The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 3, 1933, Page 3

LL by Might 6. Biechard a S60c0cdssessondssscessdooconenccccsssssocecccooces t ules | BEAT PIRATES ist. Louts BROWNS “DOWN | BOSTON RED 80x; CAR. DINALS TRIM BROOKLYN | DODGERS | (Special to Thé Citizen) | : NEW YORK, May 3.—The De- ltroit Tigets defeuted the New fegard- | York Yankees, $ to 2 Rafting tj held the Tigers to six hits but they ‘| were bunched to produce runs. i} The St. Louis Browns were vic- torious over the Boston Red Sox l ‘ Ramblings Fr | Wata 1. 2, 3, 8 and 9 até 6c-;. ‘éupied by Both seamen and veter- j ‘We are still clinging together ‘with hopes for better times,’ hop ,ing when we find we have been jeut completely off that we will be able to get a job and hold it.. We |have strong faith in durselves but we are somewhat afraid that .we fwon’t have the constitution. to full: ifill our anibitions, Here’s. hoping ;when"'we get out-we will be able ‘to catty om. a | Something about the boys now: We bégin with Driggers, the i whittling King: How that boy ean | Whittle out beautiful things! He jean tie a lovers’ ktiot for you in ion United - von | W004. Did he say something about States Marine Hospital \ REI sp cog se gee a ona Sa his job, who witnesses his martial Lesenbee—where does he go hoppitg away on his stick every day?. Beware, some mystery. Detéctive Burhs—look out fel-; jlows,’a@ detective is amongst us. }He detects right ffom wrong. He! ‘thinks too ‘much-—-such men © are; datigerous. E Jack Phelan has had his tonsils | {out thre@times’in the- last week, ! fandshe hasn’t got arly Soup yet.! iHe ‘is gomeg to make this city his fpermanent address. Anderson, a seaman and a’ sketch artist, says he knows joats on Sailing a square rigger. He has been around the world sev- eral times. He is an interesting talker, as he has seen many in- t | Strangers Marry,” which is show- his -wife if he remains in the tropics | tian-haired, English star, is seen, in \getic: young wife. ‘It is her first) gies to another man. Seeoeocoeravecsevoceere STRAND THEATER ee bebddmocbeccen The dramatie story of a man, elinging to his contract to finish TENNISMATCH AT PARK HERE The first semi-finals in the city tennis championship tourhament will be held this afternoon at Bay- : how-| view. Park betweeen Curry Harris ing at the Strand Theater tonight.) sq Peter Varela. ees tack with the cisblens at eons — Ernest. Yates and A; bL. happiness. slipping in the red dust of the Java les is the theme of the Cob AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Detroit. Bostén at St. Louis. Washington at Cieveland. Philadelphia at Chicago. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston. .. ~ Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Brooklyn. te complete his railroad. . at Tt is there, essed the ni Lillian Bond, the sensational ti ema: . co | otony, and heat of the tropics: she demands ve. the unusual character’ of ‘his’ éner- i iatene fy pre his he ae Subseribe for The Citizen—20c leading. role,.and.one that.affords| The'climax is browght up to aja week. her vast opportunities for her act-!high point of action and dtama ing abilities that’ have graced the when the girl realizes her mistake London and New York stages. {and attempts to fight her way to The two vivid personalities of }the side of her husband, who has} PALAC these two characters are blended ; become involved in sensational in- Edwina Booth-Dot Farley in j by a’score of 2-1. Blaeholder his own pitching battle ; Rhodes by bunting safély in the with $50 reward. jteresting things and visited strarge | when they marry after a week of trigue. Sam Ratitséy, thé political boss | Ports. {celebrating in Paris. Against his} Griffeth. the hash slinger for}wishes, the young wife insists up- was directed by Clarence Badger, Trapped In Tia Juana when ‘of the ward. He ean. imitate a ‘went to the window. was already a little open, and BER a 1 feet as ie fi ERGERE iE. HE B A E fit i : i ead re i E Lif ' : i i é prey HE, aH +f me fl & 5 RF i r i PRIN last inhing to bring in the néees- sary run for the victory. The Phillies won ftom the Pirates, 6-5, this after six straight setbacks. Chuck Klein ‘hit his ‘}second horté fun of the season. The Chicago Cubs shut out the! New York Giants, the ‘seote read- ing, 11-0. Hartnett clouted a pair of homers driving in five runs. | The Cincinnati Reds downed the Bostort Braves, 2-1. eo Durocher afd‘ Ernie Lombardi knocked a honie'run apiece during the gate. .~ 5 The summaries; . Ametican League ‘. At Detroit ‘New York Detroit Batteries: Ruffing and Dickey; Marbetry, Hogsett and Desautels, Hayworth. ne’ | ne’d spent two | HEE alte i Er se At St. Louis _. Boston ... St. Louis Batteries: Rhodes and Shea; Blaeholder and Ferrell, BR. i. P28 24 Philadelphia- Ohicageo, wet grounds. Washington-C leveland, wet grounds. National League At New Yotk Chieago . New York Batteries: fiett; Schumacher, and Mancuso, Warneke and Hart- Uhlé, Shores R. H. E, 13 140 410 2 Dean and Wilson; Shatte, Lucas and Sukeforth. R. H. E. 27 0 1 @1 Benton, Smith and? Lontbardi; Brandt, Seibold afd At Brooklyn At Boston Cincinnati R. H. EB 510 O} 6 9 | At Philadelphia Pittsburgh 1 BL, ater ot aw new | aate g2ra$z i : F clothing worn by Herbert Law, an aman oiler, of this city, was torn off WAUKEGAN, Ii.