such consistent 1T and RIM
nef why should catehers be SO prone
to eaIl for pltch-outs
1.-TWO OF the best eafchers wiIo ever
lived were Duke Farrell and Wi|bert
Robinson. Seldom did either cal for
a pitch-0llt except when Willie Keeler
was IT bat, Tor he could iilt q any
field
pbDt Cal Fof Waste a.s,.
Ny belief Is that tie Wasfes ball
should be called for bur rarely, and
never n the pitcher shows a tendency
to be wild. There Is an opposite rifle
20 be followed as Wen. witch Is never
hit and run when the pitcher Is Wild.
as base on balls IS much more 10 be
desired than the chance OF poking
bali through vacated territory
Il have known Instances where
there was q yfld pitcher IN he box
and the team at bat hung ont the hit
and RIM sign SO that L could Be read
by q blind max Why7 They wanted
the catcher 10 see the sign and to call
for Diteho6tA, knowing Il was 1 hard
job for the pitcher 70 get It over rs
It was and that 1 few waste balls
would have him up ii the air com.
pietefy ana either passing the batter.
les or growing tie ban for them
Cobb Fails Too.
"Of course DO not know much
about the National League BatteTs, 30
Il cannot speak for The Old league. But
Il do know that the battefs a our
league DO not rfactfse the iiit and nan
Yy Cobb Is the greatest hitter the
world has known, bat he b no hit
and nun batter f0r the reason that he
mas not given II any attention 70
speak Of The tendency 81 aIl the
Would.be hit and run battefs - %
hit the bah as hard as they can and
trust TO i1ck 10 Il going safely The
true hitter and runner Ike Foster.
however, has the kn4ck 81 Just meet
ing the ball and making reEl cIIort
To hit Ii through the territory Tat1Ied
by the fielder who goes to cover the
base.
eBut up TO date che hi ana run play
as It IS attempted ID the American
League Is little to be feared.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18
NOW IT'S cAsAREr BASEBALL.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 29.-Today the
Grifmen get their first peek at cab
aret baseball, as shown the fang by
Col. Robert Lee Hedges. This Attest
pastime had its beginning here at ire
Cardinals park and has proved most
popular. The fans like It They cheer
the singers and the music and Incl
dentalIy work up helps of enthusiasm
to explode when the home team gets
busy with the Old war club.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18
sPalNrER DREW 70 QUIT.

Howard r. Trew q Springfield
Mass, The track athlete. has an
nnslnced{ his intention to retire from
racing IN 2 signed statement publts' e;
from the Panama-P Pacific exposition
field. where he was beaten recently
in the IOo.yard dash event cf the
senior 4. 4. L. track and ield meet
Drew said:
u was bothered with NV !egs great
deal in the race, 50 that 1 ruled up
lame at the finish. I have been in
poor physical condition. for 7 nov
weigh only $50 pounds. and that is
much below my normal. 7 want tc
say right here | am through with open
competition after this year"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18
NEW THROWING RECORD.

what vas said to 10 . now wcr:G
baseball throwing record for . n.y.
was made recently II Tacoma Nasl,
b" Miss Roth *fcCabn wen she t1rn.-,
a ball 2e9 feet inches.
Miss Dorothy Smith OF Nassar col
fcse IS said to have established the
best previous @retord in 1911 with a
throw OF era feet. Mis- WcCahe- 20 =
f6"rth Year student in high school in
Tacoma. ..~-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18
MEIJIs IN FAREWELL GAMES.

This afternoon at ; O'Clock the
Meijis will meet the Hawaifans in the
last game scheduled between the two
teams. The Fflipinos will open the
double header on Sunday against the
Japanese. and the Meijis will wind UP
their local series with farewell bat.
tie with the Chinese team. After the
games played here the Meijis will r &c
to Hile and Maui 70 play six games
scheduled. They will leave Honolulu
on the 22nd. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18
Courtney Is 9. <.

