The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 5, 1937, Page 3

' Lerding baseba’l hitters for the month of 1937, all over .200, AB R. H. Ave. -2 0 1 600 26 712 476 28710 357 12 2.4 833 -3 1 1 833 10-1 3 300 21 6 6 .285 7 0 2 .285 22 2 6 .272 23 2 6 .260 20 2 5 .250 cnmneee 24 3 6 .250 24 3 6 .250 8 0 2 .250 -4 0 1 .250 -8 0 2 260 17 2 4 .235 17 & 4 .235 13 2°3 = .230 Other Records Most times at bat—Acevedo, 26. Most runs—Acevedo and Bar- eel, 7 each. Most hits—Acevedo, 12. Most doubles—Acevedo, 5. Most trip'es—Acevedo, Fred Carbonell, Molina and J. Garcia, 1 each. Most home runs—Barcelo, 2; Acovedo, Sterling and J. Garcia, 1 each, Most stolen bases—A. Acevedo, 5; P. Carbonell, 4. Moet sacrifice hits—Gabriel, 2. . Most times struck out—D. Lo- 10; Barcelo, P. Curbonell, , Molina, Caraballo, 8 each. Most times walked—Al, Rod- Piguez, 4; A. Acevedo and Machin, } 3 each. Pitchers’ Records Lefty Rodfiguez, won two and lost none. Hathaway, won two Bone. Ma'grat won one and ‘ost two. Salinero won one and lost none. Molina and H. Gates, lost one wach. M. Sanchez lost two. ani lost Records Hathaway pitched two games, 18 innings; struck out 26 and walked but three and hit one batsman. Lefty Rodriguez twirled two gemes, 20 innings; struck out 23, walked five and hit two batters. ja'grat was on the mound. in. two full games and part of an- @ther for a total of 24 innings; struck out 28, walked only one and bit one batsman. H. Gates twirled in parts of two games, for 13 innings, striking @ut 19 and walking 10 and hitting one batter. M. Sanchez. one game. two in- "ning in another, fanning 12, walk- ig seven. Salinero, one game, 12 innings, fanning 12, walking 2. Mo'ina, two games, one full and part of the other, striking out 14 and walking four. M. Griffin pitched but three in- nin, fanning two and walking one. Seeccceces escecee: SPORTING EVENTS sketball Doubleheader Tonight at the High School gymnasium, basketball be treated to a doub!eheader, be- 7:30 o'clock. The high school girls will fans will ginning at at- tempt to defeat their strong Con- vent opponents for the first time this season in the opening contest, and the Park Tigers will try to down the High School varsity five for the first time this year in the nightcap. Referee will be Fred Carbonell and who know their basketball, Baseball Contest In hopes that the baseball game this Sunday wi'l approach the excitement and superb playing of the past two Sundays, fans are @mxiously waiting until the Sani- tay Department and Gardner's Pili Rolliers cross bats again at Navy Field. e of the last two contests 2 innings and the other 11 frames The pitchers who were on the mound last week are ready for duty this Sunday. The fracas will get under way at 1:30 p. m. Followers of the national pastime are urged to be at the field as early as possible to obtain good seats. WEARS OUT 4 BIKES CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Arthur C. Tilney of this city one-legged show repair man, has j ridden a bicycle for 45 years, ped-! aling a distance of 78,000 miles, and has worn out four bikes. ee Rosam as umpire, two boys} | Lovers of speedy act'on and grzcefu! motion will be treated to jlots of this Sunday afternoon if | they should decide to witness th> ennis matches which are to be itieres on the courts at the Casa ; There have been scheduled “sev~ eral interesting matches, both |singles and doubles for the Tenis | Tea to be given at the hotel Sian- | day and lovers of the game are ex- jtending an invitation to witness jthe games. | These matches wil: be the first {games of the season and it is ex- | Pected that others will be arrang- ‘ed before the scason comes to an jene about two months hence, lee | PEOPLE’S FORUM MAKES SUGGESTION i TO ADVERTISE CITY e | Editor, The Citizen: Your mentioning Dr, Spurgeon’s request for data about Key West is, I