The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 14, 1934, Page 3

Fe £ F i : i & ua ; i & : i “Sorry around,” she apologized as he paused. She picked up from a chair fully, he realized, despite the fact small, toll sheaseenee pa toed it on for her and how she had felt; her inner plea that ran, “Don’t! Don't! Let me kneel to you and tell you how cheap I've been and hear eINeINNATE - AND BURGH GAME. WAS ‘RAINED OUT (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Aug. Philadelphia Athletics blanked Washington Senators in the fi He must have bored her fright- that he had exercised an amazing’ header by the seore of 9 to ‘Marcum limited the Nationals you say ‘I love you! It doesn’t mat- ‘& flash of ber, in Geoffrey ‘s arms. He rose to wander and hoped—fervently— ‘Mt wouldn't last much Jonger. ii" The old hard plunge of . and longing. course,” Bob managed to say 4 Meadily, “of course 1 know ‘accept the fact too casually, » Every man is not loved as “I hope not,” he thought with a of bitter humor. says that po woman can to herself or the subject & man stamping around the ‘Rebert.” ‘sighed deeply; again he set- | to the small stool. He mur- “all right, dear, But get at change, you know—" ‘te 80 sweet!” course!” mean to take exception, Rag. Robert. but there is no ‘about it. She is rare. And ‘eager to learn. Now, Letitia ‘Rot have been interested.” ” he admitted. He hoped tt Wearing Marsha out. Lord, ‘Was being good about it; gen- , marvelously good. ‘OBERT. you should kiss her When you come tn.” you think,” he hazarded, conscious, “that that sort of has rather gone out?” ” ail right will hereafter!” to promise. Would!” Mrs. Powers advised. ytome in and kiss me, but Marsha. I can see it % it shows.” other Friday, you say?” |. He laughed delight- * was living one of those moments when be was haunted by the picture that and Geoffrey had burned into his heart with the acid ts known only by those who overpoweringly. “Kiss ber,” he muttered, “and her flowers every other Fri- __“¥ou could make it another day, course, Robert, if you thought day would be better than _ “Yes, darling!” He rose, patted shoulder and hurried up the Marsha opened her door to him; » Today’ Anniversaries es 4 179%5—William Darby, pioneer; + geographer, born . D.C. Oct. 9, 1854. 1780—Patrick T: Jackson, pio-; American cotton manufac- . founder of the cotton fac-) at Lowell, Mass. born at) i909. Sent. | ort, Mass. Died 2, 1847. 1809-—Park Benjamin, noted editor and critic of his day, | 1988. in} 3 jin Co., Pa. Died in Wash- | 1875, ter! I love you anyway!’” isnew how cheap she had,been and he didn’t love her; and he eouldn’t say 80, of course. ‘anything particular she asked, He was oddly,, heavily silent, staring down at his hard- gripped hands. Jerk. “It's about the way I treat you, Marsha.” t laurel; I don’t deserve it! I'm doing what I love to do. Mother—your mother—thinks we're rather chill?” have to—” much,” he said, She smiled at that, and in a way that he did not under- NATIONAL LEAGUE stand. “And one more thing,” he Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, rain-! added. Yet again he hesitated. own; it’s not a great deal, but it’s quite enough—I meant to speak to But that dream was past. He | , “Is ‘ -Lean loop. tween Cin was also rained out. The summaries: AMERICAN LEAGUE First Game “Oh, yes!” He came back with.a am not sufficiently affectionate.” “T see.” “You are good about all this, At Washington RH. ‘0, I'm not," she dented flatly. (ileebe aig : os “Don’t offer me even one ton. “That I am.” “t eee” : jo, you see occasionally, I shall Second Game Postponed on account of and wet grounds. “I understand.” “I hope you won’t mind very Only games scheduled. ed out. “Yes?” “You must need money.” Only game scheduled. “No, 1 don’t, Bob, thank you so EQUIPMENT FOR you about it, but we never talked of money you told me I could check on your account.” with Miss Moore to whom she was not suited; with whom she had not been happy. He had Marsha to be without income of her own, bis thoughts, said, “because—I suppose it sounds silly and it’s not easy to explain—I thought if I left people might think she had lacked in some way. And she did do her best and I didn’t want them to think she hadn’t, you see.” make me feel small,” he added quickly, almost briskly, “You'll have to take money