The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 16, 1934, Page 3

7 years, is organizing one—I do! — Rot know what ‘he will call it; Pie | ‘Traynor, the old Slugger piayer, mot old in age but in years of service, has the makings good ball club; the Navarro broth- assurance which seemed almost he maid Joint Resolutions propos: rf it fu ents to = Constitution amendm of the State o ll F HH Hi id ay Trojans ready to play, and, of course, we have the Pirates, the } Sluggers and the Stars ready to go. Se you see we have seven I do not see why they don’t start playing. We can do something else for the boys. Give them a prize for the cham- pion hitter, for the’ best base stealer and for each position—a prize for each player on the win- This will encourage the poys6" play, for then they wilt “have, spmething to play for: George Brooks, greatest lovers of football and . | coach for a number of years of a local ¢lub, ‘has started an aggre- gation through practice and claims 2 ane i, sates 4 i iby a suitable Ww enacter y the | that in afew weeks he will have | Py 8 sre tc. that purpose in ac- cordanee with the amendment; Pro- vided that no judicial circuit as de- fined by law hereunder shail em- brace less than fifty thousand in- abitants according to the last pre- beer. of Ine ‘Cheat, whe. prowiiee | se Waste ae hedinal eeata provided further, are! circuit existing at the time of the amendment shall Relating to the Judici: Thereto an Additio1 to Be Known as Section 45 Provid- ing for the Reductio: ber of Judicial Circuits of this State and Requiring the Reap- portionment of Such Circuits and ie Judges Thereof. by of the State of That the following amendment to Axsticle V of the Constitution of this! X State relating to the Judiciary by adding ‘thereto additional 45 as hereinafter set forth, be and the same is hereby agr: 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 that an additional Section to j be designated as Section 45 of Ar- ticle V.of the Constitution of Flor- ida be ‘adopted to read as follows, HF i H Florida | by Add- onal Section 3 z of the Num- Ul | i i i clubs listed. composed ‘wondered Btecied at i 2 li i ; i ; i Constitution of the United States of. America. ie Questioned the jurors and the fore an was on his feet, the folded stip Approved May 8, 1933. “No, I want you to leave for Reno {ESORUTION ‘ A Joint Resolution Proposing stitution of the State of Florida Relating to Grand Juries, Infor- ‘ntments and Indict- ments of Persons for Capital Crimes and Other jes, and Providing That Sentences of the Court May. Made and Entered in Te or in Vacation on Pleas of Guilty to Felonies, and Dispensing With. the Necessity of Summoning the Grand Jury Except Upon Order of a Cireuit Judge. by the Legislature State of Florida: Bs That the following amendment to Section 10 of the Rights of the Constitution of the State of Fiorida, relating to Grand Juries, informations, presentments and indictments of persons for capi- tal crimes and other felonies, be, and the same is hereby agreed to, and shall be submitted to the quali- fied electors of the State of Plor- ida, for ratification er rejection, at the general election to be held on the first Tuesday after | Monday in November, A. D. 1934. “Section 10. No person shall be tried for a capital crime unless on Presentment or indictment grand jury, and no person shall be tried for other felony unless on presentment or indictment grand jury or upon information un- der oath filed by attorney of the court wherein the information is filed, except otherwise provided in this Constit tion, and except in case: peachment. and in militia when in active ee (a) “Phere shall be no more than Judgments and, fifteen judicial circuits of the State to be appropriately designated, numbered and defined good club in shape. By Thanks- givmg day he will be ready to meet an- outside club. I have not Declaration of ed to beat another shape. “How about it, Joe. you still interested? to see ‘two local clubs playing for First, they would ratification of u be affected, altered, or except in the manner provided in this amendment for i Same into execution, nor shall any get better practice, and, second, | existing Circuit Jud; because the best can be picked from them to play some outside I would like two reasons. or State At- torney be disturbed in the tenure of his office until the expiration of any commission held by him on the date this amendment is ratified. (>) It shall be the duty of the Legislature at its next regular ses- sion after the amendment shall have been ratified to pass suitable laws to carry this amendment into ef- fect, and to make effective the re- apportionment 1 Circuits and Circuit Judges hereby contemplated. There shall be one Judge to each Judicial Circuit but additional Circuit Judges for Jui reuit may be provided for by authorized by Section 43 of Amended Article V but the total number of apportioned to ircuit shall not ceed one Circuit Judge for fifty thousand inhabitants, or major| fraction thereof. after this amend- ment shall have been put into ef- bi t : A meeting has been called for 10 a m. tomorrow of al! Junior Diamondbali League managers and of all new clubs