The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 15, 1938, Page 5

4 4 g # f , cf é , # - Bis & / ey e & o J id # § # £ J ,. s e ¥ A # # . # 2 ¥ ~ s i a, a mn te. %, (ae f, DOINGS AROUND THE COLF LMS ch — ——-By GRAVY—— mn SPSCCSOSSCOLOSECSSOSCCS HIGHWAY NOTES State Road Department of Florida Division of Highway Planning Survey Birdies 18th To Win— It seems that the ex-summer- prp, Mr. John Joseph Kirschen- baum, has been able to find the secret of a good game of golf. Like the old-time eagle, he is able to renew his youth or something like that, because he went out with his friends a couple of days ago and made a birdie on the last hole to tie the score even after he had made a 39. on the first round. It seems that Kirsch got Doe Willie Penababe Kemp for a partner while Mr. Melvin Russell got Mr. Charlie Salas as a helper and while Charlie got two 40’s and Melvin had 43-44, it did not avail them anything on account of the 18th as played by the afore- mentioned Kirsch. -On the first round the ex-summer-pro made the following score:~ 455 454 354 for 39, while Doc took 46 and their side finished three down. On the next two holes, Doc got pars and squared the match but not for long on account of Mel and Char- lie got threes on the-13th. Then Penababe made an eight on the 14th and that is where Kirsch) took Willie aside and told him a thing or two, which was mostly about how to not knock your ball into the woods. Then they took a point with par but lost it and one more on the 16th when Char- lie made a neat three and the oth- ers took fours and left the match three-up for Mel and Charlie. On the 17th Mel slipped to a six and that made Doc and Kirsch two down and up came the ‘li and Kirschenbaum’s birdie. = green, Kirsch told Willie the chance they had to break was for him to sink the putt. : course, Charlie and Mel “laffed up” their respective sleeves, but Johnny Jumpin Jehosophat sur- prised everybody, including him- self, by knocking the putt into the can for a birdie, two points and a tie match, and that is why you see fren, Kec tld Wile he yen ual Willie's Score Soars— Tt appears that the ‘tables have been turned on Mr. William Pious .Watkins and his friend, Mr. Li Plummer. The team of Rus- sell Kerr and Cookie Mesa got ma PERE 2G WON EG BOE DO | aa at she ‘Alcarer Hotel in Mi- ay morning ‘by eight-up on a¢- ri from March 5 through March count of Mr. Willie had 88 strokes 7 instead of his usual 82 or 83. Mr. Plummer thought it would be nice to make nearly a hundred and took 49-48, while Mr. Cookie State Raad pe was going great with 45-44, but; listed ar the; guests of that does mot seem to-be right for = os some reason or other. Mr. Cookie © Mi ag joner, is a good golfer and a fine talker’ man of the Highway Commission but hardly enough expert to give of Michigan and president of the himself such a score as 89 strokes. American Road Builders Associa- Mr. Plummer blamed his bad golf tion, ag Fs on milk punches, while Mr. k- of ‘the Ame! joad jersl, ie admitted his good golf was on Association, w among the account of just plain cistern wa-; prominent out-of-state guests. _ ter. | Governor Cone stated in his fener speech at the banquet to the as- Handsome One Best— sociation that he was in favor of In a game of bingle, bangle and Wider and better roads. bungle, Mr. Handsome Horace Van Waggoner in his address O'Bryant did more of each and all stressed the unfortunate position than all the others and thereby in which all state and road de- claims he won, but he cannot say partments were being placed by who lost. For instance, he made the diversion of motor and gaso- 87, while his friend, Mr. Al West, line taxes to other purposes than got 88. Now that isn’t much of a road building and maintenance beat, but it is something, anyway., and expressed the hope that all And Mr. Ned McCarthy got 96 state legislatures would enact and Mr. Li Plummer got 94. In laws to prevent such diversions the case of B, B and B, the Pro- in future years. fessor got 19 of same, more of - each thamartybody, sojthere - On State road No. 1 west of must ‘be some sort of shenmani- Chattahoochee in Gadsden Coun- to this game om ac- ty, a detour of 1000 feet will be t df a certain pretty individ- necessary at junction old and always Wants to\ play the new roads 2 miles west of Victory friends will get wise. National and state road build- ers were listed among the large atendance at the convention of the Florida section of the Ameri- can Road Builders Association Governor Cone, Arthur B. Hale, chairman, W. M. Miles, secretary, and A. B. Steuart, auditor, of the were Ss On State Road No. 19 west-of Reoting For Metz-Laffoon— Blountstown, detour has been dis- A lot of the boys hope to