The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 1, 1933, Page 3

$HE KEY WEST CITIZEN 299909990 Today’s Birthdays Today $ Horoscope 08000050 P2ecenezeoncoe J. Reuben Clark, Jr., of Utah, The special indications for the eae ambassador to Mexico, first day of the month are for al ei at Grantville, Utah, 62 years person of free, generous spirit, Lago. with a liking for Nature and a % eontemplative disposition. There Edgar Rice Burroughs, of Cal-|;, 9 cautious and practical turn of ifornia, author of the popular mind, with decided financial abil- Tarzan. stories,-born in Chicago, ity, which should provide a sat- 58 years ago. isfactory condition in the latter days of life, ather aspects being equal. ! ‘(Capybighted). Subseribe for The Citizen—20e FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1988 SPORTS } Up-To- We Extend To The Public A Henvts: Invitation To Visit And Inspect Our Firms And Find Out For Yourself What We sececcccnsesanecepecececessescosccensaansonesoons Big Ten Will Hear From This Pair’ ..'Ssvooa ¥.'5. noted manatac.) opess. epvegcessccosanseneosoooeseos | turing ‘chemist, born in Ontario, BRAVES TRIM peecoccosos GIANTS; YANKS LOSE TO S0X CLEVELAND INDIANS DE- FEAT CHICAGO CLUB; PITTSBURGH PIRATES BEAT PHILLIES (Special to The Citizen) BOSTON, Sept. 1--—-The .Bos-| ton Braves downed the New. York, Giants, 7 to 4%. Wally Berger’s twenty-fifth homer started the Braves on a rampage that enabled} them to take the vietory. The Boston’ Red “Sox +defeated the Yanks. ‘The’ champions’ ‘ de- feat left them eight and one half games back of the Senators, ‘who were idle. The Cleveland Indians’ were vie- torious over. the Chicago “White Sox. Bunching seven of their 12 hits in the sixth and seyenth in- nings, the Indians tdok the open- ing game of the series by a score of 4 to 1. The Pirates won from the: Phil- lies. The Pittsburgh club. laced five Philly hurlers for . 19 hits, sweeping the series of fiye games. The Cards took two games from the Dodgers. The score in the » first was 10-3 and the. second 10-4, The summaries: American League At New York R. H. E. Batteries: Rhodes and Ferrell;} Pennock, Uhle, MacFayden and Dickey. ~ 4 At Chieago Cleveland Chicago - ‘Batteries; Harder ‘and Pytlak; Lyons and: Berry. No other games played. National League First Game At Brooklyn St.. Louis Brooklyn Batteries: Carleton and Lewis;! Mungo, Leomccd, Shaute and| Lepez, Outen. At Brook R. H, Ey yas, * * St. Louis 1 Batteries: Haines and O’Farrell; Benge, Shaute, Ryan and Outen. At Philadelphia, , RILE s Swetonie, Hoyt and Grace; Moore. ..Pearce, Collins, awe peor and Davis. At Berton 4 2 Ws Ne pom Pulladsionia Detroit ‘Chicago . Boston St. Loui Boston .... Pittsburgh Cincinnati | Canada, 53 years ago. @ week { Dr. Arthur G. Crane, president of the University of ‘Wyoming, born in Delaware Co., N. Y., 56 years ago. Key West's First Funeral Home Key West’s First Ambulance Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps Rear Admiral Samuel McGow- an of Laurene, S. C., U. S. N., retired, born there, 63 years ago. Henri Bourassa, leader of the Canadian Nationalist movement, born in Montreal, 65 years ago. 1933 Models eeevececevece: “CLASSIFIED COLUMN POD ODL OPO9P OOH OHELSODOOD the two men who are expected to put the U: ty of Chicago back on the football map this fall. Left is Captain Pete Zim- mer, bril halfback, with the school’s new head coach, Clark Shaughnessy, watching the team in practice. TIVE TO STATE BY WORLD TRAVELER @MERACAN LEAGUE w. iL “82 48 3 5t* 68 63 61 63 63 66 60 68 5B 73.480 47 82 36 (Special to Rhe Citizes) WINTER HAVEN, Sept, That Florida is the most attractive spot he has visited anywhere on 4 extensive ‘travels throughout the world -has great possibilities as a business and ersort center is the _| declaration of Dr. J.