The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 7, 1933, Page 3

ATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1988. | ‘The P, & 0; S; S: Flori b11 o’clock last night for Havana} ‘with 19 passengers and freight consigned fo Tampa. Returning! ‘this afternoon the regular schedule of the ship will be resumed when! she leaves ‘for Paiipa. | | The vessel arrived from Havaiia ‘lyesterday afternoon with 45 pas- isengers,.of, whom 18 were aliens,' two automobiles and heavy freight. | \ Freighter Medina, of the Clyde- seesoesenes | Mallory lines arrived 9:05 o'clock The following is the box score;this morning from Galveston. The ~ : : 8,° ander ‘provisions pasha Rohe SG or. rejection of & one sul cer ae & Gaabportation ot therein of \3n' -CATY ELECTION NECESSARY. THAT. 1933: POLL " T&XES MUST BE PAID. IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN CONTEST To vote in the coniing city elee- tion on. November 14, it neces- {sary that the 1983 poll taxes must tbe paid. This requirement is of the fourth game of the World ‘AND. > PIRATES) WILL! RE SEEN IN OPENER| Series between the New , York; Giants and the Washington Sena- tors, played yesterday at the Grif-; }ship took on shipments of cigars, sponges and a miscellaneous car-! go and sailed for New York at’ 7:80, this morning: ; jpart oz the city Gharter. ' This section: of Ahe.charter pros ivides that a voter. to be qualified _ |mast show } poll tax is pait Tor ‘tthe year in Which’ a tity election is held. ; 25 Tax Collector Frank H. Ladd To BE SCENE OF ACTION | told. The Citizen today he will have poll tax r will be reac 2 ef poll taxes.on and that date. This tax can.not be paid after Oc- tober, 25, ib is provic = Chop MEETING SPOT PONED | fith ‘Stadium, Washington, ‘D. °:|BEREIN SA’ ER | Giants AB R. H. PO’ Bt " ? eas 1 —, chug feast 4 - Critz, 2b _.... Terry, 1b Se rf. Berlin Sawyer, -Jr.,. is recover- | ates ef jing nicely, from an operation for! Jackson, 3b © appendicitis, performed Monday in| ‘Mancuso, ¢ a. local ‘hospital: | | Ryan, ss... 0) A number of’ his friends “have ‘Hubbell, p .... been calling on him, and Berlin says théy"have made his lonely; hours ‘Quite cheerful: { ic E)" baseball will: ) the Navy Id, uning at 1:30 p. m. _ The first game will be between} and the second game between the ‘Sluggers and the Guards. : ’batteties wid Lopez and | for the Pirates and’ Hud- son and ier for the Guards. ; For the Sluggers, Bethel and Rod- riguez, ‘and Edwards and ' Dwyer} ScorecHwoce HROoHE NH HON anonsooueP | on Totals— Senators sin, rfl). Manush, If .... ie] °° COooHKHH ORO gon? LASSEFIED | COLUMN | = Sesvevececsovses| | : BM . . rN sd a alt See. [riety Advertisements under thi: head ca i Sa : Ts will be inserted in ‘The Citizen at‘ | ~ the rate of 1¢'a word for each in- Weaver. p .... sertion, but, ATHES 5 Russell,. p first insertion in evy‘y instance is J LA A 7 . ~ } zBolton ...._.... 25e. 8s gees ~— - os = yy ; Payment, for classified adver- CUE UNER: i. Totals— tisements is invariably in advance, | - 1) tocMatted in | Out regular advertisers with ledge: Jeventh. accoynts may have their advertise- EDWIN a ROBINSON | Tepe eheeaen. : CHAS. W. (CHUCK) RU thelr| —Saseee e eee Se nior / Woman” F°¢ hedv led to hs held }Qctod er 10 ya. ® been. ; fact. that Mra Hare Son, president of: the ore ation, will) be absent «front Sewell. ¢ SCOSCHEN ED HD MMS “CARL HUBBELL Score by innings: | Carl Hubbell, southpaw and ‘lace of the New York Giants’ | pitching staff, who is shown above, downed the Washing- ; Senators\in an eleven- atussle yesterday in ‘the’ Griffith Stadium, Wash- | ington, D. C. Hubbell allow- - edo ht hits ‘and one masterful hurling him out of many had the fourth game of Serie i Advertisers” should give Giants ....... 000 100 000 01— 2 | street gddrens as Geil ax thls’ tele. {Senators .... 000000100 00— 1) chone number if they desire re. Summary: Runs batted_in: Ter-|rults, i ry, Sewell, Ryan; two-base hit:| With ech’ classified advertise- ‘Moore; home run: Terry; sacri-}ment The Citizen’ will give‘free an | fices: Davis, Goslin, Bluege 2,| Autostrop, Razor Outfit. Ask for Hubbell, Mancuso; double plays:| it. ‘ i Myer to Kuhel, Ryan to Critz to 2 Terry; left on bases: New York 12, Washington 11; bases on balls: ‘off are 4 (Moore, Ott, Mén-|RESIDENCE, corner Caroline and! jeuso 2), off Hubbell 4 (Manush, Ann streets. Commodious and | Myer, Harris, Sewell); struck out:| Modern in every respect. Gas iby Weaver 3 (Jackson, Ryan,} "@nge and’ Kelvinator. Other- Davis), by Russell-1.