that wish to enter Tae meeting will be held at the Recreation ment room of the FERA building. A schedule will be drawn and the ond half will get under way Friday afternoon. : the _prosecu’ “Cliff shot himself?" Marian repeated. which contained the future of Wil Nam Brows to his hand “We the jury.” be said in bis so borous voice. “find the defendant. Whitlam Brown,” he paused impres sively. “not guilty.” A roar swept over the courtroom tn spite of the rapping of the bailiffs ; Marian. eyes Jeney Case, saw the girl's mouth 2 open in ludicrous astonishment | Bowen eae! py cbapbongulpee arise | dee: She started to as though to; scovante SCRGRNA TA be teamee some of his tools amd went back at - —" .q_ night for some reason to look for Bat he in waltty—" Ber life formed | tsem. He beard the shot, went in and found Hondon. Luckily the hone hadn't been disconnected, n | 3© he called the Emergency. “Now listen lan. Sstes is on the way to your place in a cab. given him orders on the pictures I want. You'll reach Reno at midnight tonight. Marks, our correspondent there. will meet yor in bis car and rash you to the resort where Silver has been living He says he can make it in an hour and a half by | Roche, 6 each. taking a short cut. That gives you an hour to get your story and tele phone it back here. p wires cleared for your call. Okay?” m led Marian still in a plane that takes off in nalf an hour, aud-break the news to Silver.” with the consent of Congress, may keep in time of peace. Any person information, ment or indictment for any felony not capital may be arraigned and enter a plea in term time or in ARIAN, who had been perched on the arm ofa divan. slid over into the divan before answering— “Cliff, shot himself.” she repeated sentence of the court on a plea of/ stupidly, and then, “fatally?” she and entered| either in term time or in The Judge of any circuit court is! place of residence of} authorized to dispense empanelling, and-con- vening of the grand jurs term of court by making, entering. and filing with the clerk itten order directing that be summoned at such which order of the ‘ireuit Judge may be made in vaca-! jon or term time of said court. Thej | Legislature shall general legislation to regulate {number of grand jurors ute, a grand J. Lopez, P . an ohne Judge the Legislature may ~460 | designate the Barcelo. GY Ogden, CC __. Ackerman, GS . Stiey. YBSC aldes, GY __.. auaaw? re-apportionment thereof hereby! ded for shall become effective days after the “352 | for same shall have become a law. Approved June 6. 1933. protest, then sat back. ferked ther: BORE Circe 988 Jud: by the hand of someone beside he ct providing} no grand jury term of court Ce a a) The leaders in cach department Marian turned to the defendan who had stood to accept the verdi He bad sank into a chair as thou, bis knees bad suddenly given away Linda was standing. not looking »: her William. but gazing over Bis; head, acrass the room at Jenny. bit ter erlumph ta ber expre have power are most times at bat: Villareal, 34; most runs scored: Castro, most hits: Ackerman, 12; Navarro and Cates, | 3 each; most total bases: Acker- man, 17; cost stolen bases: Vil- jareal and Tynes, 4 each; mo:t bases on balls: Facal, A Jomt Resolution pos Amendment to Article 10 of the mstitution of the S and to fix the jurors required to vote for and re- turn an indictment or presentm This amendment, tion as aforesaid, shall take effect} at midnight on December 31s! without the necessity ¢ Legisiature ef the State of Florida: That the following amendment to Je 10 of the Constitution of the} » of Florida relating to home-j Stead and ex: i thereto an addi known as “Sect Approved June 7. Marian wearily to Lon.” come on Jones will phone ip the story. FN report to Bowen to fet's get out (0. FIVE j A JOINT RESOLUTION A Joint Resolution Amend Section 2 of Article itution of the Sta Florida, lating Governments. y the Legislature, Florida | scWoh si of Artic Constitution of They made their way through the fu keep the crowds to the street and Lon's al taxation shall Today’s Birthdays PR SRSEOReEKeDSa>°Re0 and the same be submitted t tors of the Stat ““tharian,* said ton. Tyou took }a dazéd voice. As j Be It, Resolved te rned to find Anne Tereat playwright, bor itr;wi6 vears ago. oy . the hook, then tw fm on my way to Reno on the tae Bard on you. 'm going &. stopped as a driver shot hit om the jeft hand side. then cut di reftty in front of him. “can't talk here, "lt talk to you tomorrow night Your day of isn't it? Ani you bave to sleep all day if she has to give you a sleeping powder. so it its agreeable to you, Tif meet you there at five o'clock.” unicipal, governments 1 ame is hereby amende Cook (“Ted Cook of California, humorist and col umnist. born at Pontiac, DL, 43| 5 ing to home- an additional as “Section 7” said Article, which shall read as stead and exemption: ection to be know: of Florida at Representatives held in 1934 for approval bathed and dressed she talked, answering Anne’s questions 1 shall read as fol a : empted from Will Harridge, president of the| than special assessments. f American Baseball League, born in Chicago, 48 years ago. ¥ fits, to every head of a