The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 5, 1936, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1936," THE KEY WEST CITIZEN \OOOOOOEM ET: ecccccccece 1 NEVER MIND THE LADY CLASSIFIED wa msm tn by David Garé Chapter 45 CHEERS! it "LTE walked steadily, bis head up. Allaire! Look down, look down that lonely road—! His hand was on the door, he closed his eyes a moment, took a grip on himself and his strength, and then, eyes open, he walked in. Rosa was standing near the bed. She looked up at that tall swaying young man on the threshold, and her teeth jumped out at him in a wide white smile. Willett’s heart turned over a couple of times—Rosa wouldn’t dare to smile if— “Allaire!” he said tensely. The girl’s eyes opened. She was Dale and drawn and she didn’t seem to see him at first. Then her hand fluttered toward him, | “Hello, Terry darling,” she mur- mured. “How'd you make out?” “All right.” Willett’s lip trembled. ‘All right, honey. But you—” He bent over her anxiously. Rosa | was trying to draw his attention to @ bundle in her arms, a funny leenkscerageca bundle with some- {thing plump and alive and healthy- }looking in it. Willett’s face was a jstudy in grimy uncertainty. There was a low laugh from the girl. | Terry sat down, He felt very weak all of a sudden. “And you're all right?” He couldn’t ;Seem to grasp it. | “Of course. Rosa was wonderful. [And whenever—things seemed hard dand I was frightened, I just reached out for your hand, darling, and—it was there—always.” She closed her eyes and smiled. “And you put through the job. Oh, ‘Terry, your father must be so proud—” She couldn’t seem to grasp that herself. To her it was wonderful. “No prouder,” said Willett a little “Wish you'd come along with us, Bucky.” “T'd better be here for the opening of the river next week, Terry. A lot of the National Coffee Company big shots are going to ride through the locks for the first time and 1 think T'll tag along. That was one fine job of yours, son.” ; “Your job, Bucky, as much as mine.” “Tough-jawed Bucky Corrigan, with the sinews of a hundred en- gineering jobs in his powerful sun- burnt frame and the spirit of Mars in his nature, shook his head. “Thanks, fella, but my kind of help grows on trees. It comes out of en- gineering schools and grows a little valuable with experience, but it isn’t in the same class with the kind of help you get from—from,” he nodded toward the slim girl in tropical white, “—her.” “I know,” said Terry quietly. There was a blast of the whistle and a last shouted call of departure. “So long, Bucky,” said Willett. “And you know what I think.” “Forget it,” said Corrigan. I'll be working for you steady some day. You're carrying the mail, son.” PARK The sult of Aftei ‘HEY shook hands. Corrigan | cleared turned to Allaire and held out | his hand. “Oh, 80 you're going to be snooty, are you, Bucky?” thé girl com- mented, smiling. She pushed aside his hand and stepped up close to him. “This may not mean much fo you, but it means a lot to me,’ | She kissed him swiftly and grace- fully. Corrigan flushed slightly ,be- neath his tan. pe’ “That's the high point of my jife,” he grinned. “Damn if it isn’t.” Rosa surrendered her healthy glowing burden to Terry. He hoisted it in his arms, a smile of white teeth appearing in the bronze of his face. Allaire’s eyes as they rested on him i failed to ring S THREE TEAMS TIE. |" FOR FIRST PLACE IN CAGE LEAGUE BAKERS WON THEIR CON- TESTS HIGH SCHOOL GYM ; League was thrown into a three- way tie for first place as the re- f the doubleheader played ‘last night at the gymnasium. | found that the Park Tigers, Busy Bee: Bakers and High School five zWithout a victory to its; yesterday of being nearly beaten x Athe opening contest, the | some composed of Dr. Tidtrs= boys 86 ;to® 29. quarter. | this season that a club has failed; quarter. i J. Pinder scored 13 points and Wicker: BY JOVE SPORTS Rondel te