Miami Tribune from Miami, Florida • 11

SECOND NEWS SECTION iWlEr TKj public iNteMesT-Tfl)Crflag- VOL NO 253 MIAMI FLORIDA SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 1925 5c PER COPY TOLLER ACCUSED OF BURDICK SLAYING HELD WITHOUT BOND I I I II 111 11 11 A 1 I II 4 -I 11 I I I I 1 VI- I II lilt I 31 ait re de Hote BGetnRadhBidl Visit Magic City I MIAMI OF PROPERTY MEN URGE CAUSEWAY AT THIRTY-SIXTH 1 rlkae Hsff Where two brief months age Ihe ohh Imr Implied the handy -arm of (lie shore along limy shore lark with only an occasional fishing boat pav-mg on tho was to the Miami river there is now a veritable tangle of sedtooners masts piercing the skv Shifts from the Newfoundland Hanks the Central Irootos and the Atlantic ori- have swarmed in with lumber and gem ral supplies itiDui nuu MOVIE FANS AWAIT ARRIVAL Mutton picture funs are vagerly awaiting (he arrival of Thomas Mtighun who was reported to have sailed from New ork on the Admiral Une steamship Mixamler (his morning How long the sc re satellite plans to stay in Florida or what his plans here will be has not as vet been announced RAILROAD AUTO El An imitation to isit Miami ami (lie remarkable business and real estate dmktnient taking place was extemted to rcsl kiih of HoMon last niglit by Franklin lltimham president of tlio real estate exchaitge of Boston who talked over the radio from the l-kstwood broaih'adinjc station Mr fltirnliam gave a glowing (kseiiMksi of the growth of the dtjr and prerik ted an increased development for some time to come Me urgtsl the cittM'us of lUMon td come ami see for themselves PLANS FOR RODEO COMPLETE Champion Riders and Ropers Will Be Gathered in Miami flails Jor the Miami Elks championship rodeo scheduled for the week of Iecember 14 are rapidly maturing in the hands of a committee composed of Jr Tuttle Jack Cleary Reo McCrea-dy Will Otter George Callahan Kdward Belcher Judge David Heffernan and Brown Next week will mark the arrival of Nat Rodgers of Dallas Tex director of the big event Herbert Muddy manager is How in Miami assisting the committee "This rodeo will be a revelation to Miami folks because it will bring the real wild wst direct to Florida said Mr Muddy at the Belfort hotel today rodeo is a conglomeration of cowboy and cowgirl sports Ten (housaud dollars is offered in cah prizes and that will bring to Miami the best bucking horse riders steer rid rs trick riders steer butldoggers and trick ropers from 17 western and southwestern states the lontestants will be a score of champions including Bryan Roach Rene Haf-Icy Slim Kva Caske Mabel Strickland Paddy Rvan Myers Iee Robinson Rube Roberts and John Henr The ro-do tolks will bring 100 horses 56 long-horned steers and 25 TEN-STORY GARAGE IS TO BE ERECTED HERE Sturhman strut turul engineer has submitted tothe ity building inspector plarii for a n-stor steel and concrete garage and automobile building to be constructed by 3avenport and Rich at Hecond avenue and Thirt) -third street it was learned Friday from Building Inspector A Messier The plan calls for the immediate construction of a three-story building to serve as a garage but the architectural arrangement is suih that an additional seven stories may be built in the near future The garage will be utilized particularly by the guests of the Davenport and Rich apartment house one block east of the site and the guests of the Beverly Court hot I B0DIES0F SLAYING VICTIMS SENT HOME Instructions were received last Inight by police trorn relatives of Mr and Mrs Alfred I- Paquette the couple who figured early yesterday morning in the double tragedy at the Hotel Vereen to send (he body of Paquttte to New Bedford and the body of the wife to Ijnn Mass The bodns were shipped this morning under the direction of Ihtective Chief Reve shot and klikd bis wif ami then fatall wounded hints If 4 ruiMT 1jo--cs i1rodl(ar- The spd oruistt Sinco lost both prop 11 is vsterdav when she ran afoul of a submerged log in the south part of Bistim Rav Mie is now being repaired in th Atlanti Boat vard Five months ago the ess 1 was badly limaK i whn she went aground mar th chanml RADIO PROGRAM All KNOWLEDGE OF FATAL CUE Dead Chauffeur Also Held for Hearing Next Tuesday lTustfird anil unshaven anil apparently 111 at ease duller vi as arraigned before Justice of the II Penney this morning and formally accused of causing the death of Homer