fam’ “Silver . . ? She’s the gorgeous girl 1 used to go to Hills with 2} was a frosh when she was a junior and she took me under her wing. Oh, she had reasons, | was a perfect foil, long and lanky and freckled as a Plymouth Rock hen. What's she | goo, like? A composite picture of al); the physical beauty in the world pale, golden hair, big brown eyes. lovely real color in the most like skin you ever longed to 2 She used to wear silks and sating | Yeats ago. when the rest of us were wearing serge and linen.” State of Florida, the | defined in Article 10 of Stitution of the State of to the valuation of $5,000.00, pro- vided, however, that the ch si plicable, except in es where loi | for counties are Legislature that “g? \s,” salé Marian. delighting tn his masterful assumption of au thority. They had arrived before the apartment house. “Neatly twenty hours before | see you again.” he mused as be left her yre going to do Frederick H. Gillett, former U. provided by S. Senator from Massachusetts. born at Westfield, Mass., 83 years} such head aw classify cities! ng to population, | i shall by general towns accor shall by general law incorporation, f a family or in his law | ful wife residing upon such home- }stead or in both. Approved May 27, 1933. Dr. Frederick B. Robinson. pres- ! ident of the College of the City of | touen | New York, born in Brooklyn, 51) 4 Jo: i na privileges under such c E ms, and no spe A JOINT RESOLUTION int Resolution Proposing mendment of Article XIX viding for th starry nce to her eyes Shek ne ber apartment. then leaned back against the door. “Is that you, fan?” called Anne Stanton from the dressing room. *Who else has a key to this apart: vileges shall be passed by the Legis-} ———— latui Lee Lawrie of New York, sculp- tor, born in Germany, 57 years by Jeanne Bowman) Lon Casad reenters RESOLUTION Edward W. Beatty, president of | | the Canadian Pacific R. R., horn} } chucetts Gengral Hospital, Bos-| in Ontario, 57 years ago. The Board of County joners of each oftener than once in upon the applica- fourth of the registered | Sir Austen Chamberlain, Brit- mendment to! ish statesman, born 71 years ago. Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry, made, to decide whether the sale of A ection 14 of said Artic Roumania, | intoxicating liquors, wines or beer and the same is hereby and shall be submitted to the elec- tors of the State of Florida at General Election to be held Tuesday after the first Mo: 934, for ratifica- King Carol Il, executed in Paris, born 41 years ago. French queen question to be determined by = 1918—American troops and |Jority of those voting at the elec- | other Allied forees repulse Bol- MINIATURE VIOLIN hevik attacks on banks of Dvina. a be conducted| 4 nner prescribed by law for 1834—Britain’s Houses of Par- liament burned. BERLIN—A immigrants; turer of this city has made a vio- ly asj}lin which is only 000 daily, 25) length and weighs less than onei manufac-| hol@ing g For a period of fif- under this Section years from the beginning ©" | within sixty days, from the time of] operation, motion imi presenting said app! any such election cé within sixty days of any| Ist, 1933 tional election, or am T. G. Mor-! now arrive at st public opera- and plants which si thereby] lished in this State on or after Jul including all lands, buil chattels utilizea ompared with over 5. ten’s hictoric ; tion under ether in y' nection 4 terials emption, Hi lie ti i ra Hi tu RA | i il | i ? i i, i i ii je ville, extending territorily out the yreneat Snten, of County, e place any or county, district, municipal and governments, jicers, and constitutional or statutory, legislative, executive, judicial, or administrative, and shall the juri powers, duties mi the jurisdiction, functions of such unicipal poration, its legislative, executive, administrati judicial and ments and its boards, bodies fieers; to divide thi territory im- cluded in such municipality Inte} reasonable su te scribe a just and of taxation for such municipaiit: and districts; and to fix the liability of such muni. Bonded and other indebtedness, isting at the time of the establish-| ment of such municipality, shall be! 4 in “4 a town. Such municipalit, ercise all the powers of corporation and shall nized as one of the @ivisions of the State duties and obligations and shall be entitled powers, rights and priv: cluding representation in POOR LIGHT MAKES STUDYING TWICE'ES WaaD Reaprnc and writing and ‘rithmetic’ Hard -meuph for 2 normal youngster to Enjoy Without Demg Sanducapped oy poor light, Your child may not know what the trouble i. Bat pee Gan depend on this: The dimmer the light, the longer ake" gue to study, and the more chance of seriouscye strain! You don’t have to be a lighting expert to ses the bull ie seer child’s lamp. Just sit in the chairs she wars, ant as ¢ oe oe Tead this line of fine print without squmimg « momma —mcng Gmumen If you can’t, stop at the Mazda lamp dealer's tmarrew amd get a new and brighter bulb, and ask for ene of cur Soe Reading Lamp Charts. ihe i fit | a | - i i i | also jegal by i eee rg di | | i i i , H | : if § | E | | | | | i i i | ! 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