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mafsaa hAd aeipea hlm trim. ~as a
sasgslss.~ waa a little worn. And.
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GIANTS DIVIDE
DOUBLEHEADER
WITH PIRATES
CINCINNATI REDS AND DOG
ERs ALSO SPLIT TWIN BILL;
ATHLETICS BEAT CHICAGO
TWICE
tspeciaI to The Citixen)

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The
New York Yankees got up off the
floor after their double knock
down Tuesday, and broke the win
ming streak of the pennant-mad
Detroit Tigers, in the third game
of their fight for American league
baseball supremacy.
Delivering succession of coun-
terblows that blasted Tommy
bridges off his pitching peak in
five innings, the Yankees rallied
behind the effective pitching of
the young Yale graduate, Johnny
Broaca, to score an 80 decision
and serve notice that they are not
entirely to be counted out of the
pennant battle.
The Giants and the Pirates de-
fled the elements for nearly two
hours in their efforts to play a
doubleheader and when they final
ly succeeded they broke even. a
performance which brought little
profit to either team. The league
leading New Workers won the first
game, 5 to 4, on the strength Of
a four-run rally in the first in
ming, which was subjected to the
long delay because of thunder
storm. Pittsburgh rallied to take
the second, A to 3, as Waite Hoyt
outpitched Hal Schumacher to
gain his third victory in four days.
Casey Stengel shook up his
Dodger lineup for the second game
of a doubleheader and shook the
club right out of its losing ways.
After the Reds had made it two
straight with Z to 5 triumph in
the opener, the revised Brooklyn
team came back to win, Z to 4.
The Philadelphia Athletics ran
a winning streak to five straight by
taking doubleheader from the
Chicago White Sox. The Mackmen
won the first game. Z to 4, and
came back behind Bill Dietrich's
pitching to take the nightcap, 2
to 1.
The veteran George RUDE Wal.
berg held the st. Louis Browns to
five hits as the Red Sox scored
GO win. their second straight vic
tory over Hornsby's charges.
Tba summarizes.
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re Estate of:
WILLIAM GIBSON,

In re Estate of:
WILLIAM GIBSON,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To all creditors and all persons
having cleims or demands against
said Estate:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which YOU. or
either of you, may have against the
estate of William Gibson, deceased.
late of Monroe County, Florida. TO
the Hon. Hugh Gum, County Judge
of Monroe County, at his office i'm
the County Courthouse in Monroe
County, Florida within eight calen-
dar months from the date Of the
first publication hereof. All claims
and demands not presented within
the time and in the manner pre-
scribed herein shall be barred as
provided by law.
Dated 10th day of August, \. n.
1894.
RAYMOND X. LORD,
As Administrator of the Estate of
William Gibson, Deceased.
aHgl6-23- 80; -sept6
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LEG AIS

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA.
Tn re Estate of
MAY NJ. KEMP, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, TO all
whom it may concern, that on Mon
day the 18th day of September, 1884.
! shall apply to the Honorable Hugh
Gum, County Judge of Monroe
County, Florida, for my final dis
charge as Executor of the Last Will
and Testament of May NJ. Kemp;
and at the same time will present
my final accounts as such executor
and ask for their approval.
Dated July 18th, 1884.
SAMUEL Il. PINDER,
Executor Of Last Will and Tesla
ment of May NJ. Kemp, late of
Monroe County, Florida, Deceased.
jly12-19-26; aug2-9-16-2330; sept6-
10
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE
N COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE.
MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF

In re Estate of:
PERCY BERNARD SANCHEZ.
Decea sed.
Notice is hereby given, to all
whom it may concern, that on the
Bird day of October, A. j. 1894.
shall apply to the Honorable Hugh
Gum, Judge of the said court, as
Judge of Probate. for my final dis
charge as Administrative of the es-
tate of Percy Bernard Sanchez, de-
ceased: and that at the same time
L will present my final accounts as
Administrators of said estate, and
ask for their approval.
Dated August LIST, A. d. 1884.
AMELIA ELLEN ZONES,
Adm inistratriX.
aug2-9-16-23- $50; sept6-13- 2O-27
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Today In History

