The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 18, 1933, Page 3

KEY WEST TRIMS . | INDIAMONDBALL The séegnd and sad Soa contest at | SPECIAL pve! SERVICES; TEAM niakendin LOCAL FIREMEN, TOOK: CONTEST LAST NIGHT AT BAYVIEW gh PARK BY SCORE OF 14 7p 5|** jo. wine —— (By 0; L. MILIAN) 4 team representing the Key West Fire Department ten of the City League, batted out a 14 to 6 vittory oyer the Miami Fire team:in Bayview Park , on the mound the looked like a sad story for the | but the esti- mated 4,000 fans that turned aut to see the game gave pbovs courage with —_handeliips: ‘ and hase right on through the ¢on- aia at over a in thet gal first ‘niin when Le Pat foo ar base on balls, went to second * Roberts’ ¢ bunt, pare tia) Bera rea et have phadg t “runner gel In- graham, was a too anxious to eth the mon‘ad fo lost the ball. lo. Acevedo open- a ri down suites ‘cP - 2 eeM re ee me ~ eogne bedeted otic # o to = tt het mt me te Oe £0 Oo CHmotr~ wnt a ian Soma se him’ 2 gn ret in e) ‘wild with excite- Tatetiatidual ‘Tnatitete of Agrigpl- ture in Rome. DIAMONDBALL*: [TO TAKE CARE OF | GAME TONIGHT COLORED VISITORS the tworgame series a diamond-; hall iy played torlight he-| tween Miami ino the Tete ao ver - re sow papeet exhib TO BE GIVEN LUNCH aT “NOMINAL cosT of the many colored je are expected from ie Rev. DeBarritt has ar- veuged: ig heve a special service every day-at 7 a. m. and at 7:30 each evening at. the Trinity Pres- byterian church. Rolls with butter and tea will be supplied at any hour for a nominal ¢ost and the school room will be open all hours to advise nd help erate if it is aed Pacmcndind the .j women. an ean stay in EST IN. RECOVERY. DRIVE! the pa gt over pight. “The eeien — ‘will “be Miami, ACTIVITIES | By HERBERT PLUMMER oe AE ROOEE HN 5, pe Piguian Se Ws ion of the whole bea ayhetar the drive for ery, signi: nce mede here from time to time which often pass unnoticed. eropped up ~ aM ep Be ae ty of See- Wallace, the president Henry C. Taylor of Wiscgn delegate to the The significant thing about the ¥ells Puffy, “You rascal! know that's not fair! -| You haven’t won yet. Wait till I as peer com: ‘climb back there. stitute and thys 8} I'l parry your thrusts till you in shaping future poli-| ‘w Then carve a neat X on the Seana immediately soy . spot Ue you ropresented now, au great aed a made in this country to veri agriculture, pens be- a wi WSismeuan oc unfurnished egt- y ape;} tage, 1803. Petronia Street. Ap- ply.225 Simonton Btreet. CHAWVA + Oct, 16-3tx. ENCE, corner Caroline and Ann streets. Commodious and modern in every respect. Gas range and Kelvinator. Other- wise unfurnished, $30.00 per month. Wm. Curry’s Sons Co. sept25-tf INSTRUCTION PIANO — Beginners! Special Courses. Progressive, interest- ing. 4 weeks—8 lessons—$1.75. 8 weeks—-16 -lessons—$3.50. Rates void-after Saturday. Chas. Roberts Studio,- 618 Margaret St. octl7-2tx RADIO. REPAIRING ogg > J. L. Stowers FOR SALE VERY CHEAP: Com-| eg gies set of golf clubs consisting} - oer Joe nog anaghcwt census of agri- ne was taken in 1930. as an + We repair ‘To alt Coetiort. Legas Legatees, aca + oe aupinst Pale LOST— Walking stick with crook: ed handle of amber colored polished horn. —. Phone 75 ox 890-W. AM! LON! Leg of the Estate of Attorney for | 90; POREHLS-2O-37; OMteeLI-Us, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN BASKETMARES NO, CLovis, N. M., Oct. 18.—Be- cause ‘an enthusiastic Clovis stu- dent swas convinced that dry lake this region held valuable} ion about early mankind, | sea have been busy late-| changing dates. 2 ” For the finds unearthed as the} result, of the archeological enthusi-) ast’s interest. adds to the evidence; ithat the Basketmakers were not | the first human ‘inhabitants of the; continent—by some thousands of! years. A ow. Anderson, the student,) found arrowhéads and spearpoints. His: discoveries led to a three-| month expedition led by E. B. Howard, under auspices of the University of Pennsylvania Mu- seum and the Philadelphia Acad-| emy. of Natural Sciences. Prehistoric Hearths Found FIRST CITIZENS? NEW MEXICO FIND REVEALS ley Asad Associated Eress) study will be necessary, Howard and his associates said, to date the new discovery in terms of years, it = believed the change in climatic conditions which helped extermin- ate the animals whose remains j were found occurred about 15,000 * of, extinct elephant, bison, camel,’ horse and pig were unearthed in the search of the lake beds. - One elephant tusk measured 10 feet 10 inches in Hlength. One elephant foot 20 in- j ches in width was brought out, as well as teeth of the prehistoric horse. Authorities Inspect Site Authorities on archeology ‘agreed that the evidenge indicated association of man-made articles | with the extinct animals. The quantity of bones dis- covered showed, the excavators +1 84, (lal Their chief find was a number, of prehistoric hearths in which, | believe, that the region was dry- along with remnants of long-ex-!ing up. Once, apparently, it was tinct -animals antedating the/far less arid than now, and the Basketmaker age, were discover-|theory has been advanced that ed such articles as arrowheads) the lakes formed the source of and stone knives. the Brazos river. The commonly accepted view is} Herds of animals, seeking water, that, the Basketmakers lived about | apparently flocked to the small 3,600 years .ago. "While further ‘lakes and became ‘mired. el indication of fortune’ 's favors. 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