The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 28, 1938, Page 3

yw 3 “Hmm,” muséd- Bridget. “Vapid > O99 & 23, FRIDAY, OCTOBEE eveccoddecvevccecedeveeveseee The Characters Kathleen Gregory: young, red- ‘ haired member of the Gregory clan which owns The Golden Girt mine, traveling west i 5 Bridget 2 her companion. Donald 1: Owner of The Stubborn Boy mine, hates the Cregorys, Kathleen espe- * cially. 2 ‘Outside the town “of ‘Kathleen meets MacDonald for the-first time and immediately quarfels with him. Chapter Six Neutrality “§° YOU can’t ‘take it,” ‘ob- served Bridget, then she started to laugh. “I don’t know what you’re laughing at,” spat Kathleen. “Just remembering a remark of. yours.. All. you’d need would be) propinquity. If you two had been any nearer there'd been a combus- ‘tion they’d have heard in Spain.” Kathleen relaxed and laughed with hér. “I might as well give up,” she. said ruefully. “I haven't a chanee now.” flapper. Well, maybe you're right. However it Would be too bad, =you've made such an*excellent be-. has a suspicion that you came out to vamp.a right-of-way from him, he'll smother it. He'll know you would never have started with a ‘verbal club.” ‘ athleen, si ritane ear ds wi ‘was at the curb by the time they the away, — dastardly deed of a MacDon- ed, we ‘and ‘she was cold ‘and ‘hungry and ‘wanted a ‘bath. Never in all of her years had she felt’as grimy, as achingly tired. arily. Ro- __ “To be loyal, or to be'¢lean, that | is the anes “Looks like you could do with a ‘bath,” confessed ‘the as though ashamed o! traitor. Kathléen, at first indignant, laughed suddenly. “Then we’d bet- ter try the other hotel, and please ‘explain to the Gregorys we'll patronize their hostelry when they indulge in some plumbing.” “"Twon't do a-mite of good,” sighed the man. “Not that they aren't the finest people in the world; my father worked for them before me, but they ... well thi: didn’t look so bad when Old An, ‘was livin’ and before yor Don- ald todk charge and'started build- igs new MacDonald side.” ack at the wheel of ‘the car, ‘Kathleen looked at Bridget. “And to think I'm part owner of that wreek,” she said in‘di The MecDonald was clean, it was bright, it was warm ahd it as ern. A uniformed bellboy Peeing had stopped. Before they could ask, he had assured them a.garage map. would: for their car im+ mies ABS. we storm. would si y moment. f a ae “was young ‘and-affa- ble. The suites were all’ oceupied. “Would a 'todm ‘with twin beds suffice?” iH » “With an‘adjoining mow would suffice,” Kathleen din- formed him fervently. The room did not tesemble a haymow. After the sketchy tour- ists cabins they had found along it seemed luxurious. For- r role, Kathleen tipped he pellho; as though he were re- sponsible for its comfort, then, lay- ing her putse on a dtesser, uttered a shrill th, Like the horn of the ald car, the laugh‘grew in | intensity ‘until it verged on h; side | teria. s = gs eve| A im | display of wei Catamount In Person LARMED, Bridget whirled Saiat are you lnuphing at tor.“ ‘are you x i. “abiuer Lacioid phate cate- Eathleen, and ss Bridget 0) uel ; jo leen did not a “So much for my Si ea with my beauty at . Half an Bee Sota, enveloped ina camel’s-hair robe the shade of her hair; that hair curled in tiny tb by the steam, her cheeks she curled up on the bed to relax in sensuous pleasure. The storm had struck. She had t a few moments at the win- a hay~) ir eevecccessoovecce Dear ladies and gentleme: We will now attempt to give to you a short history of golfing history made on the course yes- | terday. However, before we go |further let us say that a few losers at golf will have to pay for ‘what a few winners are able to eat, in the line of food, we mean. The golf dinner will be tonight at 7 o’clock and will be held at the same locality as was held the last time. Mr. Captain (formerly ying Otto he ought to give strokes too but Otto said he would give strokes ‘to 'no golfer except those he can beat, such as Mr. Samuel Harris, our genial Postmaster. However, after various and sun- j dry experiences, Mr. Otto and Mr. | “Bob wefe on top, Millie was in |the middle and Mr. James and Mr. Harris were on the bottom. The {only ‘happy man in the crowd | ‘was Otto. | CPeccecdesecncccooosseee® Giias CG uni Sp” will be inserted in The Citizen at! ppan}o'R, SHALLCRO:! FLORIDA-GEORGIA. FOOTBALL “ELEVENS CLASH TOMORROW FAVORED, THOUGH FLORI- DA WON LAST YEAR ‘6:0 (Spectal to The Citizen) i GAINESVILLE, Oct. 28.