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your hands?" Kay ended, forcing
herself to face the facts whatever
they might be.
The sheriff hesitated, and gave
an imperceptible nod to Seth over
Kay's head.
Don't you worry about that"
he evaded soothingly. 'I'll talk to
Seth outside"
mo you won'tl" Kay interposed,
her eyes flashing, and her body
straight and taut with determine
ton. You've got to tell me any
thing you have to say about it! ]
won't be kept in suspense"
Found: A Dead Man
THE sheriff shrugged. well, I
4 reckon you've got to hear
about II, sooner or later, so there's
no point in making mystery
about it. Also. want to know all
you can tell me about this Gaynor
guy-where you met him and how
long you've known him, and so
forth"
But hoiD did you come BY the
gum" Kay insisted You must
tell me that first
The sheriff took the gun back
from Seth, and gravely weighed Il
in his hand, as he eyed it criti-
cally.
"'There amt much doubt" be
said slowly, but what this gun has
killed q man.
Kay put her hand up to her
throat. 'Yes-veS--go ont.
One Of the fire patrol was COM
ing back over the divide, yester-
day, and BY the head waters there,
he found a dead man, shot through
the temple. And not 80 feet away,
he came en- this gun, living where
the murderer had left it.
The dead man was a mile or so
over on the Idaho side Of the state
line. but this guy was headed this
way, so he brought the gun down
TO me. called up the sheriff az
Clear Water Basin, but he was of
after a bunch Of rustlerS. and his
deputy asked me 70 help cut on
the Job until he could join me.
Who was the mani" Kay GOT
the question out through parched
lips.
A fellow named Scrap johnson.
who was one Of the Flying Six
outfit. He
He cor no further, for Kay, with
4 cry OF mingled relief and dis
may, suddenly sank down On the
ehair near her.
fcosprsehf. fsss afarse - Hervsxdl
Kay eusssieas ne sAssin abeaa
TEA. temarr0w
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other because both want to be IT
or they won't play.
And the pitiful part of it is
there doesn't seem to be anything
that anybody can do about it. l
know a lot of sincere friends Of
the Governor who are anxious
and willin' to help him, whose adj
vice and guidance would aid him
in avoiding the jams and pitfalls
he continually gets himself ia.
But the Governor doesn't seem to
want help or advice from anyone.
The governorship is his own per.
sonal little red wagon and nobody
better even look like they're gon-
ma come near it.
sAnd IL all raakes one wonder
whether the great commonwealth
of florida is sovereign state or
a kindergarten.
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DY MAR8B DB S98@WAWD

SYNOPSIS: Josh Hastings, olcn-
er of the Flying Sir, tries TO bug
Kay CTandon's Lazy Nine after
her ranch house and barn burn.
he also tries TO court Kay. She
distTusts him and is determined
to keep her ranch and rebuild.
Hastings cotUhdnd, Scrap John
son, TnoIests Kay, but Ted Gay
nor, a puncher she inpulsiDeIy
hired, Tescues her and Dhips
Scrip. Later they shoot It out,
rounding each other. Hastings,
aDho hates both men, finds them
unconscious and murders Scrap,
using Ted's gun to frame him.
Ted CT IlUls to a shack lUhere a
girl takes him in.
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Chapter Is
Who's Gun?