-O. Segura, vice president and agency direc- tor of the LaMar Life Insurance company of Jackson, Miss, Dr. Segura, who visited in this ity over a week ago, completed jhis travels of Florida in company with his daughter, Miss Heloise Segura, and A. Lee Robertson of Winter Haven, state manager of the LaMar company and was loud; in his ‘praise of every part of the state. Dr... 488 NATIONAL. ABAGUE, Club— Ww. New York 73 70 68 B 55 56 69 58 69. 59 52 72 50 73 48 78 Chicago . St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia 419 407 381 ra, a scion of a di guished French family of Louisia- na, has traveled in many lands over a period of years but he was. yemphatit in his statement that no AMERICAN LEAGUE ae has fingg »scenery than Boston at: New York. dria — aoe — this Washington at Philadelphi: 4 excels anything ‘he has seem (Only ames pete sa 7. Jelsewhere i in natural ity and in yits attraction for tours and ‘po- NATIONAL LEAGUE tential residents. “St, Louis at Pittsburgh. Dr. Segura stated that it was his hricago at “Cincipnagi. . New York at Boston, two} that it.would by_no m: ins pe ti last, as he expects to me over! ¢|fizet visit to Florida but?intimated, ae & ¢ Ice Refrigerators Advertisements under "thin head Made Of Ail Metal will be inserted in The Citizen at 3 the rate of ic 'a word for. each in- e sertion, ‘but the minimum for the Equipped With first! insertion in every instance is 25c. - Payment for classified adver- W. ATER COOLERS tisements is invariably in advance, | but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. Advertisers should give their street address as well as their tele- phone’ number if they desire re- vults. ‘With each. classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an| Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for! it. They're Economical 100% FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, Refrigeration Satisfaction containing 12 reoms. on lot 50x198 feet, in select section of. city, 1807 itehead street, op- posite beautiful Coral Park, and facing the sea. Garage in rear. Rent $50 monthly. Apply to L, P. Artman, 1309, Whitehead street or The Citizen Office. FOR RENT—Furnished apart-' ment with all ‘modern con- veniences. Apply to Jack’ Gaiti, 628 White street. aug25-tf 5 FREE ICE FOR RENT—Furnished cd house! $ 00 Taigidaive. earage, oe cerl| If Sold for Cash 10 Days Free Trial Priced At | $30.00 and $35.00 Easy Terms Georgia and Division streets. Apply 905 South. Phone 702. Sept. 1-tf. FOR SALE STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Mis- sionary and Blakemore. 1,000 $2.50 or $1.00 per 100. 000—$20.00. E. Chattanooga, Tenn. { sept 1-25t BLANK SALES BOOKS—suit- sable for every business. In: duplicate with carbon paper. Artman: RADIO, REPA games, ot (Only pee Ta: scheduled.) CHICAGO-—Arrested for in-| TRIMS UP CELL toxication, Mrs. Gertrude Loney! : of this city pleaded she had to| ST. JOSEPH, Mo.—Imprisaned have a drink after one of her teeth|in the county jail in this city, Gus|° keep i in close touch with the grow- ing business of his company in the state and also to enjoy more fully the advantages of Florida which he so loudly and enthusiastically pro- {from Jackson quite frequently tol _ Was extracted, and she sentence) Pusateri, alleged liquor vender,|™* was suspended. had the bars painted silver and his} \ There are more than 21,000 ap- cell done over in ‘red and white|fplications on file for jobs on thé lacquer. Boulder dam project. 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