—An-' nual revival of the 23-year-old University of Florida-University lieutenant) Curry Harris says he} Along about this time of the) of Georgia gridiron ‘rivalry in wants to get away soon and wants to eat on the dot. Mr. President Kirchheiner says for Mr. Captain to begin whenever he feels like it and the rest will join in. Enough “\cf'this, let us get on with our The first’ match away had Mr. Old Bye Duke of Rock Sound Sands"Shd" Mr. John ‘Pinder on ott’ tide’ and Mr. Cookie (Alibi) ‘Mésa’and Mr. Game-leg Charley Ketchum on the other. Now Old | Bye has been taking the boys for a ride day after day and so there was much discussion on how many strokes the Duke would give Charley on account of the game leg. Now Charlie had best explain that to you of how he was counting flour sacks and a board walked up and hit him on the shin. However, Long John Pinder, being. a nice guy, offered to take Old Bye as a pal (p. s.— The Duke beats John, too!). So, Mr. Alibi, we mean Mr. Cookie, and friends began. But lo and behold—Mr. Old Bye is not the }man ‘he uster was and so Char- ‘lie and Sookie will eat free with delight. Doc William Penababe Kemp lis a great golfer—especially when | chawing on a grass stalk. He had the _who is also called Mr. Charlie Salas, for a partnerf ‘and he had | Mr. Samuella Goldsmith and Mr. Cupid Melvin Russell as oppon- ieal “ents. Now of course, Doc Pen- the eet blue lights which mountains towering above them, and now was con- | scious of rain flaying the windows proprietor leaned .across, desk, resignation in ‘his eyes. “Two with a connecting Kathieen. } ry ‘but ‘there ‘ain't but e houseand Tdon't iknow, as you could get to it, to- _|Her tice, is ak, fences} mine and marveled 7 BS is | i e ifgig4 i e smiled evarite of such of the radiator purring a jing refrain. a little‘at her obser- trivial things. Never had she been as keenly mware of weary, the room ‘warmed and:cradied her. Dinner had beén ordered sérved in the or and she was hi as she And she had become vitally in- terested in’ the town of Neutrality. er had beconie somie- 'd seen only it East when she was seven. He had at the it his son's spin ee the Bast. “He = gusBattto ‘School for he had nev returned save e visit... She Pam Jearn more about the When Bridget came in from her ‘bath, Kathleen-was at the desk. ah | for a rescue crew?” she asked lightly. “No,” murmured Kathleen. “I'm jlans for a new Gregory t to be a honey.” pride and tenderness .ababe hates to win from _ his |friends—so he says—but nobody | believes ‘a dentist when he says, “This might ‘hurt a little’. So “Mr. Melvin would ‘tell Mr. Sam- ‘uella “this putt is for Old Green | Turtle Key” (it’s getting too com- | mon to’say “for Old Nassau”) and cvhave to guess how pole-climbér-extraordinary, | day Mr. Clem Price and Mr. Navy Phil Emerson arrived on the scene to greet Mr. Ikey Parks and Mr. Louie Pierce. On account of ‘mone ‘of those guys answer the phone after business hour, you'll the match ‘ended. But we'll bet! you no- body on the course had more fun | i that they did. Mr. Bascom Grooms of the| left-handed Grooms met ‘Captain Slingluff of the marines and like some old guy who said a long ‘time ago, “We ‘met the enemy }and they are ours”, the captain mét Bascom and could have said |the same but who wants a left- ‘hander, anyway? i | | Of course, it being Navy Day}; Mr. ‘Charlie 'Ridenhour and Mr. | Albert Price were out in the sun- | jshine. Mr. Price would ‘remark j after Charlie hit his ‘ball “that one gets the prize” on account of | Mr. Price has been judge of Hal- | lowe’en costumes on numerous, occasions lately. Mr. Ridenhour | cannot understand anything like that, though, unless the costume | jis blond, about 110 and maybe 5| 'feet.and an inch or so. The blue} eyes don’t matter; brown or: green will do—they just musn’t be scrambled or glass. Mr. Professor Handsome Hor- ace O’Bryant thought he ought ‘to -get into good company once | in a while so he ‘played ‘with Mr. Joe Tolle, who expounds the Gos- ‘pél and Mr. ‘Pete Taylor, who, sells coal oil, but we cannot tell you ‘how the ‘match came out. Mr. Handsome and Mr. Pete could not say what they thought on account of Mr. Joe. However, Mr. Joe being a sport said it for them. )would promptly ‘knock same in; the can. But after 17 holes it >was very hard to tell who would win until Charlie mistook a | gumba-limba tree for a telephone pole and so Doc and Charles say while Sam and Mel eat. Mr. Bob Spottswood and Mr. | Otto Kirchheiner make a very \good pair—while Mr. Curry Har- tris and Mr. Pro James do too | when the going is not too rough. Even Mr. Red Wiley Milligan got [tangled up in all ‘of this. Mr. | Curry ‘Harris was so ‘completely discombooberated (can you imagine that!) that he was tell- A word of cheer to our fellow | golfers who couldn’t play: Mr. Li Plummer on account of a grandchild; Mr. Lieutenant Fort Callahan on account of the U. S. Navy; Mr. Bill*Fripp on account of a former nurse; Mr. Pious Willie Watkins on account of poor eyesight; Mr. Sam Harris on ac- count of old age; Mr. Lt. Ned McCarthy on account of a boat that won't float; to guys like Ed- die Strunk, Joe Lopez, Russell ‘Kerr, ete, ete, ete, who have to work for a living and not go around playing such things ‘as _golf-on a Thursday 4 Jacksonville tomorrow afternoon will find the Georgia Bulldogs heavy favorites to ‘get revenge for their unexpected 6 to 0 defeat | at the hands of th Gators a yedr | ago. 4 Severabfactors contrive to givé! the Bulidogs the favored role. ' First, there is the fact that Geor- gia has been victorious in four of its first five games, while the Ga- tors have been on the losing end of their first five contests. The scores of games played by the two teams follows: — 1915—Florida 0, Georgia 37. 1916—Florida 0, Georgia 21. 1919—Florida 0, Georgia 16. 1920—Florida 0, Georgia 56. 1926—Florida 9, Georgia 32. 1927—Fiorida 0, Georgia 28. 1928—Florida 26, Georgia 6. 1929—Florida 18, Georgia 6. 1930—Fiorida 0, Georgia 0. 1931—Florida 6, Georgia 33. 1932—Florida 12, Georgia 33. 1933—Florida 0, Georgia 14. 1934—Florida 0,'Georgia 14. 1935—Florida 0, Georgia 7. 1936—Florida 8, Georgia 26. 1937—Florida 6, Georgia 0. TEASE SS cooceveovecneveveve THIS PICSKIN WEEKEND SOCCCOOOOCCCOOSCOOOOESOOD Following are football games scheduled for tomorrow among the colleges of the country with last year’s scores following: EAST Amherst vs. Mass. St. C. (41-6); Army vs. Notre Dame (0-7); Bos- ton U. vs. Western Reserve (0-7); | Brown vs. Tufts (19-0); Bucknell vs. Albright (0-6); Carnegie Tech vs. Akron U.; Catholic U. vs. St. Louis (2-7); Colgate vs. Holy Cross (7-12); Columbia vs. Cor- nell (0-14): Dartmouth vs. Yale (9-9); ‘Fordham vs. Pittsburgh (0-0); Harvard vs. Princeton (34-6); Manhattan vs. Canisius; ‘Navy vs. Penn (7-14); N-Y-U. vs Ohio State; Penn State vs. Syra- ¢use (13-9); Princeton vs. Har- vard (6-34). t MIDWEST Chicago. U. vs., DePaul; Creigh- ton vs. ‘Utah; Drake ‘vs. Grinnell | 45-7); TilinOis vs. Michigan (6-7); WANTED—Real estate listings on 1 SOCKSCOSSVELOEOEOEEOOCE — CLASSIFIED COLUMN Advertisements under this head the rate of 1c a word for each in-| sertion, but the minimum for the! first insertion in every instance is| 25e. Payment ‘fur classified adver-| tisements is invariablv in advance, but regular advertisers with ledger | accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. Advertisers should give their} th street address as well as their tele- phone number if they desire re- sults. | _—-—- aed REAL ESTATE Florida Keys, preferably Key Largo. Address Key West Pub- | licity Bureau, 303 N. E. First. Street, Miami. W. M. Egan, Registered Real Estate Broker. oct25-tf FOR SALE FOR SALE—11% acres Planta- tion Key, 3% acres on ocean. 8% acres on Bay, on Highway, all high land, beach front on both sides. P. O. Box 23, Key West. sept?