TWO days had passed, and still
4 there was no sign Of Ted Gay
nor.
Il don't understand it, Flicks,"
Kay whispered brokenly, as she
slipped off Flielzer's bride and
leaned her head for a moment
against his name. do you sup
pose" she broke off abruptly, as
she saw Shorty coming toward
her.
sHi, therel Let me do that" He
took the bride from her hand.
'sYou hop to it and get some chow,
OF you'll be out Of luck"
Thanks, Shorty" Kay braced
herself, and tried to smile. HAS
everyone finished?"
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side her, and took the gun out Of
the sheriff's hand. "Sure, it was, {"
he corroborated, and then added
before Kay could stop him, "But,
look here! Wasn't this the one you
gave to that Gaynor guy?"
whats that" the s sheriff
snapped, his keen eyes travelling
from Seth to Kay. Gave it to
who? When? Where is he now?"
Kay moistened her lips, before
attempting to answer this rapid
fire of questions. Her mind was
leaping in lightning flashes from
one desperate conjecture to an
other.
What did this gun in Zeke Far
ley's hands mean? Was Ted hurt
--or-killed? Or had he killed
someone else? Beating through
her fears for him, was the instinc-
tive feeling that she must watch
her step and not say something
that would incriminate him.
Where - where did you find
it?" She stalled for time, by meet
ing the sheriffs questions with am
other.
Never mind that now" Zeke
Farley spoke more gently, as he
saw Kay's distress, but his eyes
were none the less keen. "Just
you tell us everything you know
about it"
Realizing that all she could do
was to tell the truth. Kav ex.
planned how she had given the gun
to Ted Gaynor, and had last seen
it when he started off for Clear
Water Basin, to get his mother and
sister and bring them back.
"How did the gun come into
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THE ANSWERS

1. Out of every five traffic
deaths two are pedestrian fatal
ties.
2. The aorta, which curves
over the heart and follows the
backbone down through the body.
3. Yes; South Carolina.
A. The United States has about
10 percent of the motor vehicles
of the world.
5. The New York teams, the
Yankees and Giants.
6. The report of the Depart
ment of Commerce investigators
lists the "most probable" cause
as the iSnition of leaking hydro
gen by st. Elmo's fire, feeble
electrical discharges.
z. Yes; write the Rural Elec-
trification Administration, Wash
ington.
s. No; mortality at younger
ages (up to 29) has been reduc-
ed.
8. SO years Of age.
10. The French, but both are
building.
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Observation-Disclosures
Today's Horoscope
asoe~soeseeoeseeeeeoeeee

Today bestows tread views and
widss sym at.ies; with 2 proper
admixture &C faVor;ng aspects this
day might prod-ce a great teach
er in some unusual line. There is
love of friends, which is most
|li.1ely not to be properly appreci-
ated by them, and met with OF
position. Seek T. curb the de-
sires for sensuous pleasures;
there is danger os trouble from
abdominal troubles.
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Pythian Sisters
Entertained

The Pythian Sisters entertained
with a Bingo party at the Pythian
hall last night in honor of the
Knights of Pythias.
The ladies prize was won by
Mrs. Grace Fernandez, and the
prize for men was taken by Emil
Sawyer.
After the Bingo game dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour,
music being furnished by the Ply
THAN orchestra.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. H. Ketchum, Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Sawyer, Mr.. ard
Mrs. W. P. Archer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl L. Soule, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G,
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fernandez, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. N. Stirrup, Mrs. Flora Michael,
Mrs. Bernice Park, Mrs. Viola
Higgs and Mrs. Isabelle Caring.
Misses Anna Whitmarsh, Joyce
,Whitmarsh, Viola Mae Whitmarsh,
Sallie Russell, Rose Mary Kelly
and Nell Archer.
Messrs ]. Winfield Russell.
Everett G. chsrlow. Ross Roberts
Robt. Whitehead, j. Solares, S
Creole = Lennie Curry, Chris
Knowles, Emil Sawyer. M. Rosam
g. Weech. J B. Sawyer, B. Saw
yer, A. Barfoso.
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Today's Birthdays


Rev Rol ert. r. Shuler of Los
Angeles. noted NJ. E. clergyman.
born in Grayson Co, Va. 81
years ago.
Arch W. Shaw Of Chicago, pub
lisker, oorn at Jacss,n, klich.. 81
years age.
Prof. Jacot. Papish of Cornell
University. noted chemist, born in
Poland, so years ago.
Queen ElizaDeta of England,
born 81 years sgo.
Sir Harry Lander. Jared Scot
fish entertainer, born 81 years
ago.
Knut l.amsan, noted Norwegian
novelist, bern rs years ago.
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EXTENDS THANKS