think, proof of a generally | awakened interest in the Is'and City, which should be mi Aur the right kind of advertising. A northern editar MeepWOUsahl to me that. Florida, gawsy of the conventional sort hasizone sour. ‘Too many paid pyblicity.men deve been putting out trite seneeds abouc! bathing beauties and fashionajste crowds at the races.and at night- ;elubs. The real beauty and charm of Florida has been sidetracked for villas and cocktail parties. Fishing is, of course, one of the chief at- tractions, but it, too, has become a rather stale topic. Key “West has not been over- publicised and people want to hear more about her unique charm, jforeign atmosphere and home- making possibilities. One of the best ways of doing this is to send copies of The C ti- zen to friends in the North and West and to contribute short ac- counts of Key West life and at- tractions to other newspapers. Father A. Locke Maureau has been doing it with his litt'e books of poems, which elucidate some- thing of the spirit of Key West and her quiet appeal. The attractively _ illustrated booklets, gotten out by the local Adrimistration have, also, done much to carry the message to re- mote sections, Such persona! invitations to “come and see” will find ready re- sponse, and from the better type of tourists. We are glad to be able to do our bit in this direction by send- ing “pieces” to Northern papers. It seems to us that proof of real interest is to, do something about it. ©. G. FLINT. Miami, Fla., IFeb, 2, 1937. esecsoooooess (VIEWS AND REVIEWS What They Say Whether Right Or Wrong . John Penrose, En: “Smoking is not done by the best Christians.” Hamilton Fish, Member of. Con- gress from New York: “The time Mas now come for to the President, but to*take back.” | William J. Quinn, Chief of Police, San Francisco: “Modern police halt the devel- opment of potential criminals such as young hoodlums by winning their friendship and properly di- recting their enezgies.” Unnamed official of Switzerland: | “The moment a foreign soldier} crosses our border, we will fight.” boxer | Artie McGovern, former | and trainer: “You will be letter off if you spend the week-end in bed than if you try to crowd seven days’ | exercise into tv Francis B. Sayre, Assistant Secre- tary of State. “Most business men haven't the time to dig down into the epm- plexities of foreign trade.” {Frank Orren Lowden, | Governor of Illin “An error we ve fallen into jin recent years the assumption | that power could be more safely {lodged in a number of men than Sin an individval.” i former | John D. Rockefeller, Jr., now 63 years old: “Business will only do right when it puts service first and fi- nance second,” i pp filed in the Congress not to delegate RAS eet a é Ti G Sd.) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court. —— GLASTONBURG, fices. IN CmcuiT CouRT, FLORIDA, HOLDS 10 OFFICES LEGALS . Vt—t. Mattison of this. village holds of the village’s 18 governing of- STATE CIRCUIT, MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. AUGUSTA C. DORSETTE, ‘Complai ys. CHARLES DORSETTR, Defendant. ORDER. OF PUBLICATION It appearing by sworn bill filed in the above- cause that Charles Dorsette, the de- fendant therein named, resident of the State of gets 1 103rd¢ St., New York, New York; that said; defendant is over the age of twenty- that there is no person; resides at Apt. 6, 201 one year: in the State of Florida the service chancery upon of a summons in affidavit East inant, stated | is a non- oF ELEVENTH someon the} for Monree County in, ing Chancery case whom would bind said defendant. It is therefore ordered that said defendant be and he is hereby re- quired to appean to the bill of com- plaint filed in Said cause on or be- fore Monday, the Ist day of March, . dD. x the allega- tions of said bill will be taken as A 1937, otherwise confessed by It is further