Charles e. Courtney. fne<notcd Cor.
nell rowing coach, VII soon leave the
hospital at Ithaca, II. Y. where he
has been confined for more than two
months. and. after long rest VIII
sgain be fit to send out more wul-
ming crews This good news vas
given out a few days ago By Dr.. Her.
ry NJ Thomas. professor Of neurology,
at the JOINS HOPKINS Medical Scllool.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Bos.ola-octrolt 2, Boston
At New York-t Chicago 2, New
York 8. 81
At Philadelphia Cleveland Z, Phila.
deiphla s; second game, Cleveland 9,
Rhliadeiphia 8 ieai1ed after tenth IN.
ming account dartnessl.
At Westinghouse. Louis 9, Wash.
iprton G. 8
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAeuE.

AZ ST, 16utS cst6h Q, ST Louie 4;
second game. e6stof ST. Louis 2
tealled ninth Inning account dark
Mesa
AZ cincinnati-P hiIadeIphia o, Gin
cf1nati z. 81 s:4 Il
& At Pittsbure-New York 6, Pitts.
burg 9; second game, New York o,
Pittstura s. =. -
AZ Chicago sreokIyn Z, Chicago S.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18

Local and FOr.isn
Snort Flsld covsrsd
Rugby Stars Turn to
Old Game At Berkeley

Right Wings Win Be SuppIanted By Blight Ends At caio4a
Rutgers take to American Game PROVING Stars With For
ward Pass and End Runs Win WASHINGTON WIN Be
Match Of Year for U Stanford stu C6n0s 10 Rugby
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
NOTICES PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. l7SJ
BRJ SIT STREET
PoARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Deroit sept "a, 1910

n. Marion s. owen j. d. Holmes
Cha- % fat.cr. % g. bartlett John
smith. AUS. NiGf., ~
~oMat.r JOHN Winter. u N 30"
Detroit Ecal Estate lmproN'Weti ,
HtIl.. s. Douglas. Jacob Setuel -
T. Wheeler, Mamie Thompson. It. r.
-lIebottoW NJ T.. Gallagher IS kCu-
scv D. WINS AZ Began. -. w
HERMAN bowman. Nellie : Vright
AjcN Horhirk. tlizturlh lHtEEs, i-i-
len J.. FLYNN, Albert g. NlliaQs.
Bred r Jean Henry y Ga6d. w v
~ 4 cram Frank =. Mclin Peter
IIe,Zyuati Albert 4 Rose. y Wood
ward Land Co. T. l. Brandt \. Van
Dorcutrr q austin. Nalt"r Iuh-u-
as. John g. Lankel a l. Parker. ~
G. Bartlett j g.. Harley Frazer d
Mclaughlin. Weuzcl Hoarl and 20
aI other persons owning. occupying e,
or otherwise interested I'M any ~ the
lots and premises fronting orr Brush
street lu said city ~ Rctrolt within
the limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council ~ the city 81
Detroit having ordered so much %
Brush street from the north curb
line Of Holhrouk avenue to CITY
Limits 20 bc graded and paved.
notice is hereby given that an assess
ment has been made upon all the lots
and premises fronting on said Bru7h
street. and liable to be assessed for
said improV emcnt under tho pro
visions ~ the city Charter, and that
roll 81 said assessment Is now com
plctcd and will remain NJ the As
SCISSORS Office. in the CITY 81 De
troit. from the date hereof until Sep
tomhcr 2Sth 1918. FOR tho inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSTSSORS
by GTSTANE j ALBRIGHT
B-10S President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14

aI'.. u1-ta ~ Mack avenue 90 syl-
H.E 81 if+s-Ior grading and
na IN hue,| So az ae.rg t.e alley
from tne east line ~
50 hI.Ir I'rU.r o. tH. west curb
'ne - l..a. street
I..Il .H .tf#-fur ErrtIng and
uHEIrF H..." eH 49, being tre east
amos west a.'rF .r block bet tween t4ss
tHt Woodward aNeuIr. Iu.o upurt
Tr. streets aIeU TIE north
HIu r'.." t''HN Hr-t east 0f iras ave-
rar fr.w Parsons street. snufhcrIy
o.. eH-t and west allies
No1 So Ill-Tar grading o0d
nrH HIie 80 fia being tire 'T
aI'.r Ir h.nD. rounded UF IlIot Ro-
Wei 1t Ant7.ua and Hastings
non $50 rf5i-For grading and
ratiue AIcr $50. 49, being the "T'
alley block bounded hy Rowena.
Brady, ST. Antoine and Hastings
PART ls due and PAYABLE within
80 a.Z. from date OF tais notice
Parts q. 3 and 4 become due and pay-
able iu 1ur TWO and three years re-
ercctIVnly from the date OF thfs no.
ti-e. together with interest at the
rate of q per cent rom the date OF
the rou1rWatiou OF this roll
Either ~ said parts may be paid
within 80 days from the date OF THIS
notice. without interest
II either 90 said parts I. o. or 4
shall not be paid when they become
due. per cent penalty and interest
- the rate OF per cent from the
date OF confirmation ~ the assess-
mont VIII he added and the premises
assessed win be advertised and sold
as provided by law
MAX c. KOCH,
tB-17s} city Treasurer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. sept -. 1873.
Paving Notice No. 1887
CLIPPFRT AVENUE

