The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 9, 1933, Page 3

SENATORS BEAT BROWNS: YANKS DOWN CHICAGO PITTSBURGH PIRATES SHUT OUT BOSTON BRAVES; CAR- DINALS CONQUER NEW YORK GIANTS cs hice (Special te The Citizen) NEW YORK, Mya 9.—The Washington Senators defeated :the St. Louis Browns im a. twélye-in- ning game by the score of 10 to 8. Bob Bokeiy shbstitate second baseman, hjt a ‘homer in the twelfth inflimg and scored behind Schulte t@ give the Senators the victory. The ed the Dor rg Rew York: Yankees trounc- hicago White Sox, 7 to 3. reonan,. big allowed 10 hits but man- stagger through the crises to higthird straight victory as the 1) Yanig belabored Ted Lyons for 12 s@eies and took advantage of i pacses ahd two wild pitches. ime Pittsburgh, Pittes blanked } ston Braves. “Lefty” French P held the Boston outfit. to three “neattered hits as the leagué-lead- ing Pirates belted veteran Tom Zachary for enough two-baggers o gain a 3-0 shutout. St. Louis Cardinals downed thegNew. York Giants, 4-3. doe Medpick and Frapk Frisch knock- ed a kome run apiece during the game ior the Cardinals. we Ng a Awerican League At Chicage, New York . Chicago E. 1 oe : 12 10 0. Batteries: Brennan and Dickey; ‘ Lyons and Grube. At St. Louis R. H. E. Washington St Louis . ‘Batteries: Thomas, Crowder, MeAfee and Sewell; Brown, Gray, Hadie yand Ruel. Philadelphia-Detroit, cold. » ‘Boston-Cleveland, rain. National Léagus 6 rleton, Johnséy ; -Pitasimmons, _At Boston Pitteburgh Boston oa Batteries a Zachary and Hog . Chicago-Brooklyn,. cold. /Cincinnati-Philadelphia, ti Club— New York ... Cleveland . Washington hicago ........ Detroit 3 Philadelphia St. Louis .......... Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE Chib—— W. L. Pittsburgh M4 New York Haan ¥ eae St. Louis 11 10 10 11 ~» 810 810 . 913 - 618 W. L. Pet: 667 619 619 571 495 889 318 316 Pet. 778 632 524 ATE dd ddd 409 316 eee TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Seeceere se eee Richard Barthelmess, actor, born in New York City, 38 years ago. Cimeifnati Boston e Philade!phia Wiliam ©. Govthals, noted engineer and scientist, born in St. Louis, 58 years ago. Edward Westoh of New Jersey, noted electrician, inventor and en- gineer, born in England, 83 years ago. Dr, John. R- Mohler, Chief of the Bureau of ‘Animal Industry, } U. 8. Bureau of Agriculture, born in Philadelphia, 6% years ago. Prof. Guy 8, Fordof the Univ. of Minnesota, tet” historian, born at Salem, Wis., 6¢ years ago. Elizabeth Jordan of New York, author, born in Milwagkee, 66 years ago. Sir James M. Barrie. famous! Seottich novelist and playwright, born 73 years ago. Sobseribe for The Citsen, right-hand. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ORDINANCE NO. 294, t COUNCIL SERIES Paper On Key $ee8SSS56556 65 bbb c60s6008 The following is a copy of the dr Bone Key.. This namé seemed paper on Key West’s history con. ; to -best suit the fancy of the péd- "i i Silviera, win- % tributed by Marietta Silviera, win-; ple. tis ke a which said Sales: may be: Con- ner of third prizé, in the contest} } pipe gs & among high school pupils which} } Perhaps this original Spanish) epate eRe g att closed. here recently: ,Srant and its proximity to Cuba | of Key-West The Ideal Placé and other South American coun-; Section.1¢ That after the pas- At the end of the chain of Flor-] *Fies gives Key West a fortign at) |. (+ tig ordinance, its approval ida Keys, surroundéd by the blue thésphere with an American spirit. y the Mayor, and publication’ in| waters of the Gulf of Méxi¢o aria{ 3 also affords one the opportun-| -- i i ¥ j aceordanée with the provision of the Atlantic Oveai, lies Key West. ity of studying the customs of the; 4, City: Charter of Key West, it| Tt is-now-joined-to thé remainder ‘Latin race: 30:8 ee agg be-’ shall be lawful to manufacture and Of the-chain--by--one of thé éight/fote succumbing to the lure oi Wonders of-the-wotld—thé Florida 5 : ” séll in the City of Key West fruit their native lands. (Key West has) juices containing no more than 3.2 East--Coast.. Bxténsion Railroad: This-is indeed- @ martvélous and more tropical foliage than any oth-| pércent of alcohol and beer con- er: American city. The many-' taining 3.2 percent alcohol. S: stupendous accomplishment of, colored varieties of crotons. for: | manufacture and sale to be unde | thdn’s-brdin arid brawn against the Nedges and backgrounds — very the same terms and conditions and | édils-of nature, Tt is well worth Pleasing to the eye; the purple] i the same localities as provided} anyone's time to see and travél and red blooms of the pogeiow (by thé laws of the State of Florida. évér, This island i@ algo ¢on- leas spread like blankets over! Section 2: The amount of li- fiebted to thé mainland by the, the tree tops, while the gay ae cense tax required of all manu- Oversea Highway, and gives one P!doms of the royal poinciana look! facturers. distributors and dealérs) thé pleasure of a drive practi¢ally ke some spot of far-away Japanjfor the sale of said