The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 18, 1940, Page 3

MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1940 . THE KEY WEST OFTZEN WwAIh? AND | (THE POET, EDWIN MARKHAM, AND THE | 2 ALEZ AND GOEFING NEWS TEA POT DOME ‘OM. LAND 'TRIAES'® CUPIANO HEAD «—s& cutis ‘never By C. H. UMSTEAD BOXING SHOW, The blind bogie event held yes-| Very féw lawyers,-or laymen by check or in cash?’ ‘Oh—no, | AD. FIFAPZAAZLLALL LZ lterday at the Golf Club was won |for that matter, realized the ef-/no, no (in ‘a whiSper), bring it in by the president of the club, John |fective part taken in the jury |eash! Bring it in Cash!” : FIGHTING LIGHTWEIGHTS pinder, with a 79. ltrials in the U.S. District ‘Courts| _When the Senator finished this Second place went to George |by the “poet, Edwin Markham. |dialogue in front of the jury, all WILL PLEASE FANS; FULL "5.11 of the Casa Marina with |An issue of The New York Times Present bata ed nie e a 74, and third place was held |gives a long account of the death | je Winer 33 got taking sides, Oe jointly by Allok and Gilmore |of ““Labor’s Most Beloved Poet”. |one way or ‘another. All he is} ARRANGED | Parks with an 80 each. | Ohne of his poéms deScrihed the | trying to do is to Warn afy young | Summaries: ‘silent and ‘thseen ‘cutting away |Man or woman Who may chance | Player— Gross Net Han'cap |of the foundations of the Won- to read this memorandum to By OSCAR L. MILIAN |Dr. Wm. Kemp 82 10 72 j\derful Tower in ‘Venice, until it: never accept even ‘a cigarette or Felix Gonzalez, 135, clever |Captain D. P. |was too late for the citizens to a five-cent gel: pat ra " ; i 9 ; istance, and the|from anyone who has a contract | lightweight of Miami, will face; Buckland 89 115 74 ene ae lof any kind with a Stite’ér. City.| Alex Cupiano, Puerto Rico punch- |M. E. Russell _ 90 12 a8} - | : { a \Curry Harris . 84 8 76 | Senatér Atlee Pomerene ‘and.| Government. You will Save your- ; er, in the ‘main bout at the |p oul Mesa 92 20 72 |Owen Roberts, now a Justice of |self a lot of trouble thereby. Strand Arena Wednesday night. |B. Grooms _ 99 22 77 |the U.S. Supreme Court, were} Lots of innocent men have | Gonzalez, a former Key West /Mrs, D, P. teounsel for the Govérnment in|been convicted, from the good} boy, who got ‘his first start in the| Buckland 97 «21 76 the famous cee Bes Soe ea fa fr aes fee ppaiergess:| an i jyears ago, and ‘when ‘the above | 3 Athletic ‘Chib here as ‘a Uae beeen teal a 2 a baeahs al read to the jury you|this statement, read a book by inary boy to the Willie Jackson- seiFichicnesPors Wiccan could ‘see ‘iat every ‘ttikn was iE. M. Borchard, of the Yale Law John Nebo fight some ten years; Oo, Friday at 10 o'clock, Pro |for conviction, “and within a few |School, called “The Conviction ago, has made a name for himself | pqgie Bush will give a free hour hours, a verdict for the ‘Govern- jof the Innocent”. in the boxing world since leaving | of instructions to all women golf-|tment ‘was rendered. That poem! his home town. jers. Every one is invited to at-/Seemed to have as much effect es / EVANGELIST SPEAKS Although Felix has probably | tend. This group ‘lesson ‘will |the arguments by counsel for the ‘AT MISSION CHURCH met up with some of the toughest ‘wind up the season for ‘the pro |Government. ie “| little guys in the state during his|in Key West, after which Mr.| When counsel finished reading | career, in Alex Cupiano he will!Bush will give an exhibition of |the poem, the paper ‘was laid | The evangelistic services which find a figher who can take it as ‘straight, forward and trick ‘shots. fupon a table while counsel com-|have been conducted by Rev.| well as aish it out. That Alex-is|Moving pictures will be taken of pleted his argument, and four/Richard J. Parker, superinten- tops was proven Friday afternoon jeach lady’s swing by the pro. _ |Mewspaper reporters rushed up|dent of Methodist Latin Missions when, in his sparring session, he! After the exhibition, thére ‘will |to the table to get it. The next /for the State of Florida, during donned the gloves with Battlitig!be a nine-hole putting contest for ;morning it appeared in The New/|the past week at the Latin Mis- Géech, herd hitting negro fight-|the women, each contestant re- | York Times with a report of the/sion Church, “El Salvador”, cor- er, who gave the Puérto Rican alceiving a free Eddie Bush golf trial. The effect of the reading/ner. of Virginia and ~Grinnell | dandy workout. At one time, | ball. fof the ‘poem on that occasion'streets, _ will _ be continued Alex let Geech hit him with) Mrs. T. J. Brady and Miss Jane |seemed to electrify the jury as/|through Wednesday night of the | everything he had with no effect Peabody will act as head of the/well as the entife court room. —_‘ present week. shown on the visiting boxer, jtournament committee for the| ~All present seemed to realize,| Song and prayer service be- Gonzalez, on the other hand, is |rest of the season. for the first time, the -terrible | ging @t 7:45 o'clock. | working hard and earnestly danger surrounding our country’s |” Three new members wete ‘re- at! SSS Se the Cuban Club gymnasium, | CLYDE-MALLORY | welfare. ceived into the church Sunday | where he works out with Chino Senator Pomerene said to the | evéhing. Hernandez, Kid Tarzan and Bem-| CALLS ATTENTION jury: “tere is a telephone in i; RRS 5 est Ogden daily. Felix impress- | ew York calling ‘a phone in the! RETURNS HOME WITH $1,000 | eda nares mimber of fait who | TO TEXAS SERVICE Jctict of be al ene: 8 ——- ave watched both beys in gym WORE or ree . |says a voice. ‘How about those| NEW YORK. — Disappeari a rae m ei] Climaxing their southern holi- | oj] leases?’ ‘Well, if they are from his home four seats dee aa Both fighters being of the slug- | 287 with a en ry over |ready, bring ‘them down here— the age of 16, Eugene Krauss had ging type, there's no doubt that |e Gulf of Mexico, Florida vaea-| and how about that $10,000?" ‘Oh, /been given up as lost by practic- the fans will see a whale of a/tionists, homeward-bound to an right. How do you want it, |ally everyone. ‘He retently re-| ~ southwestern and western cities, | | : ioe scrap. Gonzalez may be favored lare taking advantage of the| i Bi jturned home, after having joined to win because he is a left-hand igo Mallory Lines’ Ameri dan | 20ard life, the popular “Algon-jmore'than a dozen CCC camps, punchér, but then again, who | fag eres eevee from | tee provides a diversity of | saved. --$1,000 and ‘grown four knows what Cupiano may be able | yy;2:i to Galveston. |ctuise pastimes, ‘such as shuffle |inches. His only regret, he says, | to do against a southpaw battler? Sailing from the Wieciis City |board, deck sports, horseracing,|is the worry he caused his ‘par- | He looks good and punches hard. | nd ‘danici = on alternate Saturdays, the mod- | + idaticinmg | tre temnods (Orthes-jjents, Word was received late yester- | Clyde:Mallory liner “Aton |tra. Intimate cocktail lounges, | Cee ei et eerie day afternoon from “Pop” Da-|°™ c!yde sf B0n- | wide promenades, and sun decks,| Poultry raising in Texas is a} vis that Freddie Green would be ipl taped adeno par te with incomparable cui-|$45,000,000-a-year business ‘and | unable to live up to his agree- sine add to the ‘pleasure of the|the state ranks first inthe nation ment in meeting Chino Hernan- their home cities. As a conven- ih the ss | : ience to returning vacationists; in the production of turkeys. | dez, local popular battler, in the | through tickets to Texas and Cali- semi-final because of a bad nose, | hrous cities may be included ‘in It seems the Michigan fighter the Miami-Galveston booking. him out of the ring for a couple| ami-to-Galveston cruise fare in- of months. Davis has Taal mended Kid Fernandez, a Tampa bantamweight, who he guaran-'<hipboard entertainment, and a oe will"have to submit to an opera-) yow in cost and comprehensive | P LI Tu tion, which will probably keep |;, scope, the Clyde-Mallory Mi-| cludes meals, stateroom accom- J |modations, and a wide variety of | Monroe County Democratic Primary, May 7, 1940 tees to be a crowd-pleaser and special rate is available for the| °® is oe epee of yee 8S |transportation of automobiles. For Governor aeet | > ena eet Famous for its carefree ship-| Chino in the eight-round semi- é 2 FULLER WARREN windup. This promises to be a humdinger, as Hernandez is inj L E G A L s tip-top shape, having kept him- self in the pink of condition for several weeks. | In a special six-rounder, Kidj Tarzan will trade punches with | For State ‘Comptroller Proce re eee eer IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF J. M. LEE THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL | = CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MON- For Judge of the Circuit Court ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN) ‘GEO. E. McCASKILL Allen McCann, a boxer who calls | pan 7380 | ie (To Succeed Judge Trammell) California his home. Tarzan, not | 7: iia 4 een 5 Re-nominate much of a boxer but a whale of JOSEPHINE LAMANNA | ; a puncher, has high aspirations in CROHAN, Plaintiff, JUDGE Pe i W. TRAMMELL the boxing game and will-go out . ‘or Circuit Judge ready for the kill in this scrap, | MICHAEL H. CRORE. ae Se as McCann is looking out for the ; ‘or County e future, too, and will use a de-|, ORDER FOR PUBLICATION | ROGELIO GOMEZ fense attack in hopes of victory. | MICHAEL H. CROHAN, | Be os ee aah The winner of this contest has ‘Town of Hempstead, Long fé- For State and County Tax Collector been promised a semi final to the | land, N Wak Hanky FRANK H. ‘LADD Buddy Spiedel-Mario Perez card si ve peas —— ment, : (For Re-Election) clo Hempstead Linen Supply next week. A bout which gives all indica- pF tions of being a slugging match | ain Franklin Street. For County Tax Assessor is the Battling Geech-Kid Wilk- aripstead Lorie Aolend CLAUDE GANDOLFO Thste's a pomonal ‘erage wngie| “y. EN Tate | For Clerk of Criminal Cou Aiegh rirninay icbegea AO Saag GRE. Crk hereby required to ap- Se Friminal rt here saa povs ae ae out | pear to the Bill of Complaint in| ‘LEONARD B. GRILLON to settle it in the ring. This is &}the ‘above styled and entitled | Lennie” bag ara anes cause on April Ist, A. D. 1940, | Pi rae oa 5 oh he ala jotherwiBe the allegations ‘therein | For Sheriff — sia Will be taken as confessed. | T. JENKINS CURRY nneséeve tickets go ‘onsale to- Beg nae ah us Can! morrow and may be ‘had -at the \Sckis a Sire ‘Key West Citizen, | + For ‘Sheriff box office of the Arena at any |, newspaper published in Key BERLIN A. SAWYER time. West, Florida, ; ; DONE AND ‘ORDERED ‘this Re-Elect TATR \7@thcday of February, A. D. "1940. : CAGE TOURNEY =v Pee a KARL 0. THOMPSON NEARING END Clétk ‘of the ‘Circuit Court | or Sheri By (Sa.) Forence E. Sawyer, Por Commits | safc, ead FISTIIAPPIILAILALLIFLALAPLELAPLARAAIALAPLAPFIPTLAAFAPZAZL LD DD ID # Deputy Clerk. aa 3 | (Sd.) HARRY SEIGEL, EDUARDO C. GOMEZ re Solicitor for Plaintiff. “Eadie” CONCHS VS. CCC, sak LIONS feb19-26: mar4-11-18,194C VS. MARINES TO- | Sao ae | For County Commissioner, First District NIGHT be Sactice ae pet ‘hilt 1 ‘WM. H. MONSALVATGE asin a \Liilian L, McKillip, a ‘iarriec | (For Re-Election) | woman, of the City of Key West. | — ae ra . Ponigh ot 70 2 oclork, the [Monroe County, State of Flor-| or County Commissioner, Fourth District ‘ourth-place High School Varsity fida, intend to apply on the 18th | ORBER MPSO) will oppose the CCC five in ‘the (Way of March 1940, Or as ‘Soon | ow eenn en NN 3 iG THO IN High School Gym. Conchs “€x- /theréafter as the matter ‘nity. be | ‘For County Commissioner, Fifth Distric pect it will be a pushover affair.|héard, to the Hénorable Arthur = aes eee gig satrict In the last fracas of the eve-}Gomez,-a Judge of the Eleventh : : 3 ee ning, the first-place Lions play judicial Circuit of the State of | KWown Universally “As “Podr ‘Old ‘Craig’ “Sf Craig, Fla. the U. S. Marines. This contest |Flotida, for a license to thanage, | -————=s--== Pa 9 es, will be the last in the second-half |take charge of and. control my For Courity Commissioner, Fifth District Island City Basketball League [property and to becdifie a free | S. ELLIE LOWE schédule for the Lions. \déaler in évery respect. | MRS. eens SEES. | ated ots 19th ‘day of Feb-| For Consable, } “Eddie” Rickenbacker, Ameri- |ruary 1940... _ = | : Z C can World War ace, started out! 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