To August Neum8n. , a. Daniels.
A. " SlgWan. N Eassak Herman
Spier. carl Gre hlowski. j. polgnsr, s.
- stevens. John TillWau. Goo pINOs
zVN~si Chas Daniels. Erred Irplow
Julia Ouhauki Kate X MIL e.
Schramm William Wilson. Joseph
Kuchsrski. Rosa g. Baths, Chas D..
Brady Wsloutl Garzel ida Ashley
Anna Coodts NJ Stevskal W r.
-kr2yskic, Joseph D. Iiaoz. West
Mitch Ave Bolt Go. Roe stephens Co.
RICHARD Smith. II link John kiuch
Detroit brewing 20 Frank Tcrsc \
Grusdeld Jos Gur-ki. Frank bomber
ski. j watt Rertha Dorau Horny
Damn VI Il oogclto stephen W1racy
MaEdaleua Woznick j j Kudrou D.
Guhula, Joseph Bayis. VI. Burns. g.
A. Parker. James Pound Horny
Dawson. Katie kerecinskL a Frzcc
M Frcd vs. Wenzel j. T. Weber. vs.
Reed = HlleNraud john ptetruszlta
T. Matthaci T. y stark Jos Wach.
Chas Strtcksr Louis Schwciu. e. p
Clippert, NJ G. MARITIME 4 Makowski.
tgnat2 SpieEalski John Proknf
ruard. Education, s flucE.e Chss
rirske Wilhelnlna t,orfev-akf stan
isIaus Eomirke. Staulslaus Bosh John
kubiH, w ~z"pim,,sl<t FRANK la'kac o.
30 o. Gureti A W1zuiak John bIn
arr r TT7yden Est Minnie UeiecAi
Tbru TnfrleiI. carl UnTua DoF D.
Vafhs Kate kuil W Bfesk J.
rIH hard = Ga2ar. kt a Weuzei
Sarah Grpuacl Paul 2 circuit
FotrsrmInd Annie Cordts Charlotte
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Sept "A, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1888
HAGUE AVENUE

TO 4 T. Parker. Eber J.. Farrar w.
II Fomer7y. Francis Peterson. Chas
~ Tantor Francis Roberts Louis
Zafm. Jas N Hayes Edward Weibie
Geor2 lana SeaCk. Elizabeth O'bon-
neil JAS q Gallavus Frank levin.
John n Mou Herbert l. Osborne.
Jean imrie. John T. Rush. Angelina
Harfwlrk Mary = Maher. Lydia T.
Lawson TA9s T. Hubbard. charles
Druutu0r1 % r. Overmeyer, @
Howard. Lewis r Weaver. Geo A.
bucharwe. Alfred Ducharme. George
Bersey J. ' ~lpmau, and 90 all other
persons ouWug occupying or other
wise interested 300 any OF the lots and
premises fronting 0n Hague avenue,
rs hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council Of the city or
Detroit having ordered so much Or
VAGUE aN,ru" from the east line ~
B'auhIen street 90 the west line ot
oakland avenue. 90 be graded and
paved notice Ia hereby given that an
assessment has been made up0u all
the lots and premises fronting on
said Hague avenue and liable 20 DE
assessed for said Improvement under
the provisions Of the city Charter
and that d roll ~ said assessment is
now COMPLETED and viii remain ~
the Assessors office ina the CITY "
Detroit FROM Che date hereof until
sept cS 1915 FOR the Inspection or
ain persons concerned therein
PCNTD or ASSESSORS
Fr GI~TtFE y. ALBRIGHT,
Bliss President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14

