The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 11, 1937, Page 9

GAL AS, LECEIITET 12 ALL STATEHIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN PICKED BY PRESS 1909 PAGE FIVE BITES POLICEMAN | CHOSE PRISON TERM ‘ 4 | \ 1-MINUTE SAFETY TALKS | LOS. ANGELES—Mrs. Louise BUFFALO.—Given a choice of { Drake of this city was sentenced washing dishes to pay for a $60 By D erold to a year in prison for biting off plate glass window he had broken b fecha: a Hi part of the ear of a policeman who or 60 days in the penitentiary, interferred in a quarrel betweer Maurice Flynn; 54, of \ this. city, her and her husband. chose the prison term. CLASSIFIED THE WEATHER COCGRA Highest — . : Lowest Advertisements under this head ean ted in The Citizen at Normal Mean _ Temperatures” SOFOCSCSC COLES OOCHSSEOH ° 0 Bt AC. JACKSONVILLE, MIAMI, OR- LANDO, CLEARWATER, TAM- PA HIGH SCHOOLS CONTRI- BUTE ACES to The Citizen) ' MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 13.—Football players from 10 Florida high schools, the cream of the crop, ac cording to the opinions of news: Ppapermen throughout the penin. sula, were named Saturday to po-} Capeeis: sitions on. the All-State team of mént The Citizen’ will give free an | 1937. The team, selected by members | of the’ Florida State Sports Writ- | ers Association, an’ organization | which includes scribes on 43) Flor- ida gewspapers, lists not 11, but 12 player! The 12-member tearm} was necessary because of a tie be- | tween Hubie Houston, St. Peters- | burg, and Bill Cowan, Daytona; Beagh, for the fourth backfield! position. | In the backfield with Houston | and €ewan are Milton “Lefty”) Schemer, Miami High’s brilliant captain, who polled the largest! number of votes of any back, and} two Jacksonville standouts, Virgil | ing Gnome,” and Andrew Jack- ulius Sloat. } ularly honored .by _ polling eatest.number of votes of of le w word. for each in- but the minimum: for the first insertion in every instance is 25e. Advertixers should zive their ‘S$ uf weil) as their tele- if they desire re- sults. ~Payment’ for classified ‘adver- tisements is invasia but. revular advert se: accounts may have the ments chaug¢ed! Witia) ‘stich glassified:, advert's advertise- Autostrop' Razor Outfit. Ask for it. FOR SALE BABY STROLLER. Streamlined Velocipede for child from 3 to 7 years. A-1 condition. REASONABLE. Ap- ply 808 Ashe street. decl3-1tx FOR SALE—Four-door Plymouth Sedan; Bargain. 613 Caroline street. decl3-3tx PRINTING—Quality Printing at the Lowest Prices. The Art- man Press. may19-tf $1.25. Artman may19-tf cards, Press. | ine Gen Robert E. Lee's “Bound-) peRsoNAT, CARDS—100 printed! ate easterly The wires CORNER LOT, 5081 Also, one’ Rainfall” ! Yesterday’s Precipitation .0Ins., Normal Precipitation .08 Ins. Sun sets - Moon rises iy in advance, with ledger; High Low - , Barometer 7:30 a. m. today: ‘Sea level, 30.08. ‘WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Tuesday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday; warmer tonight; gentle to moder- ate easterly winds. Florida: Partly cloudy tonight, somewhat warmer except on the southeast coast; Tuesday partly cloudy, possibly showers in ex- treme northwest portion, slightly | warmer in extreme north portion. | Jacksonville to Florida Straits {and East Gulf: Gentle to moder- winds, becoming southeasterly, and partly overcast t and} Tuesday. |Weather toi too fast and ‘ I burn when I see somebody driving « car down our street faster than he should. Yet, I'd burn if I were doing the same thing and a cop caught me and gave mea ticket, But I oughtn't to. I ought to remember that my little Hildegarde crosses that street several times a day and plays on the other side, and that traffic regulation and enforcement are for her protection, I ought for her