The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 23, 1934, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PODAY’S)WEATHER — [= Femepetatve® —__ tand Tuesdays: gentle: to moderate: over i Highest ‘ 81 | easterly. winds. Lowest Florida: Partly cloudy, 7 \ Mean -}Normal Mean a EEE | portion tonight. ” - Yesterday’s Precipitation .07 tas Jacksonville to. Florida Straits: a Normal” Precipitation O4TH8.! Moderate ‘easterly « winds. over "This record covern sage cea : SEIN ae eS ae ee s is ee : 57 a. m. p.m. P. ™/ erate: southerly winds over ‘north 314 a. M2. ' portion. ides East’ Gulf: Moderate easterly winds over south portion and mod- ‘erate southerly winds over north U4 s 7q\ portion ‘tonight and ‘Tueésday;| Rain Age Today“As Takes From The Files OF The Citizen H ; It is not known. here whether! High = — the Tug Warbler has succeeded in| Low 12:24" portion, “Spottswood” defeated’ floating the vessel that was ré-| arémeter. at lays C..Price in. Age veg final ported ashore in Providence Chan-| Sea, level, 30.06. ." } WEATHER FORECAST . : ‘ : : ; ; \ t } | ' I 1 ; t i I Lowest — Highest | A disturbance is central. this Last Night Yesterday’ morning. over northern Wisconsin, 84) | Duluth; Minn. 29.64 inches, and 72 | pressure is moderately low south- 58 j Westward to the upper Rie Grande 52 i Sceccceceneceucaocre-ccce | 54 | r : | POLITICAL 46 ; 54 42 For the Primary. Election, + Tuesday, June 5. 1934 ee which ler left for the seene. as_soon as} Abilene. in his the news of the disaster was re-/ Atlanta : ceived. The last word received; powon ie holes in was that the wrecked vessel. had | 5, 7 } iS ‘made been located and work would be! or ncetees Spottswood, started at once, How far up the, js | all even channel the ship was has not been, Detpott “3 ; Duluth is. {| Eastport At present all sorts of rumors; EY Paso . << 184, ‘incurring penal- are in circulation in Key . West: Galveton F about this and that candidate and. Hidlena: g apparently they are being 4 ly some of the voters. In‘ iJacksoyville 4 orc afi ee KEY.WEST . iculous it is surprising. Litile: Rock Louisville - Miami inneapolis . . New. York Pensacola Pittsburgh *) St. Leuis ? ‘San Francisco .. sa Sit. Ste. Marie .. 2 : ed a special meeting of, the Seattle outer’ of county commissioners to” Tampa eeuerbe held tonight for the-purpose of: Washington the considering the acquisition of 8 wintston... 28 for: the ight of way'to construct roads on Wytheville 60 : é |Boca Chica and Geiger’s Key inj monn ity cg eit : ise of| WE, CONDITIONS Pag tes SEEGBOIG sccordance with the bond isue of WEATHER: ONS” wok begin poad from.Stock Island to, Saddle|, Key West and Vicinity: Partly beaten tee cease 4 86 74 14 714 74 81 80 60 74 62 56 68 56 68 66 40 76 16 66 “ ieconie “person should - ‘permit. ig For County Solicitor: 1 misled: J! F. BUSTO: - Key West's First Fanesal Home Key West's Firat Ambulance { Service PRITCHARD PITIPPILLZIPZ ZL LL 2 ; “Bunches: : Regarding sie HY PRC ‘tign of the right-of | way to retain. his crown. : Harry. Gwynn, beaten. eight of the first: tink, Jr, and B. Curry [rene comtise a ‘Subp oagt ed bet ready to leave in, a. few. days for! pnd rovearcap: (es: centotervin iabh of may over thet aig agp Fg — . eleas ° “ the. funds’ that, have en sul Prizes Of keys and they: will make a report. scribed... He. will. also take, suf- @ champion. “om helt findings at the meeting ficiontidata: and. information — te a tonieht. how conclusively. that another. up: t he . , to date: hotel. is, needed in. Key J ty) “Chapter = West. . eee ag -a meeting next! s sea, pga ad ig ac Four fine:specimens of the Nas é @- cele! ion mm anm- sau, turbot are now in the Key yersary ‘of the second year of the West aquarium tank. ‘Those who}’ organizations existence. in. Key. know say that as a rule the'turbot {does not thrive in captivity and é tsually die after being in the of the} < Editorial comment: ‘The Florida tank. a°few. days. But these have Keys: are) America’s: coming won- been in the tank for more thar a derland—veritable jewels of the woek and today are