The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 2, 1934, Page 3

2 One look at her face told him that 4 Mothing that he could say would Shake ber in this resolve. He were isid Sat back to his head, and in his hurry to get to the distant % shore “his :laws ripped grooves in ; Ss But so eager was the female that : = she overtook him, passed him and = was the first to plunge into the wa- “That's how dangerous they are,” said Ivy tn a superior way. “Any time you're ready,” said Bowers, “we'll begir to think adout Ourselves. The scene over the tigers, sLort as it was, aad nettled him, for he knew that he bad been worsted when fn the right. “Can we still go velow?” sne asked. * “Probably it we hurry. Get yo:r clothes torether and Pll got my guns. They are ‘mportant.” With the fireme's ax Bowers had | =.s00n chopped and smashed a way i _ {nto his cabin. To get his guns and the ammunition, packed in neat eather carrying cases, aboard the Taft necessitated three trips. He sould not have risked a fourth. The by cabindeck was awash. < Ivy. working at random, ha. ee stuffed two suitcases and a small valise with velongings that vould come iz hands and belongings that would not. She was a little rattled. The ship might stay ap for hours. it might go down at any woment Bowers had said eomethine aboc. water compressing air agaiast the anders. ies of deck: and keep tng ves: sels afloat longer than anyone thought pussible. Pat you couldnt count on taat Ivy did not, howerr forget her anima!-trainer’s whip of Helen's belt and chain. OWERS was long on guns and ammunition, but he had also salvaged some shirts and some shorts of rough brown linen. When these things, together with Ivy's belongings, had been loaded on the raft and lashed in place, they Beoured the ship for whatever might be useful to the ship-wrecked. They broke into a storeroom and : made a hasty collection of tinued things. Tea, coffee, sugar. a bag of “salt, and half a gross of safety- Matches in the original blue paper package. It occurred to Bowers that they would need bedding, and he sal vaged the water-logged blankets that they had had in the bows They made fine carriers for the tinned goods. Leaving Ivy to make up the two Parcels, he hurried to the bridge A compass would be a handy thing to have. He remembered that there ‘was a smal! portable one in the cbartroom. The chart which showed their whereabouts would be an in- teresting thing to have, and he might find other things which ‘would be useful to them. . Having secured the compass and “the chart, be pulled open drawers “Today's Birthdays , of State, born there, 63 ago. ye: U. S. Minister to Denmark, born at Jacksonville. Ill. 49 years ago. Col. Hanford MacNider of Towa, onetime Legion commander and former Minister te Canada, _ born at Mason City, Towa, 45 a years ago. said Bowers, “and you're coming with us. I'll rig a sling and lower you over the side, You're going to be all right.” R= Flint moved his head slowly fashioned bunting-case gold watch. back to the catcher with the ball| ed it in his first game as manager where she was tying the corners of | by the Lopez team were singles,; like pennant contenders, but the; to start practice? Get out there had salvaged from the storeroom /sccured three of the seven. The} and done a stunt like the Giants! in shape to play the annual game] (c) There shall be one Circuit . : and make it more easily portable. =| Adams team accumulated six hits} done in the National League. They; on Thanksgiving Day, only seven | J2¢¢¢ '¢, cach Judicial Cirewit, but ~ ¥ — = a quick!” | two-baggers. made by Lounders/ won and only one lost, in tic for; not in shape. I hope to hear from was still a flicker of life in him. He moved his bloodied band to ward it in both hers er re cre tens she | 22lez, Adams leftfielder, knocked| Stars, to lose the chances they'come down here for a game as y thousand inhabitants, or major 1; : A ‘ { fi loosed her left hand and stroked his | in the only score made by the{ had. I don’t know what is the