The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 23, 1934, Page 1

y 5 ’ 4 Associated Press Day Wire ge -& ‘ Key West, Florida, has the 183 Service. ‘ most equable weather in the For 54 Years Devoted to the country; with an average Best Interests of Key West range of only 14° Fahrenheit. VOLUME LV. No. 123. KEY WEST. FLORIDA,, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1934, PRICE FIVE CENTS Sketch Made Of Queer Monster [Aged Cabinet Trio Rules Over Nippon; (1DE BARROW, NOTORIOUS BANDIT, AND Caught At Fowey Rocks Light Saito Ministry Stable After Two Years ‘HIS GUNWOMAN COMPANION, KILLED BY | | | canine ee. | Set Tetweer OF BILL TO. COME SHERIFF'S POSSE TODAY IN LOUISIANA arti peta BEFORE HOUSE . CONVENT HALL ~ “NUMBER ONE OUTLAW” OF SOUTHWEST AND a Ht | SCENE OF CLASS BONNIE PARKER ARE SHOT TO DEATH MEASURE EXPECTED TO RE- is i hs gnierea tell sale ac, "peutic on ween : ne, | WHILE SEATED IN MOTOR CAR WHEN THEY st he Fein st en] gopy of PRESENTATION | _ NIGHT AFFAIRS) gun acainst oFFicers several days ago by H. S. Perry, TOMORROW pF j keeper at Fowey Rocks lighthouse. E e | EXCELLENT PROGRAM OF MU- (By Associated Presa) It was such an odd looking speci- |: BO | SICAL AND Vi : SHREVEPORT, La., Mey 23.—An eight-year trail of ; WASHINGTON, May 23. — ag i biases aaa: jmurder and robbery of Clyde Barrow, Southwest’s “Num- j House action an the Brerglades ® BERS RENDERED IN CON: ! her Gne outlaw” was ended today beside Bonnie Parker, Aatiinal park Gil, achediled as 9) | NECTION LAST EVENING ‘his gunwoman companion in crime, in a hail of bullets from p i te | i . *] special odes of business for to. j 2 2 ia sheriff’s posse 50 miles east of here, near the town of morrow, is expected to reveal for i | Gibstand , the first. time the project’s force! ; Beneath a banner bearing the} s i. = a in the lower body. In past ses- ‘class motto, “Age Quod Agis,” the! Both were killed instantly before they could’ fire a sions, the senate has acted favor- : igraduating class of St. Joseph’s!shot, and their bodies and automobile were riddled with ably ‘séveral times, {College held their Class Night ex: | bullets. y : jercises last night in the audito- Thi drove i ’, On ee nt jvium of the Convent of Mary Im- sg e into the posse’s ambush arranged» by was 86 inches.around the body, j back of the head, hich’ * 4 o! eg Heaps fu Sade | appear bright.’ A long list of | eh, lnmcatatec Frank Hamer, former captain of Texas Rangers, who had In the head were funny little eyes , supporters, ineluding the national | | An excellent program of music-' followed Barrow’s trail relentlessly. ! of yellowish grey about the size| park setviee, the American for- al and vocal numbers had been| With a heavily armed bidine-tet a of a shirt button. { estry association, the Izaak Wal- - | Prepared and pleased the large paved highway. af eer pane broke pears - In the mouth, which was 8iton league, the public lands and Youth is not served in Japancse politics, as witness this trio who for two years have headed the |“udience. The Salutatory by Ede) | 01 ets Inches wide and 12 inches long,' +4. wig ite committees of both government in, Tokyo. Admiral Viscount Makoto Saito (center) is premier at the age of 76; Baron | Watd Freyberg and valedictory by Facing at an 85-mile clip. : j were three rows of teeth, long, Tatsuo Yamaméto (left is home minister at 7&, while Korekiyo Takahashi, minister of finance, has {William Phelan were delivered inj — As the car approached, an officer yelled “halt,” and sharp and double edged set in| houses, and conservationist socie- celebrated his 80th birthday. |® masterfal: manner. |Barrow and the woman answered by reaching for their gums that could be so