The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 8, 1934, Page 3

y PAGE TESER SERVIGE-QUALITY-SATISFAGTION THE KEY WEST CITIZEN NEW ARRIVAL AT ~ COUPLE MARRY " GRIFFIN'S HOME AT EARLY HOUR Announeement has been et Roland Faken ae Liverpool, | of the birthof a daughter to Mr.| England, now a resident of Cook’s and Mrs. William Griffin, 320) Island, Ramrod Key, and Mrs. | Rosalie Herttell Guyer, of Key| | ie Defeat Stars And ~ Pirates Down Pelicans. in - Doubleheader Here Sunday om oy on a ot ARMY TEAM DOWNS, came from Umpiwe Magee in the eleventh inning caused the Stars’ DAY RESULTED IN SCORE OF 7-5 SSRIS = | banks in Florida. yelesed as much as 10 years ago, (Continued from Page One) includes obligations met due for several months: . The first of the.loans applied for, $200,000 for. the Citizens Bank of Jacksonville, was obtain- ed last week. said action upon applications on the assets of other banks was ex- shortly. If the loans are obtained, the will be used ag quiekly as possible for distribution to per- ‘sons who had money on deposit! whem the banks elosed. There are about 200 closed but liquidation had not been com- pleted. Many have paid several} dividends. ‘Phe banks, in all, had approximately: $0 000.0 000 on de-} Heavy artillery was brought in-| posit when they closed. play Saturday by the Army dia- j mondball team’and ‘the Parrott lerry: forces: went down during the} vee haley cetlliaaents Comptroller. Lee}, Some of them | ‘The ‘score was 7 to 5,/* LONDON--A ‘woman unknown he game was played at the}to’ the attaches walked inte’ ‘the field and was one of the | Westminister Hospital in this-city, most interesting played there for ;left a box-eontaining $4,000 and; weeks, Both teams battled} walked.out.again, phard for victory and there was n one ‘moment that was net filled batter off the bag, had started on} with anxious anticipation. &is way home when he was called! Speed Ball Richards was on the back by one of the team’s playets ‘mound for the Army and Nodine ‘who was overjoyed with the wap's| received. For the Ferry, Lunn sai eee La oo Sy 1984 Plymouths are coming! dan, 3-5t. | Margaret sreet, on January 3. The jean has been given the aoe] [ef Catherine Grace. Mrs. Griffin before marriage I" Miss Marguerite Knight of| this city. Seeececosocooosuscoeesos Today’s Birthdays! Sccerccccoesscsnccsccess | U. S. Senator Henrig Shipstead of Minnesota, born there, 53 years ago. U. S. Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri, born at Bow- ling Green, Mo., 44 years ago. Hans Kindler, conductor of the} National Symphony Orchestra of Washington, born in Holland, 42 | Fears: ago. djagustus ‘'Phomas of New York, noted playwright, born in St. } Louis, 77 years ago. , i lu, .. Burton Holmes, noted travel- , born in Chicago, 54 years ao? « N., born 63 years ago, — W. Corbett of New|_ in} | San_Francisco, 61 years ago. uA ain Shoup, noted Western | ilway .\head, born at San Ber-/ te noted architect, born Cal., 60. years ago. dir Frank W. Dyson, ; awakened at his residence by the | COLUMN Admirol Henry H. Hough, | West, were married this morning in the office of County Judge Hugh Gunn, At 3:00 o’clock the judge was Guaranteed By The Following Merchants. couple who. explained theindesires. ‘They were referred to the judge’s assistant, J. G. Piodela, who was found at-his residence on Fleming street. | He escorted the couple to the court house, issued the license, and as notary public performed | i the marriage ceremony at 3:30 o’clock, The 1934 Plymouths are coming! Trade AndDeal Jan, 3-5t. sasteewse---=| With The Firms CLASSIFIED Listed Here! Gecccecccoacasasnccaccse RADIO REPAIRING BAKERY Schoo! Time Means RADIO REPAIRING. repaix all makes. Guaranteed service, J. L, Stowers Music Co. novi WANTED FISH NURSERY SELECT SEA FOODS. {| PLANTS, FLOWERS, t retired | ish. Astronomer-Royal, born 66; LUNCH TIME! —The best lunches are good wholesome sandwiches of meat WAITRESS WANT once, Manhattan Cafe. pply at jan8-2t WANTED—You to know that we} or cheese and jelly with e the right prices on letter- d heads, envelopes, business cards, Baker Bey Brea statements “and ‘any form of printing. Satisfaction guaran-| Made of flour of teed. Call 51. The Artman| nose aoe ee Press. jan7} your grocer. decision; contrary to what they had ad in mind, ‘The fans were left gasping for, breath as Umpire aed ruled cx ball, which looked Catcher peru oy Ht was: a tough break for the Young Stars. Although he was eredited with the loss, old trial horse Sevilla, veteran of many pitching duels, deserves a lot of credit for his wonderful work on the mound for! the Stars. t Sevilla, pitehing his first game: in 1934, was in are form and more:than once had the heavy hit-' twirled and Haskins caught. The Army team was in good condition for the fray, even they had played a hard eA to game Friday. against the Relief. i twinning by a score of 9 to 6. eee Today’s Horoscope You should have remarkable powers of expression in musie and The nature will he mild and if the full powers of the mind are exerted, you may easily be- ting Sluggers in trouble. iam "come a benefactor to mankind. years ago. FOR SALE CARD OF THANKS bundle 5e, containing 25 We wish to thank all those who; Papers. The Citizen Office. in any way assisted us in our! novl —:Made by:— |onp PAPERS FOR SALE. One| MALONEY & PEACOCK f old great “sorrow, the death of our| Toved one, Eva Moreno. Especial! ly do we thank Mr. and Mrs.j'‘WANTED TO BU Cleveland Niles for their kindness,} sectional book cases. Jeffer: the donors of the beautiful floral) _ B. Browne. offerings and those who gave us WANTED —Second hand jan.8- BEER HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE son 2t, REPAIRING | SEWING pair all makes. the use of their cars. We assure! ene and all that their kindness will} never be forgotten. A Dog look at Paris, and back | MORENO AND ESQUINALDO) MACHINES—We Guaranteed Te- VINES Coconut Plants, vach Hibiscus Plants, each .. Bougainvillaea Red or Purple esceceneterestanmmeenenee SOE to $HOO Poinsettia Plants 50c to $1.00 Kingfish, th .. Mackerel, Ib Jewfish Steak, Jewfish Bone, tb Turtle Steak, tb Shrimp, tb .. CRAWFISH, Yellowtail Steak, Yellowtails, th ...... Pan Fish—GRUNTS Free Prompt Delivery LOWE FISH COMPANY PHONE 151 FISH PAUL DEMERITT & BROS. FISH COMPANY Fish House at Sweeney's Dock Perfect Sanitary Condition CHOICEST FISH AT ¥ go. Wel hop a big boat,” says the} FAMILIES. jan8-1t; NOTARY PUBLIC ~~ sixteen’ —- ath Cates, the league leading swatter,| There will be trials, but patience was unable to get a safe hit off! will carry the work on to victory. the old boy’s ‘slow but freak Serene surves, in four tries. at. bat. Considering the rate the Slug-{ Sevilla, p gers had been swatting the ball 4 in the last three games, the Ham-{| Totals— lin boys didn’t look so hot against} Score by innings: ‘the old man who held them to six}Sluggers .. 