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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
Gerry. No. 6-5Is.
HELEN d PERKY, a single woman
Plaintiff
KEY LARGO NORTH END
Development CO,
Florida corporation,
NOTICE or MASTERsS SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
and by authority of the Final De-
cree Of Foreclosure rendered by the
Honorable H r Atkinson, one of
the Judges OF the Circuit Court Of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Of
Felorida, in and for Monroe County,
IN ~the f4th DAY OF Nay. A. u. 1897,
5pnkhat certain cause in said Court
pending in which Helen u. Perky.
s9E 81 uszEe woman. is complainant. and
XXX Largo North End pssxe lslslnenr
o., a Florida. cor poF.a = Il a. Il end2
ant. as Special 1iaster u tshahcery-
appointed by the Court in said de-
cree, under aud BY virtue OF the
terms thereof viii offer-for sale.
and sell at public oIRtoHkrs IA the
highest and best bidder for cash at
the front door Of the Court House
Of Monroe County. in the City Of
Key West. Florida, on the 7th day
of February. A D. 1885. between
the hours Of eleven o'clock a n.
and two o'clock P NJ, the same
hours the legal hours OF sale. the
following described property situate
in Monroe County, Florida. to-wits
That part Of Lot 4 OF Section
IL. Township IS South. Range 40
East. lying West Of the North
and South centre line of Section
Il, Township - South. Range
20 East projected due North
through said Lot 4. and being
= all the lands conveyed TO
(Miami Bank < Trust Co. Trus-
teel BY a McF. Porter and
Louise Porter. his wife, by war
ranty deeds dated January -.
1924 and February %, 1894. and
Row Of record ia Deed Book
b. Page ga. and Deed Book
BE-, Page SOS. respectively. OF
the pEblic records Of Monroe
County. Florida with the ex-
ception OF those lands conveyed
u r. y Crane by deed dated
April IA 1925. containing !
35.100 acres. more or less
The said property as aforesaid
together with all the tenementE.
hersditaments and aPpuFteRances
thereunto belonging. or in any wise
appertaining. being sold 10 satisfy
said decree
Dated this Ist day OF January.
A ID. 1888.
RAYMOND LORD,
Special Master in ChaneerY.
BRYANT & TTTTMAS
GI3 Olympia Bldg.
Miami. Florida
Solicitors for Complainant
jan S-I5-22-2s. feb. s, 1855
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Frank " LsoEGrEE All al
dress the Wuuza's Ga &c KY
Wes1 On C1EZensrfu a. EEe r1-
Ing tomurroE EEpWz al -
gwen on the bencheE wEcn arr
beng place1 IL dinsrsz1 serzus
Of tne CITY. Alsn repurtz cf m
nominating cumuzeee au1 90
names Of the nuunees w1l -
annmnrp
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as Special Master, un-
der and by virtue OF the Final De-
cree of Foreclosure heretofore en-
tered IN that certain cause pending
in the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit Of Florida in and
for Monroe County ia Chancery. be-
ing Chaucery case No s-554. in
which BEN G. KENDALL is Plain
tiff. and W. : MURCHISON. ct ux.
et al, are defendants, /, as Spacial
Master in Chancery appointed by
the Court in said decree, under and
By virtue Of the terms thereof will
offer for sale and sell at public out
cry to the highest and best bidder
for cash at the front door of the
Court House Of Monroe County. in
the City Of Key West. Florida. on
the 7th DAY Of March 5, A D. Is3S.
between the hours Of eleven o'clock
A NJ and two O'Clock p NJ the
same being a legal sales day and
the hours the legal hours Of sale.
the following described property
situate in Monroe County. Florida.
tO-Wit:
East half CEAl Of the West
half tW1zl Of the Northeast
quarter (NEL1 of Section
TWenty-nine (29l. and the
Southeast quarter tSEAD of the
Northeast quarter fNELD Of
Section Twenty-nine t2s1. all in
Township Fifty-four (541 South
Range Thirty -four (s4l East
The said property as aforesaid to-
gether with all the tensments here
ditaments AID there
unto belonging. or in any wise ap-
pertaining. being seid To satisfy
said decree
Tsted tAfs isra- day Of February.
4 u. 1895
L A HARRIS.
Special Master in Chancery.
IRA G HANCOCK
Solicitor for Plaintiff
feb. 5-I2-IS-26. mar 5, 1888
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Pete Meta. r26Eet scrzrper rz
Key Wesl v-ho has pr1Ee1 he Is
as g0oG as ne h hs Eew
YORK seversl dsTs aEo ard ex
pecte6 20 arrive r. ne nexx 1eu
days TniS accE1ng - 1se uz-a
VIII puf han here nerr We1ns
day mo-uinE-
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Editorial comment Key West
ers aren't enthusing 50 much over
the foreign zone idea. undivided
ly because they do not realize
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KEY WEST N DAYS GONE By
E2ppsaings Here Just Tea Years Axs Tsz-v A. T.4=.
From The Fiss Of Ths Cazz-a

