The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 11, 1933, Page 3

MONDAY, DECEMBER -11, put !O SYNOPSIS: Ourt Tenn m, Raut st. Glaies wetth Ralph ang crate dl 0 ad ie. wired to al £3 them by LeNoir. half-breed agent of ig Karakhan, the millionaire ervok whom urt and Paul are tracking down. t and Sonya, fn whom Cur uch interested, herve rescued ‘gy. a Rlosohee het in the it} and learn that eNXolr mysteriously has. ordered that Sonya not be trinrcd. Chapter 25 SUDDEN DECISION “wit. this band of yours. attack ; us again tomorrow night,” be asked Tenn-Og, “or wait till théy’ré strengthened by Siam-Klale’s mén?” Tenn-Og said positively they would wait. It-was only at LeNoir's insistence that they had not done so in the first place. ss “How long will it be till these other men get hére?” It would take a runner two suns RBIDDEN by Wit Byron 1933, VALLEY Mowe His body ached, bis brain was all tagged; té wld leg wound that caused bis lifip wa§ paling bith dully, a8 ft aWays Gd wien Ne was near exhaustion. At times the temp- tation to tie up to the hank and go to sleep almost overwhelmed him. Daybréak found him stumbling ex- hauste@ly across a long portage ten miles up thé Iskitimwah. Wheb the sith roge; he was halfway to his goal. At an overfalls pool be stripped off his clothes, hathed in the fcy green swirl to. refresh himself, and then forged al At mi upon thé jaké that Was old Wintef hottie. ‘On the soith shbfé, Where a 168 cabin, nestled under the pines, bis glistening amphibian was riding at anchor, With a greét sigh of relief he dipped his weary paddle and headed for the ship. An exultation lightened his weariness. Time and distaed, man’s two old enemies In the vast North, dwindjed to nothing oFhing He paddled out ohne and two nights to reach Stn j4rhén dé steppéd fnte a plant: Klale’s band, and three suns. and two nights for the bad to come south. Curt continued fils questioning for a while but learned nothing more of anf gréat importance. The information that it would be several days before the other Klosohees ould get there gave him an idea. Sonya made the | His party would not need him dur- ing that tie: He'certainly could put that freedom to good use. For one thing he could keep that rendezvous with Smash; and for another he could find out something .ebout Sonya—who she was, what tay be hind this strange trip of Hers. She herself would inot tell hi the Smash came out of the cabin and taneht the prow of the cans ad it nosed ashore. ss “Hult, ofa mant £ began to thik You wasn’t@oing to show up at all.” Ale noticed Cdrt’s haggard fave. the lines of exhaustion. “From your looks, you just did get here.” “How long’ve you been waiting?” indian hot breth: “Three days” | “Have any trouble finding the place?” = * 3 “Not a speck; That-chart was 2 beaut.” Out of sympathy for Curt’s. tiredness, he nobly suppressed a’ Questions boiling inside of hi; @'you Say—what's on deck? poner th canoe and un fopes of th Taside the Gabii ne unfastened the thechOinic’s seat and rear plite. stowed theni in the fuselage cubby. nd made himself a pallet on the » fall in all it was a swell‘day;and a Ne fm gore. to you. Keep a good make Francois the chalk line.” E Hi AT the fire he talked : few with Sonya, who was mal Tndian some hot broth. back presently and gave ii SeF Fae rLiee jit UNITED STATES FAST P& O*nters PORT TAMPA—HAVANA—WEST INDIES Effective Apri 27, 1933 — Key West for Havatia Tuesdays and Fridays 12:15 leave Havana for Key West Wednesday. and Satutdays . Me Laave Key West for Port Tampa Wednesdays ahd Satur- days 6:30 P. M. ee eee ee ee O45 "Phone 71 NIBLICK NIFTIES, |C. ALBURY, FORMERISLUGGERS WIN PAR PUNSHERS IN (KEY. WESTER, WINS) DOUBLEHEADER BATTLE OF LINKS IN TENNIS MATCHES DOWN: PELICANS ai — LOCAL COURSE RESEMBLED|ALBURY-DEEAN COPS MEN'S PLAY DURING ‘BOOM DAYS’| DOUBLES PLAYED AT END IN MATCHES CONDUCTED, OF WEER; ALBURY-HUNT YESTERDAY WIN MIXED DOUBLES Pi- TERDAY AFTERNOON The Sluggers took both games of the doubleheader played yes- terday afternoon at the Navy Field, by defeating the Pelicans in the opening contest by a score of 5 to 1. | The second game wWas played with the Pirates, and the score was 4 to 2. Both of these games were exhi- bition affairs, and proved to be (By CLEM PRICE) (Special to The Citizen) Whata day, ’n whata battle!| MIAMI; Fla, Dee. 11.