Hur-dick ho died In Jackson Memorial hospital at noon yesterday Burdick was shot early in the morning of November 1 in his apartment 15 Seventh street Fuller was arrested In connection wt'h the shooting three days ago and at the close of today proceedings before Judge Penney he was held without bond for a preliminary hearing and an ln-nucst scheduled for 3 Tuesday afternoon Jack Morgan chaufteur whose hohie ts In Chicago also was brought tnto court by Detective hit I Iteeve and his men and In default of a 5000 bond he Is held as a material witness Miss Frances Madden of Silver Hluff who was in apartment when the shooting occurred and is alleged by the police to have testifted that Fuller fired the shot was not in court The detectives were Instructed by Judge Penney to have all their witnesses and come fully prepared when the preliminary hearing and irujuest begins Tuesday afternoon Fuller was represented at today's proceedings by Albert Ecke The state will attempt to use an ante-mortem statement given by Burdick an hour before he died in Jackson Memorial hospital yesterday afternoon This statement was given to City Detective police say and names Fuller as the slayer but was not made before a notary Fuller also has been Identified by Miss Frances Madden who was with Burdick at the time of the shooting iSohliery Believed Motive Polite are holding to the theory that Fuller entered apartment earlv in the morning of November 19 with the intention of staging a robbery They believe that Fuller was seen entering tl ugh the back door by Burdick an Miss Madden and that he shot to escape Miss Madden told potice that she was In the kltihen of apartment at the time preparing some medicine for a headache when the door opened anil Fuller entered Burdick then entered the room and Fuller fired and fled According to police the shooting as preceded hv a party at I'ahrlb Grill Miami Beach in which Burdick Miss Madden Jack Taylor and Miss Florence McGee participated Police also stated today at Miss Madden will be used rs a state's witness but Inasmui as she has already aided th in solving the mystery surrounding the rase she was not placed under bond Following the shooting police arrested Morgan Fuller and two other men and passed them before Miss Maddin for Uentifica-tlon Bhe however failed to pick the slayer at that time Police say this was due to nervousness tollowlng the shooting 1-ater Fuller was rearresteil and aUcn before Burdick in the hospital and according to police was ilmtlfled as the gunman 1 idler Denies All Fuller deniis all knowledge of ihe fatal shooting and claims that ye never saw Burdick until he was aken before the real estate salesman as he lay dying In Jackson demortal hospital Information given out by police hat Fuller was a lifelong frunil if tho slain man was also met 1th the most emphatic denials have no fear of the outeonu this case" I ulbw stated at he countv jail today 1 am onvlncul that when the tune omes the right party who did he shooting will he found and I i ill he freed 1 i ame lo Miami just four eiks ago from Havana uha NUWUMtMIIMHUHMtHIUIIIIHIHIIHHItUIMIIIIHMIHIIIIK Wrong Here Answer Among 4 lasMfieei VI THREE STEAMERS Liners Washington Berkshire Seneca Dock in Rapid Succession Three large passenger steamers two from New York and one from Philadelphia landed more than (00 passengers in Miami between 9 and o'clock this morning Tho Cl do liner George Wash mgton kith 220 passengers on board was tho first to croejy up the channel Fho was closely followed by the Merchants and Miners liner Berkshire bringing 200 from FhiladiJphia The Seneca was the last of the trio doe 8he landed 240 from New York Among the passengers on tho Georgo Washington were 4 8 employes of the Pancoast hotel which will open for the season shortly The Clyde line steamer Apaehs loft for Jacksonville and New York at dawn Tho Seneca wilt leave for her last trip to New Y'ork After her return she will be placed on the Clyde line Ha vana run The Arapahoe Clyde line steam cr at firet scheduled to go on the Miami-New Y'ork run is at present replacing the burned Renspe according to Raymond local agent The latter vessel is be iioved a total loss Three cement stamcrs are will be soon on their way to Miami from European ports according to Albury and company agents Ths tiunpath is the first of the trio scheduled to arrive here She