YORK. Sept ii.-lt the r.
ecrs doHf win this pennant con their
eastern Up ~ wont 5e because
hcy ur, NOT trying Yesterday they
PLAYED baseball 10 good, and hih
James pitched So we'll that the
game wasn't really "a contest ana
became quite dreary before 10 was
completed 10 was lucky huncA
that Jennings acted upon when he
decided 20 pitch James instead OF
Cuycle-kIe The Pole might have
been good enough % win yesterday,
but n is cnch De would never
have boon better than Ann Arbor
1911 who allowed but tvo hits.
Today Coyclcske Is expected 10
get bis chance. and tomorrow We
ar, likely to see Young Mr. Roland
take up the task OF beating Ray
Caldwell. whom Donovan threatens
10 pitch back. Dublc may oe given
n chance but DO b. probable That .he
Viii 6a saved for Washington
a. mo- uuc YESTERDAY did the Yam
kcos threaten. rlthoueh Jamcs start
ed l.- good game by walking Cook.
and allowing him 20 Dee sacrificed
TO second a strik-ou and am iu-
held play followed lu the second
third and fourth innings n' lank
M. Us bah nut of the inheld, and
T1rtss p.f f0uf -triteuuts
'n Me 0uh. M1isel singled and
Miller walked. Wt nobody TIRED
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Sept "A. 1913
Paving Notice No. 1856
CHARLEVOIX AVENUE
CsectIon ~

To Paul Kenshei. August Winter.
'utfies bewlck. fred. Bender, Va.
Gambler D. Hoste. Frank 4. shenerly.
g. buuge, Charles +. Brass, COOK
tarw co.. Burns = owen Estate, Liz
~ttL school, Charles j. Cannon, Au-
gust Il. ~ Forth. H. Pfaehier II D.
Jlac. d. LcpIe. Mary Mccoy. Mary
Hurley. d. kuptl, A Miller, j, ~
yna, sarah b.. Beatty. j. r. church. =.
a. Hebcll, Is. H. Frederick, Is. G..
otoLlh. Rouort Elenke. J. Werta
william l.. ituuge, August De Gen
tenen. PAU l'c kouuc. o. + Him.. @.
DE SWEET. ~ Mcdonald. Neman
Sprague b.. Miller. otto WedhOrn, j
George Schoelc, W. l. Dennert. r,
schiller g.. g.. Pace, j. Baby John
ttach. A. g. Holmes. William i.
schneider. s. Buckbrough John u.
IJrl.y. W Ppmerowski T.. Atner-
ton. board of Education, G.. i. w ern
en- William Moon, Anthony Theisen.
Jefferson Land CO.. Joseph pinender-
frr "a a. peEsI James WmtiuH.
Henry stephens ~ iIulayson Frank
MHl,DWffI Feed Wright. Mary Steh-
fest. Augusta skowren. Charles D..
@l'der ~ b Hansen. Charles bc Fc-
yer. Richard Daley j. +. else nike. j
Galley. ". Il Bussc. Minnie kcubtrE.
Fred W hoFen. II. g.. Blae *, =
joan cutler, August Elsholz.. bav.
y Harper a. 81 OConnor Elmer l..
tIar Minnie kustcr, John Elten-
or. % Kaiser. s. Ziclke. Anna Young.
Ds,5. Lapier. Paul llflch. Andrew T..
wood rburl,, Daniel. Wcseou VS.
'ate, Fannie J. Mcintyre, IT q Mere
dItH William r. Barbour Homer ID
Gambler. James IS. Gambler. w lllt5W
Gueel q Flick. G.. I'e No~'i'rr
and 10 all Other persons owning. p'-
cupyrE or otherwise interested u
amy 90 the iots end premises front
uE cr thar.HNo'N avenue tsD- 'pn %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. sept Il. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1892
SPRAGUE STREET