sake, to be so loval 8 You were going Youre right Officer _ Take—and Like—Your Medicine manship enough to take our medicine in the name of a good cause. At the present rate, according to estimates made by The Travelers Insurance Company, one out of every three children: faces the PROBABIL- TY of death or maiming from motor accidents in the course of alifetime. So what we need is: more tickets, re fewer tickets, And no “FIX- NG". I like the spirit of that wife of a to traffic regulations that I would feel! New York magistrate who some time good about getting a ticket. ago appeared in: traffic court and paid There is always injustice in any fine. ticket WE get for a traffic violation. Let's just have sense enough or sense of humor enough to remember that | bunk, I think some types of patriotism and public spirit are apt to be the* it I believe we should all lean our own ticket is invariably, going to|over backwards to take what's com- seom uninst and lot's have sports. ine tous for trae rnle violations. RETURNS MONEY EATS WHILE STANDING | + We store need rain in these | parts: Snake Crick is as dry as Gon- gressman Bobbins’ speeches, | Looks fike them brain-trusters | want to control ever'thing but their own spendin’. i cs . y Today’s Horoscope i | Today is a fortunate one for a measure of success. There will be given the favor of employers; jgreat insight irto speculative af- ; fairs; a good balance of mental and physical powers with the ‘ebility to utilize them, If the na- | tive will only work, fame and --— fortune are almost as certain as | anything can be in this world. +2 ee Oee. SOOCEDCCOOEBORE | GENERAL ELECTRIC'S NEW 1938 MODELS ARE READY FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING! America’s Finest and Thriftiest Refrigerator... First Choice of Millions . . . Now Popularly Priced! NEW ORLEANS.—A>--burglar OS ANGELES; — Alleging, e who stole $1.25 from the home of ie her husbaird annbvsa: hee By 7 Aprmeitieerns aig ae Rev. Allan Ramsey of this city cating’ his’'meals: standing, Mrs. | ee 5 rh thrifty de poe gat sent the money back several da¥s Helen O, Grab of this city sued for at prices and terms that will later. not blast Santa's bu to | wEaTHia conbrTions ner 5th and §$tap S Apply Box D, The Gitizen. A strong ae igh pressure area, nov2-tf jcrested this morning over east- —|central Canada, overspreads most layer in the state is Bill Rob- OMERGG's great . center.! i Som nahie. was mentioned Is on the first tedm are Cecil! 75 ROOM GOING HOTEL, Wo 6 foot 1 inch, 172-pounder, who'was a standout throughout the season at Clearwater, and Guy Hompkins, star for Hillsborough’s Terriers. be a Warner, Tallahassee’s great star, and Herbert Robson, anotMer of Hillsborough’s stub- borngforwards. are the tackles. Warten tied with Schemer for the second highest number of votes with27. The guards are two Miami lads, derful future. Over Sea Realty Exchange, Over Sea Hotel, i Key West, Fla. nov22-tf FOR SALE: Sealed bids will be received for ene lot on Jose- phine street, size 92x52 it., un- til December 31, 1937. The usual! right is reserved to reject any and all bids. All bids to sent to F. Castro, 600 Whitehead street. dec8-lwk 'G. E. REFRIGERATOR, medium size, almost new. $150. P. O. -| northern districts, arid southward lover the South Atlantic States; |while pressure is moderately low from the West Gulf States west-. ward to southern California. Precipitation has been general /during the last 24 hours in west- ‘ern districts and eastward over jthe lower Mississippi Valley and southern Appalachian region, with | glaze storms reported from west-| ern Virginia westward to Kansas | City, Mo. | Snow has also occurred from the extreme eastern Lake region‘ | TO OUR but from different schools. Mi- ami pain Big Ten champion for the nd straight