Is expected next week The other two are expected aiound Dee mb 10 The Clvde line warehouses ma in splendid shape this morning according to Morns tho efficiency expert of ihe humor The Baltimore and Carolina with the Jean Weems due in tomorrow and the Esther Weems sehcdubd to arrive Monday is jammed to capacity and officials of the line are exerting every cffoit to get ns much merchandise removed todny as ts possible The Ijake Falrport lumber freighter from Mobile is overdue Albury and company are her agents 43 SHIPS IN HARBOR BREAKS ALL RECORDS Fort -three vessels in port waa the new high volume record set up in Miami harbor This was ths fifth record made in five suc cesxive days Yesterday 1 9 vea sols were discharging to lighter in tho yacht basin niuo ships word at the and docks and 11 were anchored at tho mynUipal piers One was at the Meteor pica and three were at the Fishes docks NEW YORK SOCIETY PLANNING BOAT TRIP Ths members of Ilia New York State society at a meettnir to tie held Monday evening in the First Presbyterian church will com plete arrangements for moon light excursion to Cano Florida the evening of December 7 It la expected that about 200 members will turn out for this event Tw boats have been chartered BELGENLAND TO HALT OFF MIAMI HARBOR On tlia way around tlia world Bclgcnland He'd Star liner will stop for a short tims outside the government rut this afternoon to enable the passengers to taka distant view of the city Miamians aboard tho vessel whbh is making its second world cruise ate Eeon Post and Miss Mill i Hunts 4 Gone 2 cmi BIRMINGH VM England 1 luaheth Kiinp i8 trvmg to (rate lor imdi mp who was 1 liai I from whil living lonrtnth stit liruoklvn rs go AiimsenK'iiis or 1 1 1 in n'li Efit rt tinm i lmir nd el tnc lag hi Ho ik I olln Hiit tb lul i In I nt dm I ik I tn I lo'uimi no i i I mi i i i a i I i i i inn i I 1 1 i I I i I i 1 ii- 1 1 iir If i Ii' i i Hi I I I I I i I 1 TO BE AUCTIONED Sale Set for December 10 Quarters Now Totally Inadequate 1 huinb of commerce build big at 3 First street will be sol! at public auction on December 1 according to an announce nl made by the officials of the civic hodv The presnt building while amiable as olfices for a small business is totally inadequate for tho rapidly snowing chamber of commerce IMans ar being mado now for the erection of a ten-story building on Second avenue between First and Becond streets where a site has been selected 1 he new building will provide an adequate auditorium and office space for numerous civic associations of the city Although the building will be sold it is planned to retain a lease on the present quarters for office use until (he new building is completed The public auction will be held in (hr chamber commerce at 11 a on December 10 NO TRACE IS FOUND OF KIDNAPPED NEGRO OKEANDO Nov 28 No trace had been found early today of Hniy Arthur negro who was kidnaped from the Orange General hospital here josterda where he was held in connection with the shooting of Detectives Geoige Jump and Donty fear that the negro was lnchcd Patrolman 1 Fashion was guard at the hospital when three men covered him with guns and abducted Arthur whizzing him away in a large automobile TARPON SPRINGS FIRE DESTROYS SHIP PLANT TARPON SPRINGS Nov 28 Fire of undetermined origin de-strofd the Anclote Shipbuilding plant here early today with a total loss estimated at $j0 OOO The plant was said to be insured for $5000 rature at at Meeting ts Attended by 3500 Residents Who 1 Raised $250000 The Thirty-sixth Street Causeway association meeting Friday night decided to begin immediately renewed activity toward obtaining: the speedy construction of the project The meeting was attended by more than 3 500 property owners of the district Hamilton Michelson chairman of the association presided at Friday meetirg held at Princess park Miami avenue and Thirty-sixth street He outlined the need of a causeway and said that more than $250000 had been subscribed for tho work RcRoy Morgan ice-chairman of the association and former mayor of Buena Vista urged the association numbers and all property owners to assist ii the necessary funds Ho said that if every owner of a 50-foot lot on the street were to subscribe $250 to the fund there would be ample funds to commence and complete the construction work I Conlon of the finance committee announced that the Seaboard