—Charles Forty playéts, men and women, J. Albury, formérly of Key West joined in the play over the local'and now 6f this city, annexed his #6! course pestérday, and ali! fourth straight doubles tenhis title, ‘voted it a howling success. in the Wyiwood Park Open Tennis; ‘Those takiig part if the well-, Tournament which closéd. at the known Royal and Ancient pastime|énd of last week. 4 __ |ed to be very interesting to the {were? Ray Bridwell, Frank Car-|. Charles Albury and Miss Valrie very interesting. bonell, Dr. Valdes, Johnny Del-|Hunt captured the shixed doubles). There will be a meeting of all gado, Aquilino Lopez, Jr., Everett | crown im.straight sets; B-1; 6-1: posebail fans at the’ office of Ro- Rivas, E. A. Ramsey, Harry Don-|The | Albury-Hunt- combination) relia, Gomez on Wednesday night #6, Ben Sawyer, Geb, Kites; féom letely outelassed all their op- ake Aronovitz, Joe Cabrera, Er- | posi i Tulio "La i iz leagte,“atd in, all probability, the yest Roberts, CLASSIFIED. COLUMN dedobe ers. Regular mbers assisted n in ¢oathing the players. ther for.this combination aiid Miss Phe gals were enthusiastic and Hunt's fifth title. turnéd out en masse, and pre-|* CHutls Albiry and Roget De sented a colorful contrast of white, |Lano paired together earlier ih Blues; greens and red, which blend- | the totrhlaiment to. capture the led with the whole scene in the, ™men’s MHUbIES Without the loss ‘of bfight sulishitte, to maké the sur-'a set. Both boys played very rounding landscape one of the steady “Tetinis, combining their} —$_-__ b#ight spots of the island. bared Services with hard drives NICELY FURNISHED HOME, Members of the fair sex par-and het-glay that left opponents} General Electric ice box and ing were: Edna Pinder, Flor- of Apply 618 ence Walker, Agnes Walker, Ma-| Arrangements are unidérway oct25-tf tilda Knight, Nell Rose Knight,|With Captain Peter Varela of thé}. Martha Carbonell, Anhie Gardner,|Ke¥ West city team to britg a|MODERN SIX ROOM furnished Doris Johnson, Dalia Ramirez,| team from Miami to. Kéy West} apartment, reasonable. Apply Macie Betliél, M¥8. Valdes. Gloria ‘for a seties of Xthas day matches.) 827 Duval Street. decd-tf Chacon, Rita Pinder and others. i ish bee nn those - A close match was that consist-)0 ma trip are: ing of Ray Bridwell, Johnny Del-| No. 1-£Seyinout Feuer (steded gado, Everett Rivas and E. A. one aiid With@l of Wyhwedd sit Ramsey. For a_ time this four- | Hee): A bat i : S0lin MeKetizie (seetled some was considered lost, but aft lwo. x0 ap in Singles), er dispatching a searching party si with @rst-aid equipment over the| No. = iF DE Lane. (eo-win= course, they were located in a net Of deep trap yajoini one of the} N-4=-De Lacy Thompson. greens in rapid fire conversation No, 5+-Charles Albury (co-win- anent the conventional garb a|®er of doubles). z golfer should wear chasing the| No. 6—One of the oma elusive little white pill around the| 80 Willaford, Sam O’Bryan, fairways and over the bunkers. |!ard Moore, Clyde Woolard; Jake Johnny was all for wearing his|©’Steen, Howard, Hines, Harry shiny silver helmet, and take Bickley, Jack Roy. ‘ @long a few hand grenades to}” There will also be itis mi blow the pill out of the traps. |’ If a girls’ tam is Everett (El Capitain) claimed a{®Vailable they will play a8 & team. Hight stick could be used to bet-[!f mot, they wilt play each other. ter advantaie, and Ray Bridwell The girls inglude: was “beefing” about the size of i=funiee Evers (Dadé the golf ball. He claimed they county champ and runner up for FOR RENT other conveniences. Caroline street. NOTICE TO RETAIL DEALERS IN LUMBER, LUMBER PRODUCTS, BUILDING MATERIALS AND BUILDING SPECIALTIES, Located F Monroe Counties, State of Florida, All persons selling at retail lumber, lumber. products, build- ing materials and building spe- cialties in this trade area, ctom- prisitg Broward, Dade and Mon- roe Counties in the State of Flor- ida, are required by the CODE OF FAIR COMPETITION for the RETAIL LUMBER, LUMBER PRODUCTS, BUILDING MA- TERIALS AND BUILDING SPE- CIALTIES INDUSTRY, as ap- proved by President Roosevelt on ctober 3, 1933, to file with this Sub-Division of the CODE AU- state title). lee of New York Git; , bo -51 years ago. u U. S. Senator Feliz Hebert off: Rhode ‘Island, born 59 years ago. FEMALE HELP WANTED | Iaititttiztttidzézéééeétdétkdd One: old i were under-nourished, and should THORITY their minimum prices,| be the size of a football, Ramsey No. 2—Marjorie Meges (fofmer}terms and conditions of sale, for| lwas sitting off to oné side figure}Dade county champ). all items covered by this CODE. ing all over the front and back of N. 3—Marty Barnett .