The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 29, 1933, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1933, FORBIDDEN VALLEY graded ojter form. tanged dear jumper. % At that first sweeping examina-, , MIDNIGHT SEARCH ‘WELVE-THIRTY, Paul,” said Curt. “We'd. better. start; ur job’ll take us an hour or more. Fhis rain {s our good luck—every- _ body’ll be. - outside. The rain we, but the thunder with their livid flashes had on east, so that there was no | he bought r of the lightning betraying | Savage 203 and a Heher-Schoenauer. buying for es cans of five hundred each, a radio, @ ecore of unnecessaries that cost heayily—po trapper would ever pur-, those thi han pe a ir wi Lavoie wen bua for he fieai 23 i a58 of a ‘breed loafing away the season, But in late September toe whole situation suddenly changed, He seemed to have come into money in a twinkling, for he not only’ uying heavily and paying cash, he gettled up 9 two-years’ account in full. Where had he got the money for that? No guide was ever paid such wages, Late ie fi Bea ih one: | ‘ison Purvis“smashed lines or shook tember—-that,’ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 1 SPORTS PURVIS OF PURDUE LEADING — GROUND GAINER OF BIG TEN ° (By Associated Press) LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 29.—. “He’s got everything!” {DESIRE REPAIRS ot copys oul Vie sate T0 TENNIS COURT upon glimpsing Duane Purvis,; Purdue university's nomination ‘for all:Ameriea football honors, in} action. ‘This crushing, cruising right A meeting of all tennis players in the city will be held tonight 8 | oreloek, at the home of Ignacio bhalfback from Mattoon, Ill,. runs, | Carbonell, 611 Southard street, ca throws nad receives forward | for the purpose of forming a com- i ‘i i mittee to take up the matter of passes and crashes 9 line with the| ™" Paid gli pest of the specialists in all these | having tennis court repairs includ- ed in. the various projects now be- Ferrer does his Ebiity lie strictly ing carried on by the Civil Works iglong ‘offensive lines. He. plays a| Afmintistration, ; "smashing, sure defensive game.| The committee to be appointed When Hers in there the whole| Will at once take up the matter Boilermaker ‘team is inspired with the proper authorities looking Roth Gu sttétiie end’ datense. forward to having the necessary r r i ts made. Lea Ground Gainer imprayemen, In the ix’ games’ this’ bea-| SPORT eecceqreree Today In History pose on twisting end runs for’456) yards in 86 attémpts for an avei-; age of 5/30 yards per carry, mak-| ee aa “ao a aaa “| 1780—~Maria Theresa, Austrian. :. The powerful right arm that | German ruler, died, aged 63. made, him national collegiate jave- lin-chrow champion last spring whips forward passes like Tris! Speaker pegging home from short | éenter. He passes 50 and 60! ‘yards accurately and consistently. | and last year threw the longest teompleted pass of the Big Ten season, a 55-yard © touchdown 1847—Indians. massacred the missionaries, Dr, Marcus Whit- ‘man, his wife, and companions, at pioneer settlement near present Walla Walla, Wash. 1932—Franco-Soviet pact sign- ed at Paris. SPeecesecegres—ongeeese> CLASSIFIED COLUMN Sevcececcocepcacascegaes Advertisements ander this heed the rate of 1¢ 9 word for each in- i insertion in eve'y instance is ce Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in advance, but regular advertisers with ledger aceounte may have their advertise- ments charged. Advertisers should give. their street address as well as thvir tele- rults, With each classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for it. FOR RENT NICELY. FURNISHED HOME, other conveniences, Apply 618 Caroline street. RADIO REPAIRING RADIO REPAIRING. We repair all makes. Guaranteed service, J. L. Stowers Music Co. novl FOR SALE OLD PAPERS FOR SALE, One bundle 5c, containing 25 old Papers, The Citizen Office. novl BLANK SALES BOOKS—Suit- In ) sertion, but the minimum for the | “core tarae stoma tree dent merega ge ere SSNS KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY Here Just 10 Years bg ae dp yelp From Files OF The Citizen Work at Bayview Park is now under way with 10 men grading the sward while eight others, un- der direction of Foreman W. A. Cooper, are laying concrete side- walks. Roy S, Fulford and T. R. | Pritchard, the park committee rep- lresenting the board of public !works, said there will not be any let up until the park is com-~ pleted. Arrangements have been will be inserted in The Citizen at | made for the ‘purchase of a large| number of royal and cocoanut palms for planting on the park ' grounds. At a meeting of the officers of the Paul Boysen company held 'Tuesday night C. C. Symonette, ' Vice-president, resigned to devote more of his time to other matters. ‘J. F, Uhrbach resigned as secre- phone number if they desire te-| tary because he will leave the city: in a few days for Miami. Lee Baker was elected vice-president and Wm. H. Malone was appointed divector and counsellor. |. The political organization known as the Water Lillies have started by, General Electric ice box and celebrations at their SSendiverters, Last! act25-tf night they had a great display of} fire works that was like nothing else but a Fourth of July cele-! (Cowboy) Another display. will be! their pre-holiday activities at the Transfer Corner, i bration. held before Christmas, ; Next week the ;will hold a meeting at which time i final plans for the construction of the club house will be effected. The house will be constructed at the municipal golf links, says Rob-, ert Spottswood, president of the ) organization, | Country Club: PAGE THREE eveccceveccceccescceccee Today’s Birthdays Preset Dr. Ellen C. Sabin of Milwau- MEMPHIS, Tenn., Nov, 29. | kee, president rer of, Mil. Earl Barnard carries @ sub-iwaukee-Downer College, born at machine gun with him’ wherever|gun Prairie, Wis, 83 years ago. he goes and it’s all right be patie although he is not an of- cer, GANGSTERS MAKE LIFE HARD FOR GUN DEALER — (By a James G, MacDonald of New “ York, appointed by. the League of ‘ful tote —— oe ipl care-' Nations as high commissioner of machine cael said Re {Jewish refugees from Germany, jwho makes his living by re bore at Coldwater, Ohio, 47 years eee things to officers of the “© Ww. “If I get to a town too late a John Haynes Holmes of z New ‘leave my samples at the jail, 1|¥°t% noted clergyman and liberal sleep with them.” leader, born in Philadelphia, 54 i] -————_ years ago, GETS MEASLES AT 88 ‘ yeaseg 3 : | Albert B. Gates of Chicago, * ELIASVILLEE, Tex.—A grand-|!awyer-administrator of the Pro- | mother, 88 years old of this city,}fessional Golfers’ Assn., born at |vecently survived @ case of|Wyanet, Ill., 64 years ago, measles. - invitations sent to a number of his! older pupils. Dr, Leon Menville, of New Or- Jeans, noted physician and radio- Jogist, born in Louisiana, 47 years ago, ceived of the marriage Pet Adella P. Hughes, of Clevelad, wood Hilton, of Key West, and organizer and manager of the Miss Elizabeth O’Rourke~ on}Cleveland Orchestra, born there, November 21, at the home of the| 94 years ago. bride in Brooklyn. | Announcement: | Editorial comment: Line up with those who are aligned with|E the organizations looking to. the : best interests of the city, If not in line, get in line. . With the arrival of ‘Young Ketchel in the city last night and Eddie Wilcox, ,_ this] - morning, the stage is all set for the big fight at the Athletic Club, jarena tonight. Fighting Diekson, of the U. S, §. Hannibal, will be (matched with Cyril Griffin in the semi finals. A force of men under the di- rection of Chester Curry, in charge of sidewalk laying pro- jects are at. work on the north side of Division street between able for every business, wi was about the time duplicate with carbow paper.