The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 10, 1937, Page 4

PAGE FOUR BY MARIZ DE NERVAUD SYNOPSIS: Fire destroys Kay Crandon’s Lazy Nine ranch house mor, @ puncher she impulsively hired, fights Scrap Johnson, a cowhand who molested Kay. They shoot it out, wounding each other. Hastings finds them unconscious and murders Scrap with Ted’s gun. Ted crawls to a shack where. @ girl named Marion nurses him @ feverish week. The gun’ is found and Sheriff Farley searches for Ted. Kay decides to. ~ ook around herself at the scene of the shooting. Chapter 30 Calling The Fire Patrol miles slipped past, and Kay finally came to the wooded slope of the eastern divide, Re- membering that this was the re- gion Tom Runyon was patroling, She speculated idly on the chances of meeting him. Im one way, she hoped she wouldn't. Yet, on the other hand, she might be able to give him her idea of the mysterious circum- stances surrounding the death of Scrap Johnson, and so make his tude less antagonistic to Bhs probabilities were that Tom Runyon hadn’t heard anything it, and it might be well to the trend of his first impres- peeeee = gave Flicker free rein to steep climb, she realized Runyor might be a valu- . With his knowledge of Borin Pe ater ‘arley by. Kay didn’t want him with her now, but she was on that score, because Cetin patrol duty times, as he had outlined her, Kay found that he be off duty unti] tomor- ae eis decided it would be a good to get in touch with him now. she sang out a ringing hal- asia mere chance that within earshot, unlikely, If that F at to Kay with the elcborate gallan- try that always gave her that sense of uneasiness with him, “that I've been counting the hours.-until J could get relieved and get back there. I never dared for this break!” He smiled fatuously, and drew closer. “What would Zeke Farley be doing around here?” In a few words Kay told him of the. finding of Scrap Johnson’s body, ‘and the gun shé’ had giver Ted Gaynor. ss 2 sig course, he Patvernt “4 mind jumps' away conclusion that Ted i’°the” mur-’ had more intelligence thanthat, so I wanted to see you and get you working on it from angle.” Kay ee him a sidelong look, to see if she was putting the wie A on too thick, but Tom Runyon’ pleased smirk was untroubled by doubt. “Well now, I'll be glad to do any- thing I can,” he offered heartily. “T can’t say I was much impressed with this Gaynor guy that time I saw him up here with you, but if you say he’s all right, that’s O.K. with me.” “T know he’s not a murderer,” Kay declared positively, “and nat- urally I don’t want a member of my outfit mixed up in a thing like this. Pm going up now to look over the ground at the central divide, and I thought maybe you’d go up there tomorrow, when you are re- lieved, and see what you make of it, Zeke Farley is.all right, but he’s kind of clumsy, and he’s got a onhe- track mind. I thought you might | Tum aeress some signs that he'd missed.” “Sure Pil do it. Pll come right ) back to. the Lazy Nine and tell you what I find. I wish I could go up there with you now.” he ended re- gretfully. “T know you couldn’t do that today, but if you'll go up tomor- row, I'll be ever so grateful. I don’t really expect to find anything my- self.” She turned walked back toward Flicker, with Tom Runyon beside her. “But I thought I'd like to see the place.” “You're taking a lot of trouble for this bird!” Tom Runyon shot hera look. “I wonder if you'd take that much pains if I was ac- cused of murder?” “T would if you were a member of my outfit.” Kay swung into the saddle, and added. with a demure- ly provocative sinile, “And I might, anyway, even if you weren't!” Waving him a gay farewell. she plunged down the trail that led to the valley separating the two di- vides, crossed the stream and mounted again to yet dizzier heights. A Stake Marks The Spot HALF mile or so from the summit, Kay came on. one of the granite monuments that mark the meridional boundary between the two states. She drew in for a moment and studied its undressed surface broken by the smooth left for cutting the words “Montana” and “Idaho.” An empty feeling tempted her to stop and eat her