Editor, The Citizen:
AT the last meeting of Key
West Lodge No. 1873, Knights Of
Pythias, by unanimous vote of the
members present, the lodge ex-
tended to your valuable paper
thsir thanks for the wonderful
publicity given the order during
the recent visit of our Grand
Chancellor and party.
am in receipt of letter from
Grand Chancellor Mcdaniel re-
questing ne to thank all who
helped to make his visit a pleas
ant one. l assure you that your
paper was a very great help.
Please accept our thanks for ali
you did.
]. WINFIELD RUSSELL
X. of r. & S.
Key West, Fla,
Aug. 3, 1887. !
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Junior Club VIII
Meet Tomorrow

There viii be a social meeting
of the Junior Woman's Club held
tomorrow afternoon, beginning at
5 o'clock, at the rooms of the
Public Library on Duval street.
The hostesses on the occasion
will be Miss Georgia Saunders
and Miss Edna Gomez.
All members are requested 70
be in attendance.
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: EazwaEH Photo

natives; steam launches of ancient
vintage; bargesS heaped high with
produce; rickety rowboats and the
trimmest ships that ever spanked
a wave. fygs sa.~
Above Guayaquil. the river wan.
ders into dense iungles. and the
shrubbery grown banks crowd the
channel. Orchids and other exotic
parasitic blossoms hang fromA the
trees close enough to pick: and ALI.
gators slither through the bushes
and splash noisily into the water
offering excellent sport to the hunt.
er. In many places. like the one
shown here. lilies grow so thick that
one seems to be rowing over a gar.
den; and the air is heavy with per
fume.
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IVES, he's rowing through flowers!
= But-they're water lilies grow
ing so thick the surface of the river
seldom shows. It is a scene on the
Guayas River upon which rests the
chief port of Ecuador-the city of
Guayaquil visited weekly by cruises
from New York.
The trip up the Guayas River to
Guayaquil. located about thirty
miles from the Gulf of GuayaQuil.
Is remindful of the trip up the Con.
go. The banks are smothered in
jungle and studded with the stilted
matched huts of the natives. The
channel is animated with every type
Of watercraft--balsa RATS rooted
over with leaves and crowded with
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HSeth and a couple of the boys
are still there. Shorty answered,
bending down to Flicker's cinch.
what d'you think Of the timber
were cutting?"
Il think it's fine. Only I hate to
see those great tamaracks come
crashing down."
Now, amt that just like q
girl7" Shorty commented to Flick
ers cooking a quizzical eye at Kay
70 catch the effect of his words.
Here we're breaking our backs
building a barn for her and she
wants US to keep the trees to have
picnics underl"
''No, I don't, shorty" Kay
laughed at Shorty's comical ex-
preston in spite Of her heavy
heart. SIN as anxious to get the
barn built as you are, only I
wish" She left the sentence un-
finished.
sure. So do l." Shorty agreed.
answering Kay's unSpoken
thought with the freedom of an
old friend. you know, it almost
seems as though something must
have happened to that guys He
wasn't the kind to go back on his
wordF"
lie wasn't, was her" Kay
agreed eagerly. Then, fearful Of
saying too much, once the flood
gates Of her troubled thoughts
were opened, she turned and made
for the mess shack.
The SherifT's Queries
as SHE and Seth were discuss
n ing the dimensions Of the new
barn, q sudden clatter Of hoofs
broke In on them. Springing 70 her
feet. with a quick premonition Of
trouble, Kay was half way 70 the
door, when il was suddenly dark
ened by the lanky figure Of Zeke.
Farley, the sheriff Of Butte county.
Hello, there" he pulled of his
hat as his eve caught Kay you're
just the girl ] wanted to see. Do
you know that CUNTS
Ecr q moment, everything swan
before kay'S eyes, as she caught
sight Of tie gun the sheriff held
out % her. She felt as though
every drop OF blood was drained
from her heart as she stared az il,
and braeed herself against one Of
The chairs.
Conscious Of curious faces
crowded into the doorway behind
the sheriff, she cleared her throat
once or twice. before she could
hiring herself to speak.
sWhy-why, YES, she faltcre1
THAT was one of Dads
Seth came around the table be-
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TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
By RUssELL KAY