The Pan American airplane
company's big amphibian, with
which officials Of the company
viii make q survey 0f new an
lines and routes - the Cana
Zone, is due 10 arrive az Key
West sometime tomorrow morn
ing. Leaving Washington al 6.So
this morning the m0nOplane, with
three passengers On board. Stop
ped al Georgetown, 5. c, al HIS
and is due 10 reach jacksonville
some time this afternoon. and Is
expected 10 come here tomorrOw
morning. 1t has already been an
nouneed that the Pan Americas
lines viii extend the line now
running TO Havana, 10 the main
land of South America as soon
as a number Of details can be
worked out satisfactorily
Neil Scroggins began drilling
for fresh water this morning IN
Key West. A small cable-tool rig
was set UP on the incineratoT
track of the city yesterday arr
went TO work this morning To-
day the first load Of what Mr.
ScRogglns says IS as big . rs as
was ever been built Is coming %
Key West BY truck over the Over
Sea Highway. and other portions
of the rig rs hRing loaded al hi
ami Colonel O. R Solnmon- q
Solomon, NeFcrDss and. Keis. one
OF the test-kn0urn engineering
concerns IN Che country. Is here
supervising the WORK This con
Germ and Mr.. Scr0ggins are IN
terested in the experiment e
finding water here The rig nOw
being used is q small affair and
is TO be used onlv until the larE-
CT rig is sent. This win be the
larger rotary ria. which IS expect
ed 10 arrive within the next lev
days. The Solomon company te-
came interested IN the water
proposition onlv q few days aRo.
Immediately, Mr.. Solomon order
ed the rig sent here before the
expiration Of the time limit a
30-inch hole is being put down
This is as large a hole Is the biz
rig viii bore when il sets or the
Job. II simply takes lonEsT 70 dis
with the smaller riR- Tae pres
enf rig win not be used to &C
more than 800 feet az ire MS
when the larger rig VIII arrive
and be put in service BY the
time the 3O0-foof dcpth isrcach-
ed. ii is expected the large ~
win be here.
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LEGALS
N THE C0TNTY JUDGES COURT
II AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. N PROBATE
u

Thomas II Nelly
Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To all creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate
You and each Of you. are hereby
notified and required 10 present any
claims and demands which YOU. or
either OF you. may have against
the estate Of Thomas II Kelly, de-
ceased. late OF Monroe Comfy, Flo
rIda. to the Hon Raymond p Lord.
County Judge Of Monroe County. at
shis office in the COuAty y Courthouse
in Monroe County, Florida, within
eight calendar months from the date
Of the first publication hereof All
claims and demands not presented
within the time and in the manner
prescribed herein shall be barred as
provided by law
Dated February 3rd. A. D. 1888.
THOMAS L KELLY
As Administrator of the Estate
Of Deceased
feb-5-12-I9-2s, 1888
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SMALL BUSINESS FAVORS
BIG BUSINESS

