The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 21, 1939, Page 3

FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1939 PaGE THREE CLASSIFIED OLD HOME WEEK MURDER by Phoebe Atwood Taylor LEGALS ° lhave followed Mariager McKech- jnie fo the Cincinnati Reds. When BEES: SWEEP SERIES WITH | the Reds’ pilot took over the job PHILLIES: ATHLETICS SUR- see bed eee BLLEN L. CRIBB, a widow, Plaimtire, va. Finer TRUST COMPANY, ete. et al, The Characters Asey Mayo, Cape Cod sleuth. Madame Meaux, soprano forgotten that the eyes of Billings- gate. were upon him. ‘ Defendants Madame Meaux solved the prob- = ORDER OF ‘TIO IN THE NAME OF THE STATE friend of Slade’s. Yesterday: Mike Slade, artist, seems to be among the missing, but he leaves a note for Weston that he’ll be back soon, Chapter 13 Chat With A Soprano Mati Gr lots now. ane Baked Beans’ ten points the end of the ae sees: You maay, sit about acan of beans, ey say. why yes, they'll be nice to have in the 5 It seems you don’t ever buy baked beans to eat, you buy them faite in the House, like coal or flowers. [ve sent father a wire. e- advertising. Say, Ji 5 ia be , Jane, you'll have to.go with Asey tonight—” be | ates asked her,” Asey said. . Randall’s goin’ proper with ’ an’ Sara, an’ sit in a blue-an’- low draped box, but Jane an’ I, o to mingle with the hoi P’'loi an’ eat peanuts.” “T’m going to flirt with the trum- pet,” Jane said. “He asked me for a date, Monday, and when I asked him who hi ought he was, he said he was the best solid sender in the business. It must mean something, he was quite proud of it. While I’m busy with him, Asey, you—” 3 be chattin’ with Madame Meaux. Hustle, Jane. I want to hear her render the openin’ num- ber. Maybe she’s better with lights an’ eae fre than she was in the corridor the other day.” Madame Meaux was rendering = “America The Beautiful” when they reached the ball park, and Asey admitted that she was doing it rather well. “Maybe so, but I never liked that song,” Jane said. “It’s so bla- tantly smug. As if no other country ever had spacious skies, or amber ‘waves of grain, or purple moun- tain majesties, or ee It doesn’t seem to sound right here, either. There are spacious skies, but—” “Well,” Asey said, “you can sing Py hag yg for bay*bry bushes, for lots an’ lots of sand,’ if you like. No one’ll ever‘notice.” Jane laughed. “Now this one— what's this? People have been sing- ing it at the drop of a hat for weeks, Inever have understood a word, I ask —” she stopped and bit her ip didn’t know. She said she just hummed a sort of obbligato.” “That,” Asey said, “is Billin; te’s crownin’ opus. That is gsgate Beautiful.’ The town an- them, by the fine Italian hand of Bessie Brinley.” Jane shivered and her teeth. “Wow! do they sing it? How can they? I mean, after all, rou don’t try to sing something e that from choice, or just to be nice to Mrs. Brinley.” ways sounded to me as though it should be some sort of black sau- sage—well, that’s over! Thank really going to talk with . are you {) wr her? Weil. can Reo that!” | . & Bad Moment ADAME MEAUX greeted Asey witha smile. In evening dress, and with makeup, she ma a fs different woman of the afte: moet It’s awfully | y “What Id like,” she said, “is a couple of with mustard, and a sundae a lot of marshmal- Jow. Sister B. has this feeling that sopranios don’t eat.” “We'll remedy that,” Asey said eas “By the way, is—er— -e-a-u-x your real name?” “My eat name happens to be Emily Slade. And I know who you are, because lasked that guy at the “Relation to Mike?” “His brother was my first hus- band. Died five years ago, and don’t say you're so! because no one was. Charley was @ Now,” her manner. ’$ get some food, and you me why the great detective wants to know about Mike. You do, don’t ou?” “First ght lh said, “an’ then we'll d: with him.” She ate her hot dogs and de- voured two sundaes with a whole- hearted abandon that charmed te re,” she away the dish, “now ses a trouble?” “Are you,” Asey as! “enough of a menace in Slade’s life for him to decamp at the