just as bright ° ywithyKeyy West the, crown and apparentlyyas strong as the & day they were placed in-the tank. three on and it is: expeeted- that. sum E. A. will be increased within the next ‘O°: few. days, Mr. Aubuchon will be s $300,000 to extemt? the county) Me sagen 9) the ‘acquisi- Cloudy, probably’ showers: tonight » ‘i In the windup of the fight last! “‘The Yacht Rosinante, a three- ight atthe Athletic Club, Young masted #uxiliary. yacht. of the} evor was decisively declared the schooner type, arrived in port te-} erover Battling Mike Dom- day. ‘he owner, Carlos B. Hunt- prof Minmt, Gus: Reyes) and: ington. and a-party: of friends are| we Sharkey. fought toa draw, making a tour of the world, os +o » Selling of preferred stock in the | Troope3. girl scouts, will give jotel it is intended to erect at's ylay at the Garden Theater! fFleming, and Duval streets is pro-| Wednesday. evening, April 30. ‘gressing favorably. Up to the The play is entitled “Hot Tamale ‘present’ eltecks for $31,000 have Lond’ ahd is said to be a delight- ewireeeived by Carl E. Aubuch-: ful comedy. i m0) SES $9 9 00 of 60 09 0, en ww creme ~ heen es ern-wecont AD weather quickly locates the weak spots in Toofs. New leaks develop, and old ones get worse. Wise property owners refuse to take chances they have risky roofs put in good condition or feplaced before any damage occurs. When new roofs are needed; we can supply the “es ESN the right price. We'll gladly furnish a free | =} eatimate on these time tested roofs. SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING AND ENGINEERING COMPANY WHITE AND ELIZA STS. PHONE 598 “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” ey eT him? ‘into a ei “type eee contest tigen inci i | 4 VERY BUILDING yesterday ‘Nortiy 1 prob. | in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, | Florida; ably showers in extreme south|the lower Lake Superior region.|or above slightly, warmer in extrenie north! coast from San Pranciseo north | ward and im Colorado, and there} iossen=\ Try One At Our Expense -LEAPS:IN DREAM L Rs Dreaming he pressure area is moving in! tions“front the uppet: Laké: was: Se i cusses heck North Dakota. Rain southward” into Ténnessée, in}iea; ot Customs forbids women. of the 3 etter class to be seen’ in. public G. S. KENNEDY, [im La Paz, Bolivia, except under Official: im Change.|the most eircumspect conditions. ‘he? also oeeurred on thé Pacific | elsewhere. ; MT. Cede hd ehdedkd - HAVE YOU EVER TRIED AN ELECTRIC RANGE? Tf you haven’t: don’t! miss this chance to take advantage.of: our trial. offer, and see for yeurself how fast, clean, modern, and econemical electric cooking is, We have already installed thirty-five per cent of the ranges-we expeeted to put outifor the | year under: this plan. You. don’t know what you're missing without one of these four burner, triple auto- matic, Crawford Electrie Ranges in your home; ‘Our trial plan makes it possible for you to] ° try this modern way of cooking at our expense, [| because if you decide to buy, all of the pay- ments..made-on this plan are credited towards the initial price of the range. fi t INSTALL ONE AT OUR EXPENSE, AND CONVINCE YOURSELF , OF ITS MERITS A. F. AYALA, SalesManager — IIASAL AA Ae etd dt tdddihiddd ernest “Take nothing for granted—remove no one from your list of suspects! NO ONE!” Pierre Dufresne’s terrified warning sounded in Sergeant Harper's cars as he For from then on, tragic intrigue marked e trail through the snow and into the How could anyone doubt that the two men there had killed each ether and thet one of But Harper's hunch is different. ... He tags at the threads of mystery and weaves them net to trap the killer. His spotlight of suspicion falls in turn on lovely Syivis Du- “a very clever and besutiful woman,” her husbend hed said—bigh-strung Aline Croyden, her sister; Andrews, the old butler, the chauffeur and the other servants. Bit by bit, out of the lurking shadows of the old house, emerge the. motives in the drama. And; the solution. STARTING Wednesday. April 25 THE KEY WEST CIFIZEN