The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 6, 1926, Page 5

TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926. Notes of The | Many Havana Passengers The steamship Cuba left this morning for Havana with a large | number -of passengers on board.) The steamer will return to this port tomorrow afternoon. os 8 | Girl Scouts Meet Friday | There -will be a meeting of} Troop 4, Girl Scouts, held on Fri- day afternoon at their head- quarters in the Scottish Rite Hall,| beginning at 5 o’clock, and a full attendance of members is desired. " * Schooner Arrives In Port The schooner Eureka arrived in port yesterday afternoon from Caxambas with a load of freight for. shipment north. The schooner will leave again within a few days on the return trip to Caxambas. ee Cobb To Tampa Tonight The .steamship Governor Cobb will leave tonight at 7:30 o’clock for Tampa. The steamer will re- turn to this port on Friday morn- ing, leaving again on that day for Havana on the arrival of the train from the north. * * To Open Dining Room Willis Bethel makes announce- ment in an advertisement appear- ing in The Citizen ‘today of the opening ‘of Bethel’s Dining Room on Saturday, April 10. This old reliable .establishment will be thrown open to the public Satur- day morning where the best of service will be afforded under the Supervision of Mr. ‘Bethel, who solicits the patronage of all. “es * Arthur Brown If - Arthur M. Brown of the Gulf} Keys Realty Company is ill at his home, Simonton and Fleming streets. . Lease Is Given ' The Gulf Keys Realty Com- pany, through Warren Watrous, gold a lease on two lots on Key Largo with option to buy, Mr. Watrous announced this morning. The purchase price will be $10,- * 000. The: property was sdld in Miami. Sbeosescoocces _. Personal “-* | “2 eeecccccece NewYork where he will spend several weeks visit. _ Captain James A, Pinder, for- merly of Key West, but who is now making his home.in Miami, was an atrival in the city on the morning train, and will spend a few days’ visit in the Is'and City with rel- M. FPairbrother, who conducts & farm on Torch Key, accom- by his daughter, Miss M. ther, were passengers taving on the steamship San Jecinto last. night for New York where they will spend sev- eral weeks’ stay. Miss Leonora Bethel, who had been spending several weeks vis- iting in Key West, was a passenger leaving on the morning train for her home in Miami. H. M. Stewart, who had been Spnding several days’ business vis- it in Key West, was a passenger leaving on the steamship San Jac- into last night for New York. James Mann, general counsel Who maintains headquarters at} Rochester, N. Y., accompanied by} Mrs. Mann were passengers arriv- ing here today en route to Hava- na. ‘is engaged in the fishing indus- Passing Day Mallory Due Saturday The steamship Henry R. Mallory will arrive in port on Saturday night from New York en route to Galveston with passengers and freight on board. +8 @ Train Arrives On Time The morning train arrived on schedule time today, reaching the station at 8:30 o'clock, having 42 passengers on board. Several of those arriving on the train left on the boat for Havana. ** * Returns To Miami Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Felton, who had been spending several weeks visiting in Key West with rela- tives, were passengers leaving this morning en route to their home in Miami where Mr. Felton try. ee San Jacinto Arrives The Mallory steamship San Jacinto arrived in port at 11 o'clock last night from Galveston en route to New York with pas- sengers and freight on board. The} vessel had considerable freight for this port. * * & Special Scout Meeting There will be a special meeting of Troop 4, Boy Scouts, held on Thursday evening, beginning at 7 o’clock, and all metnbers are re- quested to be in attendance as business of vital importance will be taken up at this time. Ease o Due Here Saturday U. S. 8S. Nakomis will arrive Saturday to secure provisions. She will return in a few days to the Cuban waters where she is engaged in survey. work. * #8 NAVY OFFICIAL PAYS VISIT TO. ISLAND CITY T. DOUGLAS ROBINSON, AS- SISTANT SECRETARY OF NAVY, ARRIVES HERE FROM HAVANA Assistant Secretary 3of ‘the United States Navy, T. Douglas Robinson, stopped off in Key West yesterday en route from Havana to Washington, D. C., af- ter an inspection trip in Cuba. He was accompanied by Lieut. Commander C. Q. Powrall and Capt. E. S. Land. A seventeen gun salute was fired at the naval station for fhe assistant secretary of the navy. The officers of the seventh naval distritt turned out to welcome him. The official reception for Mr. Robinson. was held at the quarters Mrs. C. W. McNeely served tea