mani-| ties, have indorsed the enterprise. The most agpealing of the num- $3 pulated as to completely cover| If the judgment of the house -is| By GLENN E BABB Loner cabinet members may {confidence os aoreate genoral bers on pe oe io Moe. weseae and _— _— _ . — from a dozen guns. ji ; ! (By Asnoe! Prensa) jbe more’ in the public eye, but, of Korea after a highly creditable|oriam, which was a condensed} onnie Parker di it ie Gack ot tig cdduystane| en ee. Morty 0) TOKYO) May. 28-csAu . aged! these hardy perenpials give the, career in the navy. |sketeh of the period during which !and a machin aap it h her head between her: knees green, brown and white. et he Teron tne’ bill's paimage ix 5"! triumvirate, all well past three! cabinet its continued hold on pub-/ As lieutenants he chose Taka-| Rev. F. X. Dougherty, S. J., was! eelees rf ap. is f sides of the bright green tint of sured. | score and ten, carries on the gov-|lic confidence, its —_prestige,| hashi, who was senior adviser, a the mentor of the boys and in ; Barrow slumped behind the steering wheel with a re- the Ifzard and the belly as white) An undercurrent of opposition, | | stability and direction. | sort of president emeritus, to the' which was interpolated a beauti-|volver in his grip. ‘aid 60 smooth as to resemble difficult to gauge, exists, how.|°'™ment of Japan because the em-| “Roping them stands another|Seiyukai, majority party in par-|ful tribute to the memory of the, A . mamel. fever. In part, this opposition is} pire’s ‘political forces, pvae a octogenarian, even more power-'liament, and Yamamoto who held' departed priest. L The automobile careened from the road and smashed Stripes of pale greenwere on based on incorrect and insuffici-| Y°NNer men to replace them. ju)” whose continued support the same position in the other| Graduates in the class are Leo to an embankment. the head and sides and the for- ent «information, and in part on} Te art pf. anaes May | Promises them an indefinite lease. major party, the Minseito. 'McMahon, Ed. Freyberg, William Officers continued to fire until the car was virtually ination, of these were such as to extravagant estimates of federal! COUNt Makoto Saito, formed May of nower. This is the only sur-{, It was expected that the, Saite'Phelan, ‘Sheldon Atwell, Jack ‘shot to pieces, and the bodies riddled ‘as though vulcanized to the’ expenditures, heretofore. publiciz-; 2° 1932, a8 8 “stop-gap movern-|viving “genro,” or “elder states-; cabinet would remain for a few|Gomez and Julio Lopez. Hl egy bas * r . The odor of the fish, writes ed by the park’s supporters, These{ pete the crisis ereerenlne at man,” Prince Kinmochi Saionji months at most, until the trend of; Sodality honors which are the! The bandits’ trail was picked up this morning by Bie Parry, was that of the sates, fometings placed atl en prise —* ger, oa |enamrorss have oracular_ fo € politics became choerer, But twojmost prized and sought after by Hamer and three Texas Renger associates in Bossier Parish “ r and not any- $100,000,000 have.been seized u ‘ ° ed lapan’s politics. eis 8Bei., ears have. brought no such clari-jthe students .were, ‘ured byiwhere Barrow ve relatives living; 9 #~ epic nea snack es 3 by its opponents = aioueti Touyowht Enulkal, “has retehed its” “Coty "Prom Ret Snag e years be a Henry B. Waasins tor Svat Phe. | They f Meuea —— ose io - . ‘That it was of a savage nature against the government's * assum- sgt epee bl for! When the crisis of 1932 sum-| Work On New Budget lan, Ed. Freyberg and Stephen | oy eee ae it car to Bienville Parish was indicated by the several at-/ing the risk. Cee eee ag eearc nt! moned them to office, Saito,’Taka-| Fascism remains a powerful! Baldwin, j