| heave to Paul Moss. _ Equally adept on the receiving! end of aeria} thrusts, he has made | two of the season’s most spectac- | ular catches of long passes, both) for touchdowns against Wiscon-! sin and Notre Dame. Each time}! dhe pulled the ball down with one hand while running in full stride. _ Clears Path For Carter Even when Jim Carter, author; of most of Purdue’s sensational jJeng runs from scrimmage, goes on his headline-eapturing tours it} is Purvis deadly blocking that is} largely responsible for getting him into the clear. He hurls his 196 pounds into aspiring tacklers ‘with terrific effect. He has another year of varsity! igibility at Purdue, where his elder brother, Jim, was a star sev- . jeral years ago, SMOOTH WORKER — |. BUDAPEST.—Anton Szechi of this city courted 15. women and married 12 of them before being arrested as a swindler. z 88: z53 . White and the water front. The Captain Hank O’Brien is the Only be each, The Artman |teading angler in ‘edes waters for| Vals will be. completed shad Be Press, Citizen Building, Phone|;ingfish. Recently the captain) *®™e time as those that are belng Bl, junl4-tf' went out and in a short time Conor slong Bayview. Park. {turned with 400 pounds of these; * = 4 ‘ i ee jehoice denizens of the deep. It Matien: Vildostequl, ».whp--aney WANTED—You to know that wel is expected, according to the! Cefully passed the examination have the right prices on letter-! opinion of local experienced fisher-20% the railway roail: service, left heads, envelopes, business cards.|men that the fish will be biting: St might for Jacksonville, where statements and any form of|well within a short time andj"® will immediately be. essignéd printing. Satisfaction guacan-|isyge catches are anticipated. toarun. Matias was graduated . teed. Call 51, The Artman} F from St. Joseph’s College in Key Press. jan7 West last June, Hi 1933 Models Ice Refrigerators Made Of All Metal Equipped With =, t i i LE fe Pi i 3 i fh i i Professor C. B. Nichols, who for many years was principal of} A representative of the Geo- the Sears public school in Key|graphic Magazine will arrive in | SEWING MACHINES—We re-' West, and Mrs. Nichols will this! Key West tomorrow and will leavé pair all makes. | Guaranteed evening: celebrate their golden'as soon as possible to study ‘the serviee. Singer Machine Agency, wedding anniversary in their home! keys in the Dry Tortugas group: J, L. Stowers Music Company,'at Anna Maria, Fia. Announce- He will be taken to. the islands) nov27-tf ment of.the event was received in‘on the Lighthouse Tender Ivy, i z i REPAIRING Into the water wade ‘Puffy and Bun, The gpome on the bank chuckles, “ony will be fun! T'll change them to fish with my magical charm, Before they can shout out and spread the alarm!” : i iH 5 ee Obulubkddddtkhkdttdtidtibdddddedidididedr | ag] 3 it it’ re Key West's First Ambulance Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps il i 3: For Sale by all leading retailers, 2 for 5e, Soap Powder. Oct, 25-tf, BE HH AND SPECIAL OFFERINGS GOOD ONLY FROM NOVEMBER 15TH TO NOVEMBER 30, OR UNTIL OUR PRESENT STOCK OF ITEMS SHOWN ARE EXHAUSTED i RES |-—HOTEL ROBERTS 24 W. Flagler Street MLAML, FLORIDA ili We want you to visit our store and see the many useful and helpful articles we have for sale. Therefore, we are making some special seasonal ; offerings which we know will be interesting to all. These offerings are be- - ing made on your paid purchases only for the last half of November. Keep © your receipts and bring them in when you have enough and get these at- tractive articles as shown. rt § va § F Qne quart of Sherwin Williams DEX Quick Drying Linoleum Varnish and a good 2 1-2” Varnish Brush, reg- ular price $1.45. Free with $20.00 purchases; 50c and $10.00 other pur- chases gets it. One 16 ounce’ can of Sherwin Wil- liams OPEX AUTOMOBILE POLISH, cleans, polishes and waxes in one operation, 60c value. Free with $7.50 purchases; 25c with $5.00 purchases, One pint can Sherwin Williams FLO-WAX and an Applicator. No rubbing; no polishing; dries with a smeoth, hard surface. Regular price $1.35. Free with $10.00 purchases; Pay 50c and $5.00 puschases. Three Gallon Water Cooler. Price $3.25. Free with $50.00 purchases, er $2.00 cash and $25.00 purchases. 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