mat-/they have done in the past, and| ment shall huve ne hair tack trees his forehead. | Milkers. This was in the eighth!ter with Esmond, but those boys| we have always kept the bacon at eet ee oo firmly, “for trying to help us, Isn’t that right, Flint?” It was Gonzalez’s second hit of the INITIAL GAME OF | Bowers had suggested in so many | game. | Today’s could not find any pulse. Held close to Flint’s mouth, the bright gold wateh which he had willed to Ivy did not mist over. Flint’s short, caree! come he team’s defeat altho none 3 pce ppghahorbors — ior he: toda players = any-| TOMORROW; IN ALL pros.| father of the author of “Hail ; Pitcher Ward spent all evening TIGER BALL FIELD and bis knees straightened. Bowers | ing with Catcher Parks, who 1737—Francis Hopkinson. Phil-| , PREGEET tes what the dying man said. “! Smith coming,” he Circuits and J words, but the strained look went j prosiaon for It was a hard contest to lose. } ou of ie ree ad wast | nat one of he two had to be Se} WORLD SERIES AT |. Auniversaries folded his hands upon his breast {| formance. 4 and left him to go down with the | In the nightcap the Sibila! DEAN WILL BE ON MOUND} ship. i i ELH i ii i | i f i fe i 73 i e eencenececcosce s If a club is not coming from, thet. As to the Social club, I thnik SIBILA STARS ALSO DEFEAT| Cuba, why ddn’t the Sluggers| that they have the material to _ the’ Pirates play their long! make a guod ciub, but they need! ed scheduled championship , a manager. Those boys do wonders | and at the same time help under the circumstances but there | #10th of October celebration? will be moré respect and better j This series will create as much in-' discipline if a man-was in charge. terest to the local fans as the'l hope that the five clubs get to- coming of a club from Cuba. In} gether and ‘see if there are more the present condition of the local; competition in the next half. I am players, I think that the commit-/ not criticizing the Gates Stars. ‘tee named. to wit, Mr. Mendoss,/ They played a better game than their opponents and deserve to | win. What’ I am driving at is to give them mere of a fight and not amendment Adams Dairy in a_ sensational time to pull off this series. I think | let them walk away with the pen- article Tor tae teaeieeees of | contest last night. The conflict that the twe clubs are about | nant. Let’s get together and try State relating to the Judiciary by Gy pe lar matched. Now let’s get! to beat them out of the second pectacel ‘together and help celebrate El‘ half. ; play after another. Little Gopher Grite de Yara day, say one game} Gonzalez. Adams, was the star, on the 9th and two on the 10th. throughout the contest with his What do you say, rival managers? sensational satches out in left-} field which kept the Lopez's scor-}/ Talking about the Juniors, ing down. } those Gates Stars have just walk- Both clubs played in real cham- ed away with the first half, but I jPienship fashion, playing airtight think that they will have stronger | ball behind the stellar pitching of opposition in the second half. For} | Lan, Lopez, and Ward, Adams.’ the second half I notice that the The opposing pitchers were in’ Goodyears are a 50 percent better! rare form and not until the sixth club since William Cates took the inning was there a run yielded.} reins of the club, and he is surely |The Embalmers were the first to} showing those boys a lot of new ‘ put over a tally in the sixth. Lunn, } tricks and they will be up there in first batter, cracked out a single} the second half. The Cuban Club m to left. Machin beat out an in-| is another club that has shown aj sr4.Peter Acevedo, Al Rodriguez, | circuit ‘existing at the time af thel s field hit te shortstop and Lunn, great improvement since Helio ease Gates, Pape and a few oe aan _ sesh on aaa i n : others, that will give any of the = eng Dongle — cored from second on Baker’s} Esquinaldo has taken charge. He! 3 mjexcept in the manner provided im ort single to rightfield, Machin] is making those boys hustle