sight of you?” ‘She’s Seared Stiff” “WELL.” Madame Meaux said thoughtfully, “he owes me around four hi d do! and he knows = and I admit I h some hope of prying it out of him. I paps him with a hospital bill. That's all I can think of. He and I got along all right. Oh, it was true, what I teld you about working on those projects. We did. But I didn’t know who you were then, and it didn’t seem necessary for me to tell you any more.” “Quite right. So he owed you money. That may be why he’s van- ished, leavin’ what seems to be a genuine note sayin’ he’ll be back pe ese But we kind of won- “Must be. But don’t let beng you any wrong ideas about e, He’s a right oS My money’s safe with Say, he hasn’t done anything, has he?” “Not that I know of,” Asey said. “But—say, it’s time I got you back. Only—if you see him, or he gets any message to you, will you let me know?" t up from the they got into the re on eS “Your specialty is murders, isn’ it? St eee ree tte anything. Maybe Pt you up something. ou bese. a let in a tore Hie in a pl mine, Singers manieuri: they hear every- thing.” had no fear of tell- iow,” ing her anything, even if she ;|guessed the whole “how’ll you know what to listen ” “I shall probably hear enough about you,” she yh “to last a lifetime. Drop me here, will Fil Thanks. I got to see Upjohn. Sorry I can’t ask you if th on are ber you want Sopene and lanned ev ig — and ar me S| over ‘Chloe’ with that trumpet, clear in the next town. So long!” Asey left her at the rear of the band stand, and then went to join Aunt Sara and Jeff. meh fun as she locks, by the way! mue'! as loo] way I thought so. Women like that either have a sense of humor, or they don’t. No. two ways about it. Anyway, Jane’s a little d, and I'm sure it's d her a world of good. Jane is just a little too en- grossed in Ji s a> “Teall harttant tee not believ- ing what she’s told,” Asey said. “Where'd she go?” “She's mem 2 with the Mitchell boy. Eloise is he! ping with refresh- ments. We get ’ems free. Ah, the graft us politicians’ wives do get!” “It's somethin’ fierce,” Asey said. “Canned fruit punch an’ two fig i newtons. What about Jane, Sara? PRISED NATS WITH 2-0 VIC- TORY i (Special to The Cithzen: | NEW YORK, April 21.—Unable, to play for three days, New York | Yankees got underway yesterday! afternoon and gave Boston Red Grove and Red Ruffing hooked = cop > juries cartied the Reds foyn_to| fourth place. This stason, with! most..of. the experts picking Reds“for the flag, on opening shortstop Billy Myers got be: and,had to be moved from day: - take the post. He is a capable: fielder but not the hitter Myers is. The Reds usually lose the Sox a whitewashing, 2 to 0. Lefty first game, so this defeat is noth- “hoodoo” up in a pitching duel, and Red/ claims any more members of the ing new, but if tne kept his so well scattered that not | Club the pennant chances will more than one was allowed in any single inning. One of the Yanks’ seven hits was a homer been named manager of the Tren- by Bill Dickey and the other run-producing safety was a three- bagger. Philadelphia Athletics surpris- ed Washington Senators by blank- | .ing them 2 to 0. Caster let the’ Nats down with but four hits. A home tun by Hank Green- berg in the fourteenth inning) won 8 to 7 for Detroit Tigers Lover Chicago White Sox. Tigers amassed a total of 19 safe blows. Cleveland-St. Louis game was postponed because of rain. Brooklyn Dodgers evened their series with New York Giants by taking advantage of the wildness of Hal Schumacher, who gave up/ four of the Dodgers’ runs. Final! count was 5 to 3. Hamlin let. ‘Terry’s men down with seven 2 Philadelphia Phillies lost both; games played in the series with Boston Bees. Behind three-hit ball by Fette, the Bees blanked the Phils, 2 to 0, which was the third game of the day won and Jost by the same score. } All other contests in the Na-| tional League were postponed be- ,cause of rain. “Hm what?” Asey inquired as roadster. [ Teams in both leagues switch | today. NATIONAL LEAGUE | At Boston | Philadelphia Boston Jounson, Péindexter and Davis; | Fette and Lopez. At Brooklyn New York Brooklyn — — Schumacher, Lohrman an Danning; Hamlin and Phelps. R. HE. 0 1 2 C) | Cincinnati at Chicago, rain. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE At New York 4 jBoston - eS New York _ Grove and Desautels; Ruffing land Dickey. At Philadelphia Washington — Philadelphia Deshong. Kelley Ferrell; | , Caster and Brucker. | RHE, oq. 2% eee, ps! | _ At Detroit _ | Chicago Detroit — get a severe setback. LEON GOOSE GOSLIN has ton Senators in the Inter-State Baseball League. Goslin is a for- mer Washington and Detroit out- fielder. field for the minor league club. 10 NEL fig- ures he will hit 10 higher this year with the sacrifice fly rule in effect this season. Jim- mie also won the batting crown in 1933. He belted out 58 homers in 1932, which was duplicated by Hank Greenberg last year. The record of 60 homers in one sea- son was set by ‘Babe Ruth in 1927. LOUIS-ROPER BOUT drew $87,697.75 of sucker money. The champ made an earning of $970 per second he fought in his last three fights—one round against Henry Lewis and then one with He also will play center- »man of the major -leagues for! »>1938,. with an a’ | Lemse canroows ane me mare OBSERVATIONS FROM THE BLEACHERS By O. L. MILIAN IT SEEMS there will be no se- ries game Sunday. So it is rum- ;ored about the city. You see, Max Schmeling, one against John | tere. was a meeting held some! LEGIONNAIRES GAIN FIRST POSITION OF : BOWLING TOURNEY 'OUTCLASSED LIONS CLUB LAST NIGHT AS ROARING time this week and the reason for ; Jack Roper. The Brown Bomber! it was to oust Umpire Maximo will wind up the biggest money- maker in the history of the ring and will be noted as the one to finish his opponents the fastest.|Conehs’ outfit and evidently what | this trio want they must have. In} Schmeling lasted two minutes and four seconds, Lewis two min- utes and 29 seconds, and Roper two minutes and 20 seconds.. Other Louis fights: Thomas, five rounds; Nathan Mann, three rounds; Tommy Farr, full 15 rounds; Braddock, eight rounds. Everyone is eyeing the title go with Two-Ton Tony Galento with alarm, for it may be another one- |round affair. _ ©UCO CASTILLO, the old-' timen from Key West, is playing softball over in St. Petersburg:) He is the shortstop for the Pine- las Lumber Company ten in the City Softball League, and is lead-! ‘off mari in batting order. In the first game against the Suwanee ten, his club won 8 to 2. All Cu- co done was to pole a double and a single, score two runs and han- - dle seven chances without an er- ror. EXPERTS PICK REDLEGS to win the National League flag. Ninety sports writers participated in a poll and the results were that the Reds from Cincinnati had 640 points to their closest rivals, New York Giants, with 584. Chicago Cubs received 564 points, Pitts- burgh Pirates 476, St. Louis Car- dinals 364, Boston Sees’ 300, lyn Dodgers 221 #ha Phil- adelphia Phillies 91 poihts/” Cin- Gonzalez, whose baseball deci- sions do not meet with the ap-; i MEN DROPPED FROM RUN- NERS-UP SPOT proval of three members of the} other words, they do not only run the Key West club but the ;league as well. Consequently, the team drops out of the series if Gonzalez must be kept as um- pire. THE LOCAL BASEBALL CIR- CUIT is composed of four teams and all of them must have some say as to who should be the um- pires and other officials. Mana- gers of the Pirates, Seafood Grill ,and Blue Sox voted in favor of ‘retaining Gonzalez as the league’s chief ump, while the Conchs went against, claiming that “Cojo” stole Sunday’s game from {them with his bad decisions. If |this is true, this column fails to | see it that way. In the past he has never shown any partiality |to any team of the league, and {neither has any other umpire who | has officiated at a league game. THE WHOLE THING in a nut- shell is that three individuals of Hamlin’s crew have decided not to play ball with Gonzalez and so it was agreed by the team. Now the Pirates, Seafood Grill and Blue Sox will work out a sched- ule to play doubleheaders until) ithe Key West nine makes up its | mind as, toswhat it wants to do. | The most :probable thing is that | teams from: other cities will be Knott, Brown and _ Sylvestri;/¢innati had 43 first place out of @| brought here each week and the possible 90; Giants, 19; Cubs, 21:)Trumbo Field will not be avail- 'Benton, Lawson and Tebbetts. Cleveland at St. Louis, rain. ———EE Secccccccosooeseeeee | Pittsburgh, five, and St.“ Louis! ableito other teams. and Boston, one each. Giants) were picked to finish second by THE WRITER was not present ,ed the Lions Club last night in bowling league play at the Key West Bowling Alleys. | The Roaring Men, presenting | their full team, three members | inexperinced, couldn’t ' get going until the final seem to game which they dropped by 27 pins,,~ losing three straight to the Le- gion, and giving up first place to the winners. No record scores were turned in. Legionnaire Mills had high game with 141, also capturing nigh average with 131. Standing is as follows: 5 Lost American Legion Billy’s Service K. W. Gas Co. Battery E Golfers Lions Club First National Bank K. W. Electric Co. - Rotary Club _ DeMolay 2 The team made up Scouts has dropped out league, being replaced by Molay boys, as yet to play in Oh dalam tisha 0 1 2 1 3 3 2 3 3 0 Boy the De- the |Hitler and I was Czechoslovakia land he was going to conquer; me.” OF FLORIDA: TO: GEORGE M. SMITH an@ MRS. GEORGE M. SMITH. his wite, if married, if alive, and if dead all unknown persons claiming by. through and under them; WOOD- WARD 0. DEAN and KATIE W. DEAN, his wife, if alive, and if dead all unknown persons claiming by. through and under them: WAL- TER MOTT and MRS. WALTER MOTT, his wife, if married, if alive, and if dead all unknown persons claiming by, through 2 under BRENEMA’ EMAN, his wife, and if ead all un- claiming by, them: WYLLIE and MRS. WYLLIE, his wife, if married, alive, and if dead all unknown per- sons claiming by. through ané un- der them: CHARLES HB RED- FIELD and MRS. CHARLES # REDFIELD. his wife, if married, if alive, and if dead ‘all unknown persons claiming by, through and under them: JACOB FRIEDMAN and MRS. JACOB FRIEDMAN, his wife, if married, if alive, and if dead all unknown persons claim- ing by, through and under them MATHILDE ROBERTS and —— ROBERTS, her husband, if mar- ried, if alive, and if dead all un- known persons claiming by. through and under them: MATHILDE ROB- ERTS von LEER ang HUNTER von LEER, her husband: ¥f alive, and if dead al! unknown persons claim- ing by, through and under them: X C. TORSTENSON and MES. XC TORSTENSON, his wife, if married. if alive, and if dead all unknown iming by, through and ; JOAN GUEST. a per- by and guardian Marion Segar, if alive, and if dead, all unknown persons claiming by. through and under her: and all un- known persons having or claiming any right, title or interest im the following described lands, situate yd being in the County of State of Florida, pdel Land Compan: Three (3), Fiw (6) and Seven (7), Section Thirty Township Sixty One (61) of Range Thirty Mime (29) lying North of right of way of the Florida East Coast Railroad as per plat on file im the office of the Clerk of the Cireuit Court i and for sai@ County. containing Eighteen and Thirty redths (18.31) acres more or less the right of way of the Counts Road, as shown by recorded plat and less Lot Five (5), Block Four (4) and Lot Eight (5). Block One persons. ¢ under them son of unsound mind, through her natural The Legionnaires far outelass- - 1, Page 145 of the Public Records of Monroe County, Florida. rT ORDERED that you ané each of you, do appear im the Cir- cuit Court of Menree County, Fier- a s All of Model Land Company's Lots Two (2), Three (2), Five 5), Six (6) and Seven (7h Sec- Thirty Two (22), Township Sixty One (61) South of Range Thirty Nine (29) East, lying North of right of way of the Florida East Coast as per plat on file in the office of the Clerk of the Cireult rt in and for said county taining Eighteen and Thirty Hundredths