Air had decided to build a $50000 station on Thirty-sixth rtreet The building has been designed by Addison Mimer Mr explained A meeting for next Friday evening when the finance committee will report progress was decided on Cox and Twain Michel-sen also addressed the gathering TWO ARE INJURED Motorman Claims Victim's Automobile Was With out Lights A Campbell 400 Paver drive and Joseph Hawley 1215 Fifth street were removed so Jackson Memorial hospital at midnight suffering from injuries sustained when an automobile driven by Campbell collided with a street car at Sixteenth avenue and Flagler street Three of ribs wre fractured and Hawley was painfully cut ind bruised Motorman Kilgore charge of the trolley car told police that the auto containing Campbell and Hawley was without lights ajid that Campbell did not signal where he was going The crash was heard for a considerable distance and a large crowd collected at the scene despite the lateness of the hour As the result of a collision at 6 this morning at Third avenue and Sixteenth street an unidentified negro was taken to Jackson Memorial hospital in a serious condition The car with which the negro collided was driven by David Bloom BIS Twenty-third street Bloom told police that the negro was driving without lights and that he did not see the car until too late to stop his own machine WILL ADD TWO ALL-PULLMAN TRAINS The service given by the Florida East Toast Railroad company to this section of the state Is to augmented within the xt ten dajs by the all-Pullman trains A tram to be known as tl Palm will be placed in operation December 2 providing direct Pullman service from hi-cago and othr points in the st will inaugurate its thirt-nlnth season on leembr rlo more Pullman trains are to be ad led during in-uary railway offniils announrd st rda STEAMSHIP HOTEL TO ARRIVE FOR CHRISTMAS 1 he St amsinp i i uhu it will ti' off tin Miami trfront and seive os a hot 1 dunrg the wmtr monMis will arrive on lnmlr 4 and 1 plac'd operation unm li itf Iv th rtaftr according to mmett I ltobinson prtsib nt i th I oor Robinson roirpanv and pro printer or tl Ton I on hutr 1 Th boil I ft fi el in dock a Nt i 1 Robinson sid wil it tun 'or I is on i he exol'iin'M ii nag ft to aiUjO- hip Riva bay at foot of Flsgier etreet Transportation Official Investor in Atlantic Shores Gives Methods Used Methods used bv the Atlanta Birmingham and ti iniic railway in successfully combating the em-baigo on automobiles for Florida was told Ny Harry Huddleston superintendent of the Birmingham division when he visited Miami this week to look after his real estate holdings in Atlantic Chores The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railway is one of tho pnn-cipal feeders for Florida products and handles about 2()0 carloads i tn and out of the state dailv Mr Huddleston said As soon as the first hint of embargo came the company hasd per cent of the warchouss along its line and be-1 gan storing automobiles which! wore held up enroute to Flroida result has been that about 100 cai loads of automobiles aic being driven into Florida from our leased warehouses Trucks we have had stored in our warehouses are loaded with mu h-needed auto parts and aecossorh and in this way the embargo is Mr Huddbston explained Meals With XVt lUt IjUNDOX Mrs Amanda Mar-tlien of Ammanford aged So cats herineals with a pit rat that comes out of the wall whenever she calls him 8 (MIO (MM Vo itoolulniod Bombay By the erection of the Ilod dam on the Indus river 8oounoo acres of barren land have been turned into productive soil AnibriiMt hl waiter ami former ma I I nd hotel Imi ha kwm humlreds of prom inetit men In his Ion tenke at the Hlltmore anti hnfcker hoelter in New York the Ym-lejr-rittsn In ItoMon and the St f-rnnei In San InwiMe He Is now head waiter at the Coral (tables Colf and Conniry club LOAD OF PORTABLE SCHOOLS ARRIVES 32 One-Room Buildings' Brought by Ship Will Afford Relief Thhty-twci one-room portable schools arrived Miami greater-day aboard the Astoria and will be erected and ready for occupancy by January 1 Thirteen of these portable schools will be erected at Santa Clara and will relieve the congestion at Allapattah Highland Park and Buena Vista The Shenan-douh junior high school will get 13 more of these buildings and one of the two high school divisions now being cared for at the Ada Merritt school