The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 19, 1939, Page 3

SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1939. YESTERDAY: When they get into a fist fight with each other the East twins become two, and admit they're fake freaks. Mean- while, Richard Craftonbury Adams, owner of Saltair Acres, is “bearing down on his unin- : vited guests, Meanwhile, also, the Chiseler is reconnoitering. Chapter 31 The King Of Hearts Red Chiseler inspected the up- per ieee of fone Bouts. eek were in tof noted this veatatiroae fact, ie Chiseler — across the lawn and fumbled along the side of the} ou house until he found a rainspout, | aloft, he perceived “that | © this r yut, on its gay journey tothe ran close to.an iron cony some ‘ifteen or twenty f “Okiedoke,” muttere¢ the pial, , eler, who occasionally permitted fie Slew | stiat a bull a himself the luxury of lapsing into! ™’ the vernacular. In his youth Mr. Jennings had been no mean porch-climber. And the rtof Lapaccsnereagregic is-similar in certain eenpents those of swimming and bicycle idee One forgets finer points with the passing year:, but the rudiments, remain. In short, once a_porch- climber, always a porch-climber. Mineful of the crying need for absolute quiet, the Chiseler re- moved his shoes and secured them in his belt. Then he went up the tainspout nimbly. He gained the balcony without; mishap and climbed cautiously gh oak rail. > ae all of a-su b light ~ had been grithed on on in one o: the rooms it gave on the balcony. awing back into a darkened er, the Chiseler took counsel! wi nimself, He the conclusion that it wou'd be the’ height of folly to be st:mpeded by this slight untoward occurrence. Doubtless the light had been en on by a-maid who was down a bed or something. She’ probably be gon. in a min- ute. He resigned himself to wait. Five minutes passed. Ten. Fit- teen. And during them there came at intervals to the Chiseler’s ears small slithering sounds as of birds fluttering their wings. The sounds fromthe open window of the lighted room and the Chiseler was at a loss to account for them. He began to fidget. Valuable time ‘was passing. He permitted another two min- utes to go by. Then he came-to the conclusion that the maid, havin, turned down the bed, had left an: neglected to switch off the light. He stole forward stealthily and looked in the tea a a = . wol ing wha’ He ater be sohtaire. And the sounds he had heard were made by Ae cards as she shuffled and riffied Mrs. Dip.ang, housekeeper at Saltair Acres, had callec it.a day. Having made adequate provision for this party of Mr. Jonathan's, she had turned the reins of gov- ernment over to Matherton and his subordinates. Then she had slipped up to her roon., intent upon a auiet cup of tea. Before ringing for it, however, she bad sat.down to tell her for- tune a few times. Mrs. Dipsang was. an inveterate teller of fortunes. True, it-was very seldom that the events prophesied by Mrs. Dip- sang about herself or anybody else ever came off. persisted, buuyed by the fact that upon the night of the decease of the late Dipsang, a seafaring man lost overboard in‘a blow off Cape Hatteras, the jack of ‘spades had come up no less than seven times in spots significant of disaster, In Mrs. “Dipsane’s occult scheme of things, the jack of spades was a bird of ill-omen, ‘The present set-up of the cards indicated: nothing exciting... Mrs, Dipsang sighed, gathered up the pack and ttied agains And this time it was apparent from the first that something big was — to Phe gay ecard after filed from the the deck, iis in the a dusiannal tion with one anot eedily came to 234 just ea, i de for a low throaty voice.” ‘The’ Chiseler, abrupt to dance, As'a'mi had. been dancing while making up to how:to cen instant stupendous intellect was swarming to his aid. This card- playin woman looked like a sim- He ‘would, therefore, hone lay with the heavy of a vocabulary until some pened an hi Siuareate of * *-he wl ‘way 0! kicking off. “There is no call for