An insight into what President Roose-
welt may expect from his conference of
small businessmen is revealed in the an
swers which Forbes Magazine received
this week to its telegraphic poll of small
business heads on the question: Are you
in favor of curbing big business Would
eurbing big business help or hurt your
business?'' -L'1oa
The small business men responding to
the Forbes wire voted 20 to 1 against
curbing big business.
The most important reason why they
voted against the curb-big-business move
ment, according to summary of the re-
plies released today, are: 1. Large COM
panies are good customers of smaller ones;
2. Big business takes the lead in research
and new methods; 3. Large companies are
clean competition; 4. Big corporations
make it possible for smaller companies to
buy materials at lower prices; 5. Smaller
companies hope to become huge ones some
day; 6. Restrictions on big business would
inevitably be extended to others; z. When
large companies prosper. others do; 8. The
source of sound investments would be de-
stroyed. -.
Summarizing the replies to the wire
qgestonnaires-BvvC Forbes, publisher of
KofPes Ma sEine, said that they accurately
A9flkct the sentiment of small businessmen
against further government regulation of
business.
Among those replying to the inquiry,
he said, were representative small COM
panies in these industries: textile, auto
motive parts, mortgage, packing, brass,
printing, canning, construction, air condi-
tiOning, machine tools, packaging, furni-
ture, telephone and electric An analysis
of the replies showed a response from small
businesses in Ohio, North Carolina, Vir-
ginia, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Minnesota,
Florida, Tennessee, Washington, Colorado,
Massachusetts, New York and Georgia.
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Songs are remembered longer than
sermons. yet we wouldn't want the SER
mons sung; not with the voices some of the
pastors have. H5s5s
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The Times-Union avows that "the
ance.''
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Minor politicians are often long on
major talk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Happiness eventually comes to those
who have strength not to rush too fast and
the power to wait and be patient
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Key West. can now look to the future
with greater confiqehce, and we must have
vision without becoming visiOnaries.
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ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND ROR
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
Gerry. No. 6-5S4.
BEN q. KENDALL,
Plaintiff,
VS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERH.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
PAUL BONSE
Complainant
REXFORD ROBERTS and HILDA
ROBERTS. his wife. ct al.
Defendants
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
AND OTHER RELIEF
ORDER OF PT BLICAFION
II appearing by the sworn bill of
complaint filed herein that the COM
pIainant is entitled 20 an Order of
Publication.
IT Is THEREFORE ORDERED
that the following named defendants
in this cause. namely.
All unknown claimants having or
claiming saksssiatsFest in the follow
ing described land. situate, lying
and being in the County Of Monroe.
State Of Florida. tO-wit.
Lot l. Section Is, Township
IS. Range "a East, containing
S3k Acres more or less and sit
uated in Monroe County. FiOri-
da;
Vincent OBrien co Cities Service
oil Company. Marine Department,
40 Pine Street. New York, N Y, be
and each Of them Is hereby required
to appear to the bill OF complaint
Ina the above entitled cause at the
court house in Monroe County
Florida, in the City of Key West,
on Monday. March :. A D. 1883,
otherwise the allegations of said
bill Of complaint viii he taken as
confessed by the said defendants
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
this order be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key WesC Citizen. a newspaper OF
general circulation published in
Monroe County, Florida
DONE AND ORDERED, this 3rd
day OF February, 1888.
gSEALD Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court in and
for dOnroe County. Florida
AQEIIINO LOPEZ, JR
Solicitor for Complainant
feb. 5-I2-IS-2s. mar. 5. 1895
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TAX SALE FORECL0SU IRE
NOTICE OF MASTERS SAILS

y $ sIURCHIsON. ct ux. ct AID
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Complainant
VS.
REXFORD ROBERTS and HILDA
ROBERTS. his wife, ct al.
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ANCHOR LODGE GROVES. ISc.
4 Florida Corporation,
Evening star., 1938-04-26
appleton, De Shong to Start
Next Bosox Battles; Bonura
AbsOlued of Neu York BOner

him. BY the time Cecil Travis had
scooped up frankie Crosettis slow
roller to launch an attempted double
play, Gordon had rounded third base
and had started for home
When Bonura finally got the ball
Gordon was sliding across. 1t was too
late to even throw to the plate. 1t
was then that Zeke turned to argue
the decision which ruled Crosetti safe
at first base by half a step.
zeke took his publicity treatment to
heart. The fans gave him what the
boys call going-over when he took
the field against the Red Sox. As one
of the Mats said, "Zeke might just
as we'll have been in Podunk for all
the help he was"
Ouch dept.-Al Simmons. Bonura
and Johnny Stone. the Mats big guns
at the plate, went to bat IL official
times among them yesterday and pro-
duced a total Of one single.
After the game the Mats, Bucky
Harris and Owner Clark Griffith cho-
rused that Pitcher Fritz Ostermueller
Of the Red Sox had nothing except a
fast ball which was not too fast"
You figure it out. F.E.S.
Evening star., 1938-04-26