ordere said defendant. i that this order be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a news lished in said county and state. Done and ordered this 28, 1937. (SEAL) er pub- January Ross C Sawyer Clerk Circuit Court. RAYMOND R. LORD, Solicitor for Complainant. * Jan29; feb5-12-19-26, IN THE CIRC 1937 COURT OF THE WITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, WioAND FOR MON- R UN Lonat Pn REATHA PREVO; his ty 100 Ae GHARENGE HRATON, single woman, Hilmer Johnson and Johnson, his wife, whose Chris- unknown, and N. A, tian name i: wife, Plaintiffs, et al, ; Defendants. ‘ORDER'FOR PUBLICATION It appearing by affidavit append- ed to the bill of complaint filed in the above stated cause that the de- fendants, Clarence Heaton and Elsie P, Heaton, his wife, Joan Guest, af Brown and —— Brown, his wife, whose Christian name is unknown, are each residents of a state country other than the State Florida, and that their residence is| tee of Foréclosure unknow! or that there is no person} in the State of Florida the service, of subpoena upon one years. bi iT 18 whom would} bind said defendants, and that they are each over the age of twenty- THEREFORE ORDERED, | that said non-resident defendants be and they are hereby required to appear to the Bill of filed in said cause on the ist day of March, Monday, D. 19: of said or fessed by said defendants, IT 1S FURTHER ORDERED that this order be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub- lished in said County and Si This January 28th, A. D. Circuit Court Seal) Complaint » otherwise the allegations M will be taken as con- Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Cire Florence E By Sawyer it Court. Deputy Clerk. KURTZ & REED, Attorneys for Plaint jan29; feb5- ifts. 12-19-26, 1937 CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE 0} F ORIDA, F IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCE! ARCHIE C. ERY. THOMPSON, Complainant, re of Lien ‘ertificates. vs. x ORDER It appearing by the above nuel B. ¢ his wife, hat Goueb fendan residents of the (UEL B. € HE NA GOUCHER, hi and C. 0. ACKERMAN, ucher two of therein named, State jand that they are over th R, and wite, Defendants. OF PUBLICATION sworn stated and the are of Flo’ twenty-one years; that th: of residence as is known to complainant Avenue, Toronto, no person the servic neery upo) said ae 1 there) non-resident defendan: aur Anna wie! quired to appear to the of a whom and complaint.an..or..before D. 19: allegations of said bill w day of March, A. th takengas confegse L) RAYMOND R. LORD, Solicitor for Compla' NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DE EB! Davis, Certificates 2151 sued the 929, has filed same h issued t t deed to be certificate embrac described property Monroe, State of Flor Lot 1, Sar. 1 and 1, Key Largo City Plat Book 1, Page 1 n the nam At r redeemed according Ohio; State No. 163) REBY G holder of day of August, Bland, parti is 407 that t summons would yrdered, That said Samuel B. ts, Goucher, , amd they are hereby said bill his 28th inant. 12-1 G and 215: in my hereon. he ida Lot 2 sment of the said prop-| the said certificates is- of Lot ss said certificates shall be to law, property described therein will sold to the court-house door on t day in the month of which is the Ist 19 ted this 29th 1 R SAL) day highest bidder at the first Mon- 1937, | March, he March, of day of January, ss C Sawyer rk of Circuit Court of Mo County, Florida. jai feb5-12-19, NOTICE Notice is hereby given that will on the 12th day of 1 a petition to the son B. Browne, Judg Eleventh Judicial Circuit for Monroe County, Chancery applying for an Order and Decree legalizing the Ernest Tilley, one of in Florida, adoption minor of the age of} cause Anna non- River of Flor- the f otherw following in the County of and Lot 2, bill de- rida here in! bind} his| re- is of