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lish comedian and reputed author
of the historic jest book.
I777-Historic Revolutionary
battle of Bennington, VT.
1SI5-New York Peace Society,
pioneer of its kind, organized.
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Spite MARRleGE

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ASSAULT AT LONG DISTANCE

CHICAGO-"Where was the
defendant where he assaulted
your" Henry Martin of this city
was asked in court. "About so
yards away" was the answer.
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TDDAY'S GAMES
.mrRICAN LEAGUE

@asFRtCAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at Washington. two
Nsmes.
So l.auis "a Boston.
litiFait a New York.
ChleaFo at Philadelphia.
aaaaaaseae
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Philadelphia at So. Louis, two
Kanes.
brooklyn a. Cincinnati.
NeW York nj Pittsburgh.
noslon 81 Chicago, two games.
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ca, Madjeski; Dietrich and

Cleveland at Washington, post
poned, rain.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PRINTING-Quality Printing at
the Lowest Prices. The Art
man Press. aug7
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Batteries: CASTOR, Heving and
Madjeski; Cain and F. Hayes.
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Batteries: Hadley, Knott, An
drews and Hemsley; Walberg and
Terrell.
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LOST
WANTED
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FOR RENT

WANTED-$500 at 6 percent in
terest. Good security. First
Mortgage. Address Box C, care
of Citizen. aug16-4tx
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DdIIUIIVa. DIIuSVo, TIoOIIVI'
Hamlin and Cochrane; Broaca and
Jorgens.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston at Chicago, rain.
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Batteries: Babich, Leonard and
Lopez; Johnson and lombard.
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Philadelphia at st. Louis, rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Batteries: Fitzsimmons, Smith
and Mancuso; French and Grace.
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BUT IL ABSENTEE
BALLOTS ARE CAST
EVIDENTLY VERY LITTLE IN
TEREsT MANIFESTED IN
ELECTION

That the election to be held
next Tuesday is not arousing a
great deal Of interest is evidenced
BY the small number of absentee
ballots cast.
Records in the office Of Judge
Hugh Gum show that but II of
these ballots were cast during the
period set aside for this which
closed 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
As there are no candidates with
opposition on the ballot the con-
clusi0n is reasonable that voters
Of absentee tickets confined them
selves chiefly to the three local
issues and the seven state amend
ments.
Voters of absentee ballots ac-
cording to the records were Nor.
berg Thompson. Herbert l. Pot
ter, George G. Gomez, L. P. Art
man, James S. Day. Olive w. Day,
Emma NJ. Ayaia, A. F. Ayaia,
Dora c. Eakins. w. S. Eakins, J,
Otto Kirchheiner and Ruth Kirch-
heiner.
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PLAN FU2 SHOW
BOAT CRUISE TO
MANY SECTIONS
TAMPA MERCHANTS AssocIA-
TON sPoNso MOVE
MENT IN WATERS OF Gulf
OF MExIcoI

Letters received recently IN
Key West show that The Tan,,,.,
Merenan1s ssoiation i sponsors
ing = movement TO have Captain
Hendry and his 81 -; bas, ;s;t;sfs.
q cruise of the wI.tars e The
Gun OF Mexieo Ed the East
Coast Of Florida.
Should the plan mater;aI;ze
ports Of Alabama. oseorv;a E,l.r-
ida and South Carol;.a w;ll ha
visited by these entavts;rer. .nd
broadcaats sent out ftron,, each.
In the event that a.nsa;n Hen
dry and his array of rtist. con
sent to make the trip The follow
ing itinerary has been snygeste.l
Mobile. Pensacola, Ta,aos Ct
Petersburg. Key Wesd Miami
jacksonville, Savannah and
Charleston.
The letters referees !, the
first paragraph are copies a. those
being sent to the Geneia Food
Corporation in Atlanta, and Il Is
suggested that letters of Il ,o~e IN
terested in the cruise of the show
Boat be sent to the same address.
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JOHN SMITH GETS
CONTEST HONORS
GIVEN HONORABLE MENTION
IN CONTEST OF SEARS
RoEBUcK COMPANY