203 000 0@0 @01— 5& well timed hits in twelve innings.| Stars ..... 200 020 0@@ @0@— 4} --——__-_______. Little Lucilo Gonzales, the Slug- Summary: Runs batted im: gers’ pitching ace, got eredit for} Fruto: 2, Baker; two base hit: the victory. Gonzalez went in to} Castro; stolen bases: Castillo, L. rélieve Griffin in the sixth frame} Gonzalez, Sawyer, P. Castro, A. when the old boy was in real; Aceveda; double plays: Molina to trouble at the time, the score be-| Swain, Bal te Acevede to ing tied four all by the Stars. Swain; bases on balls: off Gri Gonzalez struck out the first}fin 1, off Sevilla 2; struck out: three men to facé him in the}by Griffin 2, by Lucilo 8, by Se- twelfth round after the Sluggers |Wwilla 6; hit by pitched ball: by Se-) had put over a winning run by} villa 2 (Castillo and Cates), by virtue of an infield error by Bak-}Lucilo 1 (Gates); hits: off Griffin er at shortstop which gave Scott 6 im five and two thirds innings, Sawyer first base, a base on balls} off Lucilo 1 in’ five and one-third isuued to Griffin, a force out at} innings, off Sevilla 6 in twelve third base by Castillo and @ wild} innings; winning pitcher: Lucilo; throw over the first baseman’s| losing pitcher: Sevilla; umpires: head by Peter Castro which went} Magee and Gonzalez. far~back enough so that Griffin could base before the ball w e Flores Castillo, | Puff, “we have ough!” “Two tiekets for home!” yell the A. Acevedo, 3b4 0 1 9 1 @|, lads at the pier. 4 P.10eb 8 “We may look like bums, but-we pay—Never fear!” 42 4 7 36 18 10 R The 1934 Plymouths are coming! Jan. 351 N per roll ..... (lh SURETY :— A Som ats sna the day, thle four of ois ghia Mai chances coming. his, ;way. Swain, also, playerija. on the} Hernandez, rf 3 Stars, accepting t7 of the nineteen | Rodriguez, ¢ . 2 throws made to him at first base, |B. Baso, If ... 3 but both of his errors were costly. In the night cap the Pirates} Totals— $1 4 PIRATES ABR. Griffin, ¢ Om noSomorn coerce perm ny wecepnaeng cS SBE we awPr cooeonorn” 5,000 ft. in stock; = te easily defeated the Pelicans by the overwhelming score of 14 to 4, The contest was called at the eonelusion of the eighth frame by ia] ° Sonora pron Pp per M. .... -L. Pet. 0 1,000 2 333 2 333 3 .26¢ Men CSHoena re Rr oere vont ao = VweK RK eoomMean inside wall paint, GARBAGE CANS: where it belongs Totab— 35 14 10 24 I1 Seore by innings: rs _ SLUGGERS AB R. Castillo, ss... 5 Traynor, Ib . Cates, 3b ..... Fruto, If ...... Ingraham, ¢ .. P. Gonzalez, ef Lucilo, 2b-p Sawyer, rf-1b Griffin, p-rf .. = ~ wowoneocosr SAVSKHOHE Lopes, G. Garcia; two base hi Acevedo 2, G. Garcia, B. Gai lehree base hit: A. Acevedo; stolen gay ceeoceonu™ 6 4 3 5 5 4 5 4 {Lopez 2, off Martinez 2; s 5] out: by Lopez 6; umpires: Gon- zalez and Varela. BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Established al wocoeccocrorn I Totals— 42 | CIauKent & w STARS AB R. P. Castro, 3b ¢ Gates, rf ... 5 G. Acevedo, If 5 Baker, ss... 5 Rodriguez, ¢.. 5 Swain, ib... 3 Molina, cf .... Orwecoeum &] CONCH MOoME ~ nonuseur oncusesn”™ Phone 135 Night 696-W * Light weight, per roll Medium weight, per rolt’.. » Heavy weight, per rall .. SERRE IE s Keep rubbish Heavy Galvanized Cans .. $2.00 Self Wringing The 1934 Plymouths are coming!/ Jan, 3-1 Bt. Operated by dropping a coin in the slot, an automatic vending} machine prints personal cards! while you wait, ! service. Singer Machine Agency, J. L. 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