where Rangers were joined by Sheriff Henderson Jordon aioe made to as the line with; . The Dill is sponsored in thy) hint goveseraedlt in Nippon j hashi and Yamamoto were in well-| element in is background. The! bee program is printed beiow:; and a staff of deputies. ich it was being mised to the house by Rep. J. Mark Wilcox and : a *}earned retirement. army is still powerful, but not, Orchestra selection—St, Jo- . ses - platform of ay light white W Galina the sohate jointly by the two} i esis side Creer aa Men dared not look more than’ ready to assume responsibility |seph’s orchestra, | B Officers got ahead of the car and laid waiting until pired about 10 minutes later. | senators. Fe ae a ome Sectag!® few days into the future. There|for a ministry. The parties have| Salutatory—Edward Freyberg, Barrow ran into ambush. 1. previous: cabinets have laste was talk of a fascist dictatorship;|not regained enough public con-| Class Chorus—Dance A Ca-} ee a Z we sa ——~ "wa ———————= | more than two years, of a seizure of government by the} fidence to enable either to form|chucha. j ee 4 ed ee Age Stabilizes Regime army, or even of a sanguinary|a government. { In Memoriam—William Phelan. | he ° ory ‘ Citizen Pertaining Two turbulent years in office] peasant revolution. The call was| So, with no successor in sight,| Saxophone ‘election — Julio| lu ation er S@a al have shown the “big three” of for men of prestige and integrity,, the three old men remain in of-|Lopez; at the piano, Charles Rob-| ; just turned 80, and the home Party Heads Summoned _| session in January. All of which! Violin Solo—William Roberts. | Since. the article *ease of those land, except that| ™inister, Baron Tatsuo Yama-} The choice of Saito was widely points to probably another year; Joe College and Chic Pagan—- Was it a crocodile o ‘gator sank below the water just ee ee Bhs cas aie cand as, | OT acclaimed. He had won publie|of life for this cabinet. jLeo MeMahon and Jack Gomez. as ho wie Velie te-meke dhe of the city of Havana appeared in = -— | Class Song—Class of 1964. gator is the question a; these S pended ir i : ‘here was much contention as pended in the air above the actual Sodality honors. minds of a number of people who to whether it was a crocodile or ‘The Citizen Monday, hundreds of, cone, ‘ . ° VESSEL GOES TO Valedictory—William Phelan. | alligator, some contending that ies b t ived by| The case of the Havana mirage y e y | Star Spangled Banner. jeaw the animal yesterday in the le is not a native of is not the first that has been re- H —_—-— i does notin. telephone and hundreds of persons; ported, as an officer of dne of the t REPA IR ABI ES) } water near the Florida East Coast vies 7 have asked about it personally. jie regularly plying _ between} Seen On Boulevard Waterfront C VISITOR LEAVING faccastarle: age ragtty aggh fact the eroco- De take ot tv aa ' ; | dite is found in Florida. It reacties |WESTERN UNION MANAGER, FOR CALIFORNIA ', It was swimming not far from|, iength of 12 feet at times ang. } | o : ‘| | this ministry to be the ore nner the nation could trust to| fice. Now they are planning thejerts, i ° To (4 Creates Much Interest himself, 76 years old; his minister| pilot the ship of state into ealmer| budget for 1935-36 to be pre-| “The Movies’—Sheldon At-} uve In Harbor Yesterda of finance, Korekiyo Takahashi,! seas. sented to the next regular diet)well. { Many persons thts read of the|the lights of Havana in the sky . . some time ago. FRiders on the. boulevard this ke for the shallows and remain; he pier and many persons watch-! it does inhabit fresh water, brack .phenomenen, 4 5 ymake for the shallows a { j 3 *ch- it does inhabit fresh water, bra and