st 1 be i A D. 9, office and ‘has made application for a tax Said 1, the be} nroe 1937 we March, | the Hon. j tees, AXELSON’ AND COM! co } ants, © COUNTY. D. A. L. FRI ¥ IVAR et al. PANY, a Florida corporation, No, 6-S0t GAL and CLAUDE D, as ee8, Plaintiffs, N AND COM- Defendants. NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as der and by, virti cree of ‘okecl tered in that certain cause pendin: in the Citéuit Court of the! Eleventh Judicial Circuit nf; Horida,,imoand which Dope ee | CLAUDE, £. .FREELAN aré . plaintiffs, ase ‘Trus- ant Tear PANY, a PHt- agian a rpéfation, et al., are defend- as “Special Master in Chan- ery appUinted by the Court in said | decree, under and by virtue of the | terms, thereof will offer for sale and selj;at public outery to the highest the fron of Moni or of the Court House County, in the City of Key West, Florida, on the ist day of Maret} 'A. D. 1937, between the hours: of ‘eleven o'clock A. M. and two o’cloek P. M., the same being a legal sales day and the hours the legal hours of sale, the following described property situate in Mon- roe Coun) Northwest the, (NEY S: and ». Florida, to-wit: quarter (NW%) Northeast quarter if Section Eleven (11), Township Fifty-four (54) South, Range ‘Thirty-three (33) East. The said property together,with all hereditaments and as aforesaid the tenements, appurtenances thereuntg belonging, or in any wise appertaining, being sold to satisfy said decreé. 1°) Dated thisy 4th day of February A. Dy 193%, IRA G. Special, Master in Chancery AQUILINO LOPEZ, JR, HAYCOCK, Solicitor for Plaintiff. feb5-12-19-26 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE D. A, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND FOR MO! IN CHANCERY. 6-487 MeDOUGAL and CLAUDE L. FREELAND, as Trustees, NOTICE OF Notice is ys. Jo. P. WOLFSON Plaintiffs, et ux, et al., Defendants. MASTER'S SALE that hereby given the undersigned, as Special Master, un- of| der and by virtue of the Final De- heretofore en- tered in that certain cause pending in the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, in an which CLAUDE L. FRE re plaintiff! et ux, et tees, so I, as Speci for Monroe County in Chancery, be ing Chancery. case No. 6-487, it GA and ‘Trus- P. WOLF- defandants, Chancery » A. and ( . ar Master in appointed by the Court in said terms. and sell highest and be: “A jeree, under and b: . thereof of for the sale 'y ue will offer at publ y bidder for cash at the front door of th of Key rr a6) here: thereunto belongin; pertainin| id decree. this 4th day of February vs BLAIR JV, .GAIR, et al, Notice! i$ hereb3 undersigned, a der and shy virtue of th h cree tered ir in the Cir Judicial for Monte | ing Chan which ¢ tiff, in si the front door of the Court House of Monroe in the City Key West of 2 hou two o a legal sal legal hours ¢ described property roe County, Florida, to: Sections 1 ‘Thirteen Fifty-five (6 Monroe County, in the City ¢ West, roe County, West half (W Four (4), in 4) South, Range 4) East. The said together w COUNTY. E and are defendants, I, as in Chancery appointed by the Court d decree, under and b yl of the terms thereof will nd sell highest and clock P. me being day and the hours the sale, the following situate in Mon- Florida, on the Ist day A e hours the following in Mon- Florid ne (9) and § Township — Fifty-four Thirty-four aforesaid tenements, appurte! , or ina sold to as being IR., ancery intiff, A, IN AND FOR MON- IN CHANCERY. No. 6-488 F. COOK, Plaintiff, e Defendants. R'S SALE that Sr h 6 COOK is plain- Ww. ry IRGE F BLAIR GAIR, al pecial Master et virtue rv for t public outery to the best bidder for cash at it welve (12) and a Thirty-three The said pre y as. aforesaid together with all. the tenem hereditaments and appurten thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining, being sold to said decree. Dated this 4th