John Craig Smith, Is months
old SON of C. E. Smith, Clyde
Mallory agent in Key West. and
Mrs. Smith, has been named as
one OF the winners of honorable
mention in the nationwide CON
test carried on by the Sears Roe
buck company.
Some months ago the corpora
ton announced this contest in
which 100000 babies were to COM
pete. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith decided
to enter their handsome young
ster.
Yesterday they received let
ter from the managers of the
contest and bronze medal as a
mark Of the distinction accorded
John Craig. ~
On the diverse side of the
medal a picture in relief Of a
beautiful child and on the reverse
the words, "Sears National Baby
Contest, 1884" Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith are justly proud of their
son and the recognition accorded.
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I4s.h6fapflak dpdIFIfilzal aA4
toh6tk effptlf I'M
Forced Iiouidstion

Hole bonds are exempt. both
principal and interest, from fed
eral. state, municipal and local
taxes, except surtaxes, estate, gift
or inheritance taxes, now or here
after imposed.
Despite this and the fact they
can be bought in denominations as
low as SIS, they are slow in being
taken up.
Incidentally, Chairman Fahey
has explained why Hole bonds
have been selling at below par
lately. New bonds, he says, are
being given in exchange for mort
cages at the rate Of about S200,-
100000 q month.
Many of these bonds. By the
very nature of Hole form Of re-
lief. 20 TO closed financial institu-
tons and other holders which
must liquidate the bonds in set
tlement of their obligations. The
necessity for liquidation forces =
turnover Of the bonds, be explains.
regardless of their investments
value as guaranteed obligations Of
the government.
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STEAMER GRANADA
ARRIVES IN PORT
VESSEL TAKES ON FUEL OIL
AT PIER OF PORTER
DOCK COMPANY

Steamship Granada, of the
Standard Fruit and Steamship
company. arrived in port o'clock
this morning from New York.
consigned to the Porter Dock
company.
The vessel was due to arrive
earlier but unfavorable weather
conditions delayed her. Passengers
arriving on the Granada were
disappointed in not being able to
see the city.
While in port the ship was Civ
en 39,08S gallons of fuel oil and
sailed 5 o'clock for her destna-
ton. Frontera. Mexico.
Freighter Ozark, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines. arrived GAS o'clock
this morning from New Orleans.
discharged and with shipments Of
cigars. spenges and miscellaneous
freight, sailed for Miami and Jack
soHville. $50 O'Clock this morning.
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ELIMINATION OF
STRAY CANINE IS
STILL GOING ON
DOG OWNER INTERFERING
WITH OFFICER PERFORM
ING DUTY TRIED AND FIN
ED IN POLICE COURT

Elimination Of the stray canine
win not be stopped By irate own
ers wh,se unlicensed pets are
caught roaming the streets.
This was proven yesterday
when : case of this nature was
broughr before Municipal Judge
Allan B. Cleare and quickly dis
posed Of BY the owner being fined
SO or Is days IN city jail.
! As the case went the official
collector of these strays was in the
act Of netting a dog when the own
er appeared on the scene and inn
mediately began TO heat UP under
the collar and protest sgainst his
pet being caught.
He waxed hotter after starting
his TRADE of abuse and ended by
hidhlu4 thAedso against thc OtAl-
Ger and went so far. il was
shown, as TO take up a eudgel. For
while his attitude forbode dan
ger to the officer.
However. he decided to vent his
spleen in abusive language and
nothing else. Relinquishing his
grasp on the stick and moving
away from the scene. The dog was
captured and placed in the
pound
The matter ives reported to
Mayor VIM. H. Malone. He in
structed the officer to have a war
rant issued for the arrest of the
offender. This was done and
the resultant fine or imprison-
ment alternative is proof suffi-
Gent that the dog ordinance issto
be enforced and the officials viii
brook no interference with an Of
ificsr in the. discharge of hissdutgs
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INFANT DIES in
MIAMI ON FRIDAY