Golf Links (By GRAVY) Cocccccccccccccoccoocees Well, boys, the new chairman of the greens committee is none} other than our old friend, Doc William Prescott Kemp. So if you have any kicks make them to that gentleman and they will be taken care of pramptly. As aides, Willie will have Eddie Strunk and Otto Kirchheiner to fall back on if the argument gets too strong. Nothing definite has been heard from the Baltimore team y the dust of. battle had|#bout when and how they will ar- aoe i ; | rive to play the locals, As soon AUS SIS RDG tN hia ig known gon vill be| informed at once, TIGERS AND BUSY BEE LAST NIGHT AT Island Gity Basketball High School won two games and while the WPA quintet} The writer had the pleasure! In ‘a five-} Williard | Bartlett of St. Louis, Miss Betty) Buechner of New York and Bill Malone, Otto Kirchheiner and Samuella of Key West, many and} various scores were made. How- up at least one point in a; ever, be it known that on the first nine the lady was three strokes} and two holes better than yours truly. The following card was by a.woman player. defeated the High School) The ABC outfit; to score in the second This is the first time s six for the losers. A. | STOWERS TEN WON T ‘CONTEST OF; FIRST-HALF DEFEATED RESEARCHERS 8 TO 4 YESTERDAY AFTER- NOON AT PARK; SECOND- HALF STARTS TOMORROW The Stowers Park ten won the last game of the first-half of the Social Diamondball League by defating the Research Department outfit 8 to 4 yesterday afternoon at Bayview Park. Leading hitters of the game were Cervantes and H. Lopez, each with two safeties in as many times | at bat. B. Pinder hit two out of four. For the Stowers boys, Alvin Smith, Cates and Hopkins played a great game in the field, while! G, Acevedo, Salinero and P. Va- rela starred for the Researchers. Joly had a field day in the left garden for the losezs. The opposi- tion had him running all over the park, Joe Russell allowed but six hits in seven innings but walked nine batters and forced home two by} TO SUBSCRIBERS If you do mot receive your Paper by 6:15 o'clock in the afternoon, call telephone 51 and a paper will be sent to your home. A complaint boy - is om duty at this office from 6:15 to 7:15 p. m. for the purpose of delivering com- plaints. Help us give you 100 percent service by calling 51 if you do not receive The Citi- zen, [SAS ts sttsda a club in this league for the sec- ond-half are requested to be at Bayview Park this afternoon, 5 o’clock, At that time a new schedule} will be adopted and play will be- gin tomorrow afternoon. Score by innings of yesterday’s game: R. H. E. Research Department— 001 000 102—4 10 5 i Stowers Park— 002 060 00x—8 6 1 Batteries: J. Russell, J. Walk- er and Gonzalez; M. Tynes, Mc- Carthy, Cates and Hopkins. Standing of the league at the end of the first-half: 2 19 Club— Stowers Park Administration Sanitary Department 6° 6 Research Department 3 9 '| MONROE THEATER Edmund Lowe in THUNDER IN THE NIGHT Winifred Shaw in THE BROADWAY HOSTESS COLUMN BICYCLES—WE RENT Hour, Day or Week. all makes and paint Nu-Enamel. We supply of parts. Rollfast and Dayton And sell them down and $1. Phone 276. J. i; CASA MARINA , .,.Key West's Hotel De Luxe AMERICAN PLAN 20 Delightful Rooms, Each With Private Bath Evening Dinner Palm-Shaded Sandy Beach with CASINO OR At AGREED RATE, ONE WAY, $7.50 Leave Key West 4 p. m., Ar rive Miami 5:20 p.m. Fast - Comfortable - Safe {free passes, Masseur in Attendance Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ Smith marked up 13 and Hale 10/turned in by Miss Buechner: for the victors, Buechner . 554 355 445—40 Albury and Cates also played! par __. _... 444 354 344—35 a good game for the Park five,/ $0 you see, boys, what the golf while Knowles and Lopez per-! game is coming to when the so- formed well for the School five.