from me; I owe you everything; you're doing so much here.” | i at that moment when JUNIOR LEAGUE MEETI “I have a sufficient income of my | s ¥ y He wondered why she had stayed TO BE PUBLISHED supposed Marsha spoke as if she had heard {been ordered by the FERA for } i } F | Diamondball equipment league here. “I lived with Aunt Gertrude,” she revealed. week. yday morning at 10 o’clock “There are moments when you he admitted; ; to be considered before the | schedule and opening games be arranged. Schedules of both leagues “No,” she combated. “I don’t have Regent of the Mount Vernon La- dies’ Association, born in Laurens TODAY’S GAMES May 1, Co., S. C. Died there, pas AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York. St. Louis at Boston. 1834—Henry Clews, New York City financier, author of a noted book on Wall Street, born in Eng- land. Died in New York, Jan.41, NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Pittsburgh. Eng-* Brooklyn at Cincinnati. 31,) Boston at Chicago. { - Philadelphia at St. Louis. 1867—John Galsworthy, lish author, born. Died Jan. rain | LOCP ORDERED, SATURDAY; SCHEDULES PITTS. |: | FORWARD MARCH! | i 14.—-The the irst game of their scheduled double- 0. to | just eight hits, keeping them well seattered. The seeond game was postponed on account of rain and E.! 1 ' MONDUL—CHAMP! 1 NG has its A meeting will be called Satur- for managers of the Junior League. | Ray Curry, in charge, states that; baseball uniform. | there are a number of matters yet! West loop can and ! day! Or maybe they stopped fool- ing themselves. Anyway, an argu- j ment coneerning the division of pitchers in’ the new FERA league was successfully settled in a few nm ed they had no pitchers exeept Richards, a six-inning tosser, ac- cording to players. To those in the know in diamondball, this is a pitcher who will go swell for six innings, then suddenly blow up. The Undertaker Lunn and Sterling, two best tossers in the city, stated, for Richards. At the FERA dia-} t grounds, ‘These were the only jondball. league meeting yester-| contests scheduled in the Ameri- day Lunn, representing the Under- ; takers, reported that Sterling wil! ‘not pitch for his team, if he can ~The lone game that was to be play him‘at first base. played in the National League. be- agreed. So did innati and Pittsburgh, Cream team and . the iy. conducting the meeting. “OK.” was the chorus. And that was that The marking of a forward step in fecal league management He stroke. the Park courts, to every detail of the game. Now hi a DIAMONDBALL FASHIONS ball team of Miami, which is to! YOUTH! |tour the country, has diamondball | Key Westers got fooled yester- ninutes. The Castro Stars claim- ten had both of the Castro} And he wanted Sterling Castro the Jersey Ice Wavbler. “AM right, men?’? asked Ray Cur- Moses, Mondul is a member of Batteries: Marcum and Ber: v3! a doubles team that won the Dade Thomas, Russell, McColl and Bol-| county championship Sunday Miami. Netster Moses is a former | ment. | Key Wester, noted for his work on fy] showing last year im the first the courts here. He is a worker.) softball tournament they ever en- in every} FOLLOWING THROUGH—NO 2 tered. such a strong team in the opening round at West Palm Beach is ex- champion. | plainable by the fact that the ex- That’s translating ambition into eclience of Conch seeks perfection Perspiring daily out at) he paid attention e’s a Dade county tennis crown! Noticed the All-Star diamond- suits similar to those used in base- | the Miami loops, consist of a sweat | shirt, long pants and tennis shoe: This handicaps one. p: The ants get in the way of swiftly- shoes moving feet and the tennis provide an insecure grip on the! ground, With the short pants of: baseball and large rubber cleats! },4)), 0 play | and| m the shoes, diamondball could be made much faster smoother. Spikes should never be! allowed. Big league baseball | trying What the nature of! managers have been | the equipment will be has not been| years to eliminate It is expected that de- source of injury. livery will be made sometime this: Pp 2 n GANGING UP ON US this roblem for diamondball. lad to see that } We in should regard this as ext step. our That Gerry Cur is-Ray here and Curtis has been associat- | ed with promotion of all sorts of Sports. They have adopted a set of