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ROADS CHIEF RETURNING

District Engineer M. D. Williams of the Public Roads Administration is expected here late this afternoon on the steamer Yukon from Wran- gell, where he has been on routine official business.
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MRS. SHEELOR RETURNING

Mrs. Edith Sheelor, in the law of- flee of R. E. Robertson, is return ing on the North Sea after vaca- tion trip to the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-11
SISTERS ON GEORGE

Misses Helen and Firth Dodds are round trip passengers on the steamer Prince George They are from Burlington Iowa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-11

pioneers, Mrs. Riker, very wrinkled and bent old lady who came out from Alabama as young woman in 1866. She still understands English, but has forgotten how to speak it. With an obvious shortage of this worlds goods, her house was clean as a pin and with the neatest flower garden in front
 Four thousand miles from home, this amazing unreconstructed old lady still carries herself with an air that was certainly acquired far from the Amazon"
 If there were a wide open rich country now, as Brazil was at the end of the U. s. Civil War, there would be more hope for the increas- ing crop of German exiles.
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 studio building elevator day he looked cuoy at girl by of loppy hats He lifted the brinand startled Garbo looked at him. Hafpo of startled,
 Morin rbber he qualified for membership Wearing uniform like Charles Boyers m Garpos Conquest he approached by Carbo from pehHo Wl Good turned recognized the speak suddenly got tongueied fled
 Commander Frank Wead writing in his office one day the walked In walked aIter with desk social vlsit Garbos part Shed going down the hall, found the obsctng opened the first and entered to allow Instead it followed her into the office
 went driving the valley to visit ie stopped office check directions The real obliged missed membership in the clubhe might known how closely he nearhysercal with excite ment, told him.
 thing about Garbo Unless you're fan o hers Gabohuntng her on the street without wasting Only her ashes phen omenaly long her would command attention But makeup kits too and of the Gabo- imitatos dark glasses, them buying
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-11
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

The baromeric falling over the Gull Alaska and the lowest reported pressure being 29s0 Pacific ocean at latitude 52 degrees and longitude era distribution weather souheastward to Oregon
 Juneau August 12-Sumise 4:13 am; sunset 755 pm
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U s. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau

Forecast for Juneau vicinity, at pm Rain tonight and Saturday; moderate wind
 Forecast TOT Southeast souhery Wnds Canal
 of winds along coast of the Gulf o sIasL. fresh souherly tonight and Saturday from Don Hnchinbrook " -
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ON BOARD PRINCE

The Rev. James Hourihan and the Rev. John Hurley, both of Los Angeles. Cal, are on the steamer Prince George making the Alaskan tour.
 Empire Want Ads Bring Results.
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Empire classilleds pay.
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EXILE
 QUESTION WILL
 COME UP, SEPT

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dsa somsthing fer . mar ana for
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Rssolstsly. shs nenlshsd the
thought She mustn't think Of
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pare him with Bill. This Was their
wedding anniversary.
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Ellen. unconselously measuring
one against the other. Carma vas
az the top, abe was q successful
business woman. But where was
her air Of well being and pros
perityT Marian frowned. aware Of
the great gulf between Csrma and
Amy Ellen. We're women only
supposed TO achieve along the lines
OF wifshood and motherhood , Was
their place in LIES background
Bill took both Marian's hands.
What have you done to yourself ?"
he asked bluntly.
Exactly what do you mean ?"
laughing up at him.
You're $50 ultra"
Constant improvement, but no
yearly models" she told him, maxi
ing herself sparkle.
He continued TO frown at her
speculatively. you used to be so
natural-so wildly alive"
Not liking his obvious dissatis-
faction. she returned impudently,
And you used to have SO much
hair"
He laughed then, dropping her
hands. You've still got it, Marian.
You're just hiding behind too
many coats of veneer"
Randy Means arrived while Dan
was passing cocktails. He had
wide, not too handsome face, a
loosely jointed frame, sandy hair,
and an agreeable, natural manner.
Dan said. This is my wife,
Randy. Marian, be nice to him,
he's a swell guy"
He had q firm handclasp, his
eyes neither approved nor dis
approved. Accepting a cocktail, he
carried it with accustomed ease
as Marian introduced him to her
guests. He knew none OF them,
but was at once part of the gath
ering.
He sat down beside Carma, only
to jump to his feet as Dolly,
scarlet-cheeked and smiling, came
from the kitchen. Gazing at her,
his eyes held a startled CLEAN.
Dolly" may ! present Randy
Means ?" Marian said, explaining.
This is Dolly Hardness. She's our
favorite sister"
ITO BE Confinuedl
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Smart buyers of used cars read
the Want Ads. You'll find a buyer
for your car quickly and easily if
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WEATHER FORECAST
(Till ESQ p. m., Wednesday,