for the visitors at which the offi- cers were present, The secretary and his party left last evening by rail for Washing- on. Christening Ceremonies At Congregational Church On Easter Morning The Congregational church las' Sunday morning presented one of the prettiest and most impressive scenes of the Easter season -in Key West when Lois Marie Busto, the 7-weeks-old daughter of the Honorable and Mrs. J. F. Busto, Steamer Arrives The oil tank steamer Lucken- bach, Capt. McDonald, arrived in port today with oi] from Tam- pico for the Standard Oil Com- pany. The vessel will sail tomor- row for Mobile. While at — this port the vessel is consigned to Everett Russell, agent of “the oil company at this port. PeCCCCaCCCoCCCeCECOLESEe Mention Clements Jaycocks,..Sr. was..a pasenger leaving on the morning train for Miami and other points up the East Coast * where he will spend several days’ visit. J. A. Gonzalez was included in the passengers leaving last night on the steamship San Jacinto for New York where he will spend several weeks’ (visit. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sweet- ing, who had ben spending a short visit in Key West, were passengers leaving on the morning train en route to their home in West Palm Beach. Roland W. Sawyer, who had been spending several days’ busi- ness visit in Key West, was a passenger leaving on the morn- ing train en route to his home in Miami. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph A, Knowles and children, who had been spend- ing several weeks visiting in Key West with relatives and friends, were passengers leaving on the morning train for West Palm Beach where they are now mak- ing their residence. Conductor Buck brought in the special train last night from Mi-| ami to Key West. This was Mr. Buck's first trip into Key West for some time. ’ Books for the registration of electors for the general primary lection to be held in June were! opened Monday morning in the office of Joseph Roberts, super- visor of registration, in the Mon-| "Fee county court house. The reg- istration books will close on date ot May 1. The office will be open from 9 to 12 and from 2 to 5 every day except Sunday until closing day. It will be necessary to register as well as to pay poll taxes in or-| @er to vote in the approaching primary, the officials state. LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS. FLORIDA—Anclote Anchorage Five Foot Shoal Buoy, 4, was replaced April 1, 1926 Buoy List 7th District, 1925, page 66 By direction of the Commission- er of Lighthouses. . Wm. W. Demerritt, Superintendent of Lirhthouses. report- CHAPMAN PAYS DEATH PENALTY (Continued from Page 1) everal places in the country dw the night but the authoriti said these had nothing to do with the execution of Chapman. | | Rumors were many but none} had any substance in fact. One} story was that a car laden with} dynamite had been driven towards the state prison and another was that this same car was, in Plain- ville, the home of Governor Trumbull. { In view of rumors the state po- lice took precautions to protect Governor Trumbull, State's At- torney Hugh M. Alcorn, who- pro- secuted Chapman, and Supérior| Court Judge Newell Jennings, who sentenced him. t rs were at the home officers. Attorney Alcorn in- formed of the rumors, remarked: “It wouldn't surprise me * what that Chapman gang might do.” Let the Artman Press print it was christened by the pastor, Rev. A. F. Eldridge in the presence of a large congregation. ~ Mrs, Busto was before her mar- riage Miss Lois Demeritt, daiigh- ter of Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Demeritt, of this city. County Poll Tax Books Now Open; Collector Makes Announcement Books for the payment of poll tax in Monroe county are now open, and will close May 8, ac- cording. toa legal -notice being published by. William F. Maloney, tax. collector for Monroe county:| This affords every one eligible to qualify for a vote in the ap- proaching June primary election. CAPTAIN BERRY’ AWAY ON ) LEAVES THIS MORNING OVER EAST COAST. FOR; FORT LAUDERDALE Capt. John G. Berry, head of the coast guard, left this morning for Fort Lauderdale where he will attend several courtmartial cases. While there he will make an in- spection of the coast guard de- partment there. Several weeks ago, Captain Berry supervised the removal of the coast guard department from Miami to Fort Lauderdale, From ‘Fort Lauderdale; be will go on official business to-Savan- nah. a3 ' Flashes of: Life Life Pescccccccccccccedsegces (By Associated Prens) PARIS—Arms are concealed of the commandant. Capt. and/ Just as much-as legs are revealed |, in the latest modes as displayed at the Longchamps ‘race track’s grand opening. Whatever cloth is saved in the skirt is usd in the rest of the frock. ‘ KANSAS CITY, Kans.