rules for the diamondball league and will stick by them! Next on the sports calendar is a baseball league. Curry can settle the myriad argu- ments and difficulties arising local baseball leagues, some sort of medal should be struck for them. And we believe they will, for Key Westers are cooperating as much as possible. settlement of the diamondball tie- up Thanks, Gerry and Ray! A round always features a team against a weak team. This is im the finals. as much as possible. ; Otherwise fine teams might be eliminated in the early rounds by other great teams and the finals would perhaps see a strong team | against a weak team. In the East | Coast t play matched against Horton’s one of the strongest in the tourna- ment. exerted to the fullest to defeat the locals. Proving that Key West in’ was under-rated in the tourna. | teams is not well known up there. We should get 2 better break in play next year up the coast, ball. Softball suits, locally and in eae earn a an Kay Went sports. of age will be allowed. long) | for the Senior league can gain ex- Pecans in the junior division, but a player:can be in only one league at a time. same idea will be applied to base-| than one Judge the Legislature may for; Gonzalez had a misunderstanding ; potent with the Lopez Funeral Home team! Rubber cleats! and promptly or large vacuum cups on the soles | Jersey Ice Creamers. of tennis shoes should solve the! vedo is thinking of ‘entering an-| We are! other “cub” b: mi has begun) city loop. to realize the practicality in the! the city champion hip from Key | Pirates. umpire positions ;ball league is running high with) jt ij many candidates entered. i tro is looking for some organiza-| Curry! tion or business house to sponsor | known the roster of players will be pub-| combination is working wonders , his Castro Stars. . Curry is! provides the most discussion well versed in the ball situation | diamondball meetings. OSC CCCCCCCCOCOCS If Curtis and in The quick on pitchers proves. that. REPUTATION MADE In tournaments, play in the first strong to have the strong teams meet diamondball tournament recently, Key West was Beer, And the Beer bunch were, Key West made a wonder- Placing the Conchs against diamondball night diamondball sometime next The Junior No-player over 17. years. Material We hope the SNAPSHOTS Esmond Albury and Gopher |: went over to the} -Popin Ace- | eball team in the} -His last nearly won! the! ion for official in the diamond | -compe .Cas- | .the little fellow Flash: Our film ran out. weewcveroeee Ernest Thompson Seton of Con-; necticut and New Mexico, famed; nature write illustrator and boy seout leader, born in England, 74! years ago. t brated electrical d born at Sonora, Calif., j ago. noted economist, born Bion J. Arnold of Chicago, cele- | engineer, born! near Grand Rapids, Mich., years ago. Dr. G lent of ‘DePauw Univ., Bromley Oxnam, presi-! | H. Parker Willis of New York,} TYPEWRITING Wey- | at .491| mouth, Mass., 60 years ago, to, Bob—" lished in The Citizen as soon as} for local diamondball. “You make it hard for me, Mar | .vailable. sha.” ; . “You make it hard for me when .| you ask to reward with money—a service I long to give; or rather— when you ask to pay me for a privi- STANDIN lege you allow me. I can’t take any- thing trom you, Bob.” f “We'll have to talk of this again,” 7 he said, as he rose. : y CEES “Really must we?” she asked, looking up at him. “Yes,” he smiled down on her as 1 ioe aah Lencve Pet he said his inflexible, “Yes.” c ss ey Aa She did not anewer the smile. “I | Detroit 87.65) won't take money from you,” she | New York . said stubbornly. } Cleveland “Marsha!” | Boston ..... “I won't! You can’t make me. \ Washington Don’t you understand anything—ot | St. Louis . 57 this? Ican’t. You aren't fair toask | Philadelphia .42 61 me to.” | Chicago 38 72 ht, 1934, By K. 