hysteria, my good woman.” He might See att ate omitted | reference to- hy: Di sang had no ination ation of inawelie | in a fit of nerves, “Come: here,” abe ordered per- emptorily. Better Balconies bie Chiseler hesitated, He had co enit ro Aa ebususe Saas ed couse bserved while on bal- -conies, attached to the better homes | of Long Island. Mrs. capes, baNe’ a. was not | “Come here,” she commanded * tly, “Tt you | t- |in Wickers. No.doubt the batting conepneRs, ne T See of you ‘een your. rt tan. explain pheen al thing ito your entire satisfaction.” | en’ come here,” said Mrs, Dipsang. Hers’ was’ a single-track | mind. When it went after a point, it went after it like a bloodhound. r came, si a deference to his In the. illumination that pons r a upsang ao The little a Nevertheless she | trouse! was |Navarro club, but chances are had | member of the Bucs. diéative of health, cient gs ‘and ae not seen it twined- together. |! jiness le nature, were with a view to transpiring en the near iseitteree SN were “ok 2, ea rior to at Mrs. Dipsang’ ceeded the Chiseler smoothly, Eaid, peering at him, 2 “Here,” ont ceased |roe-County League. j Practicing faithfully for the past. several weeks, the -strong/| tpicked team selected by George |Acavedo, Pirates’ star Jeftfielder, jis ready for.a five-game series See Key ‘West Conchs. All-Stars ill march’ out to ‘Irumbo Field tomorrow afternoon to do battle the: igainst Roy Hamlin's-bombarding | artillery in, the opening contest of the series, the winner of which will receive the net purse of all} gate receipts. . Although, ‘Manager Acevedo.has made no official announcements ag to his starting lineup this \writer’ would bet ‘his ‘boots that | \the pitching assignments will be |” Split! tree ways: | Publio ‘Spe¢s?:: Carbonell; Pi- rates’ ace moundsman, will no) di be the’ starting off pitcher |for three innings. ‘Carbonell -has "| won two games in five starts jduring the first-half of the Mon- |. Guillermo. Diaz may be called | on to work the 4th, Sth and 6th! an |iMnings. Diaz is the short, sturdy | \slow-ball hurler, who had done | imighty good work for the Blue "Sox. in the city loop. ‘Sox finish- | {ed in the cellar ‘without’ winning ja game but it wasn’t because | |“Guiro” failed to do ‘his part on| the mound. | Harry “Swifty” Wickers, the mightiest little pitcher in and | | around Monroe County will prob- jably he the choice of Acevedo to | fi lish up the last three rounds. ickers. won four games and ‘ost one for the Trojans during! | the first-half schedule of the cir-| cuit and although ‘was hit hard in| his last encoynter against the | batting artillery of Cates and Co. | ja little checking up in these last | | frames. Carrying out this pitching com-| | bination will no, doubt. baffle the; Conchs a little as they will meet | Bost a semi-speed heaver in Carbonell, |a very slow hurler in the person of Diaz and a mighty speed tosser ‘timing of those hefty © Hamlin | wallopers will be misjudging more than once and the opposing |club is looking forward to upset- \titig the dope ‘bucket in succeed- lirig where’ others have failed— | defeating last season’s champions and present first-half -pennant | winners. . Joe Navarro, the fast-stepping Trojan backstop and Cyril Grif- fin’s rival, will work the games| behind the mask for the Stars. | At first \base there is’a toss up betwen Tony Castellano of the Blye Sox and Clayton Sterling, | fence-busting batting hero of the ‘o ‘both will appear on the starting lineup with Sterling doing duty lin rightfield and ‘Tony at first. ° Second base: will be. split be- tween Anthony Kelly of the Tro- | jans and: Albert Acevedo, Pirates’ | ace infielder. There's no |so Mario Hi jin, that ;position.. Hernandez is.a With a pair of fast-stepping | shortstopmen te pick from, Mana- Acevedo will probably select Fi- |del Lopez for the first game and John Navarro to work in the sec‘ }T, ond or if needed in the conflict. ‘The ‘pair. are fading |Seen Evelio Rueda, Gabriel elas Jesus Garcia, Manuel” Acevedo