-s ‘FOR SALE—New boat, 4 weeks | old, 26 ft. long, 7% ft. beam, new engine, ‘fully. ;equipped. Built for party fishing... $400.00 | eash if sold within 5 days. Can be seen at North Beach Bowle~| vard. Apply 1502 South Si. |. gugl8-s sitet 2-STORY BUNGALOW, 4 bed- ‘rooms, 2 baths, double lot. 1605 Flagler ‘Ave. augl2-tf FOR SALE—Lot on Stock Is-| 7 land, waterfront. Also, lot cor- nér 5th and Patterson Avenues near Boulevard. Apply Box RC, The Citizen. aug31-s ‘CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. ‘Cor- ner Sth and Staple Avenue. Apply Box D, The Citizen. nov2-tf FOR SALE—2 lots, each 50x100’. Run from Washington to Von Phister street. Reasonable. Ap- ply Rear’1217 Petronia street. aug9-tfs SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c | The Artman Press. mayl9-tf FOR SALE—Completely rebuilt | Cuban-type house; double ‘bed- room, complete bath, hot wa- ter, 18-ft. living room, kitchen, | dining ‘room, front porch, rear ; porch, electric lights, well, cis- tern, nice garden. Central lo- cation. Write Guy Carleton, 99 Jolin ‘street, New York, N. Y. aug12-fri-tfs PIANO, in first class condition. A bargain. Apply Hlingworth, 615 Elizabeth street. oct24-tf SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Rooms For Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, “Private Property, No Tres- passing”, “We Close Thursday Half Holiday”. 15¢ each. THE) ARTMAN jun25-tf FOR SALE OR RENT CLEANING AND _ PRESSING | administrator BUSINESS. Apply John Col-,,,, lins Barber Shop, 903 Fleming Street. og he | alien I, ps. Wisconsin; lowes FOR RENT—8-room House} eons! "Tie WEATHER | AP Feature Service Writer Here’s how the betting is to- day on some of the major foot- ball teams clashing tomorrow. To the right of the columin is found either no points possibly needed or the number of points needed to even the teams. Watch out for upsets! Temperatures* 80 7 wi 78 Highest Lowest , Mean {Normal Mean ' Rainfall’ ;Yesterday’s Precipitation .0 Ins ‘Normal Precipitation 15 Ins. ©This record covers 34-hour period ending at S o'clock this morning. Tomorrow's Almanac | Sun rises oe vs. Ma: 13); lowa State vs. ; Kansas vs. Kai isas State’ (7-0); Michigan vs. 4 jlinois (7-6); Michigan State Santa Clara; Minnesota U. Northwestren (7-0); Missouri Nebraska (0-7); Oklahoma Tulsa (7-19); Okla. A. & M. vs. Washburn (25-3); Washington U. vs. Centre. SOUTH FLORIDA VS. GEORGIA (6-0); Alabama Poly vs. Rice (41-0); Alabama U. ‘vs. ‘Kentucky (41-0); Clemson vs. Wake Forest (32-0); Davison vs. Furman (13-9); Duke vs. North Carolina (6-14); Geer- gia Tech vs. Vanderbilt (14-0); pletely furnished. Hot and cold running water. Seasonal or}, otherwise. Apply, Rear 1217 Petronia street. aug9-tfs LOST LOST — Yesterday somewhere | between sunrise and sunset, | two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No re- | ward is offered for they are gone forever—Horace Mann. aug30 HOTELS BRING YOUR VISITING friends! | hereditaments, LEGALS IN_THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE} ‘RLEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND'FOR MON- ROE COUNTY, ‘FLORIDA. CHANCER =33 Plaintift, IN SS, Defendant. NOTICE OF MASTER’S N HE} inal Decree rendered on the Ist y of October, A. D. 1938, in that rtain cause pending in the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Cir- cuit of Florida, in and for Monroe County, in Chancery, in which Brand is Plaintiff and alleross is Defendant, jal Master appointed by ‘ourt in sald decree, will of- to the highest and best bidder, bidders, for cash at door of the County Court House of the County of Monroe and State of Florida, at Key West, Florida, on day, the 7th day of November, between hours of 11 A. M. and 2 o'clock P. owing described prop situate in Monroe County, Flori to-wit: Lot, One (1), Section Thirty- one (31), Township Sixty uth, of Range Forty containing i the foll (2), Block Thirteen , as shown on Plat No. 3, Downtown re 171 of the Public Records of Monroe County, Florida. The said property as together with all the and appartenances thereunto belonging, or in anywise pertaining, being sold to satisfy said decree. jbated-this ith day, ef October, A. » 1938. aforesaid, tenements, . CLEARR, JR., ster in Chancery. ROAD, tft py sd blue +28; nov4,1938 At y for Miami, Pibridi.! 