lunch here. But she decided to wait uae she on. headed thi the in the profile of vide. the central Flicker in, gazed | of water that lay before her. Fis surtece was stirred by a gentle breeze which seemed the only movement of the appar- ently insignificant head waters, and yet it held the sources of two Tushing rivers in its mysterious Leaves Port Tampa on Sundays and Wednesdays at 4: P. M., arriving Key West 7 A. Leaves Key West Mo: and Th 8: ndays yarsdays 8:30 A. for M. Mondays and Thursdays. M. Leaves Key West Tuesdays and Fridays 5 P. M. for Pert Tampa, Fla. Fer farther information and rates call Phone 14 J. H. COSTAR, Agent. derer,” she ended. “But I knew you | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN COCCOAOOOOHAOOOOOSOOOOOOOOHO OOO AOOHOOSOEOOEEOSOES SOCIETY :-: O06 DOC CORRHOR SESE STS EOSSOCL OOOO COE EEETELCCLECEEEES Shower Given In Honor Of Miss Dorothy Lord Mrs. William J..Lord and Miss tivating story was read and the 'Mary Felton, were hostesses last. | week at one-of the most enter-' mobiles were indicated. This was, _@ rea] brain teaser and was won} | taining events of the season, when they gave a delightful picturesque| by Mrs. Gladys Roberts, jshower in honor of Miss Dorothy} Another contest in which sit | |Lord, at the National Guard Ar-| contestants were to find the}. | mory. ;number-of words to be taken from; The spacious drill hall of the the words Wedding Bells, was} [armory was transformed into @ productive of much enjoyment. ‘bower of beauty, skilled hands They entered into the game bent having’ arranged an intriguing! on finding the answers, but were }eolor scheme of pink and green, | surpassed by Mrs. Mary Gardner, using ‘a bountiful supply of native who presented the greatest num- cut flowets and potted ferns. iber and won the prize There was Amidst this gorgeous array of also a door prize awarded and the tropical beauty and seated beneath! fortunate winner was Mrs. Piedad a wonderfully arranged bell, sat! Parra. the honoree, receiving the happy| Among those who attended this wishes, of her friends, who were ;exceptionally delightful shower many and most graciously. showed/ were: Misses Marjorie. Gwynn, {their love and affection for one!Kathryn Thompson, Isabell Gar- of their number who was soon to ing, Louise Thompson, Edna be married. »Sands, Lillian Sands, Mary Jo The surprise of the affair was MeMahon, Susan LaKin, Elaine when Fay Elizabeth Bervaldi,;Beene, Coralie Gibson, _ Stella | beautifully gowned in wedding ar-' Knowles, Evangelina Duarte, Ber- rayyand Leo Stanley, in the tie L. Higgs, Pauline Mixom; Nellie| habilimants of a perfectly dressed L. _Kirschenbaym, “Annabelle jgroom,-to the air.of a wedding Lewin, Aelen, fers «Alice march qarched to the bell, pulled: Gwynn, Maudie Lowe, Loig Busta, the velease strings and showered; Beulah Brantley, Beatrice Morena, } the bride to be with many beauti-; Vera Mulligan, ‘Virginia---Smith, ful gifts. |Ruby Jexman, Louise . Ketchum, These many tokens of leve and Ida Kerr, Phyllis E. Gomez, Mary affection were opened py Miss E. Whalton, Josephine Ovide, Catherine Thompson, Miss Mar-| Isabel Kelly. jorie Gwynn and Miss Mary Fel-| /Mesdames Charles Curry, Ralph ton, and when arrariged presented | Russell, Leon McFarland, Harold an attractively pleasing and al-.C. Thompson, Hastings C. Smith, luring display. Eurice Sterling, Charles Lewin, Before the denouement of the;Henry F. Saunders, John V. Ar- shower, a delightful program of|cher, Beryl F, Curry, J. H, Rob- vocal and instrumental music was|erts, Robert L. Lowe, Piedad given. Miss Beatrice Moreno! Parra, William Russell, Benjamin played a number of piano selec-| Roberts, W. F. Archer, John C€. tions, and accompanied Miss|MeMahon, Arnold M. Currie, W. Beulah Brantley, who played sev-|H. Pierce, Lillian Lewis, Raymond jeral beautiful selections on the|Lord, J. A. Valdes, J. R. Valdes, violin. Mrs. Eva Warner was! Benjamin H. Lowe, Pace Johnson, heard in “At Dawn” and “In A! Marie Rendueles, Harrison T. Luxembourg Garden” ‘aecompanied{ Reese, John A. Lord, Myrtland by Mrs. John Archer at the piano./Cates, Charles Hoeffer, M. Miss Isabel Kelly delighted with