year, contri- buted C. W. Tirsley, 185-pounder, who Was a main factor in the titu- lar drive of the Cardinals. The othed guard spot goes to Joe San- sone,,178 pound stalwart, from iarfi High. The guards, strange- ugh, are the only non-grad- members of their teams, all players being seniors. Fins- id Sansone are both juniors. renty - six players from FOR SALE—Lot, corner White Box 404. decl aoa tome se over northern New Eng- ‘land. Temperatures have risen in the Missippi Valley and most south- ern sections, and have fallen ‘in the eastern Lake region, Rocky }Mountain and northern Plains and Pine streets. Owner leav- ing town. Call 814 Olivia street. decl0-3tx OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— States, and readings are near, or Three bundles Citizen Office. for 5e. The above normal this morning portions of the Lake region, Ohio - PAINTING. ; Valley and Atlantic States. of every size are named on norable mention roll, Today’s Birthdays @eedoocoser2e7¢ 200000000 Dr) A. Lawrence Lowell, presi- dent emeritus of Harvard, born in Bost@n, 81 years ago. Cof Charles W. furlong, of Scitu@te, Mass., world-famed ex- pl + author and lecturer, born at bridge, Mass., 63 years ago. eric J. Haskin of Washing- . C., newspaper syndicate born at Shelbina, Me., 65 igo. C. York of Tennessee, the war’s outstanding soldier, ter of education for moun- ildren, born in Fentress Co., 50 years ago. AA Pearson: of Washington, news columnist, born at with, 40° years ago. Connelly of New York laywright, born et McKees- », 47 years ago. ‘Bancroft Beatley, president College, Boston, born 43 years ago. TRIMS UP AT 98 YTON, Iil.—“Who wants to old mossback?” exclaimed | ir-old Mrs. Emma Hiles of ty when she entered a beau- | PAINTING AND INTERIOR; G. S. KENNEDY, . Official in Charge. DECORATING, outside and in-} side work expertly done. Mod-| RE-ENACTING PROGRAM novi19-tf throughout the country, except in| ern and Antique furniture re-| finished. Reasonable _ prices. Free estimates cheerfully given. FRED HUHNE, rear 724 Eaton street. dec7-6tx REAL ESTATE FOR RESULTS—-List your prop- erties for sale or rent with the CLEM C. PRICE ORGANIZA- TION. Registered Brokers. Phone 124. 505 Duval street. deci-tf TO SELL OR BUY REAL ES- | TATE or mortgage on Florida Keys, address E. R. Lowe, P. 0. Box 21, Tavernier, Florida. nov9-tf MISCELLANEOUS NEW CHRISTMAS CARDS JUST RECEIVED. For any member of the family. Priced. 5¢ to 50c. Also, cards by... J box. SAN CARLOS BOOK STORE. | BICYCL<S | proveLes FOR RENT, by hour, day, week or month J. R. Stowers company. nov2-tf | MAN for Coffee Route. Up to $45 given; Write Albert Mills, | 1267 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. } dec13-1tx lor recently for a permanent | first week. Automobile as bonus. HELP WANTED v25-tf CHICAGO.—A policeman of | this city arrested Leith Hester and Eugene McGriff when he over- | jheard them talking about stick- | jUps and “big jobs.” The prisoners /explained that they were merely ire-enacting a) children’s radio pro- PINED FOR PEEPING ¢ divorce. BURNS CLOTHES _ } NEW YORK.—Cyril Porter of | VINELAND, N. J.—John Swain this city was fined $25 for boring a of this city was given a 30-day jail hole in the partition of a railroad sentence for arson when he burn-; coach to spy on people in an ad- ed his wife’s clothes to force her joining compartment. to stay at home. an gee - Pee: CAin lavitadion 1 } i ; LER sy TERY soon each of our friends will be receiving an invitation to our Wedding; and YOU SAVE MONEY 3 ways! bits. Come in and see yourself to health and ness...and save three wa) Here's the bonnie gift will please the Iady so end +--and save money, too. NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL MARCH Only a Small Down Payment Needed? 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