| called weaker sex can turn out a The losers gave the Tigers a) game like that. But the catch to} seare in the last quarter of the! the whole thing is the lady is one; game when they scored 14 points,; of the top flight amateur golfers falling way short, however, as the| of ‘New York state. Park club also marked up seven points in their half of the same quarter. were more than the eyes of a woman PETER SCHUTT, Manager looking upon the man she loves; they were the eyes of a woman with the pride and ideals of a goddess who'd seen them held in strong and gallant hands. Rosa started to weep. Allaire put her arm around he. and said some- thing in her ear which made Rosa smile. They shared a triumph, this lovely American girl and the old In- dian woman. Corrigan watched them go up the unsteadily, “than 1 am of mine—” “Cheers!” murmured Allaire. “The Willett Construction Company.” And she drew the rumpled auburn head down to her, All managers who wish to enter} ‘HE coastwise steamer to the cap- ital lay in her berth at Pro- Pionoire with steam up and the gangway rapidly being cleared. It was that moment of departure when the blast of the whistle is imminent in the air, and the bustle and furore of the docks are merged into the whole swift-moving moment of Fare- well. A slim girl in tropical white with polo coat and gay purple scarf about her throat stood near the foot of the gangway. She was talking with a fat, old Indian woman who held a care- fully bundled baby in her arms. The gangplank. Yes, Bucky Corrigan, a job that would last, because Man’s handiwork was rooted in struggle and the inspirational qualities of courage and achievement and loyal- ty have always outlasted the build- ing materials of the contractor. They have existed from time im- memorial and they always will; High S Score by quarters: Park Tigers In the nightcap, defeated the WPA quintet, there- by blasting their hopes of putting Total chool ....8 0 7 14—29 1214 3 7—36 Today’s Birthdays Judge Edwin L, Davis of Tenn., | Federal Trade Commissioner, Bakers | born in Bedford Co., Tenn., 60 years ago. { the JOHN C. PARK FINE WORK AT A REASON- ROSES TIFT’S at least one game in the win col- ABLE PRICE umn. The score was 48 to 24. Dr. Bayard Dodge, president they are everlasting; indestrucible. 5 - ry ’ e of the American University at! Rosa was crying again. plump cheeks of the old woman were FLORAL PIECES A €ASH GROCERY ~ wet with tears, Leading scorers were Ed. Wood- Beirut, Syria, born in New York 328 SIMONTON ST. Terry Willett turned to Bucky Corrigan. “Allaire wants to sail from Rosina “What's the matter with you?” demanded Corrigan. “Some beat the game and some don’t. But they did, son and G. Parks for the Bakers, and Adams, Dominguez and Curry City, 48 years ago. CECIL GRAY SPECIALTY CORSAGES, ETC. 1101 Division Street for the Workers, Carlton, Hernandez and Thomp- son also played good for the win- so what?” He grinned and patted her on the shoulder. “You're a good Spig,” he B in the capital. She doesn’t care what she sails in from there, but PHONE 29 haus of North Carolina, born at PLANTS and VINES that’s the place where she wants to start home. Everything started there, she says. She's right.” Corrigan nodded. _ “Yeah. I think it’s swell.” said. ners. (Copyright, 1985, by David Garth) also 01 7 ~ > - boys. THE END * Uy good game but in that half the KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY {lappenings Here Just 10 Years Ago Today As Taken From | the Woman’s Club by Mrs. Lillian Connally. Guests walked into a different work when they entered! |the Athletic Club and beheld the {wonderful beautiful decorations | and the amazing wealth of flowers] ® WPA score was one-sided. Score by quarters: Busy Bee Bakers— Elizabeth City, N. C., 54 years ago. Baker and Cooper were utstanding for the Office to the last half it was @! Aaron Sapiro of New York City, lawyer, born in San Fran- cisco, 62 years ago. Total 5—24 | Michael Williams of New York 11 10 13 14—48 | City, author, editor of the Com- eecvcccccces