see continued. Will be used in the Dick Metz and Ky Laffoon ;win future only during extremely wet the four-ball tournameht but it weather. looks like Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard will win asvsual. On State Road No. 1, the new section through Milton in Santa Rose County is now open to traf- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS fie. Motorists using State Road No. 82 between Lake City and Ben- Happenings That Affect the Dinner Pails, Divi Checks and Tax Bills of Every Individual; Na- tienal and International Problems Insep- arable From Local Welfare ton in Columbia County, will find it necessary to detour on fair county road around a 2-mile sec- tion which is closed for construc- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN (See “Who Knows?” on Page 2) 1. $6,344,091,100.00. 2. John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Van Buren, Wm. H. Har- rison, Tyler, Polk, Fillmore, Pierce, Buchanan, Johnson, Ar- thur and Coolidge. 3. No. The state of New York, for example, in the past few years, has issued $215,000,000 of relief bonds and i a@ppreximstely-~, $100,000,000 from its general fund for relief work. 4. The government expects to spend about $1,700,000,000 in the next 12 months. 5. Under present regulations, forty. 6. 1,267,580. 7. About $715,000,000. 8. Approximately 8,000. 9. No, about 100,000 have not applied for the bonds. 10. L. E. Waterman, in 1884. IT’S THE “STLYE” NOW ST. JOSEPH, Mo.—A pension- er of this city recently objected to his removal from the old-age relief rolls on the grounds that he needed the money to pay taxes on his property. The Temptation of St. John LZ. The United Miners have again . ’6ted to increasé John L. Lewis’ salary to $25,000 a year. Are they trying to drive that good man in- to the Liberty League?—St. Louis t-Dispateh. The poems written by eaedmon, seventh century Anglo-Saxon Poet, have been lest, though para- phrases of his work survive. Lakeland in Polk County. Motor- ists will use the old road. Grading work is in progress en State Road No. 173 between Pla- cida and Englewood in Charlotte county. Detour on State Road No. 181 to a point 2 miles south of in- tersection of State Roads No. 173 and 181, then on marked woods trails to Placida. On State Road No. 164 south of LaBelle-in Hendry Couni base is being put in. Traffc m: pass throtigh but is advised avoid -usitig if possible. In iCounty on State No. i will use“paved tour around the bridge under. construtcion at Bonita Springs. On State Road No, 27 A, base i under const Rost Palm Hi: Ferry. On State Road No} 212‘work if in progress for a short distance east of Centel Hill in Sumter county. Traffic will detour on old Toad. State Road No. 25 between use old Marco Island Road and CLASSIFIED COLUMN ape Secseeccsovescsosesse ro FOR SALE—1,000 day-old baby - chicks for Easter. Only 10c ee each, while they last. Arriv- Yesterday's Precipitation ing Wednesday. Monroe Meat Normal Precipitation _ .05 Ins. Market, 510 Fleming Street. This record covers 24-hour peried “ ending at S o'clock thix morning. Quality Meat and Poultry. = a marl4-Iwkx Tomorrow's Almanac Sun rises __ ~ 6:35 a.m. Sun sets _ 636 p. m. — 7:18 p.m 6:34 a. m. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE — Conservative, practical advice. 37 years’ ex- perience on Florida Keys. E. R. Lowe, Registered Broker, Tavernier, Florida. P. O. No. 21. marl2-tf POULTRY FRESH LAID EGGS everyday from nest to you. Call at 1609 ere. Flagler Ave. maril-lmo _ (Till 7:30 p. m., Wednesday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, with showers Wednesday; mild temperature; moderate to fresh FOR RENT APARTMENT—One or two bed- rooms, shower and tub. Con- ‘tinuous het water, GE refrig- erator, See R. R. Lord, County" pours House. maré-lwk GARAGE APARTMENT, moder conveniences, electric ice box. a er tonight and Wednesday, with 1502 South street. marl4-Iwk we : FOR RENT+Five-room DPE: e to fresh apartment. 1029 Fleming é marl5-lwk west Wednesday to —_ over north portion, and mostly FOR RENT—Five-room furnish- overcast : ed Cottage, on waterfront, cool Wednesday over north portion, and quiet. $15.00 month. Fish- and menly weveet weather to- ing, boating, plenty coconuts. "i&ht and Wednesday, with local CALKINS, Ramrod Key, Flor- Showers. ida. marl5-3tx Moté-Seoot Service, eeeeecescovcccscscoseges % Duval stfeet. mar4-12tx It's Deliciously Fresh! CORNER ner 5th and Staple Avenue. Apply Box D, The Citizen. | QN SALE AT ALL GROCERS _ FINE PIANO In chocllent con. *2eeceooenevoncnosccoes ISLAND INN | —TOURIST— HOTEL Tllingwerth, 615 Elizabeth St. marl2-tf SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c. The Artman Press, mayl19-tf MUST 0 Ins. tion at