(runher-| H. Roberson, Secretary Sub- the scorecard, trying to coinplté;¥P in Sodth Florida touFhartent).) Divisional Code Authority No. 7, the individual scores up’ : No. oe Hunt (wilinet of] P. 0. ve 1147, Little River Sta- hole. Imagine their chargin when|five titles this summer). tion, Miami, Florida. found thusly. With such an im.| No. 5—Eugenia O'Bryan (Bdi-| dec4-11-18.26 posing gallery staring them in the|*°" Hi Skule champ). AOE STEER TRRRTS face, they immediately grabbed No. 6—Katherine-Ricou (blonde DEALERS eoppilbpeiered gh "opt gets ined beauty of) the equtts). {NATIONALLY KNOWN concern ting shots with: vare>btiltiane’ core Blin lange sean cope lpmad be oti 4 nee bi product year round staple neces- ef ? YS). sity. wants’ responsible dealer OF coutse, the spectéitors were @ |) this city. Small amount capital constantly in danget of a’ ‘sttay} «.voce} requited. Wonderful opportun- pill bouncing off their dome, but Windeedl. gity. 9Box No. M. N. E. Citizen. iy | dec8-4t: Jot of future golf champs played Oe ee ee sali heir first . . off sermect (Bente) “Roberts states|: .U- 8. Senator Simeon D.. Fess, HAS KEPATRING arnes j? ——————————— oes that there will be numerous tour-|°f Ohid, born in Allen Cé., Ohio, RADIO REPAIRING. We repair neys in the near future, and wants 72 years ago. all makes. Guaranteed service, vapors paiectornagl golf to}. J. L, Stowers Music Co. novi fe part in these ‘airs. Prizes were awarded | winners in the ladies’ and men’s divisions, . and much enthusiasm was shown ~ tego aggre president | WoMEN—Earn $12 dozen sewing, by all. pedo lege, | Cain-| "materials cut, instructions fur-| ng ye at ” nished, experience unnecessary, ARMY DEFEATS kaa Beals. Superior Dress Com: n ticularn. Superior Dress Com-} n Prot: ome “4 Gunaon, = pany, 3 Grand Street Extension, | jarvard University, noted astton Bropkly: r. % SAILOR’S TEAM met, born at Dover, Del., 70 years a don neces pes Ae i eat : WANTED That bunch’ of Heavy artillerists}. B. Longan of Kansas) WANTED—You to know that we | lat the army barracks known as; City, Mo., noted newspaper pub-) pave the right prices on letter- ‘the Army dinmondball:team,” play-}lisher, born at Holden, Mo. 54] heads, envelopes, business cards. ed a fast and furious game Sat-jytars ago. statements and any form of urday with team-of, the-F. —— printing. Satisfaction guarat C. Ferry’ titat “a8 ~ Adolph A. Weinman of New The Artman There was quite a gallery at the | York, Roéted sculptor, bern in Ger- army field and they were given} many, 63 years ago. }somé exciting moments during) % ee the contest which ended in a score ring Z Marvin Underwood f=. <——_________ zs of 13 for the gunner#and 6 for of the U. “4 District Court of thelOLD PAPERS FOX SALE. libs indie. Northern District of Georgia, born] bundle Se, containing 25 |. Retterten .weerex Atmp—Rich.|" Douglas Co., Ga., 56 years ag&|} papers. The Citizen Office. tds and Carey; Patrott—Adams,! Edward S. French, president of uunn and Haskins. the, Boston & Maine R. R., born ;at Portland, Maine, ees i Lower freight fates obtained in | SEWING {the last year on milk shipped into| Operated by pash buttons that) i Boston meant a saving of about 10/ can’ be arranged te Werk fiure cents a hundred pounds to dairy-j than 40,000 combinations, a key-} ‘men. leas lock had been produced. i RATES AT NAVY FIELD YES: | Yor, the’: purpose... of. forming -a proposed new schedule of games] awill get under way. this coming} in Broward, Dade and} PAGE THRE | Exports of iron and’steel"serap] Jack Tidball, a student at thé ‘material from the United States}University of California. at Los are reported to have tripled thejAngeles, recently was awarded first nine months of the yeéar,}No. 1 position atiiong the collegiate compared with the same period ofjterinis playérs of the United jlast year. States for 1933. HOTEL ROBE M us Me 1 ros A | | | Single Room without Bath. Puffy and Fluffy an@ Spotso the! 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