the story. did)’ His statement was taken semi-) ‘ [until overtaken by death. | ¢.R. STEADMAN, HEADS _—- jed it as it started towards a patch!ish water and.frequently is found seriously by some, as absolute| ™orning had their attention at- : | ‘ , RORY 8 OE Se SO Oy S a iy others.and deritiod hy the 3 Some years ago a number of} EXPEDITION \F. H. PLACE HAS BEEN SPEND-|of seaweed floating about 300, living in salt water, ; PRS EE SE aged hapa least majacity Gf those swhs wate) nn re en fares fish! them floated up on South Beach | fee: seeeuet Waane tie gic. (raat ay: |, A seat ee sapere aust ii | vhen found were dead with } = ten far away from their natora told, as is the case of the mirage | Which were in the waters near|and w : : | The owner of the Yacht Gypsy! tnt i : 5 j exceptio: ch st showed habitat in the interior of the low- SEAS events the iengrension Phat or last Friday. Little Salt Pond Key. [oe eaception hick soll showed vith Gable: | Mandeer .G. 364 ha | of Motida ank bie bane ian Sen called for tal It was at first thought they Steadman, of the Western Union Be es orcas ve an opportunity |found as ‘ar off as the middie many les. e. ge Came i a atlas * ‘ -rew: F. H.-Place, uncle of LaPlace of shooting as the crocodile or Fl Keys. Tt is a well known fact that !Some of them as improbable as| were porpoise but later on visitors | ne Gartison Beach near | where Telegraph Company, and a crew) pti Witt jeave over the East! ae ee mirages appeat ‘frequently injthe legend and others based on! to the scene declared th vv, {tte old cable house was located./of 15 men, the Cable Schooner J. Coast this afternoon enroute to! ~ es St er ee = Sram desert countries where oases. with! absolute truth. | black#i ray sapere ard ers ‘hee “ps on : ~ a ne W. Atkins sailed yesterday On); .5, yr, and Mra. LaPlace Bost-| » ° Van Straaten, as he is called in ee en orn OF the eae ig halo {wick i ein La Jol K West Club In Mi Tak beautiful springs, shdeena palms tales of his native Holland, or| they came inte shallow water to| Baltway Company which resulted) Trouble was discovered in Ruse: 7ee Sie ee is ly ey ami es and green sward are “seen” toj Vo ToT iccken, ai he is known inidie in Trumbo Island. |ber 4 Punta Rassa cable about 80 Pac been in Key West! lure the traveler on and on toward : f ay ieee One ct the + cas I safle worth of Kay West. Rapairal nt: Place has been in Key Wes! r= . the: American or English stories,; Like all members of the whale|,, O"¢ Of the fish was also seen; miles north o Shagnetigg. jover a long period and has a host e r ill t rt a refuge where fruit will be found |triea in vain, goes the legend, to fawlly, is told, | inane animals} morning by Howard Wilson will be made and the cable given o¢ friends who will regret his de-} ry ‘Om en a to appease the appetite and water|round the Cape of Good Hope. ahs # ‘cl ih in : yand William Wickers not a great; thorough inspection. | partare. ; | 5 vhen stricken with illness at once| distance from the Porter dock. | The work is expected to be com- 4 aaa } _—_—_—_- : tesco a:deraing thirst, bet} Seen See | \ 6 sorter dock | leted soon and the return trip tol 2°, (OTe Citizen that Mr! secy 31 will boo “big night” in Advises from Mismi indicate which is never. reached. in a.epirit of determination to/ ea eae ee I Bostwick is now experimenting’ ie beth: ‘send’: and nhary are| 8ccomplish his ends he ~ blas-} F y West will be made in about) vith ghalones in California to de-| Miami when The Key West Cieb|**#t the organisation of ex-Key ; ;Phemously said he would roond| WY os yone week, with favorable weatheF! termine the possibility of growing! |Werters ir expected to play # Chronicled histories of the traveler|the