1 Be it Known, That I, R. A. Secretary of State of the St Fl do hereby give notice that a AL ELECTION will be held in Monroe County, State of Florida, on Tuesday next ‘ Monday in 1938, the said fuesday being the RIGHTH DAY OF For United States the State of Florida, for six years from Jan. 3, 1939. For Representative of the 4th Congressional District of the State of Florida, in the Seventy-sixth Congress of the United States. For Attorney General of the State of Florida. For Three Justices of the Supreme Court of the e of Florida. For Two Railroad Commissioners te of Florida. For State Senator for fourth Senatorial District State of Florida. For One Member of the House of | epresentatives of the State of orida For Five County Commissioners. For Three Members of the County | Board of 1 Twenty: of th Public Instruction, } Whereof, I set my and affixed the; al of the State of Tallabasse: pital, this the firs September, A.D. R. A. GRAY, Secretary of State. | KARL 0. THOMPSON, Monroe County. ! 0; oct?-14-21428; nov4 To HON. Sherif sept9-16 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE ee eee FOR FINAL | SCHARGE IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY | JUDGE, MONROE = COUNTY, | STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-| WATE. | In re the Estate of | THOMAS M. KELLY, Deceased, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice ts hereby given that I) have filed my final report as ad- | ministrator of the estate of Thomas | M. Kelly, deceased; that I have filed my petition for final dischatge, and that I will apply to the Honorable; Raymond R. Lord, County Judge of Monroe County, Florida, on the 19th | y of November, 1938, for approval of same and for’ final’ discharge as a of the estate of Thomas M. Kelly, deceased, on this 27th day of Oetober, 1938. THOMAS L. KELLY, Administrator te Thomas M. of the Kelly, dec oct2?8; nov: e! of oct24-tf | Judges of the } public outers r for sale and sell at public out- the front | of | notified and required to PAGE THREES LEGALS NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN, that under and by virtue of and pursuant to the certain @ecree made and entered on the Ist day of October, A. D. by the Honor- able Arthur G One of the ir Court of the Fleventh Judicial Cireiut ‘of Mon- roe County, Florida, in Chancery, {in that certain cause therein pend- Leonard ‘Brothers’ Storage Company, Inc., a Corporation organized and existing under the Laws ef the State of Florida is the plaintiff and Waltér T. Porter, et al are the de- fendants, the undersigned Special Master in Chancery, appointed by said decree, offer for sale at © the highest bidder for cash, before the front door of the County Court House in Key County, Florida, on a of November, ing a rule day legal s ing wherein Transfer and (same ourt and a lock he after- y, the following de- ty to satisfy said de- of the amount ection r Township Sixty-six Range Twenty-nine (29) Dated this 6th day of October, A. D. 193 "RAYMOND R. LORD, jal Master in Chancery. oct7-14-21-28; nov4,1938 IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT MON- ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. No of RLES IRVING WRIGHT, Notice is hereby giv that I will n the 17th day of December, A. D. 1938, present to the Honorable Ray- mona R. Lord, Monroe County, Rerort and vouchers and pproval of same, and apply 1 Discharge in the Estate ight, Deceased. 938. 1938. DONOVAN, under the ment of Deceased. 