sOeeeeoeeeeeseesseeeaeeo
You know this business os writ
in column a week in advance
of publication amt as big a bowl
of duck soup as you might mag
inc. Take last week for instance:
\ see by the papers where Fred
and the Citrus Commission have
signed an armistiee and every
thing looks Jake, so l thought it
might be good idea to say a kind
word or two about His Exceilency.
SEEM as everyone else had been
rompin' on him with hob-nailedI
boots.
Unfortunately, not bein' Gov
.ernor, / can't contend that Il
didn't say no such of a thing.
What said is in print and while
i might move to have it stricken
from the record, or claim that !
didn't mean it, Pm not that kind
Of a guy, so I'll stay out on my
limb, even if Fred did hop up and
saw it right out from under me.
I still think that Fred is honest
and sincere and in his own pc
sculiar way is trying to do what
he thinks is best, but unfortunate
Nv he lets his Il wanna be boss"
complex run away with his rea-
son.
AS a neck-sticker-outer and
fryinE -pan-into- the-fire-jumper he's
got anybody else ever knew or
heard of knocked for a row Of
Go pickets. You'd think that
the job Of bsin' governor is hard
enough one without a guy goin'
cut Of his way to make it any
more difficult, but from the
time Fred got his mits on the dice
hes always insisted on doin' it the
"hard way"
IF it wasn't for the fact that
the poor citrus grower, as usual,
is behind the eight ball, this little
brawl between the Governor and
the Committee would be down
right anusin' But unfortunate
" it affects the welfare of lot
of innocent bystanders who don't
seem to think it's a bit funny.
Either the Citrus Commission
should resign as body and pass
the well known buck to His Ex-
Ecellency, who has asked for it in
all the languages includin' the
UNKNOWN tongue, or else the
Governor should request their.
designations, appoint the guys he
wants on the board, instead Of
takin' up any more time talkin,
in circles and THROWN monkey
wrencl1es.
1t was bad enough when Dave
gave the industry a nervous break
AoWIA 1ODhHt dAOulu III HIS C4AOA "
to locate IL honest men, but
here it is August and Mother Ma
ture is goin' along about her
business of maxim fruit even if
the Governor has got ''nuthin'
more to say" and the Commission
has gone home in a sulk to stage
sit-down strike. First thing you
know we'll be so far behind with
our plans for che coming season
that even the Chain Stores won't
be able to save the situation.
And another jig-saw puzzle that
is awful hard to figure out is the
way Fred cheers ard yells for Dir.
Roosevelt wk3n THE President
wants II ssboss EVERYTHING from
Congress and the Supreme Court
on down, but gets up on his ear
and bowls like a wolf when Dir.
Roosevelt attempts to extend his
"bossing" prochvaies into Mr..
Cones back yard. In consequences
we find our Employment Service
in Florida eurtailed. over 100 en-
ployes dismissed, and Freddie and
Franklin maxim faces az each
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- - shark

William Beshe. naturalist. says
The shaye = TIE most eurleaS Fish.
Pefhaps that Is because be Is ever
readv 20 take one's arm while
swimming The Oakland Tri-
hune.
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yesterday and viii be the guest
Of Mrs. Manuel G.. Perez Of SOC
Elizabeth street. Miss Albury IS
quite popular with the younger
set. and anticipates an enjoyable
vacation with her many friends.
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PERSONAL MENTION
.eeeeeeeeseeeeesaeeseeee

Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Mccarthy
left on the bus this morning for
Miami where they viii spend a
brief vacation with relatives and
friends.
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Miss Mary Semple, who was
visiting for several days with her
aunt, Mrs. Nellie Williams, and
other relatives, left this morning
by bus on the return to her home
in Miami.
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mase the sane discovery sons
time ago Boston Transcript.
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left on the bus this morning for
Miami where they viii spend a
brief vacation with relatives and
friends.
Miss Mary Senple, who was
visiting for several days with her
aunt, Mrs. Nellie Williams, and
other relatives, left this morning
by bus on the return to her home
in Miami.
Mrs. Verna K. Stone, super
visor of premium stores for one
of the large companies, arrived
Monday morning on the Cuba
from Tampa and sailed yesterday
on the return trip.
Mrs. Edwin Trevor and little
daughters Ellen and Judy, sailed
on the Cuba yesterday afternoon
for Tampa and from there viii go
to spend a vacation at points in
Georgia.
Mrs. A. L. West, wife of Bridge
Engineer West of the Keys Prof.
ects, and children Arthur j.,
Mary Jacqueline, Richard Lowell
and Lawrence Christopher, left on
the Cuba yesterday for Tampa
and after a short visit there with
relatives viii GO to Quincy, Fla,
to round out a vacation with other
members of the family.
Mrs. C. %. Howell, wife of Rev.
Howell of Ley Memorial church,
left yesterday afternoon on the
Cuba for Tampa en- route to
Clearwater for visit with rel
atives and friends.
Miss Martha Robinson, who is
attached to Wesley Community
House, left yesterday afternoon
for Tampa en- route to Jackson,
Tennessee, where she win spend
vacation with her family.
Juan Rivero, who was visiting
in Havana with relatives and
friends, was a returning passen-
ger on the Cuba from Havana
yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Page left on the
Cuba yesterday afternoon for
Tampa and will proceed to ITALIA
hassee to be present at the grad
uation of her daughter Mrs. Cor
.nelius Bradford Harvey, nee
Goehring. on Friday from Florida
State College for Women.
Carl Bervaldi, chairman of the
board of county commissioners,
Mrs. Bervaldi and daughter Fay
Elizabeth, who were spending a
vacation in Miami and vicinity,
returned over the highway last
night.
Bertram Russell, who holds an
important position with the
Eugene Sands interests at Mara
thon, arrived over the highway
last night to spend short vaca-
ton in Key West.
Mrs. Arnold Swain was included
in the recent arrivals from Mi
ami for several weeks visit with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs Mervin Thompson at
their home on Margaret street.
Miss Anita Cato and Edna
Cato, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. II. Cato, Jr., who were visiting
relatives in Havana, were return
ing passengers on the Cuba from
Havana yesterday,
b II. S. MeClanahan, director OF
activities of the State Plant
Board in this area. Mrs. MeClana-
ham and their two daughters. who
were vacationing with relatives in
Chattanooga, Tens, returned over
the highway Monday night.
John Wojten, who was spending
several days in the city with
friends. left over the highway this
morning for his home at Mara.
thon
Joe Crusoe, radio expert with
the ]. L. Showers Music Com.
pany, left this morning on Flor.
ida Motor Lines bus for Miami
to attend q meeting of radio re.
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Ms Marjorie Aabuxy e Taver.
aisF arrived ever ne highwas
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Mrs. Juliz Saunders and four
children. Helena, Rose May,
Rebah ard Florene. left BY bus
this morning Tor Miami and viii
eentinae en- to 0pa-Locka where
they will visit Mrs saunders
brother Dave Griner for a while.
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Subscribe 70 The cltiaen2os
weekly.
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0ne 81 the doctors discovers
that the aatemohile IS conducive
70 heart disease. PEDESTRIANS
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PARAGRAPHS


Heather Learns
Heather are slow 70 adopt the
white mans religion, hut they see
the need az It after they adopt
his Easton Express.
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Mrs. Milton Henriquez and lit
tie son David. left this morning
hy bus for Miami where they will
visit for several weeks with rel
atives and trends
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Csee "wb.s Knows" on Page -
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Mrs. Verna K. Stone, super
visor of premium stores for one
of the large companies, arrived
Monday morning on the Cuba
from Tampa and sailed yesterday
on the return trip.
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Kay questions ne sAsrin abeaa
TEA. temsrr0w
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Knnt samsan, noted Norwegian
novelist, bern rs years ago.
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Mrs. A. L. West, wife of Bridge
Engineer West of the Keys Prof.
ects, and children Arthur j.,
Mary Jacqueline, Richard Lowell
and Lawrence Christopher, left on
the Cuba yesterday for Tampa
and after a short visit there with
relatives viii GO to Quincy, Fla,
to round out vacation with other
members of the family.
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Joe Crusoe. radio expert with
the ]. L. showers Music Com
pany, left this morning on Flor
ida Motor Lines bus for Miami
to attend q meeting of radio re-
pairnaen for the r. c. A. COM
pany.