(Till 7:30 p. m, Wednesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday;
gentle to moderate winds, mostly
southwesterly.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday, possibly a few
scattered showers in central por-
ton and near northeast coast.
slightly warmer in extreme
northeast portion tonight.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Gentle to mod
crate variable winds over north.
mostly southwesterly winds over
south portion, partly overcast
weather tonight and Wednesday
with a few widely scattered
showers.
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HOLLYWOOD STARS
PLAY HERE SUNDAY
-scHooLBoY' IVES. THIRTY
scoRELEss INNINGS TO HIS
CREDIT. SLATED TO PITCH

"Schoolboy'' Ives, with 80
scoreless innings to his credit,
will pitch for the Hollywood ALI
Stars when the upstate club
plays the fastSstepping Nojans
at Trumbo Field Sunday after
noon.
Ives was on the mound when
the Hollywood team defeated the
Troians j to 0 in that city three
weeks ago in one of the best
baseball games ever played IN
that section.
Russell Ingraham, manager OF
the All Stars, will again strength
en- his team with several players
from the Fort Lauderdale and
West Palm Beach clubs.
Trojans. jubilant over their
victory Sunday against the heavy
hitting Conchs. will again have
Mario Hernandez, Pirate third
baseman, at the hot corner. Mario,
who had been In a hitting slump,
came out of it with a bang Sum
day and poled four out Of five
in his first game with the Tro-
jams.
Tony Davila, a Pirate castoff.
whom the Trojans signed UP,
will again be in leftfield. Bulb
ber'' Wickers will do mound duty
for the Trojans. In the Holly
wood game, Rubber" would have
won his contest but for a fluke
hit by Soulder, who he later
struck out three times.
A second game may be played
Sunday but definite announce
ment has not been made as yet.
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REDS AND CARDS
LOSE; BOSOx WIN
YANKEES lombard TIGERS:
BROWNS SNAP OUT OF
LOSING STREAK
aspeclal to The cltIaenl

NEW YORK. Aug. %. Cincin-
natl Reds and St. Louis Cardinals
lost their games yesterday. New
York Giants defeated the Redlegs
3 to as Lohrman kept the Gin
cy boys seven hits well scat
tered. Two rookie pitchers hook
ed up in the Card-Bee game. but
the Redbirds' moundsman just
couldn't make it. Six-run rally
in the very first inning put the
game on ice for the Boston lads.
Final score was 10 to 5. Chicago
Cubs gained ground by defeating
Philadelphia Phillies, 5 to 8. Cab
by Hartnett caught his i722nd
game for the Bruins, one over the
record any player has caught for
one team.
New York Yankees blasted De-
troit Tigers, 10 to 2. Joe DiMag-
gio poled two homers, one with
the bases loaded. In all, he drove
in eight runs. Every starting
player got at least one hit. st.
Louis Browns snapped their
eight-game losing streak by over
whelming Washington Senators,
IL to 2, behind Trotter's fourhit
performance. Boston Red Sox
edged out Cleveland Indians, 6
to 5.
Results of the games:
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CIGARMEN DOWNED
HELLO BOWLERS
CHIEFLY LUMBER CO. NO. ONE
TEAM DEFEATED HARD.
WARE OUTFIT