Two Nat pitchers, who so far have
been overlooked as starters, today
held the fate of the Griffith A. c. in
their right paws as the series with the
Boston Red Sox was to be resumed.
Pete Appleton. the mellowing curve
baller who always has been tough for
the Red Sox, was to make his debut
as a starter this afternoon at Griffith
Stadium, opposing Rookie Lee Rodgers
in the second game Of the series. To-
morrow Jimmy De Shong, another
consistent success against the Bosox
will pitch. Jimmy probably will draw
Lefty Grove as his slab apponent.
First Baseman Zeke Bonura got a
rough deal in New York last Sunday.
when Joe Gordon scored the winning
run from second base on force play
that barely missed being double play.
zeke was described as having pulled
boner when he argued with an UNI
pire on the play at first base instead
OF throwing to the plate to catch
Gordon.
What happened was that Gordon,
with a fine lead. got the jump on the
Mats and scored on a bit of base
running that was so neatly executed
that Bonura had no chance to catch
Evening star., 1938-04-26
BISCUIT REACHES
EAST IN FINE TRIM
Won't Get Any Speed Trials
Until Jockey Pollard
Arrives at Belmont.
Ey the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 2e.-The Bis
cult and Popeye the Sailor are both
on hand and before you know 1t their
hooves will be beating out the pattern
for the race OF the century.
The Biscuit is Seabiscuit, Charles
S. Howard's handicap king. who races
Popeye the Sailor, War Admiral to
you, for 100000 at Belmont Park,
Decoration Day. Seabiscuit joined the
Admiral at Belmont yesterday and
started lmbering up today. He will
not have any speed trials until Jockey
Jack (Red Pollard arrives.
Seabiscuit stepped from his car
looking surprisingly fresh after the
3,000-mile journey from the coast.
Trainer Tom Smith. however, says
this Is nothing unusual.
Biscuit Good Traveller.
He is q grand traveller" Smith
commented. Nothing bothers him
and the beauty Of it is he never suffers
any i'll effects from a trip such as
this one"
Smith has no plans for Seabiscuit
beyond getting him limbered up in q
day or two.
II am concerned with details for
his stay here" the trainer said. Il
am pleased with the way Belmont Of
ficials have assigned my horses 16
stablemates arrived with the Biscuit)
and am sure Seabiscuit will feel
right at home.
Regular Prices for Race.
Regular ticket prices will prevail
for the race, said an announcement
yesterday by Cornelius v. Whitney,
vice president OF the Westchester
Racing Association. This means that
ticket prices will range from $3.50 FOR
general admission and $3.50 for un-
reserved grandstand to So and $40
for box seats.
This Is the public's race and We
want to make it available to the larg-
est number Of racing enthusiasts, :"
said Whitney.
Evening star., 1938-04-26
ARLINGTON TO HONOR
M'QUINN OF BROWNS
May 8 to Be Day Here for First
Baseman Formerly Captain of
Washington.Lee High.

George McQuinn, St. Louis Browns
first baseman. will be honored at
Griffith Stadium May 9 when his
friends in Ballston and Clarendon will
stage George McQuinn Day.
Captain Of the 1929 Washington
Lee High School baseball team. George
currently has brother, Kenneth,
playing third base for the Little
Generals. Georges hitting thus far
in the American League campaign has
hovered over $50.
Funds to obtain a gift for McQuinn
will be raised through the medium
of q diamond clash involving the Old
Timers and the Ballston A. c. at
Ballston Stadium the night Of May T.
Tickets may be obtained at Boyer's
drug store or Fox's barber shop in
Clarendon and the Ballston pharmacy
and Ballston barber shop.
Evening star., 1938-04-26
BY SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, April 26.-Along
about this time every year you
wonder about the feud that makes
Penn and Drake hold their relays
on the same days Instead of
scheduling them q week or two
apart 80 each could have its pick
Of the crack athletes, rather than
having to split up the headliners
:. Jimmy Dykes was so hard up
for shortstops after Luke Appling
broke his leg he even tried out
Jimmy. tr.-but no dice.
Don't worry about poor" Joe
0 Maggie In addition to the
&25,000 he collects from the
Yankees. he's only cleaning up
close to five grand for q magazine
series. about the same for indorse-
ments and about two G's a month
from his fish place in Frisco
Wonder how the boy makes ends
meet.
Evening star., 1938-04-26