—Mrs.|: ‘Leona “Benedict; whose’ -hair ~ is bobbed; and-whowears bright}. clothes, is seeking the custody of six children, who regard her as unehristian: “They have’ béen in wards of the probate court. NEW- YORK.— A well known Irishman, who makes a lot of mon- ey with tea is-here seeking an old mug, because he says America has nothing’ to’’put in it. He is Sir Thomas Lipton and he ‘is‘ going to try again for the American cup. ° Sir Charles Higham, Brit- ish publisher came the game day’ with a recipe for bottled carbo- nated tea with a-kick in it! z . FORT WORTH, Texas.—-Col* onel Mitchell has been occupying. a nice hotel suite reserved for ma- jor General Hinds; who filed char+ ges against him. The colonel was given ‘the’ rooms when mistaken for the general, who Af ing the colonel, withdrew Without |from Havana at 5 p. m. yester-| day with 14 cars, and sailed for|:+ saying anything al bout the’ hotel's ertor. ¥ i . WASHINGTON. —~ Secretary of. War-Davis-is-- having~ x pian drawn up to prevent another of- ficer following colonel’ Mitehel example in making 37 flights *in one day in order to collect flyiilg Politics are expected to warm| pay allowances. up considerably during the cam- paign. Candidates and their friends, -it is. believed, will en- deavor*to see to it that all who can qualify do so, and it is ex- pected that a record vote will be cast in Key West. Captured Yesterday By - Coast Guard Cutter The Narkeeta with a fall cargo of assorted liquors on board was captured yesterday by the C. G. 251 off Chandeleur Island. The Narkeeta was found strand- ed off the Yower end of the island. After the capture she was taken to Biloxi, where the coast guard vessel 251 is stationed . PEORIA, I.— A mule of Et- nest: Largen’s has shot a horse. The mule came to the back porch for his usual bit of sugar. In making himself known he kicked over a gun which was discharged the bullet stopping in a stallion’s neck, MADRID.—Among the rewards awaiting the airmen now on the sumably are embraces from King Alfonso. A least such were among the honors paid at Huelva Aires. NEW YORK.—Senorita Raq- uel Meller, exotic Spanish com- edienne and singer whose hair is bobbed, is here to for a month at $6,000 a week, ATLANTA, Ga.—Tim O'Dowd as fight fans. know him, but Jack Givens Receives High Honors At State College In Gainesville Jack Givens, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Givens, Of this city, re- cently received’ a’ flattering ap- pointment at the University of Florida where he is studying law. Jack was appointed assistant man- ager of the varsity football team, } while in his freshmen year, Ap- pointment to this important place is seldom if ever made from the rank of freshman. squared ring. This Mrs. Bowen alleges in a petition for divorce. She declines to be a “sparring partner.” HELP_THAT BACKACHE Also those stabbing pains, stiff- ness, dull headaches, nervousness, poor. sleep and that weary tired way from Madrid to Manilla pre- | to the fellows who flew to Buenos | entertain | Charles Bowen, according to his| birth certificate, does not always: confine his fistic ability to the) FOR AUBUCHON REV. MUNRO CONDUCTS SER- VICES; INTERMENT 1S MADE IN CITY CEMETARY * The body of Carl E. Aubuchon, president of the Hotel La Concha, who died at 8 o’clock Saturday was laid to rest in the city ceme- tary yesterday afternoon. © The funeral was from the Lopez chap- el to the grave and was conduc- ted by Rev. Ii. Munro, pastor_of the First Methodist church. A large number of friends of. the deceased followed his remains to the cemetary, and banked the mound of his grave with a pro- fusion of floral offerings. ; .The pallbearers . were selected ffom' the clerical force of the Hotel La Concha, as follows: Léon Roberts, A.R. Tobos, H. H. Bot- tonley, J. Mahoney, C. Murray, and W. J. Patterson. The funeral and interment were inder the direction of G. Frank Sawyer of the Lopez undertaking establishment. County Force At Work Installing Foundation For Lighting System The county’s force is now in- stalling foundations for the light- fing “standards to be erected yaround. the Monroe county court house. : white posts, have arrived and work is progressing rapidly. When completed, these lights will .be most ornamental to the court house square. Cocccccccccccccscoesoecs ‘P. &0. S. S. Cuba, Capt. White, arrived from Havana at 3:50 p, m. yesterday with 274 passengers afd VU. S. mail. F. E. C. Car Ferry Joseph R. Parrott, Capt. Harringtan, arrived Havana: at 10:30 p. m. with. 26 cars of exports. +B. E. ¢.,. Car Ferry, Henry. M. |} Flagler, Capt. Hansen, arrived from Havana yesterday with cars of imports and sailed for Havana with 26 cars of exports. P.