day of February 1937 AQUILINO LOT JR., 5 Jaster in Chancery. } IRA C. HAYCOC: Solicitor for Plaintiff. ra ne in and n the 6th day of March, A 7, for for the fe a charter to conduct and! The Monroe County Fa yenefit and development Agricultural, Horti Home tural and, other the] State of of seven years, said minor is now in; the custody of the undersigned. Key West, Flor Feb, 5th, 1937. IVA feb5-12-19-26, feb5- Subscgibe to The Citizen—20c¢ weekly, “WILLIAM T. igned ble atisfy FOR C | best¢bidder for cash at! | | | end and at first thought ‘We're All Guilty Now’’ Bey drew out his case and offered Anne a cigarette—took one himself and lighted them. “Steady on,” he said quietly. “They don’t know and they won’t know.” “But—was it wise to—take this way? What are we going to do when they go? Can we trust Madame Kar- sanakoff?” “1 think so,” answered Bigelow. “But—we know so little about her.” “Still—she’s in this with us. We're all guilty, now—accessories if noth-/ * guests had arrived. A sed-balved ght et onthe ofgs eb Gn gia eg from, ” she cried. “Did you) “Isn't it like Anton to 2 renee eS know when! Paris is bre 4 oa 2 ‘t Biarritz—! Do “shall I bring my = a ~§ emergenex Jt “No, it’s too late for }that/tishid Bigelow. Sea Se ainttc Gen ecun: ‘wa! évidentiy'), ‘ i it Over, Bray’ ti Sigits ‘ “But you might come y te very well,” ae an pac cin “You drive your+ dow. 4 you' silaes foi “Sometimes, 1 will tonigiit! sy case. Be there as quickly as I can make it," he promised. “Good!” cried Bigelow and hung up... The Cupboard Door I rit the studio, more guests had ved. The piano was going gaily under Buddy Burton's deft fingers. A red-haired girl in a green frock sat on the edge of the piano, singing, but only a few grouped around her were listening to her song. The rest were chattering at the work table where the food was laid out, or talking in corners. Some had strayed down the hall to the kitchen and were collected there. As Bigelow stood looking about him, a heavy-set man tried the cub- board door. For an instant, Bigelow held his breath; then he realized the man was a stranger in the studio, too, and had made a mistake. Chet Harri- son seized his arm and ushered him away. In the loud clamor that filled the spiracies. And we don’t want to arouse anyone's suspicions—in any way.” “Right,” said Bigelow. Karsanakoff smilingly slipped her arm through Anne’s and they left him. He picked up the telephone re- ceiver and called Austrelitz’s number. He heard the bell ring at the other at Austre- litz was out—but eventually his voice answered, “Yes—?" “Bigelow, herc. What are you do- on ahswered Bige- ad : | il F if “You expect a good deal for orchids, don't you?’” A Call For Karsanakof® IGELOW wandered on. The is E 5 5 “I've been in bed for several hours,” answered the doctor. “It must be after two o'clock, What is it? Is anything wrong?” 2 “Yes, that’s why I called you,” said Bigelow. There was a pause. “Am | to under- stand that you cannot speak frankly from where you are?” asked the doc- tor, taking his cue promptly. ? i i ese { i i ; i [i H i g E | i ey 3 i ! | fi | * “What do you want me to do, then? Come to you or wait up for you here?” “Come to a party,” answered Bige- low. “It’s at Anne Phelps’ studio. I'll give you the address if you've got a pencil handy.” “Just a mement. You're not drunk, are you?” asked Austrelitz. “No. 1 wish 1 were.” BFE af i if li : around her. Near the fireplace, Anne stood talking to a rather dignified looking woman in black. She had gray hey ‘bobbed—and a friendly, erink- ly face. 8 g ; (Copyright, 1937. Frederick Jackson) feb5-12-19-26} the} rooms, Mirabelle Barney hailed Bige- low. “Anne tells me you've just ar- “Very well. Give me the address.” “May I present Mr. Bigelow?—the Bigelow gave it to him. i Baroness Dormstatt, said Anne. 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