fruit © juices thé whole way. on a gdod réad ; transplanted. The tropical palins,| and beers shall be 50 percent of | bordered by the sea. ‘of which there are several varié-| the amount required by the laws their| of the State of Florida. } K 2 Svnbidles sadly ities, fan the island with i ee vs ger ypeoenr dio gracefully waving fronds. They; Section 3: It shall be lawful " "4 A aré very beautiful in thé sunlight! for said license to be issued for} wide and is about twenty. feét 0) with the silvery moonlight weav-; ammudl periods or semi-annual Sbove sea level. Its clithaté is ing intricate patterns among their périods. Thé annual period shall ‘nexcelled. It is ‘the only front. ledves. The coconut palm and begin on the first day of October | free city in the United States afd 4. jeaves may be convérted into, of each year, and expire on the it is fanned constantly by the ‘bats, vases, baskets, and other, 30th day of September of éach oc ae pss ie) sthing| usefal articles. ear. The semi-annual period “adler poate dah sais ot From a commercial point hall begin on the first day a ‘l view Key West has many advan- pril of each year, and expire on > erage pero apt hin jaded ota ot which ane tee near, oti day of September of each | visitor the privilege of lying laz-) ess to Cuba and the port of Ha-\Y°S! ; fly in the sun.as Jong as he wish-|¥2"@, which makes it a ready mar-/ Section 4: Any person, persons, €s ‘before and after higdip in the Ket for all articles from that| pattnerships or corporations vio-' warm, transparent. waters of the country. It is a convenient stop-, lating the provisions of this Or-| Gulf. Stream. ping place for all vessels bound | dinahce shall be fined not more "The waters around here are! t® 24 from the Gulf of Mexico than $250.00 ahd not less than ; 2 and the Bay of Honduras. considered the most beautifully’ oe oF she best harbors within-the, days atid not less than 30 days in colored in thé World. ~ No Paint jimits of the United States, or its! the city jail of the City of Key benay aoa cognate! theit|tervitories, because of its easy ac-! Sk ON . util a ¢ess.at all times.and with all winds! ection 5: Il ordinances an: faciliti apes ih pers and for the excellent anchorage it, Parts of ordinances in conflict with | ther affords, in both the inner fith to be caught: Oné) otek hatbor, for all classes of, Aime Wena ty = Ships. _ }. Passed City Council, first, read-| a prize jikewise, one’s eed a fe inilitary base, this island} gig bere islasd ¢ me ie d! of in deeper water with « rod - a en ea | Pamed Dil Conseil. thinl tead.| See eee, 2 Over, ote hmmm Sere eee ity Ce fortitie| ag the Sth way of May, 18h tieties of edible fish can be caught ‘ion, the ease and number of its! ing this Ys sc ii ch ‘ hes with all winds; and the; (Signed) LEO. H; WARREN, | itt flies¢ waters, besiles the game difficulty of blockad } President of City Council. fish. Tatpoh fishing, the sport] ree se catcaiied ns aie inhi! Attest: 0°" | Se ee ok oe, tants is Be Their para WALLACE PINDER, t h. “of hel! City Clerk, ' With with Aig Silver ‘King. ts sec.) le Hoses offer a Bracious Wel-; sprayed: This date Oth day! ord oily iis thls to # tiger hunt! FOme fo sriend and stranger alike.’ 5+ “May, A.D., 1933. : in the Aftica® jungies, with rioné | e forms of amusement, such as (Signed) WM H. MALONE, Green.sea tur~ °lfing, fishing and other spdrts, Mavor of City ot Key Weat.| arg ‘are shared by all. What more! Amines Ope pe) A formerly very nu- . may9-It | fn this Vicinity, have dwind- could anyone ask? t ‘itt abundance, but they These few facts about the Past ; ooners 2nd present Key West are 66 e Vest’s Hist es § 18 ory An Ordinance of the City of Key West entitled an Or- dinance Authorizing the Sale of 3.2 percent alcoholic Fryit Juices and 3.2 percent beer, and Fixing Municipal License for the Sale thereof and Pro- viding: the Conditions under SILVIERA ! { t } { oe! | | | . Water Blisters on Hands of Feet! Not ;disappear after a few «pplications of Imperial Eczema Remedy. . AN * druggists are authorized to refund ‘your money if it fails.—Advt. brotight heré. ‘The choicest parts! but regular advertisers with ledger i tt an Reef is now in Key West. | piling arrived some weeks ago and!a week. It has: $20.00, or not more than sixty | ° and| this ordinance are hereby repeal- deeee . { CLASSIFIED COLUMN Advertisements under this head will be inserted’ in The Citizen at |the rate of 1c a word for each in- sertion; but ‘the minimum for the }first insertion in every instance is +25c. s Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in advance, accounts may have their advertis ments. charged. Advertisers should give . their! street address as well as their tele-| phone number if they desire re-| | sults, With each. classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give frée an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished apatt- ments, $15.00 to $25.00 per -month. Trevot and Morris, op- posite new Post Office: april | FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, containing 12 rooms, on lot 50x198 feet, in sélect section of city, 1807 Whitehead street, op- posite beautiful Coral Park, and facing the sea. Garage in rear. Rent $50 monthly.. Apply to L. P. Artman, 1809 Whitehead street or The Citizen Office. jani1 LOST LOST—Tueésday morning, between 6 and 9:30, about $147 in bills. Reward, if returned to Reginald Roberts, St, Clair Refining Co. may9-1tk all makes.