oven e* monweal, born at Halifax, N. S.,| used to dress the building. Almost Giulio Gatti-Casazaa of Italy,| DURO PUMPS PLUMBING SUPPLIES PHONE 348 SELECT SEA FOODS Jewfish, 2 Ibs. i Yellowtail Steak, 2 Ibs. FISH MOUNTED 624 Front Street KEY WEST, FLORIDA TOURISTS! DON’T MISS THE FERRY— SOUTH FLORIDA NURSERY PHONE 597 INSURANCE Staple and Fancy Groceries Complete Line Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Today’s Horoscop veces ee Today indicates a fanciful and The Files Of The Citizen Yellowtail on Bone, 2 Ibs. 25¢ Office: 319 Duval Street Grouper, 2 Ibs. —-—..-... 25¢ Snapper, 2 Ibs. ... 800 persons attended the affair —“~l|and declared it one of the best Receipt of a radio message last, and most noteworthy amateur onetime director of New York's Metropolitan Opera, born 67 years ago. Stop Over At BIG PINE INN, ‘\/, TELEPHONE NO. 1 evening at the naval station was! performances they ever sritpe responsible for the announcement that General John Pershing will not arrive in ‘Key West until . February 9, one day later than schedule. Captain Clarke D. Stearns has been requested to make reservations over the East Coast Railway on the train leaving that same evening. The general is on board the U. S. S. Denver and has been visiting South American ports, in Chile, Peru and Brazil. An ordinance providing for the issuance of bonds in the sum of $225,000 singned today by Mayor Leslie A. Curry. Funds from the sale of the bonds will be used for street paving, $25,000 for ‘construction of curbing and sidewalks, and $100,000 for im- provement at the municipal golf course. The matter of this issue of bonds has some time by council, discussions revolving around the question of what use the funds were to be put when the bonds were sold. Yachting enthusiasts assembled yesterday at Hotel La Concha to discuss mattets pertaining to the proposed boat races to be held been discussed for; ce) Editorial comment: Washid; is full of big guns, and most o! | them are smooth jbpres. a 3 Captain Clarkf” De. Stedins, {commandant at the naval station ‘and executive viee president. of the Over-Sea Highway Associa- tion, left this morning for Miami| |and from there will go tq St. | Augustine to confer with W. R.j Kenan, president of the Florida! East Coast Railway relative to running a fresh water pipe line from the mainland to Key West. George F. Archer, is in receipt; of a telegram from Jacksonville cing the birth of a son 7% pounds to Mr. andj Mrs. Wilber Archer. The proud parents are son and daughter inj law of Mr. and Mrs. -George F.! Archer. j FA teal (orm egaagely There is a fomewhht-inharmonious tendency, be iwi write s have been born under these Nee and unostentatious, yet possessed of aspiration, great good. 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 135 Sir Arthur Keith, famed Brit- an undercurrent of use.| ish scientist, born 70 years ago. Several preachers and OVERSEA HOTEL The nature is simple) FRESH SHRIMP Large Select Oysters FREE. 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Entries have been promised by a number of noted yachtmen| and Carl Fisher said he will be; The schooner Sherwog arrived here with two boats forthe races.,in port this. morning with a large Temporary quarters for the club; cargo of lumber from New Or-! were given by Wm. R. Porter.| leans. This lumber is consigned to They are located at the foot ofthe Kirkpatrick company and will Duval street in the old Aero-j be shipped over the East Coast to Marine building. | points in Florida. Key West and Miami NOW MAKING DELIVERIES AT KEY WEST ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS WE FURNISH PICK-UP AND DELIVERY = SERVICE’ OFFICE: 813 CAROLINE STREET TELEPHONES 68 AND 92 Henna Rinse . Eyebrow Arch Permanent Waves —... 2.00 up dae : Permanent Ends... -- $1.00 Society last night turned out} Subscribe to The Citizen—20c $ for the annual cabaret given for weekly, 7