& 0.'S. S. Cuba, Capt. White, sailed for Havana at 9:30 a. m. h 138 passengers and. U, S. F. E. C. Car Ferry Joseph R. | Parrott, Capt. Harrington, will jarrive from Havana this afternoon with cars and will sail for Havana jat 10:30 p. m. with 26 cars of | exports. | ~F. E. €. Car Ferry Henry -M. |Flagler, Capt. Hansen, will: -ar- rive from Havana this evening with cars and will sail for Ha- vana at midnight, with 26 cars of exports. ¥ P. & 0. S. S. Governor Cobb, Capt. J. J. Phelan, will arrive from | Havana this.afternoon with pas- sengers and U. S. mail, and will sail for Port Tampa at 7:30 p. m. | with passengers. ' | .|FOR COUNTY ‘COMMISSIONER ‘Pifth’ District The materials, including the * WILLARD 'M. ALBURY FOR STATE SENAT! _FOR REPRESENTATIVE MONROE COUNTY CHAS. H.. KETCHUM FOR JUDGE. OF .CRIMINAL ‘COURT J. LANCELOT LESTER FOR COUNTY SOLICITOR "J. F BUSTO FOR. COUNTY. SOLICITOR + TS. CARO FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER _ Fourth District EDUARDO ‘C. GOMEZ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ABELARDO LOPEZ £ SSOWEN: SAWYER & FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD CLARENCE H. PIERCE FOR MEMBER SCHOO? BOARD **Seéonid District FOR ME BER SCHOO ; BOARD S11 FRONT STREET Box 13° “Key West, Fla. Meeting Tonight At Stone Charch Annex The Wesley Brotherhood of the First. Methodist church of this city will convene in a meeting at 8 o’clock this evening in the an- nex of Stone church. All. men of the church and friends of the cause* are invited by the pastor to be present at this meeting. A short, but interesting and very appropriate program will be rendered and a luncheon will be served. [ene Bas The best is none too good. Get your meals and lunches at the Sanitary Restaurant. apr3-6t OFFICES FOR RENT Heart of Business Section LOW RENTS Large Rooms—Newly Finished — TROPICAL ISLES SALES CORP. 601 DUVAL ST. Dealer in General Merchandise WALTER'S GALVANIZED. . TIN SHINGLES _ Cornell Wall Board, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Carey’s Cement Roofing. H. B. Davis 100 Per Cent Pure Paint and Qils. PHONE 240 William and Caroline Sts. BARGAINS Af you are unable to afford a new piano you can still have musi¢ im your home ~ £ Read the following extraordinary offvrings in guaranteed . hand pianos. We tune and compietely overhaul these pianos so | that they are in excellent condition. + Ore’ Bachmann, Walnut Finish. One Hamilton, Wainut Finish. One Baldwin-Howard, Walnut Finish. Qne Boston, Mahogany Finish. : pee ‘Baldwin-Howard, née R. S. Howard, One R. S. Howard Manualo Player Piano. Come in and let us demonstrate one of these instruments for your approval. “Don’t deprive your daughter of music.” : . ¥ GET RIGHT BACH Down THOSE STAIRS AND GO LP LIKE A LADY! 1 Know WHEN PEOPLE ARE TRaAMPiINGr “THEIR FEET AT ME — JusT BECAUSE 1 TOLD You TO GO» UP-AND TAXE A BATH! DONT TRIFLE WOH Me MOONG LADY! STRAIGHTEN OUT THAT LIP! feeling! Oh, you can help them!} Take Foley Pills, a diuretic stimu-} lant for the kidneys. Every in-| €redient in this helpful medicine! is directed to the betterment of; your physical state. Comes Mrs. Black, of Petersburg, Va. who’ says: “Before I took Foley Pills; I could not stoop over nor raise) This information will be re- ceived with much interest by a host of friends here. POLL TAX NOTICE The Poll Tax Books are now open, they will close on May aed F5 ithout great ‘pain. Now, 1926. The Prerequisite Polls to| UP Without | 2 oe Vote in the June Primary will be| D&Ve none.” Ask your druggist - for Foley Pills. Your prompt im-| the 1924 and 1925 Poll Taxes, all! ill deli those Electors that Voted or paid| Srovement will delight, and repay their Poll Taxes in the last” City 7 The Key West Drug Co. Etection of 1925 and did not own! Apr 1-1M any Real Estate, whereby they had _ to pay a Poll Tax with their 1924) New. York Society for Preven-| Taxes will have this 1924 Poll Tax! tion of Cruelty to Children plan to pay before they will be qualified|action to take 15-year-old Fran- jto Vote in the June Primary, all/ces Heenan, engaged to 5i-year- Tax payers who paid this 1924) old Edward W. Browning, from Poll Tax and paid their Poll Tax|her mother’s custody. to Vote in the last City Election will be qualified te Vote, provided! answering pro- they are duly Registered. | tests of Episcopal bishops, says WM. F. MALONEY, [ratification of Lausanne treaty is Tax Collector Monroe County, Fla. |necessary for protection of Amer- apré-St icans im Turkey. > ‘Rebuilds Weakened Senator Borah, i - OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS