The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 24, 1947, Page 5

Reeve eeeeed e = i #25783 -400} island, passing up ‘under Braden- 333] top, ‘Sarasota, Cedar Keys and 286 | Madison.‘ Nearly. all: of the Flo- Ceour enh gear aaaae SEERaT ZRREEBEEZ = 6. 43. est west of the peninsula and un-! . derlying the éntire length of #. Scientists have found that the water in which the submerged shelf. lies’ is’ generally less than 50 fathoms’ (300 feet) deep. 8, Palma Beach 3. ‘The geologists’ say this great bed og Vaart underesas rock table has been in Tampa 12, Lakeland 4. existence since very ancient time. CAMA Lauderdale” 19, wanni The! Jan. far Dement she “Bays ‘ “ and the State of Florida at large : is .neither. coral nor limestone, although that is what is visible or becomes exposed on excava- : . tion. “Rather, the “foundations on Cheage olen ya 2. fwhich the tite is veallt— thie oe ee! Sear be ( aire port of the great, submerg |. Pittsburgh '8; St. Louis 5. shelf, are made up of mica, quartz and other types of rock int 1, Ch which have folded, crumbled mes wittning | |, Chieago: 4. possibly faulted in ages past; an . Diazy Rees ta keri Cleveland 10, St. Louis 4. this basement support is nearly : ; S88)" Washington 4,.Philadelphia 3. | 5000 feet below the seg level. New). ¥ork:3,/Bas{an 2. Faulted Rock at 4.100 feet ries ay | OCEAN 7 iE 4 Ww IL L BE In Florida only one single deep Oe ww wr of e ‘ : (Tuesdey’s: Seores) ‘ se ay ? Washington, Senators were outhit™ ue gy rt ni}- a8 ‘hier to “squeeze despite; J League °°). (Wednesday’s Scores) 4 well has been driven where the OPEN e RING SUMMER \ faulted reck was sampled 4,100 ‘> [Rene ‘A.’ Armengol, owner an feet down. This showed a mica- “| @peratgr of the. ray View ant quartz structure. The test bor- 1 ing Room and: Cocktail. Lounge,| ings were made near York in United street,. announces | Marion county. oe ¥ "2 8...0/in. Citizen that-they will re-] Some Key Westers may re- Dock,| Rertisa and Wagner; Reynoids|main open all summer, and that | member that in the search for an i Craig | and Robinson. ‘ new, ‘liwer prices are in effect. | underlying source of fresh water a ay (ohave y. have been reduced in the|other than rain-water for the |. At Cleveland Py ,|@ining room from 20 to 25 per- | Island City a 2,000-foot test well Usually on-St.: Louis c ‘ Peonici-(C 10 19. 1, Qoean View serves breakfast, | 1895, No reef rock was found. The C. venue | eland ‘ iuinch and-dinner, ‘as: well: as’ penile 1 Stediur D jalehouse, ‘Kinder and Mogs; | -W2C inner, ‘as: well as’a-la} hare fact “of this drilling appears vhus , Gait [emprenRromek and Hegaa, rata Ce sandwiches wh alllin Judge Jefferson B. Browne's Course, 52 Sey CA ial fish fry di i “Key West, the Old and the * At Philadelphia Ro HBL a a) Sah fry dinner. is -be- 1 New.” 4-! Washi 4 . &.ling served every Friday evening ‘as! § Qifrom €@ to 9 o'clock. ‘his meal} ,..” i ~ 3 11. 3) consists of: fish, cole slaw, French | ditions surrounding the driving n al Evans; | fried potatoes, rolls and coffee for | f the Jackson Square well this 4 Flares, Savage, Christopher and|pnly 75c.: writer secured a copy of the Bul- Guerra. ' ; The Qcean View Dining Room] letin of Agassiz Museum of Com- : management caters to social and | parative Zoology, Harvard Uni- At Detroit R. H.E.|fratérnal organizations, clubs, | versity, written by Edmund Otis Chicago 4 & 1)lodges and parties, at special sum- |Hovey in Dec., 1896. Rock Samples Detroit * 7.10 .0|mer prices, which are now in ef-} were made every 25 feet, and six Lopat;, Malizberger. and- Treah;| fect. The best of beer, wine and| pages in the form of a table set Trout, Hutchinson and Tebbetts. | !iguérs are served during legal| forth the. findings. A smaller hours, table gives the themicla analysis of the samplings at 13 different depths. The fact is that in the Jackson Park. . STATIONS—Bayview i i Lodg Square effort to find potable wa- y Uees: Cover Funene ey 19 ter, geology and chemistry proved Oue-Minete Sports Quis | Erautt, Lambert, Polivka and | mi 3 or miles from Key West, at Pirates h s n. ‘itizen today that de- ) & Wane do ithe males ond) |: St, Loin eis food i served in the ocean- typical ‘atthe, surtce, eye ‘Rittsburgh 1230 ie wa ees is from | about 25 feet under the surface. jSt. Louis from 6:30 Pa ers Pa Beneath that, however, almost all Iapetaper Paka Butbheran’ Grea: | Ree tas a ae Seren. ee Seite ox oe :/zinaki, Staley and Rice. ; < invited to “come |jgosely-compacted sand rock, va- at. Bay- \YGROUND — At Chicago R. Cincinnati 1 Chicago: .. q | Fine Recreation Spat f a Pirates Cove Offers 4 3 bt gut early” fora swim in the pool | ri 4 or just to relax in a ost wel Sb0 by Oe, oe teas - | restful atmosphere. : ovules showed in about half of Deepsea fishing is provided for | the samples, indicating a shallow- fret of four, half day, for only|water origin for much of the Is-j cs és land of Key West. The most sal- Movies are provided after din- | id rock of all was between 50 andl ner on Friday, Saturday and 175 feet from the surface. Sunday evenings. Guests may amounts of quartz interested arrange for, overnight accommo-|scientists at three points, 25, dations. - | z The Floridian Plateau is . Gen. Julius C. Holmes, retired, to have remained out of wager Lalrrecel of ag prose ex- during the early periods of rs istant secret stgte, born earth’s history, but later was = s closer to the Statue of Lib-|at Plessanton, Kans, 58 years ered by the sea. Higher up on is San ‘isco. ago. ; .the clay model of the Floridian was driven in Jackson Square in| - Investigating further, the can-| ry Hy hes bat HS TROPICAL BEER*ALE “FLORIDA'S FIRST POR PLORIDA THNRST” TAMPA FLORIDS BAEWEEY INCORPORATED . ; Ketabtanes 1096 Distributed by STANDARD WINE and SPIRITS, Key West, Plartde