all times. The condition of industry and} of investor psychology has been accurately reflected by the stock | market during the past ten or | month. During the first those weeks, the market tended to advance slightly, each Saturday's closing fig- ‘was caused by the expecta- of @ marked early spring up- general business. Howev- upturn was so slight as to almost non-existent, with the the six weeks 5, each week saw loss in prices. There it ul zi528 § re ine tHE ; South of Mayo in Lafayette rent statistics which are largely | County a section of State Road unfavorable. No. 69 is under construction, base Some brit tems eating tothe | male at aoa pegee nese detour during bad weather. RAILROADS: Carloadings are seriously down, with railroad re- Surface treatment is ‘being ap- venues showing a grave decline. | plied to State Road No. 69 south The ICC's decision on the 15 per | of Live Oak in Suwannee county. cent rate increase is ex this month. Railroad heads are | which s ir condition. talking of plans for consolidating geri 3 lines. torists entering Tampa AUTOMOBILE: The outlook | porowsh Count, on Stake | has definitely improved, with No 5 via Nebraska Avenue will Production rising after bad ex-|gnd it mecessary to detour on ad- new | joining streets when approach- of typical car, the | peing relocated at Auburndale in for the first three weeks Polk county. Motorists will use in February were almost 85 per | short paved detour at junction cent above the same weeks in| with old road. ing month. : Operating at around 31/ State Road No. 2 is being relo- capacity. A more or cated between Polk City and jal increase in struc- steel bookings is expecttd | A large business and banking bloc soon, inasmuch as these bookings has long favored this, though such have been declining in spite of a a policy is somewhat inflationary -) good volume of engineering con- in nature. The Annalist, dealing with more tangible factors, says that “there are signs of improve- ment in some consumer-goods in- dustries and in commodities affec- The ed improvement in recent months. The President's reputable authority is actuaily bullish—but it is worth recording that a considerable degree of op- timism obtains in spite of the constant appearance of new cur- tracts awarded - | UNEMPLOYMENT: No one WAR MATERIALS: Here is 2/knows how many employabies booming business. and ev-/ are out of work—everyone knows indicates that the year | the figure is still growing. In all ahead will see still bigger sales. | probability, the total is not far country in the | from the 1932-33.high. A few cor- small, not ex-! pcrations, of which General Mot- . S. is spending iors is the largest, have started © | to cut salaries, but this tendency thas not become widespread as yet. ‘To sum up, we are today in 2 question mark at present. It is} static period. There is no reason likewise one of the Administra-| tp expect either sharp upturns or tion's principal headaches. The} downturns in the business cycie President believes in a price pari-| or security values for seme time ty policy—that is, that " ities OT) in all, best forecast currency out against it will be} much will in either used to enlarge the credit base. "hetween now and late summer Key large, CPLLLSLIALALZALL EZ of Maxville in Duval Motorists will Jacksonville to Baldwin to Max- ville. Construction work on State Road No. 4 south of St. Johns ANTED river in Jacksonville, is scheduled bd to start March 14. Traffic wlil be WANTED TO BUY—Lot in detoured via Atlantic Blvd. and joeation, cheap for cash. either San Marco Blvd. or Hen- Elizabeth, Phone 226. derson Avenue. mari5- TO OUR ae ERY soce cach of ovr Lg friends will be receiving 20 3 aes imvitanios to our Wedding, aad / we want « to be the best looking mvitstos we cas get~ Narurally, you wast your Wedding levitation wo be the very Ginest. and that why we arc mwming you to mspect oer remarkable lune of genuine Sec) Engraved Wedding lovee oes 20d Aanowmerments m the Favored Styles | THE ARTMAN PRESS CITIZEN BUILDING cover most eastern and far sowth- ‘Light to moderate precipite- tion, mostly im the ferm of rain, VALENCIENNES, France — After a night's sleep im the pub- lic square of this city, Earnest Pdateau, a homeless beggar, awoke to find that someone had stolen his wooden leg and crutch- -; es to use for firewood. Railroads list net operating m- come 40 $590.1 in 1937, as against $667.17! in 1936. TEKACO FIRE GASOLINE Te DIDI IPP OBE OEE. DFaOOPDILPXEL EP LEE, VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF U.S. Kansas City, Missouri I hereby call upon Congress, and the President States, to adopt and apply policies designed te of War 2nd supported by 2 national Chabeddeddd di ddd 5 a i es De