(Mooxe), by| Wise unfurnished, $30.00 per ‘Hubbell’ 5. (Kuhel 2, Weaver, 2,| month. Wm. Curry’s Sons ‘Co. Cronin); hits:“off Weaver 11 in sept25-tf | 10 1-3 innings, off Russell none ‘ADIO REPAIRING My Ansoctated Présnd jin 2-3: inning; “losing © pitcher: (ty Associated Présn’ f Moi a 8 cul Weaver; umpires: plate; Ormsby RADIO, REPAIRING. | -We repair all makes. Guarenteed service, CLEVELAND, — Oct T—Vito | (American - League); first base, J. L. Stowers’ Musie Co. ‘sept! , FOR RENT FRANK ALFRED RANDALL : “""WAXNE EUGENE RIPLEY _ Abati, bricklayer in good times, Moran (National League); second A has about decided the depression; base, Moriarty. (A mer icar “was a blessing in disguise and that League); third base, Pfirman (Na- | through it he has discovered he tional League); time of game: i { FOR SALE LADIES’ PURE: THREAD SILK HOSE, imperfects, 6 pairs $1, postpaid; satisfaction guaran- teed. Economy Hosiery Co., Asheboro, -N. C. oct7-1tx. Nias been following the wrong pro- 2:59. fession all the time. Abati has; been judged the best gardener on Cleveland relief gardens for two i years in succession. In addition’ CONEY ISLAND, N. Y.—In he won hunierous ribbons with his magistrate’s court in this city, Mrs. displays in the Cleveland garden Paula Vance was arraigned on a center’s vegetable . and flower charge of withhdlding a. set of show. jfalse teeth and a pair of — spec- ; jtacles from Mrs. Anna Cohen, for. Subscribe for The Citizen—20, ;metly a boarder in the Vance jhome. WITHHOLDS ARTICLES " CHICKS “SOUTHERN HATCHED, _ blood tested, Missouri. Reds, . Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Wyandot- tes, Orpingtons, 100—$6.45; Heavy | Assorted $5.95. °’ Pire- paid; - live: delivery, © Southern Hatcheries, Jacksonville, Fla,”| ¢eeeeeeeeocooooooccosce Henrie pation! ot sept24; actl-8x| Few actors any place sin the} natnie, ‘given to mimicry World can even:approach the re+}imitation; possibly cord of: Wilfred Lucas, veteran of} Bttor if other You will bé ve interests jin Key: W wa Wenrcn Reliance Ds ety ; vicinity." “Our plan -enabf@ ‘you! nantic thrillur Tor Waited Artists, to secure a good part of the! with Clandette Colbert, Ben Lyon, hundreds of dollars spent. in, this Ero ; ore und: nent NS Si Ernest , Tormgnses and lother per vieinity each fall and winter Not eapaat 1 featured -in. the screen magazines. Oldest agency in| story based on Max Mille U.S. ‘Guaranteed lowest rates selling book. It will be on all periodicals, domestic and the Palace theatre tonight. foreign. Instructions and equip-| Since 1907, when many of the ment free. Start'a growing and! green juminaries of today permanent business in whole 9T/ vet unborn, Lucas faced the cam- spare time. Address MOORE. (eras for most of the inipo COTTRELL, Inc. | Wayland companies in Ameri¢a and abro: Road, North- Cohoeton; MN. Y¥....| Por years he was 4 star. inh oct?-2tx) right, and has supported y nner | ty every stht of (ie past quarter HELP WANTED MALE century. > a Are | Lucas’ characterization in Hoe Nan for Tea and Cof-! Cover the Waterfront,” an E and Monroe County. Apply by 3 Be reagent letter immediately. F. Ken-|1it. oves “eotemani™ ake over “comm: nedy Coffee Co. Kokomo, Ind. ja. oy. Unset 7-18 lays of a United ei Guard cutter which SALESMAN WANTED ~~. spectacular chase -of GWG. taal | the high seas MARVELOU: ae A native of Ontarid, L: s | Match gives million lights. Fast $tvested at McGill College, Mon- seller. Big profits, Everlact-\ 82 and later stm ed ants ing Match Co.. 443 South Dear:| 8% im London and Paris. After born, Chicago. oct7-1tx Schieving popula ———— _\ Lawes wax one of t MALE. HELP WANTED _ Today s Horoscope! PCOCoeCcecoescesosesoosD subtle and acquaintance Creek, Tex contest with a modél she cre: from discarded fertiliz you can buy your GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR at the lowest BENJAMIN LOPEZ } 5 . hi ; ' FUNERAL HOME'§ Price in history! Established 1885 uy 24-Howr Ambutanee Service | | timer, Piaatte Sergery | Phove 135 Night Phone 696-W | MESES TREN were Puffy, "TH duel) } | rill be, in the park,! RICES are going up. Aay day sow we may receive word G-E refrigerator prices have advanced. @ We will puta General Electric ia your kitchen tomottow oa the easiest terms aod lowest price ia hictory- You will be prowd of its gleaming white beauty sad be grateful three times 2 day for its conven- ience.@ You will not ovly save now on the purchase price, but you will save dotlars every week in your bouxehoid expenses. Come in—select the size and model best sited for your home at 4 prics we may never be able to offer again THE KEY ELECTRIC CO. AF. AYALA, Sales Manager 24 W. Flagler Street MIAMI, FLORIDA ab lished actors te associate with an ce la eee infant art that his fellow thespians [MAN WANTED. Supply costom- “coffed at. It ers with famous Watkins: Pro.’ Se@™ “zo that he st ducts. in Key West. Businexx °!d Biograph -Company: ettablished, earnings average Schooled Mary Pickford. D. W $25 weekly, pay ‘starts imme. Griffith and others who were to diately. Write J. R. Watkins make film history. Company, 70-90 W. Iowa Ave.,/ Memphis; Teiin, octT-itx Single Room without Bath $1.00 $1.50- 2.00 2.00- 4,00 Single Room with Bath Double Room with Bath Subscribe for ‘The Citizen. |