3 dec2-9- Sounty Judge of Mlorida, my Final ask for a of Charles Irving W: Dated September ALFRED W As Surviving Executo? Last Will and 7 Charles Irving Wrig' 8; TO CREDITORS UNTY JUDGE'S COURT FOR MONROE COUNTY, IN PROBATE. Ana Cordero de Sebasco, Deceased. To all creditors and all persons ing claims or demands ‘against jero de Se- Key West, nd each of you, are hereby file all claims or demands which you, or ther of you, may have against the extate of Ana Cordero de Sel deceased, late of Key West, Monroe County, Florida, in the office of the County’ Judge of Monroe County, Florida, in the County Court Houae in Monroe County, Florida, within eight calendar months from date of the first publication of this ice, to-wit, October 28th, A. D, 1938. Said claims or demands shall be in writing and contain the place of residence and post office a of the claimant-and shail be sworn to by the elaimant, his agent or attorney. Any such claim or demand not so filed within the time and in the ea prescribed herein shall be void. « Dated at Key West, Flori this 28th day of October, A. D, ois, AURBLIO &. MARTINEZ, As Executor of the Last Will and Téstament of Ana Cordero de Se- basco, deceased, J. LANCELOT AQUILINO LOI Attorneys for Subseribe to The Citizen—20c weekly. 00 Cesvvvecescsoucseseoe |The Favorite In Key West — THY IT TODAY — STAR BRAND CUBAN COFFEE - TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service —between— MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving All Points on Florida Keys between ~« MIAMI AND TWO ROUND KEY WEST TRIPS DAILY came into the eyes of the Irish girl, but there was only flippancy in her voice. “Two baths to every room?” “And a free-for-all shower in the foyer,” supplemented Kath- leen. “Do I hear the rattle ‘of 6:33 a.m. LSU. vs. Tennessee; Maryland 5:49 p. m. vs. V.M:I. (9-7); North Caro!ina 11:48 a. State vs. V.P.I. (13-7); Rice vs. _ ash 102. pF? \Washington and Lee (0-6); Sew- Princeton vs. Harvard. Missouri vs. Nebraska Duke vs. No. Carolina U. Minnesota vs. Northwestern. Navy vs. Penn. Auburn vs. Rice. (Except Sunday) Direct Between Miami and Key West. DIRECT EXPRESS: Leaves Miami 2:00 o'clock A. M., arriving Key Sun sets Moon rises Moon sets Rpicieen's eyes had taficed why had her tales ? it started the feud?” she T's fair to say twas} MOVIES TAKE RAP NEW YORK—Lou Gehrig en- countered quite a few boos in the Yankee Stadium during his long slump at bat, and he ex- plains it this way: “It’s the movies. ‘The current crop of haywire pictures with goofy pat- ter ‘and ‘wise-cracking ‘characters has turned our kids into ruthless comedians.” ighter as the man | 1 ‘ther told Tomorrow: Sparks fy again. GIRL IS WIZARD LONDON — Girton College, Monmouthshire, is convinced it has a mathematical genius. Rosa M. Morris, 23, whose parents both were teachers, won scholar- ships valued at $3,000 in her first year. Miss Morris is credited with discovering a method of solving problems in aerodynamics which hitherto defied all mathe- maticians. Georgia Tech vs. Vanderbilt. Notre Dame vs. Army, plus 3. Holy Cross vs. Colgate, plus 6. Texas A. & M. vs. Arkansas, | plus 6. 6. S. M.U. vs. Texas U., plus 6. Tennessee vs. L. S. U., plus 7 Cornell vs. Columbia, plus 7 Catholic ‘U. vs. St. Louis U plus 7. Santa Clara vs. plus 7, Oklahoma vs. Tulsa, plus 7. Dartmouth vs. Yale, plus 7 Michigan vs. Illinois, plus 13. Pittsburgh vs. Fordham, plus 13. T. C. U. vs. Baylor, plus 13. Tulane vs. Miss. State, plus 13. Kansas State vs. Kansas U. plus 13. Purdue vs. Iowa, plus 13. Mich. State, Iowa State tvs. Marquette, Pluss eae) (Till 7:30 p. m., Saturday) Key West and Vicinity: Gen- erally fair tonigtit and Saturday; net much change in temperature; moderate nortnerly winds. Florida: Generally fair tonight and Saturday; not much change “in ter ture. Jacl wille to Florida Straits .jand East Gulf: Moderate north- ,lerly winds and fair to partly or weatfier tonight and Sat- urday. \ | } _Arkemsas vs. (26-13); Baylor vs. T: Rice vs. Auburn (13-7); S.MLU. vs. Texas (13-2); Centenary vs. Loyola (7-14). ROCKY MOUNTAINS Colorado vs. Wyoming; Colo- rado State vs. Utah State (0-7); Denver vs. Utah (18-7); Montana State vs. ‘N. Mex. Aggies (6-13). FAR WEST California vs. Oregon State 1014 Varela street. octl0-s West 7:00 o’clock A. M. Leaves Key West 9:00 o'clock A. M., arriving Miami 2:00 o'clock P. M. LOCAL: (serving all intermediate Leaves Miami 9:00 o West 4:00 o'clock P. M. points) ‘clock A. M., arriving Key Leaves Key West 8:00 o'clock A. M., arriving Miami 3:00 o'clock P. M. NEW VALDEZ INN, 521 United. Sixteen beautiful new rooms. . Portland; Western vs. | (24-6). Gonzaga vs. Washington’ State (0-0); Oregon ws. USC. 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