will mak up the outfield, with Louis ‘Cardinals hung: up Aifth straight [play !feate@ New York Giants, 5 to 2. | their fifth victory in a row and’ |Red Ruffing allowed Philadelphia '| |Athletics only five hits as’ the|*H. Gates, BS - ‘Washington Senators, 6 to 2. | Pittsburgh |Phelps; Sullivan and Masi. | Wi |the Week, Price Tours olay “yr re “epee THE KEY WEST CITIZEN RED-RUFFING COPS H HIS 18TH WIN FOR YANKS: | | | | “(Speciat to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Aug. 19—St, their | t victory: and their. ut of ‘the last 19 games, ‘when they handed Pitts- burgh Pirates their 10th loss in a row yesterday noon, 3 to 0: R. Bowman: held thé Bues to sev-| en hits in blanking the slipping Pirates. Cards naw have reduced, Cincinnati Reds’ lead to five and a half ‘games. The Redbirds and ep ated a ¢rucial series to- \ Aide “Boston Bees edged out Brook- ly: Dodgers 4 to 3'in 14 innings. Lowly ‘Philadelphia : Phillies ‘de- (17th New York Yankees annexed’ Yariks won, 5 to 0. Ruffing got credit for his eighteenth ‘win on the 18th day of August. Boston. Red _ Sox :walloped: Results: of ‘the games: . Bie cmd LEAGUE i 2 Pittsburgh se. H. 2h ‘St. “Louis ~- Pees e 10-| FE Sia | Nk (OU R. Bowman and Owen; Bauers, | J; Bowman, Sewell and Susce. a eemah I At Philadelphia R. H. E. |New York 25 0) Philadelphia 512 3} Lohrman, Salvo and Danning; | | Highe and Millies, | At Boston Brooklyn | Boston H.E 2. Fitzsimmons, Hutchinson and age hisage Cincinnati, not sched- CAN LEAGUE At New ace g o R.H. Philadelphia 05 New York —. 5 9 Pippen, Beckman. .an Ruffing and Dickey. At Wash E. 0 Bee 0! Hayes; | +R HE. | 6 12 6| 29:1) Os eller . and -Peacock;! Carsequel, “Masterson and ¥Fer- rel. . i only games scheduled. | Eg baa onpens om } LEASED In ‘the fimal bo} matches of over T last’ night 1071." Cheely Lumber Compariy No. 2-won over the’Bowlers team 1114 to 1024. ;Southpaws — Chéely “Lumber 3 La Concha teen Thompson Hardware Co. Palm wa ig ee ae ae ER 3191 mers 3179 31 31: 2 Tek 3125 DeMolay -_______ 3103 | Detroit ELEVEN PLAYERS HAVE PER. | |5. Villareal, KWC _ 8 }F. Carbonell,;P 2. 7 *)*Geo. Malgrat, Pp. jJasper Walker, T | *Jesus Garcia, BS 7 | *A. Rodriguez, BS . BE Ogden, P '|*3. Carbonell, T “|Mario Calleja, T — D. SLOPPY JOBS TEN _ DOWN STOPOVERS TODAY THphe PLAY 5% LOSES. | BUT ONLY Two OUTS CENTAGE OF 1,000; WICKERS | oui i LEADS IN ASSISTS WITH TOTAL OF 41 >} One of the largest crowds aa jattend the diamondball games ‘be- ing played afternoons at Bay- view Park witnessed Sloppy Joe’s Bar ten quell a ‘last inning rally ;by Johnnie Black’s Stopovers ‘and win’ their third game of the present series among six clubs in the newly-formed league. Final score was 19-17. Four homer runs, two for each team, were recorded. Sloppy sae, manager of the Nightclubers, | [drove the ball into the street: Bat }got only * thre bases. Several | |two-base hits were recorded. | Pet: | Up until’ the ninth, it looked | \like a walkaway for the Sloppy | 1,000 | 1,000 By O. L. MILIAN Wielding record ‘of tthe ‘Monroe. ‘County Baseball ‘League shows " \elaven players have not commit- | (ted. an error so far, having a spercentage of. 1,000. Harry “Swifty” Wickers leads all other by a wide margin in as- sists, making a total of 41. Most putouts were made- by Clayton Sterling; Trojan first baseman, 75 in all. “Record follows: Player— . BR. Bethel, KWC players, but too much base run-| ‘ning for the victors tired them | out, and in their half of the final | \innnig the Stopovers scored 11 jruns »before the third out to al- jzmost tie the count. | Brooks pitched “his famous |knuckle ball for the victors, and} | Blackwell was,on the mound for; the losers.. Umpire Russell was | |.on the job calling balls, strikes | | and* outs. | Stopovers. executed a triple| |play in the eighth but only two | 2] outs were needed to end the} | frame. A number of players called | the ball hit that started the triple | play a foul but the ump ruled it ja fair ball. Sloppy players were off base but failed to run because | they believed the ball went foul, | ‘thus allowing the Stopovers a |ehance to tag three men. Score by innings R. H.} Stopovers . 123 000 0011—17 31} eo sel . 811 705 02xx—19 32 Key West, Fla.) Aug. 19, 1939. | Obserya ion taken at 7:30 a. m. 5th Mer: Time Temperatures | Highest last 24 hours ‘Lowest lastnight PO A 20 0 M, Griffin, KWC 1 John Torres, P 5 3 Tony ‘Alonzo, T 4 oy | Mario Sanchez, BS 0 Mario Pena, KWC -.69 C. Griffin, KWC _47 *P. Carbonell, P «= 5 32 *T. Castellano, BS_57 4 I. Rodriguez, P 21 4 *G. Garcia, BS - \*H. Wickers, T - |J. Barcelo, KWC - J. Domenech, T _. *O. Molina, BS eepnrmokoocorualt> 2 41 0 1 1 5 9 8 4 12 5 9 Cheta Baker, KWC 9 *Joe Navarro, T 39 12 W. Cates, KWC 7 27 L. Gonzalez, KWC 7 27 Joe Casa, KWC _. 3.20 Leo Go'lez, KWC .12 2 *Geo. Acevedo, P .14 13 |Ed. Garcia, P .:12 9 *Evelio suege T 16 3 *A. Kelly, P 5 5 oop Acevedo, 24 15 Sterling, T —% 2 a Lopez, KWC _'6 3 R.. Machin, KWC...16. 2 2-200 E) Albury, KWC 2414-5 .883 Mean _. A. Davila, P - 875 | Normal —. *M. Acevedo, P 875 | Precipitation | 875 | Rainfall, 24° hours ending 856 at 7:30 p. m., inches —_ 851 | Total, rainfall since Aug. 1 840) inches ea -190 | Deficiency since A -785' “inches :781 Total fainfall since January 761| 1, inches a 21.19 | 150 Excess since January .750 |” ienhes | ‘613 | i -613 | Sunrise . 6: | HAIR RE RMR REPO PRERENDER er OO OOOO OOO OOH oo 7 | A. Fernandez, BS — 8 1 00 | | A. Acevedo, KWC -.18: .°G. Diaz, BS - *John Navarro, T 'D. Navarro, T -. *M. Hernandez, P. 168] 1.06, atecobeates Swit ere cmeEwKoHa LiReestabe Peter ‘Castro, BS - -0 0 .000 "Denotes players who will com- ponris 142 a. é * m. . m. m™. m. nae ey p. m.,, Sunday) Vicinity: Gen- air P toni and Sunday; ‘to moderate ies most- feat . AMERICAN Clubs F = ; oo Sete rege as chao, + | notified and required LEGALS Notice is. nar Nareby st ven that gat unger and by authority wt “ine Final cree of Foreclosure rendered by tae Honorable Arthur Gomez, Judge of | the Cireuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Cirenit of Florida,.in.and for Monroe County, in that certabr cause in said Court pending which Ellen L. Cribb, a widow i Complainant and First Trust Com- pany, et al, are Defendants; being | Chancery File No. ‘7-117, I, as Spe- cial, Master in Chancery appointed | by the Court in said decree, under and by virtue ‘of the terms there- | of, will offer for sale and sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the front | door of the Court House of Mon-' roe County, in the City of Ke West, Florida, on. Monday, the 7 day of August, A. D. 1939, between the hours of eleven o'clock A. M. and two o'clock P. M., the same be- ing @ legal sales day, and the hours the legal hours of sale, the follow-’| ing described property, situate in. Monroe County, Florida, to-wit: All of Model Land Company's Lots Two (2), Three (3), Five (5), Six (6) and Seven (7), Sec~ tion Thirty Two (32), Township Sixty One (61) South of Range Thirty Nine (39) Bast, lying North of the right-of-way of the Florida East. Coast —Rail- road, as per plat on file in the office of the Clerk of the Cirt cuit Court in and for the said County, containing Eighteen and Thirty One Hundredths (8.31) acres more or less; ‘less the right-of-way of the County Road as shown by recorded plat, and less Lot. Five (6), Block Four (4) and Lot Bight (8), Block. One (1) of Sunset Cove, a subdivision im Monroe County, Florida, as per plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 145 of the Public Rec- ords of Monroe County, Florida. The said: property as aforesaid, together with all ‘the tenements, hereditaments ‘and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anywise | appertaining, being sold to satisfy| ) said decree. Dated this ist day of August, A. D. 1939. cane H. TAYLOR, JR., jpecial Master in Chancery. WISEHEART & . WISEHEART, Solicitors for Complainants. augs-12-19-26; sep2,d939 NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of a certain order and decree of foreclosure and sale made and entered on the 24th day of July, A. D. 1939, by the. Honor- able Arthur Gomez, one of the Judges of the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, in and for Mon- roe County, in Chancery, in a causé therein pending wherein Paul Boy- sen is the Complainant and Rex- | ford Roberts and Hilda Roberts, his? wife; Robert Roberts and Maude! Roberts, his wife; Riva Lusk and W. B. Lusk, her husband; O'Brien and Vincent. O’Brien, her |husband; Fannie Cash and Ira Cash, her husband; Rosalie Menen- j dez, a widow; and all unknown ( claimants having or claiming an in- terest in the real estate herein in- volved, are defendants, foreclosure of mortgage and other reljef, the undersigned Special Master in Chan- cery will offer for sale and will [sell at public auction, for cash in |hand, to the highest bidder, at the |front door of the County Court | House in the City of Key West, Monroe County, Florida, during — legal hours of sale, on }rondax- thy 4th day of September, 1939, t fale lowing described real estate, situati lying and being in the County ot Monroe, State of Florida, described as follows: An undivided one half inter- est in Lot 1, Section 19, Town- ship. 65, Range 34 East, con- taining 93% Acres more or less and situated in Monroe County, Florida. Together with all and singular the tenements, heredi- taments and appurtenances thereto belonging or any- wise sper a ‘THOM. AQUILINO. TOpEE JR., Solicitor for Compilainas augs-12-19. ept2,1939 OTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, MON: COUNTY, FLORIDA. ‘TE. In ‘re Estate of EDNA MARIE ADELMEYER, To all creditors and all persons having claims or demands against sald estate: ‘e hereby to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may’ have against the estate of dua: Marie Adel- meyer, deceased, a non-resident’ of the State of Florida, being domi- ciled in the State of New York at the time of her death, ane be- ing possessed of certain real erty in Monroe County, Flot the Hon. Raymond R. Lord, County Judge of Monroe County; at \his-of- fice in the County Courthouse in Monroe County, Florida, eae eight months. from the da! first publication hereof. Al tes ec I cere Ee, jBresgated. within the time and in the manner scribed herein shall be barred as provided by law. Dated August stn, A. D. 1939. LOUISE A As Administratrix of the Estate of Ea Mar! You, and each of you, SSO OR A Roberta | PAGE THREE POIOP OPO DT sex, CASA PITCH FOR MIAMI CLUB i Joe Casa, better known as Jée House to local baseball fans,’ lefi over the highway thismorning for Miami where he will pitch for the Merrill- Goes oem | Joe is under contract to |. twirl four games. which will décide ‘the second-half of the schedule ‘split series in the Dade County League. He ll he on the mound for his game tomorrow after- noon. nk hediddidede | 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. FOR SALE CORNER LOT 60x104 ft., located at ‘Whitehead and Caroline streets. Price, Reasonable. Ap- ply, P.O. Box 675, Key West, Fla. jly27-Imo FOR SALE—Electrie Plant, 2 K.W.,.A-1 condition. Guaran- teed. Original cost $595, will sacrifice for $200. .Runs forty 50-watt bulbs. Apply P. O. 906, Key West. augl4-lwk ;POR SALE—2 lots, each 50x100. Run from Washington to Von Phister street. $1,000. Apply rear 1217 Petronia street. apri4-s FOR SALE—Bargain; Furnished House, situated on two lots, 100x100 feet each. -Apply to \ 1306 Virginia Street may25-tfs 'FOURTEEN-FT. V-BOTTOM } CYPRESS BOAT; Four Horse Johnson Outboard Motor; Four Life Preservers, One Fire Ex- tinguisher; Pair of Oars and Row ‘Locks; Anchor with Rope; Umbrella—all for $85.00. Apply 1217 Petronia Street. jun27-s HOTELS ean steamed BRING YOUR VISITING ‘friends in need of a good night’s rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean rooms, enjoy the-homey atmosphere. Satisfactory rates. 917 Fleming St. may17-tf ; Subscrive to The Citizen—200 weekly. Phil Regan—Jean Parker SHE MARRIED A COP Lounge DINING and DANCING Fireproof Garage Open The Year Around