TO Jos Kuhn. IT IT Rackham. Mrs
J. Tren James Newland, +. Allison.
J.. DeBeeuciair. T. pcBeauclair, +
Bolus. J. w. W elch, u. Schwartz T..
Reich, r. q. Seideubcrger. W II
Rackham Walter kcusCh. ~ Palmer
j. Naldnor. T. n Keusch. Casper
Hoffman. G. A EEge. y. Padden. =
Baller. r. Meyer. J. Ruedisale and
20 all other persons owuing, occupy
ing or otherwise Interested in any or
the lots and premises fronting on
Sprague street iu said city of De
troit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit, hnviug ordered 90 much Of
Sprague street. from tho east curb
lmr OF Van Iy ke avenue Goo the west
curb line ~ Maxwell avenue 20 bee
GRADED ard paved notice is hereby
given that am asseFsmeuf has been
made upon an the lots and premises
fronting on sHid SpraRue street and
liable TO he assessed FOR said Inn
proVement under the provisions Of
the CITY Charter. aud that roll o.
said Assessment is now completed and
VIII remain az the Assorsurs' office
in the CITY ~ Detroit from the dafe
hereof until sept % 1915. Tor the in-
spoction OF all persons concerned
therein
BOARD or ASSESSORS
By GTSTANE :. ALBRECHT.
P-202 president
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
CE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
ROARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Sept 1i 1915
Paving Notice No. 1871
PARKER AVENUE

T,.t i..u-,.r g urRuel g. A. r.
r.rI- r r.ullooJ. Mary Miller
am. tf..... lI.b,is JnLu Dew.
U....It-.r tun.yc CONSTRUCTION co.
, t,..-. tft, R,vnf J,hu
S.f.........r rr,r.4 -.blautar a.. Mi
.b.I. ~ I,prsf N Tram. j.
Ron. tr.g Eauter II NJ Potter. John
Ran. uufsIr ike William May.
l.-....,. p,.N r. tNfttbradt a f'
l,.t., 4aish Peter Laud i b.
p. r1.e D. NT.aut.ar. Carl l.. Zim-
.,,,.,, - Is.1. neck Walsh IT,
q Far.fser , h Eahbaum. Herman
,,,' V..lsh JeN T. Humid M
3.I.i Dorothy. Liovd Hazsn.
.5..s.f.a.7 -..f,rIrIr H. Kaufman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARO OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit Sept "a. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1890
LESLIE STREET

To e. A. Doner. W. J. Eled salt. ~.
Campbell Edwin Pardlck To. Dowlos.
william Stephens John krause. A.
Christian. A. o. pebus. a M iIvw
ing. Geo Snyder. q. Eeiuart Mary
Cepman William Werterhergcr T. =.
Rougert. n. Bliss j.. s. Baylgs,
Martha StIckle~. d. Hummer w
Blake. W. r Ellis. and Go an other
persons owning. occupying or other
wise interested ip amy ~ 'hn Tots 1ud
premises fronting ON Leslie street 'u
said CITY Of Detroit within the llW ts
hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council ~ the city ot
Detroit having ordered go much OF
Leslie street. from the east curb Tine
~ Van DYKE avenue 90 The west c'TN
line Of Maxwell avenue 20 bp gt#.'t
and paved, notice lS hereby given
that an assessment hos been W'dr
upon all the lots and premise front
Ing on said Leslie street and liable
90 be assessed FOR SAID Improvement
under the provisions 81 tho CITY
Charter. and thar roll ~ said ae.
sessment IS now completed and viii
remain az the Assessor. bf1er i0
the City Of Detroit from the date
hereof until September 2Nth. 1918. for
The inspection OF all persons concern
ed therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY GTSTANE ! ALHREC lfT
BOO President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14

avenue and Hubbard avenue.
lt = Newman.s sub OF part q
j. g.. T-.
ou the east side ~ vinew6od
averur in from, ~ or adiolning
such lots or parts ~ lots num-
hered liI. 1873. between Toledo
avenue and 81 r. R r.. scot-
teu Lovett and Davis Sub 90
SC0ttvn and Lovetts suo ~ IN
thar part Of J.. C.. So ls Al.tis
Dampau farm, so called. iy.ng
between Dix road. 10 called and
VI. G. r.. r.
Ou the north SIDE 90 Waldo
avenue. in front OF or aJl1it-
iue such lots or parts at lots
numbered IL, l21, l22, Ieg. fef
l25. l2e, f2T. t2S. betweeI
Parkinson avenue and Central
avenue. Fisk and Harvey SUB
Of lot 4 Of HaEEerty sab. OF
part OF r 6. 5fs and lots 10
and Is OF T. C. so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
WEST--BOOK A