Bowling team of the Key West
Havana Cigar Company outplay-
ed the Telephone Company team
last night at Terrace Alleys in an
other match of the three-man
tournament.
Cigarmen defeated their oppon-
ents 1919 pnis to 1899.
In the second match Cheely
Lumber Company No. ] bowled
three consistent games for a to-
tai of 1877. Their competitors,
Thompson Marine Hardware
players, came off second best
with 1000.
Scores follow:
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OBSERVATIONS FROM
THE BLEACHERS
HERE.s GOOD NEWS for the
BY o. Z. MILAN

t1E1t6 = 9S01 N2" - III sAAO
baseball fans of the city: Fort
Myers will not play in Key West
Sunday, September 8, and Mon
day, September Labor Day. as
unconfirmed reports had it last
week. The fact is that as men
toned in this column before:
Earl Adams Troians will clash
with Hollywood All-Stars on the
first date and according to Mana
ger Roy Hamlin of the Conchs
the leading Key West team will
play either West Palm Beach or
Hialeah on the workmar's holi-
day.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

the news that Hollywood will be
seen in action against the Tro-
jams and West Palm Beach or
Hialeah will invade this city to
combat the Conchs next week.
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TODAY'S GAMES
IN MAJOR LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

St. Louis at Boston MCGEE
G-5 VS.. Erickson l2-6).
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn -
Butcher E4-I5) VS.. Pressnell (6-5l.
Cincinnati at New York
Moore l12-8 VS.. Gumbert l2-9l.
Chicago at adelphia Page
GO VS.. Higbe t9-9). !.
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AMERIcAN LEAGUE

New York at Detroit Donald
,tl3-2) VS.. Newsom (l5-l0).
Boston at Cleveland Lefevbra
(0-0) VS.. Eisenstat (6-5).
Only games scheduled.
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TOMATO LEAGUE
STARTED SUNDAY
By PEDRO AcuILAR


Opening games of the recently
formed Tomato Baseball League
were played Sunday at Navy
Field in the morning.
Lecheros defeated Espiga de
Terisita in the first contest, and
Chan Lii Poo nine doWned RAJ
tones in the nightcap.
Scores: qi.
First Game $50,
r. III. E.
Espiga de Teresita 5 8 4
Lecheros .-------.----l0 IL 4
Martinez, Garcia and Sanchez;
M. Tynes and Hopkins.
Second Came
Chan Ii Poo II
hdLOn6S
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In an interview with Mr. HAM
lin the Key West baseball magnet
revealed that in the event nego-
tiations for an out-of-town team
failed the Conchs will ten travel
to Miami where the locals will
tangle with Dade County's ALI
Star aggregation. In the mean
time the writer is corresponding
with Jerry Donovan Of the Magic
City, making a great effort to
have Mr.. Donovan bring his
Greater Miami All-Stars to this
city.
Mario Hernandez, Pirates fast
third sacker, will don Trojan
uniform next Sunday and viii be
seen in action against the strong
Hollywood Stars September 8.
Watch those hustling Trojans
with their new baseball suits next
Sunday. They will prove to the
Hollywood boys that they can
really play ball.
Blue Sox has defeated Fort
Myers several times, yet the To-
Gals are still trying to arrange
games with the west coast club.
Had the Labor Day contest went
through as rumors had it some
time ago the contest would sure
ly have proved a financial flop
and this column gives Manager
Nash Diaz credit for turning down
local propositions.
In the Monroe County League
there are four diminutive out
fielders classed as running speed
demons. Which of the quartet
is the fastest? This would like to
be known by this column and the
majority of baseball fans. In or
der TO decide this, the four little
lads will be asked to take part in
a base circling contest on Labor
Day aud the performeE making,
the round IN less time than the
others will, be awarded a prize
donated by the Social Club MART.
The four speed demons are
Evelio "Skippy'' Rueda, Joseph
Domenech of the Trojans; Jesus
Dopey) Garcia of the Blue Sox,
and Rene 1.-TWO Base" Machin of
the Key West Conchs. Which is
your selection?
One question in the minds of
local baseball fans is when will
the second-half schedule of the
Monroe County League start? Mr..
Hamlin is the only person who
can answer this question and the
probable date is September 10.
Providing, of course. there is no
out-of-town games scheduled.
Speaking of the Monroe Coun-
ty Baseball Legaue, what have
you to say about the Trojans
should they succeed in having
Mario Hernandez, third baseman,
and Public Specs" Carbonell,
pitcher, members Of the Pirates,
move over to the city's second
best feauig
Basing the second7haf LEAGUE
schedule on IL games the outcome
at the end may be like this:
Club w r.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
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FOR SALE-Bargain; Furnished
House, situated on two lots,
100x100 feet each. Apply to
1905 Virginia Street may25-tfs
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FOR SALE lots, each 50x10O.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street. $1,000. Apply
rear 1917 Petronia street.
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Although Christmas is four
months off we have a letter from
virgilio Fabian asking confirma-
tfion of the proposed series be-
tween the Tampa All-Stars and
the Key West Conchs during the
holidays in this city. A return
series is also to be played in Ybor
City New Years week.
A great number of baseball
fans. after studying individual
batting records of all players TAX
ing part in the Monroe County
League, predicts that William
Butch" Gates, Conch star sec
ond baseman. will be the only
outstanding player on the 800
list at the end of the season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-29

