The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 26, 1933, Page 3

HURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1983. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN . a COMPILATION REPEAL YOTE AS FOOTBALLGAMES |ALICEROBERTS | _ CANVASSED BY OFFICIAL BOARD] START SATURDAY | GETS HONORS AT : tirana ge | AT GAINESVILLE) STATE COLLEGE LLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. 26. Joseph Anthony Camara 9,188 ‘vote.in Floride’s prohibition |Mabry A. Cariton 9,292! |TART FLAVOR MAKES HYBRID . ‘ | Pressure is low this moraiog| Mrs. Marie Gonzalez, 31 year: ‘lection ranged from 99,-/Hvsh Clinkscales . sone FRESHMEN PLay.| BECAME WEARER OF TRADI-| ‘ ‘Mean ... -18 th Mississippi vatley,| 4, died at the residence, 609 Heaney — Normal Mean 18 ak a shies duieaaax through Amelia street, 1 o'clock yesterday TIONAL GAR Avia GOWN AE) LIZED CONFECTION Redafall® extending southward over western|*fternoon. sik keine halt ‘sppeeced tist.on the ballot, : ING TO WITNESS CONTEST! { capes Yesterday’s Precipitation .0 Ins, | Texas, and continnesgelatively low Bdge ae see to ome vote each for six ee. = ee 9385| BETWEEN “paBy GaToRs”| ANNUAL CEREMONY PUT ON > No#inal Precipitation .... .16 Ins.jover southern Florida; while the afternoon 4: sag : adic tan hone nameeeereri sf Darié peed - pe { The ancient oriental practice of: ecemam sopra savant 2a teee gerted | northern field of high pressure ® Sin bee ae : ee pee uid i E a ‘4 — 3, 2 ad i 7 mn —— ih Wy wakers. teas A —— AND STETSON PLAYERS | aN TALLAH. — — fruits in crystal-! t ate Abaakbe ogee Noga ae middle Atlan- ean Cane es a : ptticiating. ¥ ‘tate’s offic, an ; ‘Pheeia! Dorris : fad saiah n Pesala!” sein (Sua rises 6:52 a. m.| sections east of the Mississippi riv- Survivors are the widower, state dog{ ctever Gieesians (By FRANK $. WRIGHT) (spectat to TRE CKtises? : cease of Sun sets eon Gonzalez and two small ; : ,the development of a new fruit! sgoon 35 wy jcused during the lest 24 hours | Children. Dorothy Douglas } ‘receive more attention because of: ac ‘“s. . jer. Light rain or snow has oc- wesult of the| thos. J. oudell . GAINESVILLE, October 26.—| caer M "|guered Elliott Erastus Edge 19,085, Saturday brings the opening of Alice Roberts, of Key West, bybrid between the satstma orange rom Montana eastward over ‘the : i 8,67! ‘or Robert H. Anderson, whose! iuoy Adcla Conidi 13.888) TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 26.—Miss e es ‘and 66: other - candi- 3 "the 12th year of freshman foct-\among the 253 seniors at Florida'and the Meiwa or “sweet” kum-| northern and western lake region, TWO BUILDING f lear sate ora $g24, ball at the University of Florida state College for Women who be-! quat. | P.M. |and in Maine, and there have Seem 40 vote for, repeal Abraham C.. Biske: 8,624, State 3 | i. Eee . ae 17,7831 85 the “Baby Gators” meet the| came wearers of the traditional| The kumguat, a citrus of the} High ’ Paseo in southeastern Florida, PERMITS ISSUED H Fieve University frosh at Florida| caps ‘and gowns at the annual inn] Orient, has been introduced and pelts pian wy fs tes Lediiys Presa Ficus de ; Me é | vestiture ceremony held Tuesday, "S64 to a limited extent for pre-) So 1’ 99.86. loverspread the Atlantic states as mare Gilbert 8,96! | While alumni and friends of the, night in-the ' college auditorium. /Setves and for consumption in prone tor eect aa tan’ Goaabcnegnet celia ak ss ceca ig. low Lutter Haines . 16,818. university are considerably more! Miss. Roberts is a senior in the -“?Ystallized form. The Depart- lowest ilighest | : ing repair pe’ s is pained pe se Yeoncerned each year in what th % ment of Agriculture points out ‘freczing temperatures southward /sued from the office of Harry Ba- Colonel Haleriin 46,245 ' Cones x _ What the! choot of education. ' : ; : finst Night Yesterday idptade, sand i ing thi Hugh Brent 16,645 | Varsity football squad is doing,|” J, this ceremony, Dr. Edward ‘Mat the small size of the fruit OTD i bees western Virginia, anc picch@ bam building inspector, during the ; 16,366/Florida football fans here always| Gonradi, president of the college,|°%4 the large amount of hand)‘ j OE Gy Teese Fe a pe Py ‘week ending October 26 are as fol- have shown a disposition to be \labor necessary to prepare it have| Atlanta ‘ treading of 30 degrees, which is the j lows: ory toneh tnitersited in first year| ese: mortar board on the heed! curtailed its. uae Bones ; 44 lowest of record there for this time! ‘New slied at the corner of Flem- grid athletics, principally because ienowiidgieenent that she was eli! The new hybrid fruit is larger Buffalo 34 of year. Warmer weather, pre-Jing and Margaret streets. Owner, 19,243" it is from the freshman ranks that| iath weer Men dpadnie +ay and, 2nd will reduce the amount of Chicago 40 —|vails from the southern plains} R. Baker; cost, $150, 14, 179) the varsity receives its annual sup-| own Dr. Ralph Lee Fyman pro-| 22d labor. It is catled the Nip- Denver - 76 {states northward over the upper} . Repairs to roof at 907 Thomas 224° ply of raw material, bela et adaialion At ed the! PO” orangequat, as both parent, Detroit ‘ 40 | Mississippi valley, and in the north-| street, using galvanized shingles. 16 The “Baby Gators” started inled al Ie oe ee cane his sub-| V2tieties are important fruits of pai 5 bee ern lake region, Owner, Bethel A. M. EB. church; 16,58} 2922 when the Southern Confer-! ject peing “The Aim and Funetion| 72P8- Ht bears no resemblance} El Bash - ne G. 8. KENNEDY, jcost $40. 16,840 | ence authorized freshman football) o¢ a College Education.” tied 3 ae cade! baad ravine {Hatteras é 62 CCAS 9,762 \actavity. John Acosta, one-time! Migs Julia Smith, of . Green}o, OU8" approaching a kumquat : a 1645) Yale star, eam ern trom Jack-| Cone Springs, president of the sel" eenezerwed proportions, | | Hote Se. | in Seal le ee ee eee | sonville as t) § te . . e fruit, unlike the kumquat, pe f unfo, Salvador, di rece! prijs nl well bss reopened Gass, Ch Labeda g of! develope a deep reddish orange, Jacksonvil . = 72 the age of 120 years she had al If you do not receive your : : Jones, Dick Brown, Max) ers ho he Auditorium, ac-| color as it matures, making a hand-|WeY WES® -.. 82 | vived the last of her 15 children |] paper by 6:00 o’elock in the 1.320 posite by. Meliens Hoselen aie J a her sophomore'Siisome appearance. ‘The pulp ' is|£08 Angeles 68 | and lived to know her deseendants|{ afternoon, use your telephone 10,262] Smith, Sam Gorgwall, Bill Middle’ city pt sane Greene ¢ i quite’ tart, says the department, ss lof the fifth genenation. ae _—— Hees met > 5 sins , ~ , Spi : 4 jmaking it too acid to eat in’ a te ‘ = Kavff, Spic ech eg ‘fa een Ae seniors more the black 2C- fresh state; but when crystallized ih 54 Inventor at the age of 16 of-a, id cea ene - poorert f Hen " 785 Gpupocitg gh the Pidbdsleiie ee C es t fe ceremony, with sirup or made into.a preserve |New Orleans 72 {silent machine gun is Ronald Maal Gs00 ko TAS P. pogyrien 5 ap Leonard Edward Modglin 9.259 | Frosh blanked Ayburn, Vahderbilt, \aressed ey Aiea piano othe Losec tnetnets’ eats greatly’ to the big = Smith, Brighton, Eng., schoolboy, purpose of delivering coni- 221 |Peank. Elmer Moore 9,707| Georgia Tech and Alabama, and|mortar board of their respective’ Moseover, the acidity of the Phoenik . 96 |S kaghads hes Sp sitent gan{] Pisists. Help us give you 200 07,413 Angus Morrison 1,683; Won by 17 point margins . over! senior sister, j dee * we SMT} percent service by calling 52 if ‘ 4 High collars, signi-| juice gives it an-added advant Roseburg 72 lis bei i ri considers ‘ i 7,349 Johw William Muskoff 1,436 South Carolina and Georgia to'fying the importance and dignity; as an ade fruit, The deep tralage St. Louis 52 | Wom Re See eee you, do ngt zeceive Tre Citigen. 9,490| hang up a perfect record of six|of the occasion marked the first eolor of the juice is also an at-}5an Francisco _. 68 a 435187] wins and no losses, appearance of the class of 1934 in| tractive feature. Seattle - 9,710 ¢aps‘and gowns. \ Tampa 80 = 2.206; PIRATES 10 MEET All girls who expect to grad-| AN HAS” Weshington . a ECONOMY AND | 2,887) uate with the bachelor’s degree in; MENTUCKIAN HAS Williston ... 