ID on the north side OF Hardwood
ing such lots or parts Of lots
numbered s. l6. H. %. be-
tween Wilson avenue and
Schmittdlel avenue Bessenger
and Moore sub OF part OF =
Ser A. 900 Acre Tract
-l ON the south side Of Taylor
avenue. In front OF or Hdjoin-
numbered :. .. g. l. 3. s, Z. s. Q.
10. ~ ~. 10. "a. between VIII
SON avenue and Schmittdiel
avenue. BessenEer and Moore =
sun. " part ot . Sec. IS, 10000
Acre Tract
- ON tho west side 81 woodward
avenue iu front or or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
h'rct I s. lot. 3 x. lot between
Seldou avenue and AleVandrine
avenue Fales sub. Of the north
half of park lot So
- ou the north side OF Abbott
street In front 81 or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot mum
bsred "a. between Third avenue
0'0 Fourth avenue plat Of
tHe sub. OF that part OF p. G..
between the northern line
~ Woodbridge and Larned
streets and the 8 line OF Mich
isau avenue or Chicago Road.
lt MRS. Catherine n Jones
- .Du the cast side of Dunedin
street iu front Of or adjoining
such lot or part ~ lot num-
hcred 30. between Lotbrop ave
uJr and LaMothe avenue r.
Anderson sub 81 lots and
~ 4 Sec g. 10000 Acre
Tr1rt
CD On the east side ~ Dunedin
street iu front OF or adioiuinp
such Tot or part ~ lot mum.
bored g. between T.aMoth,
avenue and Bethune avenue r
Anderson sub ~ lots and
~ Soc s. 10000 Acre
B 'u fhc cast side Of Dunedin
strcrf in front of or adIoininc
Iof 'r part ~ lot number
'd % Hnf tween Bethuno avenue
aHa Ia@alle Gardens south IF
Anderson sub. of lots r and
NJ =. Sec %. 10000 Acre
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What May Happen
in Standings To-day

PORT DEPOSIT Nd, sept IL
Light tackliug. passing and puntiuE
WIS the most strenuous work the
fyunsNlVauia football candidate
could do today The heat IL retard-
ing the work ~ conditioning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14

MADISON Conn Sept 14-Ex-
'r,tuo hot weather put qui"tus on
-.rimm4Ee for Yale footIallers to-
day seventy five men. however.
were instructed tn the rudiments Of
tnc game by capt Wilson and Coach
Talbot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
WEST-BOOK r

On fUn south side of Mamie
wood avenue, in front OF or ad
,'.Alnh SUCH lots or parts OF
lots numbered 40. s.. between
norwood avenue and Beech
wood avenue. Joseph fireman
sub OF Cd Is 8. and Of Jo
s'ph Tireman's sub. az lot = OF
j"stgh fireman est and O l.
~ ~ John fireman est on
frac sec 9 and "a secs. ~ and
80 ~ the 10.o0o-acre tract
Du The south side OF Maple
wood avenue in front OF or adj
Joining such LOT or part of lot
numbered A., between Iron
wood avenue and Thornton ave
uuo Joseph TIremau'e sub OF
% Le g. 3 and 8 OF Joseph
fireman sub Of lot 2 ~ Jos
nph TitoWan's est and q T.. a.
uf John Tireman's est ON frac
sec and 4, secs az and 50
az tho 10 U00-acro tract
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-14
SIDEWALK NOTICE


Detroit Sept H. 1915.
To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council YOU are required 70
construct reconstruct or put 90
proper line and grade. brick.
natural stone. artificial stone, cement
or concrete sidewalk crosswalk or
driveway, according 10 specifications
prepared by the Commissioner OF
Public Works and approved by the
Common Council