This column figures Adams
crew may win two games from
the Conchs. Trojans may drop
four to Hamlin's gang. Bush's
lads can take a pair of victories
from the Blue Sox and the Sox
may come through with one win
over the Pirates. The prediction
is that neither the Sox or Pirates
will defeat the Conchs or Trojans
and the league will be an interest
ing one with two teams fighting
for a top finish.
Court Yard boys are looking
forward to at least defeating the
Conchs two or three times dur
ing the season.
Ray Bush. manager Of the Pr
rates baseball club and Earl
Adams, who pilots the Trojans.
are the best of friends. The fact
that players are switching from
one team to the other does not
mean that the pair Of club direc-
tors are on the outs.
When news that Fort Myers
nine was to come to this city to
play the Sox for the fourth time
this year spread around town.
the fans were disguested and ex-
pressed themselves accordingly.
Now, however, they viii welcome
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FoR SALE

PLANTS IN LARGE, PAINTED
CANS for sale. cheap. Suitable
for Hotels or Apartments. APP
ply Rear 618 Fleming Street.
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THE WEATHER

Key West, Fla,
Aug. 90, 1899.
Observation taken at 1880 a. m.
18th Mer. Time
Temperatures
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1887 FOUR-DooR OLDSMO-
BILE, guarantees. exOellent
condition, very low mileage,
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Message Most Temperate
Roosevelt Has Delivered

Any Presidents message Is greet
ed with hurrahs by his party sup
porters and Misses from the minori-
ty. This one was no exception.
These shouts Of praise and denunci-
alton, respectively, do not always
go to the merits. Frequently, they
are more. than half political. And
If I were asked to evaluate those
that I have heard in the last 10
days. I should say that each side
was about so percent right.
In the first place, Mr.. Roosevelt,s
message this time was the most
temperate he has ever delivered, or
so it impressed me. There was an
evidence Of greater sincerity in it
than has characterized most of his
messages to congress. He spoke out
boldly against relationships and
supported our form Of government
with an emphasis that belongs with
the office of President of the United
States.
In the matter Of armament, he
told why he believes it is needed. He
may have gone too far; he may
be inviting another battle on a sub
ject akin to he longtime League of
Nations controversy by proposing
protection "of democracies." Yet,