—Ail> the] e| when ae tt oe wilt i 3 TING oN THE CIIZER BLOG. SSRHOSSEOSES OR OOOSSCCEE jChinese, Italian or Swedé. He is (going to the convénhtion te get our ‘bonus, tyour*comp. See him, maybe. Dad Caméron has moved from | Ward 1 back to his old home in Good that to sée about} cripples, and, ch boy, how he does} sling it. George, we won’t mention his! last name, but he is some sheik; and gigelo. You can find him any! {Ward 8. x}. 1 E.} Hg 0! 1 j{mony,of crowning the queeN./gfter 8 o'clock and all efforts to 1/70" night. evening taking his walk up Duval 'street looking them over, with his; featte in his hand. He has many! lfriends, we believe. * Jones hasn’t got his mail with! a check in it, so Jones, no credit! ‘for you. Watch’ your step . on He is everybody's bud- die. He likes to play casino. Cates atid his Kitterls are get- ting aJong fine. He has five sraall kitteps. He rolls them—I mean cea : id you ever héar; of a man cafled. ell ja. knok?"”, He goes; Duval street: pete stholling on Duval digest and what! Tony. takes his swim every day, a, ladies’ man he is. | Eats oe matter if/he needs it or not. It alive. \Séme gigélo! does his leg good. =} | —: KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY er Here Just 10 Years! ; Ago Today As Taken From The Files Of The Citizen ee, DIAMONDBALL CAME TONIGHT Everything is in readiness for} | the diamondbali game to be played | , | tonight at Bayview Park between; ‘Thousands attended the magni-| the Florida and Relief. ficent May festival heid in the Several new players wilt be barracks yesterday afternoon at/ seen in the line up of the Relief's which "time Miss Adeline Mulberg| crew, and a good game is looked} was crowned Queen of the May.|for by the large number of fans No more elaborate spectacle can! who expect to be in attendance. be vispalized than the march of} =! the queén and her attendants nor! steamer Governor Cobb. The Cobb} the extravagantly gorgeous cere-|ran ashore Tuesday night shortly There was not an item forgotten} The Fieming Street Methodist in the entire program, and the) church for which the corner stone partivipatits gave wonderful char-| was laid 12 years ago is nearing acterizations. in their diffigult| completion and will be ready, it roles. . ft is understood this sort) is said, within a week. of festival will bea yearly ean wuNeEa Meg Ae Sl : relieve her have been fruitless, At‘the regular meeting of the! The navy tug Baysprings, the Fer- eity council held last night, Carl)ry Parrott and the euter Sau- Aubuchon, who holds a franchise} kee have all tried but in vain. to furnish water to the city of Key West, asked that his franchise be extended. The franchise al- so covers @ sewéfagé system an the city. It would be impossible, this week afd is pronounced one even if the Goethals compahy was! or the ginest eraft afloat in these! ready, for them to begit WOrk,| waters. The vessel is 36 feet Mr. Aubuchon pointed out. The] over all and has a beam of 10; matter was left over until tomor-|¢.04 ‘The boat will be used as a pleasure craft but the sheriff says; he will allow its use at any time Captain Walter S. Crosley, com-jon official duty. Thandér Of the local naval base, ad- es vi becca bid One acct During the month of April a lestroyer squadron, sco: net, 5 5 will leave New Orleans this eed) re ee ne eer wee manufactured in Key West. This: sprcnte te nee hivasig stg a short|™ according to the report of dep-} cruise. There will be more than . uty collector of internal revenue,! rater men and 26 officers on these} Joseph Uhrbach. ‘ Sale of stamps eos. [for these cigars totalled $32,- pea | ate to set) & price on the Porter property ad- The pleasure yacht Gilbert C.) built by Robbie Watkins for Sher- iff Roland Curry was launched ——_ ee joining the Wagner property on) h land ithe lighthouse ar iptOioses to erect a new! $250,000 depot, were announced! this ing. The seven apprais-| ers afe FH. E. Taylor, J. Lancelot; Lester, Harry Gwynn, P. L. Wil-: son, Eugene Albury, William Car- its —- | At § meeting of the board of works fast right, the bid) of the Standard Oil company for far the city with 9,000 gal of road oi! was accepted. -| librarian of the Key West Library asks all persons who boy magazines to pass them along to is one or they will be kept} in, s¢e for readers who are unable to purchase them. tilhy - seven passengers afd! their baggage which were trans this afternoon be) rs ashore from the stranded: Tildbhdad Cd. II IPII PL L2AALIP ZZ LC LALA LEE EEE a a a aaa “When Strangers Marry,” ‘ager | i ii 10-15¢ on following Rand to the jungie.' was written by Maximilian Poster. Matinee, ie NS, With the Federal Government going off the Gold Standard, money is bound to be cheap- er, which means high prices. With lumber us low as $15.00 M. and Paint, Cement, and other articles priced low now, the wise will dé their repair work at once, because even one day’s time miay see drastic price increases, Labor is pleatifal, with thousands of our best men out of work. Take advantage of this situation; give employment to some worthy. person, angl_save money on your building or repair costs. SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING COMPANY White and Eliza Streets Phone 598 : “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” 6 hedk hehehe bebddtidcdikeigéetézgradgédateetzeeéizgéetieidbgéebeéd NT TIP IIILILICPOLC LILO OCC OL U WANT GREATER