Jacqueline Fulford Mathews,
nine months old. died yesterday
in Miami. The body arrived on
the Havana Special this morning,
accompanied by the bereaved
mother.
Funeral services will be held
$40 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from the Lopez Funeral Home
chapel Rev. E. r. Evans, of the
First Congregational church, will
officiate.
Survivors. other than the
mother. are the grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Lou Knowles; grand
father, George I. Knowles; two
uncles. George I. Knowles, Jr.,
and Dave Knowles.
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CAPTAIN CANOVA
ON VISIT HERE
WAS FOR MANY YEARS IN
COMMAND OF HoUsEBoAT
EVERGLADES

Captain A. j. Canoya, who, for
many years. was in command of
the Yacht Household Everglades,
owned by Colonel Thompson. ar
rived over the East Coast yester-
day from New York.
During the years the captain
was a yearly visitor to Key West
he made a host of friends who
are extending the hand of wei
come and hoping he win decide to
remain indefinitely.
While in Key West Captain
Canova will make his home with
his son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Canova.
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PURVIS, NEMESIS OF DILLINCER AND
FLOYD, RIDDLE TO HIS FAMILY

part in the staying Of such des-
peradoes as Diilinger and Floyd.
.Didn't Care For Guns
He really didn't care for guns
and that sort Of thing. she recall
ed. He went hunting sometimes
but not as . real hobby"
As boy ranging the wide
acres of his fathers tobacco and
cotton plantations. be took a live
" mechanical interest in auto
mobiles. and loved horses-an ef-
lection later transferred to dogs
in the crowded cities.
In high school he was football
payer and debater but dropped
both activities upon entering the
University sof South Carolina in
1920 There he worked as q claim
adjuster to earn his education.
Graduated in law in 1926.
young Purvis praetieed with .
Florence. S. C., law firm for two
years before going to Washington,
where he got JOB with the de-
partment of justice.
Trailed Auto Thieves
For three years he chased auto
mobile thieves and the ike in the
Carolinas and Texas. And then in
1881 he became head of the de-
partment of justice bureau at
Birmingham. Ala.
Soon afterwards he was trans
ferred to Chicago, helped investi-
gate the collapse Of Samuel In
sulPs industrial empire. and re-
ceived pronftion to the chief
post of the Chicago staff.
Then headlines blazoned his ca
reer as he and his agents toppled
arch-criminals from the throne Of
organized crime in America.
Behind the headlines moves q
wiry 130-pound southerner, not
always in the best of health but
with intensity giinting from his
brown eyes as he takes up each
new trail
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CUBA SAILS WITH
40 PASSENGERS

Steamship Cuba, of the P. and
o. S. s. company. sailed yester-
day for Havana with 116 first
class passengers. four second
class. three tons of freight, 10
automobiles. 156 sacks of mail.
Ferry PARROT came in yester-
day afternoon from Cuba with one
car of bone meal one guano, one
furniture. one lumber. two pine
apples. 500 crates, nine miscel-
laneous cars, 231 sacks of mail
and baggage.
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DEMOLAYS WILL
MEET TOMORROW
DECREE TEAM WILL PUT ON
PRACTICE FOR INITIA-
TIoNs NEXT WEEK

y embers of the degree team
OF Robert J. Perry Chapter, Or
asr of DeMolay. viii assemble at
lhe Scottish Rite Hall on Eaton
anu Simonton streets tomorrow
mo. hing for a practice of the sec
oha degree.
his degree win be conferred
on class of candidates at the
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
hose who will receive the hon
ors are: Malcolm Sawyer, Owen
er, Jr., Howard dPiader.
0eV &c Summers and Billy Allen.
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NOTICE

Tuesday. November s. 1884,
Election Day. . legal holiday Ia
the State Of Florida. this bank
viii not be open for business On
that day.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
n0xs-5
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DIR. E. S. HIRSCH
ARRIVES ON VISIT
MANAGER OF OPTICAL COM
T ANY GUEST OF DR.. VAL
DIES WHILE HERE