missed the third strike, or batter
swung at a wild pitch in each case
-. And the finger had to do 1t all
over again.
Note to Minnesota's 1898 grid
rivals: George Franck, a bad man
when he cuts loose, clicked for runs
Of rs and IS yards in spring train
ing the other day Bob Jones,
who coaches Clemson's boxers,
never has been in the ring in his
life But he turned out the
Southern Conference champs last
season.
Looks as II Frank Frisch will
string along with Terry Moore on
third base for the summer And
does any one remember the torch
Frankie and Branch Hickey were
carrying for Sammy Baugh q few
weeks back Fight men say Tony
Petroskey's kayo Of Johnny Barbara
Ia Chicago last week was the big.
gsst ring upset of ths ysas.
Evening star., 1938-04-26
ROCK WEAK GOING
BACK AFTER FLIES
Repeats Fault Displayed in
New York-Loss to Bosox
Puts Mats Third.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

Senor Melo Almada. whose lob With
the Mats this spring was % won from
him by Rookie George Case and (2)
half won by Master Case. was back
In command Of the center field patrol
at Griffith Stadium today.
Melo looked so bad at bat during
spring training that there was talk of
supplanting him with the right-hand-
ed hitting Case. fresh from the East
ern League. Manager Bucky Harris
later reached what he believed was a
happy medium. Against southpaw
pitchers he would play Case; other
wise, Almada
Bucky's shift in plans twas forced
yesterday" to quote the erstwhile boy
manager. 1t seems that Case can
roam far to either side for fly balls
but he cannot 60 back for drives over
his head.
He figures to hit. I think" COM
mented Harris, referring to the fleet
footed rookie, but I've got to have
somebody out there who can pull down
all kinds of drives. For the time be-
ing we'll have to work on Cases de-
fensive technique in practice and leave
the center fielding to Almada.'
Rookie Lacks Experience.
Case disappointed Harris and Own
er Clark Griflth yesterday when he
misjudged long fly ball by Jimmy
Foxx. Two were out in the seventh
inning. two runners were on the bases.
and Boston was leading. 3 to 0. Foxx's
fly fell safely for double. putting the
Red Sox ahead. SO. Really 1t didn't
make any difference this particular
time. for Fritz Ostermueller shut out
lSee STAN PAGE A.16l
Evening star., 1938-04-26

Dodgers), Gus Mancuso (Giants)
and Pitchers Dizzy Dean, Tex
Carleton, who are with the Cubs.
Lifted from the new Charlie
White Red Book: No National
League batter has hit for the cycle
Chomer, triple, double. single in one
game) since Ducky Medwick turned
the trick back in '35 Willie
Gerry Walker, Joe Di Maggie and
Lou Gehrig all did 1t in the A. L.
last year ). Page Tom Meany.
Goose Goslin, in case you didn't
know, still holds the record for hit
ting into four double play in one
game And Boiling Boily Grimes
Is one Of six with . finger in the
N. l.. mark-three Classiest
pinch hitter Of all time is Clif Boi.
ton, the ex-senator and Tiger, who
batted for .437 In s. games in six
years Believe 1t or not, four
pitchers have famed four batters
each In . single inning. Catches
Evening star., 1938-04-26
ags SIS 900 From Yanks Not Half He's Making
Former Cords Are Big Guns for Their Jockey

Jockey Bruce (Grand NationaD
Hobbs, who'll be over for the
Eastern season this summer, may
take crack at Santa Anita riding
next winter If he has any luck
around here Ray Matulewicz.
the fighter Tommy Loughran
picked up from Duke, will be billed
@ Matt Raymond South
western scouts report Arizona U.
football is looking up with the i'm
portation of California material,
now that Orian LAndreth, from
Long Beach, has taken the COACH
ing job there.
Onkel Francis Frisch, whose
Cardinals are way down at the
bottom Of the bunch, might have
. lot less to worry about II the
Gas House Gang had some Of IT.
traded ivory back Such as
Ripper Collins, who went to the
Cubs; Burgess Whitehead, to the
Giants; Appy Leo Durochsr