54 | For Eco aa Ane : 9,064 : June or the following summer took! LONG BUGGY RIDE: : USt : sé COAST GUARDSMEN =" in the investiture ceremony. & _ WEATHER FORECAST as RS AD 9.565 i ; The college of arts and: sciences (Ry Associated Preps) amaastied } 9,859 , 1,7824 DEE iy thad 111 students being invested} BOWLING GREEN, Ky., Oct.;': Key West and Vicinity: Partly, i 1,721 the school of educati .26.—To Miss Ellen Mansfield i The Pi hi of education 101, the\<?.-—to Mis len Mansfield goes cloudy tonight and Friday; mod- Montague Rosenberg 1,381 ona 1:80 o'elock to celebrate | "° “hoe! of music, 9. ide Kentuckyr-209,520 saiiee oma" - Morida: Partly cloudy tonight | A. M. C. Russell ... 9,574! Navy Day. TER ‘ a $: . "i : | 9,850 The suttl We layed on tha CLAIMS LARGEST She has just retired as a rural) aud Friday; not so cold in extreme | 1 ; mail carrier after traveling 24/north and west portions tonight | Schleu 9,268] Naval station field and both teams! ORLD wi ji ng ee area : ° zh a laiecansiolae to git Migethed maa FLAG IN W —- a day for a period of 30] anq in extreme north portion Fri- | Mamie ert : ) 1,713}battle for supremacy. ‘ 4My Axsociated Prone) "With the advent of automobites| “*¥ : Wendell C. Heaton Willia stom. Diamondball Game At Night ROME, Oct. 26.—The largestiand.good roads other letter car-| .J@cksonville to Florida Straits: / pe ih thee : night there’ will be a ee the bic as it ~ — aiers took to the speedier mode of|Fresh northeast and east winds;! % @iamondball game at Bayview)¢d here, will wave to reezes travel, but not Miss Mansfield. partly overcast 1,548 Park, when the Futurist Art Exhibit is} She clung to her “hoss” and rig peter be tonight | Clarence A. Steven: 1,793 opened here. until her last trip was completed, a hepané R. Frank Valentine . The tricolor was made in eae \| ¢ East Gulf: Moderate northeast CLASSIFIED 1924, but has never been hung in| ‘The new State Board of Public] shifting to east winds. Italy because of its size. It has| Welfare of Tallahassee, bi a surface of nearly 4,000 square|cently appointed by MJ C OL U M N feet and weighs 500 pounds. Sholtz, announces that Mrs. Ruth} (Lt hdd ik th hh thie hdd l aindeahiedeaheubr’ A steel tower 160 feet high was/Atkinson has been wnanimously > * | rushed to completion as the stand-| chosen as commissioner. te tt cree tent ee e Advertisements ander this head|ard for the banner. inserted in The Citizen at Mrs. Ann Parsons of Johnson word for each in-| Protection from auto thieves is|City, Tenn., is wife, mother, home- 7 minimum for the| offered in a combination lock] maker, bookkeeper for her hus- every instance 8! which not only locks the motor|band’s drug store, clubwoman and . but sounds an alarm if the car is]judge of Johnson City’s juvenile sree. ete. — The folowing items are offered only for the present stock on hand. s si When these are sold, there will be so mote at these extremely low prices: SHERWIN WILLIAMS Fiat-Tone, _ half SHERWIN WILLIAMS Floor Enamel, eans only, regular price $1.50 half gallon cons only, regular price per half gallon, during this 98e¢ preg lage balf gallon, dur- is economical »« » » bute (Sih ea eae aie sella ing 7S RRB RRR ITE ‘ Colors: Caen stone, sky Diue, canary yel- Colers: ‘Tike ved, dust color, gray stone, low, orchid, pale green, buff, bright light tan, oak, walnut sage, silver gray, olive tan, cream, oad green. cream gray, ivory, ivory tan. SHERWIN yuu AMS nd Dok SHERWIN WHAAAMS Fio-lac, for stain- : atl of our, pork ‘vt, the he # and varnishing in one operation, é pein Ree ceo a ae gation ont: sale, lar od “Calera Golden oak, dark sai dark ma- 1° @eldoma, regular $1.90, sAle $1.20. hogany, extra dark mahogany. Quarts, regufar $1.05, sale .... 70c William J. Rogan, Cheapo’ OR ARMOR WALL BOARD I , * Rel tees then teih. cal Pham WLW. Economical and Easy to Apply i FOR RENT—Furnished _apart- UPSON WALL BOARD, wegen Rd BBB) veniences. Nice large airy , \ \ | Gane, 47: years age. ing} 5 ARMOR WALL BOARD, Doris Stevens of New York andi viceiy FURNISHED HOME, . 8,407) Washington, noted woman leader, General Electric ice box and a orn at Omaha, Nebr., 41 years! her conveni Apply 618 age. . AMBOO LAWN RAKES, light and easy 7,471 Careline street. FE ean ter sang lentes ath 8,047} Harvend’s 9,518; Dr. Wallace B, Bonham, dean * . 9,119 GALE: Special lots of each acid $1.00