andj}. Tu", for = = a erat meeps elle oy Bam . Ss. am 3 rr) & i ii Ey agit Hi ite & | | i { | i i 1 1 & i By O. L. MILIAN Whew, what a ball game! { i ‘ i } 1 | } shall be submitted to the qualified eye : rs of the State of Florida for t es 1 Talking about baseball again, I wish to say a few more words be- | =”, s fore I close. I heard that Pie y of the Constituth Traynor had a club of his own, |! be adopted to read as follows, {and was willing to play any club |“°“"* im the city. Why not let them Fig ee be no more than help to celebrate also, and let them fifteen judicial circults of the State | play a second game ni these days|Gcsignated, numbered and saetimed ef the celebration with the stars. a law enacted by the a . d ture for t len ee tango kere 7 eaes ates, seb ee © Ts as 4 Fred Key, Gopher, Ingraham and 2 few others, that paired against the club Popin has of Al, George | swine Etnte or Federal commas: ane “We've a liferaft overboard,” . it i lt | | t| I from side to side. He was done . ] te 1 ‘ — + j stopping at third and later stole! he does not believe in playing a 1. it Judge or State At- ee ee Jhome as Pitcher Ward turned his|with them. Last Friday he prov-| Ply bal “4 pager ly Phe argo —y ys _— : ha ! it 1 il | Presently he drew out a plain old- ice until the expiration — It was evident that he wished Bow. |i" hand while the backstop was} of the club. He defeated the I have not heard a word from (b). It shall be the @uty of & — ee mmm ers to take it. His lips seemed to | busy putting on his mask. The, strong Young Boys Social Club|Joe Cleare or William Cates or|Lérislature at ite ment Seeslan scot — <—_<—_ on form the words: “For Miss Green” | play was lightning fast and few] by a 12 to 2 score. When this se-{ other football players of the city. attes the nenhuend sas Sane a a Much moved, Bowers burried out | fans were aware of it. ries started the Park and the) What are they waiting on to get|to carry this amendment inte ef == —y === on the bridge and shouted to Ivy | The seven hits made off Ward Young Boys Social Club looked!in shape? Waiting until Christmas| {t a"4 to make effective the re- —— behedeel stil ttnt apportionment and reduction of ' Ju Circuits and Circuit Judges wet blankets to secure what she {two of them scratches. Baker} Park faded in the last two games, , and do your stuff, and you will be | 2¢?eb¥ contemplated, additional “Ivy,” be called, “come here | of? Lann but two of these were] just flopped. They had six games: weeks away, and the players are 4 3 { : Amended Article first place, and they just dropped ; you fellows in the near future, and} stitution, but the total number To prove that he was the realj their last two starts, one to the! probably you can induce some of | iTeuit Jude . ~ pent i some Judietal cin a met oon star of the game, Gopher Gon.|Goodyears and one to the Gates) the small clubs around Miami to one Circait Judge for every When she knelt by Flint there | and Gonzalez. tion thereof, after this amend- |frame When Gonzalez connected] surely ought to do better than home. Ask Gesu High! j with the pill for a long double to | left with a mate on second base. “He was shot,” said Bowers Flint was not able to affirm what j winner. | Circuit Judge may be mands & on or term time of saad court The Flint’s head rolled to one side, Pececesecses----snccece. adelphia lawyer, New Jers ‘ apparently was in contrary mi | Fans blame the playing of the! jer of the Declaration of Independ. Adams’ backstop as the result of | BEGINS AT 2:15 LOCAL TIME! ence, jurist, musician and compos-| : : Columbia,” born in Philadelphia.