cape if it took till Judgment] ug ecelves Srovaliee ipearis in the abalone that willjef Dade County celebrates end) prominent part in the coming elec- who has perished in his anxiety to} Day. For his sins he was con-| equal if not excell those of the’ .4. on display the charter re-|tiona in Dade es it is said there aro reach a mirage after days of hun-|demned to sail and sail and never! =] oyster. ue 2 ‘ ger and thirst, and many authentic |*complish his purpose. H 0 esse ROSES AND ——$___—_—— leently approved by Circuit Judge abacsay at oe weak - 4 s | This legend has been the occa- FLORAL PIECES PrIvitiPttt tt ee ee a ger San records are extant wherein this il-|_. . i Uly O. Thompson. that a majority of them will vote Sis tends. and. tn. the: ack ro ba have _— = spectral ship| Answering an appeal for assist-} fruit trade between United States PHONE 597 ccccceseosccoscccooecces| One corvecpepdent of The Citi-| The, an latensive caamiealik ton n wastes i and turned from their course in, : : _ See ee hop : : go" REP ES the belief that meeting it was a/*me® the Wrecking Tug oem) PR foreign ports, it is under- 1 South Florida Nursery TONIGHT hice te Rihead vistion' eo Oeil af the | bers plaaned and the objective of , vad re ¥ . " . | Stood. as pe ” ¢ clab and ite member has In the desert countries mirages| "4 omen. Others have seen an sailed 12:30 s'eleck this morning| Palace—“Neaa’ oom tiub of which Past Marks, well been widely dimeminated is shown are seen practically level with en wig op eipeaemga ee | | eS % % rand “Registered Nuree”, by the daily broadcasts over the * ine of {tit only to find it to be a mirage|for Sam Salvader, commonly call-j and “The Crime Doctor.” |tmewn attorney of Miami, is the ee or onth, calling en perhaps a trifle below the line of . vision. At sea from the deck of and not the Flying Dutchman. ‘eg Watling Island, Behama Is-| z [hend. Pacl is well knows to hus-|ail former Key Westers, who re hip. or from the iand across a This story of the Flying Dutch- | es Se a TOMORROW + sided in Key West for one year }man was so potent with mystery lands. = stretch of water, the object or ob- “sag onl Palace—“Blue Steel.” idrede of Key Westers os Posl oii are now living in Miami after jects are seen ooo gped is th |S 2 os ngrecy lolnapbaissig Radiograms received by the| JAMES A. FRAN KLIN : ee > Helen Morkevits, sen of Mr. and Mrs.j2% established tee ls “bie | Wagner, used the legend for his ™aster of the Warbler and the, comumsidliboae: Menscenint aise! 655 _— For Summer Comfort— ginoted opera, “Der Fliegende Hol-|Porter Deck Company advised! CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR FOR SALE ee \T STRAND THEATER | There is nothing more rjoy-§ lander.” ithat the Steamship Matagalpa, of | : Other officers of the ¢lub ars able than our delicious One of the most noted of all ithe Standard Fruit and S. S. Com-} At ® Sacrifice Harry Geynn and Mra. E. C. Bebe Daniels-Lyle Talbot In —at— JERSEY ICE CREAM mirages and one that is frequent-/ t MOTOR BOAT “IMP” Saunders. Mr Saunders is a REGISTERED NURSE All Flavors eon is aiea the Brocken 7” ee " BAY VIEW PARK ‘he ble offer vefesed. [i2i74t of Mrs. John Cates and Cap hig Morley in Broc! “Broc-} - heomas joore, *: CRIME DOCTOR Gardner’s Pharmacy fone gy og 39 ecal BO Metagaiga: ls’ a converted] THURSDAY NIGHT 8 O'CLOCK a me on ce ae nag ben ie ante aertee in!) Motinees Baloany, 300; Orehes Phone 177 We Deliver [mountains of Prussia, ‘destroyer and js being used in the? Raa srs Santee Mecbley. Miami for the part 26 yearu. |) tre, 3-200; Might, 18-350 F ‘> signs of life but later expired. a hoax had been perpetrated. The legend of the Flying Dutch | There were also several found on