more or less: way of the shown by less Lot Five (3), (4) and Lot Eight (6). One (1) of Sunset Cove, 2 sub- division in Monroe County, Fior- ida, as per plat thereef re- corded im Plat Book 1 145 of the Public Records of Monroe County, Florida. Confesso against you and «ach of you The Key West Citizen is hereby designated as the newspaper im which this order shall be published once a week for four consecutive weeks. DONE AND GRDEREP «ot Court House in Key West, Florida. this 30th day of March, & D 3558 (Circuit Court Seal) © Sawyer j Ros Clerk of the Cireuit Court «f the Eleventh Jud@icial Circus i ané for Monroe tice and be rewarded 4 Wm A Wilkinson, 914 Emme street BILLY GOAT CART AND HAR NESS Cash. $5.00 1010 Grinnell Sz FOR SALE—2 lets, cach Stxe0 Run from Washington Von Sis Apply apri4-s COMMAND- SECOND SHEETS —see fer Ste The Artman Pree novlS-et FOR SALE 38% Doutie Cote Cruiser, sikeeps 4 complete with hmens Mare perfect and cther=ame Just off way: and recently refi |33 sports writers, Cincinnati by! MAJOR aes |20, Pittsburgh by 15 and Cubs by’ ten was given by one of the team | LEAGUES’ STANDIN ‘BRE |managers, who asked his name’ e eecscssesiee| LAST SUNDAY. the car in 35 a sictrelicnmde sed | NATIONAL LEAGUE |which the Celo baseball club of Gen mice ont of the league not! Club— W. L. Pct.| Tampa was traveling on its ‘Way | be mentioned. 0 1.000, to Brooksville turned over and! .500 Several were badly injured.' .500' Ruben Rodriguez was the victim! “Go easy with her. She’s got a oe of gold. but—” Re “But gold is met y said. “Soft, but still metal. _ “She has that manner, but it’s indigenous to her particular gen- pea sink. be be Brat to cry at the sight of a run-over And right now she’s scared su, Go easy with her, Asey. Don't —_ = cat eis You'll — Asey said“ et your coat | Cut in time what you want. She's With fane Wasses | aWfully scared, and awfully mixed — ow eeren | up, an she wants to lie down and .| cry. I think there’s something foined | More than that’s botherin, her, a she Mary. And you'll find — hullo, Jane. The prodigal’s returned.” “Thinks he’s Bey & be wel- comed back into the of our select group, does he, after galli- vant at the meeting but the story writ-| LEGALS ick Hs COUNTY, | 2d¢itional powers IN PRO- contained in the lowing and a1 Council to sone f i JUDGE, MONROE STATE OF FLORID: IT 1S HOPED that this little | "A". estate of matter can be patched up before| MILTON A. RUSSELL, long so that the championship ro 411, wHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ini nicipa! 2 :|ing the mu pet aha turnover. E. Perez, J. Fer-| sries may continue. More fans | | Notice is eerehy , ivem that | Key Went, Florida. .000 and Pedrero received the) = i erett W. Russel s final to those pow: | juri afe coming out with each game ; (pom as administrator of the es- in its charter, and. the interest is getting great-|tate of Milton A. Russell, deceased: !eaid City of > |that be has filed his petition for | regulate and | final discharge. and that he will | mumber of | gppiy, to the Honorable Raymond buildings, and enevecesesee Lord, County Judge of Monroe the percentage | County, Florida, on the 8th day of ground that LEAGUES’ | May, 1939, for approval of same size as jand for final discharge as ad- ministrator of the estate of “GAMES TODAY 2" | Se sescccccccccosessooese 12th a TS 1939. ; W. RUSSELL, NATIONAL LEAGUE | Administrator of the estate of and authorising at Cincinnati, not | | a | al Se the a | Sai@ tocal or special Hie i ty ‘i | i | a Pr ii t 8 i haat f i i Milton A. Russell, deceased. and apri¢-21-28; may5,1939 Florida, \nances itl it af if | f eoooorrnm” | FLORIDA FORSBERG, Deceased. Notice ie hereby given [whom it may coneern that | Ireland, as Executrix of the Last | WHI and Testament of | Porsberg, deceased, has fi |the Honorable Raymond R. County Judge, in and for Mi iw. Fh her Final and ication ie ul i ! AA for street, on page one today. favorite bake shop will be run-{ ning specials on delicious, .new zen for more announcements. mar3l; apri-14-