| me it Menolved be the Legislature! =. They straightened bis lmbs, | thing to say against Parks Pet-| ABILITY ROWE AND pézer| Died there, May 91791 oe roaring 7 om alae Phat th Approved June 7. { 1755—Hannah Adams, Ma: jchusetts writer and compiler Stars shoved the Adams ten still and exem' { stead ‘ Of | thereto an addi When Helen was released from father down from pennant chanc- 1 histori s 5 : erate in ot her cage, she escaped from her mis- | es by defeating the Cowhands 10! {Special to The Citizen) paceman sega eral as| na Soeenee ee ee tress and the impending belt and ‘to 8 in a loosely played game. | NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—Every-| have ‘suihiTiberiters < ae ; bag | aoniy a Municipal taxa chain, ran of screeching Uke ® ! Nestor Hernandez started on the] thing is in readiness for thej born at Medfield Mae Deel and the same 1s. h | thing bereft, and disappeared sound for the Dairymen and was| opening game of the World Series} Brookline, Mass., Dec is iss. | fied clectors of the through the smashed door into the corridor outside the smoking-room. ' sioner, born i : : laughing and balf in tears. The sud | ham; Ward and Parks. The game will start at 1:15 cen-| Aug. 30, 1908 ee Died den tragic death of Flint bad left Rain aay . 1908. | both in an émotional state where Second Game This, it is shown, will be 2:15} 1831 Fans : the smallest caer might produce | Score by innings: e Key West tine: Ege tegeaas New| vided the most aston! venetion. R. H. E. t ee aEene edita Helen was out of sight, but Ber | dame 010 032 2— 8 8 2] eeeeecceveccccccccccsces| re fe country’s greatest, gibberings reached her anxious mis- Sibilas _.. 103 060 x—10 5 5 Todav In History isee land. Died May 7st ress. - - i ane ee wera) | Batteries: Hernandez, Ward de > Cordell Hull of Tennessee, Sec- | Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida, sas City, Mo., Disciples of Christ Please be prompt in payime §) c later found the money in a rat lergyman, born there, 65 years! the carrier who delivers your | a hole, | ago. | paper. He pays The Citizen 1933—Hundreds killed and}, po, 2 ay shail be | prohip i | 1S cents a week for the pa- | Wounded in Havana fighting. gland, a yearly govern-' @¥estion to be U. S Senator Carl Hayden of’ born 65 years ago. Helen's actions were resul her tenderest feelings having been lacerated. Something dreadful — j Contest. anything but effective. walking|which will be playedstomotrow ati: G4 tat that | 10 men in three innings. Wards, | Detroit when the Tigers meet the] 1817Webster Wegnor. in it at} Who worked hard in the first con-) Cardinals in the play off for the tor of palace and sleeping cane, j test. pitched the remainder of the| world’s championship. ithe 1850's and '60’s, born i a | While neither of the managers! York a ee No e would have guessed the Died in railway accident, | to home going to happen to the ship. First Game have made any announcement as! Jan. 13, 1882. | additonal | knew that The man and the woman Score by innings: ae to the picthers for the respective ee | com had brought up their belongings | . H. E.| teams, it is generally understood! 1821— Alexa: Stewart,| trom below, but they bada’t brought {Lopez . 000 002 000— 2 7 3/that Rowe will start on th mound] noted Cosfegeaate eibepgering ork. } Adams 000 000 010— 1 6 1) for Detroit with Dizzy Dean doing} Phew, cator and national park comm ivy and Bowers had followed, half Batteries: A. Lunn and Ingra-} the twirling for the Cardinals. j fit land Pellicier; H. Garcia and G.y ser evecccancsescccccaese i 1847—P; mgr ] Tomorrow, the Soldero is mo | Garcia. 1780—Maj. John Andre execut-| German a aver) CIGAR ST more. The standing: jed as a British spy at Tappan, N.! Died in 1934. ident, born. : eee a (_ Club— be “ Ba Y., aged 29. = - ves ’ Arizona, born at Tempe, Ariz.,; a eos o { 1851—Ferdinand Foch, ae : i 57 years ago. Sibilas er ae s famous scien-| Soldier, born. Died March 29,|,. That Art = : DALY SASEBatg Ct Booets "2 2 |500| tific voyage in “Beagle” ended. | 1929. ; Gov. Theodore F. Green of! Army 0 4 .000 = ; baipceaths Sie os t FINDS MONEY IN RAT HOLE | { Com: Rhode Island, born in Providence, { on | CeeeDeeccosseooosee 67 years ago, { 1891 — Stanford University, California, opened. Se ages | F NEW YORK.—Henry Prekeler | Notice To | 1889 — First Pan-American | °f, this city called police to find Dr. Burris A. 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