~ Guaranteed service, J. L. Stowers Music Co. april know that we have the right prices on letter- heads, envelopes, business cards, statements and any form of printing. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Call 51, The Artman Press. n7 MISCELLANEOUS AN AUTO STROP RAZOR outfit given free with each classified advertisement. ASK FOR IT. PERSONAL STATIGNERY—Let | us-furnish you’ with personal stationery; 100 sheets of sta- tionary $1.00; 100 envelopes $1.00; both, with your name and address printel in attrae- | tive type. The Artman Press, Phone 51. jan? are ‘uséd for making soup; which EBOOS, is con! r a great delicacy, While the rest of the mat is sold int the market or shipped in ice to neighboring towns. Key West is the Only place in the United States where Green Sea Turtles’ are cafined, ' N Let.us. go back. for .a.few min, wtés and review the past, for its history will explain many of its present characteristics. ie ear- Heat tecorded date about this is- land is to be found in a grant of “Cayo Hueso” on August 26, 1915; by Don Juan de Estrada, the then Governor of Flotida, to Juan Pab- lo: Salas. Thé gtant recited that it-Was “in cénsidetation of the! several services rendered him at different times.” It. was not uny til some years Inter that it was purchased for thé sum of $2,000 by “Mr, John W. Simonton, for Whom one of the protinent streets ig still named, The establishment of a territorial government for Florida in 1819 was the actual beginning of the settlement and development of Key West. Many names were given the is- land, but they did not remain long in use. There is no authentic record of the origin of the name “Key West,” of which two ex- planations are given, One, that it is the most westerly of the chain of Florida Keys—hence Key West; the other that it is a corruption of the Spanish words “Cayo Hueso” meaning bone key. The oldést settler in this part of the country whose residence in the neighbothood of Charlotte Har- bor dated back to about 1775, used to say that in his early years he had heard it Stated that some ninety years previous the Indians inhabiting the islands along the coast and those on the mainland were of different tribes, and as the islanders frequently visited the mainland for the purpose of hunt-! ing, a feud arose between the two tribes, their inhabitants were driv- eh from island to island until they were compelled to risk a final bat- the, which resulted in the almost entire @xtermination of the istand- trs. The few that escaped were thought: te have headed for the ‘Goast of Cuba. This hattle strewed the island with bones, as it is/ probable the conquerors did | Chic hododide de dedod er, which means high prices. the wise will do their repair work price increases. Cheuk dh heukeik hae, building or repair costs. 3 CEA SAR CRITE Phone 598 OC hehutewhe uke uh uh adeuhe ued, dle stop to commit the bodies of the dead to the ground, hence the maine of the island “Cayo Hueso” \ With the Federal Government going off the Gold Standard, money is bound to be cheap- With lumber as low as $15.00 M. and Paint, Cement, and other articles priced low now. because even one day’s time may see drastic Labor is plentiful, with thousands of our best men out of work. Take advantage of this situation; give employment to some worthy person, and save money on your a, % N N) ) a ) N \ ) N & N at once . : : ,) SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING ENGINEERING COMPANY White and Eliza “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” eeceecosore |. RE USED IN Consrauc: |?” navigation is to be erected. ‘This house to be erected at Tennessee | Just about 101 tons. the rest of the structur rie r ing 92,483 pounds arrived on the F Mallory S. S. Alamo yesterday. BEACON ARRIVES The vessel also brought strue- tural material for Mullet Key Neale: | Shoals in Tampa Bay where an aid {material weighed °79,415 pounds, TION AT TENNESSEE | REEF AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Chicago: Boston at Cleveland, Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, Another consignment of . ma- terial-weighing 30,000 pounds was received consigned to the depart- ment bringing the total of freight ‘ for the lighthouse bureau at Key} All of the material for the light-} West arriving on the Alamo to NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Boston. ~ Cineimnati at . Philadelphia. Chiéago at Brooklyn, St. Lowis at New York. i The} Subseribe for The Citizen—20¢ Buy Now! Save +f ~ "Tim prices have joined the upward trend. 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