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THEREFORE, R Now, GRAY, ‘Secretary of State of State of Florida, do hereby notice that a GENERAL ELECTION will be held in each county in Fler- ida on Tuesday next succeeding the} first Monday in November, A. D. 1934, the said Tuesday being the SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER for the ratification or rejection of the said Joint Resolutions propos- ing amendments to the Constitution of the State of Florida, viz: the give NO, ONE A JOINT RESOLUTION Amendment to Article onstitution of Florida! Relating to the Judiciary by Add-| ing Thereto an Additional Section to Be Known as Section 45 Provid- ing for the Reduction of the Num- ber of Judicial Circuits of_ this State and Requiring the Reap- portionment of Such Circuits and the Judges Thereof. Re It Reselved by the Legislature of the State of Florida: That the following amendment to Article V of the Constitution of this State relating to the Judiciary by ding thereto additional Section as hereinafter set forth, be and the same is hereby agreed to and shall be submitted to the qualified voters of the State of Florida for ratification or rejection at the next ensuing general election that is to 8a that an_ additional Section to be designated as Seetion 45 of Ar- ticle V of the Constitution of Flor- ida be adopted to read as follows, to-wit: “Section 45, (a) There shall be no more than fifteen judicial circuits of the State of ae | Florida to be appropriately nated, numbered and defined suitable law-enacted by the Lepimciag for that purpose in ac- cordance with the amendment; Pro- ded that no judicial cireuit as de- fined by law hereunder shall em- brace less than “fifty thousand in- habitants according to the last pre- ceding State or Federal census; and provided further, that no judicial circuit existing at the time of the ratification of this amendment shall fected, altered, or abolished, in the manner provided in mendment for carrying the same into execution, nor shail any existing Circuit Judge or State At- disturbed in the tenure this amendment is ratified. It shall be the duty of the ature at its next regular ses- fter the amendment shall have ratified to pass suitable laws this amendment into ef- and to make effeetive the re- ent and reduction of ts and Cireuit Judges y ontemplated, (ec) There shall be one Circuit Judge to each Judicial Circuit but additional Cireuit Judges for Judi- date a) Leg sion Amended Article V stitution, but the total number of ci Judg apportioned to any udicial Cireuit shall not ex- ceed one Circuit Judge for every fifty thousand inhabitants, or major fraction thereof, after this amend- ment shall have been put into ef- fect. (qd) In_ Circuits naving more designate the place of residence of any such additional Judge or Judges, ionment 0: ss thereof hereb: 1 become effective after the providing Joint Reselution dment to Artic! mstitution of the § y Adding Ther tion to Be Relating 4 Exemptions. Repeat g de ery ee € the State of Florida: t the following amendment to Proposing an icle 10 of the ate of. Flor- oOo an Ad Known to Home: 10 of the Constitution of the eof Flo und exe rier to an ad a relating to home- adding onal Section to be pviding that or or Municip: the ‘homestead, agreed toy nd shall be subm for ratification or rejection ie the | general election to be held on th first Tuesday after the in a eaigg hel A. D. jon to he | 6F said Article tion 7. from family w resides in ate of F defined in Article stitution of th to th { vided, such he | stea Approved Ma the cof the ing jAd Amendm, Constitu to Prohil . | Be It Resolved by the Lexisiature Florid: nt NIX rd of ‘County ch County , hot oftener than on y two y upon the tion of one-fou which decide whether the n, but should thereby xty days of ection, orp take place w State or National A.) necessary laws to carry NO. | A JOINT RESOLUTION : ‘bel Article. All law: toxicating liquors, wines and which were in effect on Socsunber 3t, 1918, unless ehanged the’ Legislature by laws expressly made, effective concurrently with this nt, shall as se changed become effective with this Article and shall so remain until thereafter’ changed by the Legislature. The power of the Legislature to provide out and enforce this Article include the right te provid . ture or sale firms and State or by Counties, Cities or poli tical subdivisions, or by any ern- mental commission or agency to be created for that purpase. Section 3. Until changed by elee- tions called under this Artiele, the status of all territory in the St of Florida as to whether the sale is permitted, cr prohibited shall be the same as it was on December 31, 1918, provided that at the General j Election in 1934 or at any time within two years after this Article hecomes effective the Board