a;Gardner, Carl Bervaldi, Rachel reading entitled “When the; Sanchez, Joseph Lowe, L. R. War- Minister Comes To Tea.” Miss'ner, P. W. Keiffer, Flossie Cas- Susan LaKin was heard in a'tillo, C. Bryant, Hilton Curry, beautiful rendition of “I Promise; Bert MeClintock, Thomasine Mil- You” with Miss Coralie Gibson/ler, Josephine Ovide, John J. accompanying at the piano. Romero, Jr., John N. Roberts, There was also-a very interest-|James L. Fort, Orion Lounders, ing game ef wards in which a cap-! Virginia Baker. Grand Event At Boca Chica Tomorrow Night One of the biggest events of those attending with her inter- the week will take place tomorrow | pretations of the season’s favorite evening at Boca Chiea Casino songs. when Miekey Cherep will present, 3 5 eat Seca and his orchestra’ Chet Brownagle and his orehes- with Gwen Williams in the second/tra is now filling am engagement engagement im this city. at MacFadden’s Deanville on Mi- Management of Boca Chica is ami Shores. Other numbers .on preparing to take care of the the floor show will be given by large crowd which will undoubted-' members of the orchestra. ly attend this affair. A large; “Johnson Rag”, eomposed by jmamber of tables have already Chet went over so big last might been reserved by parties planning that the orchestra was requested to attend this entertainment, to repeat it six times. This will treat. ‘be a number on the program Gwen Williams, popular Miami Wednesday evening. radio star who made a big hit at} Those attending, tomorrow night last night’s affair, will headline will enjoy five hours of dancing the fleer show program favoring beginning at 9:00 o'clock. | e « ~ ee names of certain makes of auto-' ALLEN BROOK wo - MAME FOR HIMSELF OW FESTERY WATER COURSES AS OME OF THE LEADWS MOTOOBOA AREDS, 440 REQUIRED NO TORMENTORS--.4ar Mores Pentes mere martes fee Conran TE acousmes ax me serf ithem are not so optimistie about -jernoen te even the count in the + falso of Oviedo, KEY WESTIN | “ ee NESE PERSONAL MENTION Assistant State Attorney J. Happenings Here Just 10 Years;Lancelot Lester, who was busily Ago Today As Teken From engaged on penne ——— i The Files of The Citizen for several returned over fe the highway last night, accom- tpanied by Mrrs.-Lester and son, Key West is in much better yom i og condition financially than many Florida cities but is showing less optintism and doing less te adver- tise herself than many other towns in the state which are far| less able, said William Cates, af, the Key West Investment Com- pany, who is just back from a visi I to points on the east coast. What I saw in other Cities is enough to put Key West te shame, Mr. C: yr: said. I have talked with business) fFom Miami, Warren Watrous, connected pany, with headquarters in Phila- delphia, is visiting in Key West on a combined business and pleas- ure visit, and plans to leave ‘ow the return trip Thursday. P. J. Galvin, customs agent}: was an arrival ‘on’ men in Miami, Lake Worth, Palm‘ the plane from Miami this morn- fi ing for a business visit with local customs officials. Mrs. Benjamin Jenks left over the highway this morning for Mi- ami to spend a while with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hood who arrived last week from Norfolk, Va., for a vacation. Beach, Delray and other cities, and I know they gave me facts as they are, and though many of the immediate future, but every single one of them had faith that the town had the ability to come back and would surely do it. While mot much money can be spent at this time, those people are giving their donations right along to con- tinue telling the world what they have to offer, confident this will repay them handsomely in the future. Captain W. I. Jackson, of the! P. and 0. S. S. Co., left this morning in response to a telegram} instructing him to report to the Florida, in Miami, for duty. One negro was fatally injured, two others severely hurt and two badly bruised: when an F. E. C. speeder on''whieh they were rid- ing left thé; rails on Sugar Loaf Key_yesterday afternoon. Edmond Mrs. Consuelo Carmona, - Mrs, Teresa Pita and daughter Miss Angelica, left on the: Flovida/ Motor Lines bus