building will be transferred to Shenandoah The Ada Merritt school has been running on double schedule the opening of hool in September five school periods being arranged in the morning hours and five the afternoon with a separate staff of teachers for each session Previous to that time I worked in Hio de Janeiro as a gasoline engine expert A week ago I was taken into custody by the city police and held in the city jail without being able to see anone never knew Burdick and never saw him before they took me out to the hospital where he lay on a bed Burdick said something to the detectives at that time 1 don know what it was but I do believe that he did not incriminate mu The only one that I knew In the cast wa Jack Morgan who was formerly Burduks chauffeur I roomed with Morgan ever since I came to Miami but I never knew him before evening before Burdick was shot I lay down on my bed and fell asleep Taken from lle 10 clock some of the other nun in the house came upstairs and woke me up tilling me that had better get undressed I took off my coat and sho's and lay down again When (the polue came and took me from my bed I was still partly dressed of the other men in the i room said that thev he ard Morgan come in about 3 or 4 I ami then go out again fore th police ame and took us down i to st ltmn Morgan toll me that lie wanted to take me downtown and bu mv braktust and that lie had som thing to 11 me The other men the room said that Jh was mad about something wlnn he came but thrv didti know what it was the polo ash i ir I had a gun told them hat I thought was the easiest thing and said I rally had a gun but had pawn it Tten after I is rebistd I took the gun out of pawn again and they found with it when I was rturrsbd didn have much ion wlen I is auevfd as I lad uprnt about all thnf 1 cd up ir Havana KulU tol I I is stotv in a ir -ft Hv I i nred maun ap 1 To v'lij' th average tut he 1 1 ts Of ei hos tp I spok a ui I 'i si in pw it i ii MI It ling hi Ntorv 1 cent mu I to in 1 i mi of' tn I ill st the tigni i wno did the si would be found MUNSON SS LIKE TO OPEN OFFICE Muneastern Will Be Put on Nassau Service on December 21 Because of rapidly Increasing local business the Munson steamship line will open an office in the new Exchange building Second street and Third avenue now in the course of construction on or before Decemtier 15 All busyiess of the line will be taken over from Albury and Coni pan which lias been acting as agents for the line since the inception of Rs service three months ago Ferry for 10 ears connected with the Munson passenger service we'l temporarily have charge of the local force comprising seven people A Mar-I tin ot the New York office is on hU way here to take up his new duties of local manager The line will start its Nassau passenger service on December 21 with the which can accommodate approximately 10O first class passengers and 20oo tons of freight Air Perry said today that the limited depth of Miami harbor will preclude the possibility of the Muneastern eonveing full tonnage The Muneastern will make one two or three trips weekl during the tourist season according to the public demand The Baltimore-Miami freight service will be inaugurated early next month $32000 HOME TO BE BUILT IN CORAL GABLES The house which will be built in Coral Oabhs by Miss Mary Muirav will be unusually attractive it was learned today from George Fink aichitect of the I building The home will be located ot 1420 Avenue Cadiz It will cost $32000 and be erected by John Swanson The house will be terraced in front around the living room which ext nds to a Inight of two stories with a huge open fireplace on one side A loggia dining room kitchen bedroom and bath i will be included on the ground! floor Two bedrooms and bath will be on th second floor business Corner is SOLO FOR $55000 The souihwtsL loinor of Seventeenth avenue and Twcntv-ilrst joo bv 13b ft ax ben pure liad i Joseph Sc hh sing for a coi sid ration -ported as 'm The tornor is opposite ti Hank of Allipattuh ami is of business haru ter Mr Schh singer plans to improve th prop rl with store ami olfue bull itng Tatum Brothers own the adjoining lot and th also annoum in tention of building on the prop-rt tliough details of plans hiv not leen disi los ELABORATE RESIDENCE PLANNED IN RIVIERA The Peninsula! 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