County Commissioners of any Coun- t , upon the application shall for A call and provide for an election to decide whether the sale shall be prohibited in County, said election to be wise as provided in Article I hereof. Section 4. This Arti XVIII of the Amendments Constitution of the United States of America. Approved May 8, 1933. > FOUR A JOINT RESOLUTION A Joint Resolution Proposing Amendment of Section 16 of the Deelaration of Rights of the Con- stitution of the State of Florida Relating to Grand Juries, Infor- mations, Preséntments and indiet- ments of Persons for Capital €rimes and Other Felonies, and Providing That Judgments and nees of the nd Entered ration on Pleas of Gu , and Dispensing With of Summoning the cept Upon Order of udge. yeu by the Legistature of the State of Flori That the fol ving amendment to Section 10 of t Declaration Rights of the Constitution o! State of Florida. ‘elating to Grand i presentment: persons for ca non and siker felonies, and the same is here and shall be subm d electors of the State of P the firse: Monday in November, A. “Sectton 10. No person shall be tried for a capital crime un presentment or indictment by grand jury, and no person shall be tried for other felony unless on presentment or indietment a grand jur: un- der oath ‘filed by the prosecuting attorney of the court wherein the 8 otherwise provided in this Constitu- n, and except in cases of im- es in the service in State, Amendment to Article Constitution of the Mate of Fler ida Relative to Cithes and Coun- tiem Section 9. have power abolish, @ mun’ be ke Ville, extending territortly of laxat and districts; and ¢ of such municipality and districts. Bonded and oth isting ment of such m enforceable only therefore Legislature time, shall be limited an if in a city laws relating to pif Sines NO. SEVEN A JOINT RESOLUTION Joint Resolution FP a of cs ¢| . That th Artiste ‘VITl of the Gomme Florida retative te be numbered and the same is hereby agreed te and shall be sub ° tors of the a be hel eany after the test Monday D. oo robe legislative, min istrativ he jurisdictic functions poration judi f such mun municipality fix the Tabttte rt indebtedness, ex- the time of the establish- at property taxable therefor. shall, from time rmine What portion pality is @ rural area, stead in such rural ares may ox a municipal reait Cow abolist press rie of the « 1 be Legista are may the time when, and the method ty which, and the compensation ¢ such offices shall he filled such offi under snc ment or not capit ion, and the judgment cof the court on a ple: may be made and entered in term time or in vacation, Judge of any cireuit eourt i thorized to dispense with the summoning, empanelling, and con- ning of the grand jury at any term of court by making, entering, nd filing with the clerk of said ourt a written order directing that no grand jury be summoned at sw term of court, which order of the Circuit Judge may be made in vaca- tion or term time of said court. The Legislature shall have power by neral legislation to regulate the number of grand jurors to serve , or constitute, a gran@ jury and to her of grand jurors ri vote for and re- . guilty eithe Th tion as aforesaid, sha’ at midnight on December 3ist Without the necessity of tion.” Approved June SOLUTION olution Prope jon 24 of Art of the Constitution of th Relating dt the Legisiature i of Florida: of Article IIL of ution of. the State. of count and shall slature shall system of kovernment, provided ature that may tent therewith. The shall by general law and towns and shall for their ment, juri and privile tions, and no sp incorporating ci viding for the diction, powers, duties vileges shall be passed by the Legis. lature. Approved Jun population, law provided »rporation, powers, r such cial or loc or towns, duties in > ink it} by the Rentalntaro} he State of das t the following amendment to cle IX of the Constitution of | tate of Florida to be known| Section 14 of said Article FX, be the same is he shall be ft picture studios h shall be estab- this State on or after July! Including all lands, build- and chattels utilized in con- lish ist, ings, of officers panelling assessing a a majority parti this Sec amend amendment or extens via SEAL effective in disease vitamins in the diet. 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