this morning for ‘a few days visit in Miamix [Bow died ¥ o’élock last’ night in Mercedes‘ hospital. This followed the amputation of an arm. Rob- ert Seymour sustained two broken ribs and a number of bruises and was otherwise injured. Peter Rolle, is less seriously hurt. Two others were given first aid at the hospital and discharged. Details of the accident will not be avai able until the foreman makes his official report of the accident. Mrs. Joe Pearlman and ‘son Donald, were passengers on the brief visit in Miami. ness trip to New York and other eastern markets, and will be gone several weeks. Charles Aronevitz left this morning for Miamiem reute to New York and other points, and will spend a while at Lake Placid and points in Canada. Editorial comment: In casting’ about for things with which te help spread the city’s fame, don’t overlook the aquarium the eity is bound to have before long. eeecoeooes eee CLASSIFIE COLUMN seccceceocccssooeooesesos FOR SALE EL MODELO COFFEE—Deliver- ed at your home. Highest quality at low price. Ask your neighbor. L, BANCELLS, 801 Simonton street. The navy baseball club will en deavor at 4 o’clock tomorrow aft big baseball series being played| between the navy and the Rotary Club. Last Thursday’s game was a hard fought battle between the temms with the seore 4 to 3 in favor of the Rotarians. Bob ttswood pitched a fine game and struck out six of the navy batsmen. Captain Biery also piteh- ed great ball, and neither piteher gave a base on balls. A ear driven by George Morris knocked a little boy from his! bicyele at the corner of and Duval streets. The child not hurt but the bieyele was dam- aged. tues-thur-sat NICELY FURNISHED HOME, eleetric ice box, tile bath, ete. _ Reasonable, Apply Johnson & Jonnson. The danee to be given in about two weeks by the Robert J. Perry Chapter DeMolay, is being care- fully plammed and those im charge are determined to make it one of the most delightful of the sew son. Committee on arrangements is composed of Gerald Hernandez, Joe Pierce and Allan Hampton. Three aliens this moruing filed notice of application for ¢itizen- ship with Rodney €. Gwynn, United States deputy clerk. They are Fonstanton Diaz, white, Oviedo, Spain; Hilario M. Rames,}* Spai and Jose Gigerey, of Galicia, Spain. Morris Holtsberg has returned; coe of August, from a buying trip im the north-|*#™* in my etm market and says that he has | Sea thereat bargained for some of the finest! braces the following a voted is in a 4, vy Largo a fall er igo bgt i: an Garden Cave. Plat Book 1, Page patrons of Key West will be de-} ‘Phe assessment of the said prop- lighted when they sce the stock. [t7t%, under the said centificns: '%. Ria Lighthouse Tender Sundew, whieh brought the body of Lud-| redeemed ‘wig Bethel to port early Tuesday | sola tn the highest at day { the month of September, 1837, whieh is th< 6th day of Sep- tember, 1937. Tated this 16th Gey of August, 3; 1 bus this merning goipg for aj‘ "TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1987. LEGALS {| LEGALS NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR — Genate HE NOTICE 15. day of August, A. D. 1929, has same in my office and has made application @ tax deed to sued thereon. Said certificate em- braces the following erty im the County of Monroe, State to-wit: fot is Sar, 6. Key Largo Cit t ir 'y a Industrial Sect.) Plat No z Viat Book 1, Page 176. The assessment of the said ribed prop- erty In the County _f Monroe, State} of Florida, to-wit: | Lot 21, Sqr. 9, Key Largo City, Industrial Section, Key Largo, Plat No. 8, Plat ‘Book i, Page The assessment of the said prop-jerty under the said certificate erty under the said certificate is-!sued was in the name of Mrs, Le: sued was ip, the “mame of - Mittie! lic Hane. brock. Tt Costs |e ipleas said certificate shall be Said” cettifieate shat nl ome according to law, the law, th rty described therein will be wh be’ to jhe highest bidder at the door on the first Mon- month of September, ont! September, } 19: is the 6th day of Sep- Sep-!tember, 193%, sig the! Gon day eke t git lez a pie aD this 10th day of August NOTICE OF APPLICATION \ FOR Semate Wit Wo. 