7. E. S. Hirsch, manager of
ehe Southeastern Optical Com
pan in Miami. came in on the
lorning train and is the guest of
IT. u. A. Valdes, intending to re-
ma until tomorrow afternoon.
While in Key West he will dis
Gus with DIR. Valdes plans for at
eehtling the national clinic of
OPP metrists to be held during
slearly part of next year in Mi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-11-03

Wkiss Hsuse And Party
Leaders Realize Ques-
- 0ns OF Much Sc
risusness
- nERBERT PLUMMER
lnI AaaaelaleA Hreaal


- HERBERT PLUMMER
fnT aa~eeiaiea FreasD
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-Ths
$1,000.
"a ahmm d unanlw .nuunnrs "a Ne
- - Amefa<en Legion's ever
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rarh papmeat - he honus.
~ a a
fnase<s e. esns.eI kfl1 r..l;~e 49,
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nnmmreas. TIE bonus issae was
ss<st3AtNHa. eftef - haa ossn
saamnss~a shr.m~h Al. hou.s. Nv
tAe hiani FsIusai q senate lead
nrnm.
hpnaA opponents uhhl now
hHte enI9Ted the advantage Of not
hasins tie lexlon definitely COM
&.,st.s 4. ,n..ne.i,.te casa nav
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.sN.nH isit eunse doubt - % Jus.
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mans memhers 81 congress who
.n~as.l th.mas,ves With President
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= 80
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re nriion 81 The Miami con-
4eesfan h.~ex.r leaves no doubt
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7" 80 "
eaessien. = . Tor payment i'm
meaI1lelf.
Fsepasima For Stampede
MN#tiF but effectively. the adj
nflfaiion IS preparing 10 meet
lha lnexiiahle stampede IN the
fnmIHH reHKfeEs.
Alfeadg General Frank I Hines.
admlnistFator Of the veterans bn-
kHuu. " nsaFahalling facts and fig
ufes q shou that bonus payment
ana iaisFesl restoration Of the
NMAfMrtff demanded ~ the legion
uili drain the national treasury
- semething bike $500. 0o0. 900.
Tle lnie4eAt restoration feature
aensanaed b. the legion further
Toaplieates the situation IN the
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NOTICE

y be tax book for the City of
West for the year 1884 is
3, open for the collection of
al and same are now due and
foble at my office.
taie percent viii be allowed
taxes paid during the month
ppvember. four percent in De-
Ter. three percent in January,
pereent in February and one
Mt in March.
res are delinquent June LIST,
SAM B. PINDER,
Inov3 City Tax Collector.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-11-03
COUNCIL HOLDS
BRIEF SESSION

There was a regular meetil
of the City Council held last mig
with president Of the board. (,
Warren. president, with ALA,
members present ears
There was nothing O.
a few matters of a
ture coming beforeew York.
and a short time ash leader,
an adjournment years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-11-03
By ASHLEY HALSEY, JR.

7IMMONSvILLE, S. c.. Nov.
s.-The kind of fellow who
wouldn't write home about killing
John DiIlinger or pretty Boy"
Floyd
That's Melvin Purvis. Of the
department Of justice. according
to his family.
Quietly proud of their brother,
his sisters here say he has yet
to mention Dillinger or any CT
them in his letters.
I've wouldn't know Dillinger
was dead if we had to depend on
him to find out" one affirmed.
He doesn't comment on one
thing about his work, except that
he likes il fine
Father Purvis and the seven
other children are still sitting
around dazed at the sudden rise
Of the family's "quiet SON. to ma
tional eminenee as a super-detee-
tive.
lie was the fifth Of eight chill
drens His mother died during his
youth.
Liked Books. Horses
Shy and retieent. young Purvis
buried himself in books or went
off on lone horseback rides on his
fathers farms near Timmonsville,
his birthplace 81 years ago.
To the others, as they look
hack on their brothers boyhood.
he was something of an enigma
the same sort of human puzzle he
became later to a succession of
No. 1" public enemies who new
er knew where to look for his sur
prise traps until they snapped
shut.
Never. said a sister living here.
did he give any indication of
growing into the man whose mark
manship is credited with at least