163i » HEREBY GIVEN, holder of Tax prop- County, Florida. aug}@-17-24-31 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED « NOTICE IS HEREBY % : % That J. G Edley, holder of Tax| Certificate No. f woe Sow ea Certificate No. 2261, issued the 5th {day ef A es 4 day of August, A. D, 1929, has filed|s&me in my office and has mate same in my office and has made} application for a tax Lam A A Pion application for a tax deed to be is-}sued thereon. Said —s = sued thereon. Said certificate em-| braces the following descr’ ms braces the following described prop-| erty in the County of Monroe, erty in the County of Monroe, State}! Plorida, to-wit: cit ft Plorida, to-wit: Lot 22, Sar. 9, Key Large City. Lot 46, Sar. 6, Largo City, Plat No, 5, " Industrial Sect., Plat No. 5, Plat *5 k 1, Page 176. pro |, The assessment of the. said prop~- erty under the Said certificate is- hued wae tir the pame of: Mie. Ian le Lal erty rea was in the name of J. M. man. ‘Unless said. certificate shall be Unless said certificate “shalt pe?rtdeemed according | to py redeemed according , $0 law, the| Property described reyes eo property described .thprein will be! sol@ to the highest bidder see sold to the highest bidder at the} court house door on the first court house door on spe; no cmouth of oe a day in the month if), 1937. whith da: the 6th day P- 1937, whieh is the 6th. ‘of Sep. | tember, a ‘ tember, 1937. -, id apated ¢ “Yoth day of August) Fe ee ee Ae Ross C Sawyer * SWAL) Ross © Sawyer | Clerk of Circuit Court of Clerk of Cirewit Court of Monroe} Coanty, Pl HAT 24-81 ty Plorida. augle-17-24-31 Morris Holtsberg left over the|. highway this morning fer a busi-}},,. po oe Siticd ema hae SEY, sitico a 7 yy Sonny we application for a tax deed to be application for a tax deed to be ia-| Sued thereen ale Cer eyined rope sued thereon. Said certificate em-| sty in the County of Monroe, State ribed wit: 4, Key Large City, braces the following dese! prop- erty in the County of Monroe, State nae re Saga Garden Cove, Plat Book t, Page 157. of Florida. to-wit: Tot 3, Sqr. 4, Key Largo City, 3 Book 1, Page The assessment of the said prope under the said. certi Garden Cove, Plat 1, i: ~ Wanter © 15. The assessment of the said prop-|£°t%, in the name of Walter iw “sald cortileate shat! be fu rding to ep be the highest bidder at the Gaye he Sta” a" Somme in je ome or 5 Reuss éeor om the tivet Bas~ . which j¢ the @th day of Bep- 1 day in the month of September, 37, which is the 6th day of Sep-| "net thin 10th day of August, mber, 1937. jie sepetee this 10th day of August.d sear) a 6,3 (SEAL Clerks of Ciretit Court. a ? Ross € Sawyer % = | Clerk of Ciséult- Court Monroe} County, Florida, auglo-17- 34-3 County, ida. Peacock. Uniess said certificate redeemed to x property’ described therein will be sold to the highest bidder at the e shall roperty law, the Properts No. 2274, issued the Sih) same in my office agpat. A. D. 1929, has filed! application for a tax iy Office and has made| sued thereon. oe deed to be in-, braees the fello’ described prop- certifiente em-| erty in the County of Monroe, State ofS as es aS a tate: 1, . 1, Key A . Cove, Tat ie in ‘application for a sued thereon. braces the following described jerty in the County of Monroe, of Florida, te-wit: 44, r. 9, Key Latte City. Sect, Plat Ne 5, , Page tts The assesament of the said prop: erty under the said certificate | was in the name of Matt a in the _ month ber, of September, which is the 6th day of Sep- tember, 193 f pated this 16th day of Augest, Ross € Sawyer Court of Montoe amet eal -24-38 7, which is the Sth day af Sep @ this 10th day. of August.) (SEAL) “erk of Cireoit Ross © Sawyer County, Florida. roe cua . NELLIE MAY ANDERSON, ‘Complainant, t erty under the anid certificate is- sued was im the name of Hattie A. ys certificate shall law, the therein wit he +p @ey in the month of Fy =< 1937, which is the 6th , Sep- all ions ember, 1937. : Dated this 10th day of Avgust,! ak as confessed by said 4e- 1937. (BEAL) ui Clerk of Cirenit Court of Monroe der be published once seach Cownty, Florida. awei6-17-24-21 for f: comseentive weeks in The Key inen, & newspaper pul