The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 5, 1934, Page 3

O- 5 DEFEAT AT (LOCAL GOLF TEAM (DOUBLEMEADER TIGERS, LEAVES POR MIAMI HERE TOMORROW ie | MATCH WITH MIAMIANS INDIANS WIN- re Let | TODAY AND TOMORROW NERS OVER WASHINGTON; | BOSTON RED SOX vicro.! * RIOUS ‘OVER BROWNS BAINBRIDGE JN SECOND [All pepped up and ready to give} There willbe a doubleheader . }the Miami aggregation a hard} of baseball played tomorrow aft- fight today and tomorrow, the | Key West Golf Club lett over the| ning at 1:80 ofelock, with - the New, East Goast yesterday. afternoon: Stars ‘meeting the Pirates in the York Yankees downed the etroit! ote dozen ‘strong: _ opening game. The battery for Ser ‘Golirces. B ccsee In the group were Clem Priee,} the Stars will be Gates and Royl- thie Tigers onily three hits. Ruth 80> Spottswood, Bob — Stowers|Fisuez, with Loper and Carbonell a Sam ‘Goldsmith, Df. Bill Kemp, J.| serving the’Pirates in the same J. Kirschenbaum, Melvin Russell, | capacity. Charles. Ketchum, Tim Pittman,} The second game will bring to! L. A. Jones, Curry Harris, Joe’ gether the Sluggers and a team {Special fo The Citizen) NEW YORK, May 5- seagon jin the first inning. By si Indians defeated Senators by a Harris of the in” Thursday and was! fers will be/Gray. and° Gri: e others on their arrivali@"d for the Bat ith them to the Miami-/#"4 Davis. © Hotel for supper and re-| Wo interesting after the tournament. Eee. and. it is @ Up until 2 short time before; Will be a , sas HE Wet bate leivtiiee oat exe mee" ita, ‘4 to 8. Lav. Dé? of the Key West team missing. Pirates_was"an out- | This,was . Berlin, Sawyer. Bob|| : ‘player duriig the con-, Stowers. said he would bet that test: He erashed'a double to score Berlin’ would ‘miss ‘the :train by Lindstrom from seeond in the'#hout 100:fect and then be forced the final sarang RE to make the’ trip by airplane today. are i there fans in COMPANY ‘The Florida Public Utilities has. |added to its large-stock of gas {equipment the new Air Cooled being Electrolux, a -gas\ refrigerator, ey. West. | which is now on. display at their are either office in the Colonial Hotel build- me ioe, or ‘tp an announcement othe mee aa an. jon’ fenvoren thie Ave not to be 43, ernoon at the Navy. Field, begin- ffig, 5 rod olton f indi Normal Precipitation ..... a AIRIETABP loo} the elelehcen ISIUIRIPTRILISIE ure g 22. Gait mound eS Bail goa tare. 36. On Sas che ex- 48. Drink slowly ects retribu 51. Offenses tion against the 36. Sun god 37. Fret 53. Obse 39. Branch of BB. theo! 41, Near 42, Smallest | Term of re- 61. Cony home y Adee 200 2 Pot 20] i] 1] A>] 9) GEC ge WEE be GEE Bm Wk 1. Mr 8. Upper a e ee a ony 10, mie instru- i. Lateral 16. Myself mets the others 21. Close of day 24 Clever Carried lw} >|"o[m]70 DEBE Bes EME) Ela More verdant . Having @ flat breastbone DOWN -L Pod or capsule otton 2 Toward the sheltered side 3 One who asks 4 Person ad- dressed Manage & Football post= tion: abbr. 54. Bare “ot et 7. Japanese measure Z| Yesterday’s Precipit: °This record covers 24-now! i ented ti ending at M weleck this serning. remarked how great | " te me if Key West gould a vail the rina new dress at the i of the season next ol 13. 0. Batteries: Zachary, Frankhouse, hay wa Pig Pickrel and Spohrer; Bush ‘and 5 Hartnett. At St Louis Philade ae it Mee pest? as ao a decid. ed effort ee oe t this can- gr ane jeosts | seed Bs 8: oui apa We eae ea," ee ton; Walker and V. Davis. to see the city continually move; e If Adee. get in the} ‘There are many other features too” oe, to ss dis | That baseball game which was atvinerstore “It is nl heduled to be played in the bar-j, foots ‘tn Giterncta’ Men” boom nnd gt Sunday. The play-| RwE Key West’ Sluggers’ 5 8 1 And the Navy team, “bat as some} | 39 7 Of the members of the bie Pytiokti round wetessary to schedule * i game for a later date. Cochrane; Gomez and Dickey. —— fasten TODAY'S GAMES ’ AMERICAN LEAGUE At Wi Ay evening. For that reason there are likely to be lively times at the when the kiddies start to usejguilty to having liquor in his ae serene. Ww. Vite eebansat the Miamijamuggling aliens into the United j Beach Chamber of Commerce will) States, was fortunste in having a he in Key West next week on tain was fined $26 and the crew ‘The two sapfish in the Some cians eee soa) aqua- spesgctae ig ber ae would et ‘not survive being captive! Activity in Largo real Sg te ein ary At to “467 eh Mm Aa ewaaaae adi ehetrs haar afy j 3 Bonas iit. $#5285827 ajf3i3! teeol zi alf ° ol | ‘ea Tomorrow's Almanac Sun. rises. 5:48 Sun ‘sets 6:59 Moon rises 1:Al ‘Moon sets . 1:06 Last quarter ... 1:41 Temorrow’s Tides A. M. ww» 4:09 -. 8:51 Sea level, 30.03, WEATHER FORECAST Till 8 p. m., Sunday Key West and Vicinity: Fair tonight and Sunday; gentle east- erly winds. Florida; Generally fair tonight! jand Sunday, except probably | showers Sunday in northwest, por- tion, 4, i Jacksonville to ‘Florida Straits: “to moderate _ southerly ‘over north portion and gen- tle easterly winds over south por- tion and ge weather tonight and Sunday. East Gult: Géntle to moderate southeast or south winds. WEATHER CONDITIONS The Atlantic coast disturbance has moved northward to the Canadian Maritime Provinces,} » o’élock, at the | 879-5. HEC me ‘CHURCH MEETING MONDAY MORNING James S. Day, secretary of the announces that there will be a meeting of , that organization held on Monday 10:30 First Methodist! FUNERAL HOME}, | Ministerial Alliance, morning, beginning at Stone) Church. COLUMN RADIO REPAIRING 5 RADIO REPAIRING. all makes. Guaranteed ‘eric, J. owers Music Co. FOR RENT ; FURNISHED APARTMENT, Gen. eral Electrie Ice Box. Archi | Thompson, 1001 Eaton, Phone aprl4-lmox Eo ES SS eae {FOR RENT—Furnished ments. Very reasonable. | Duval street, i REPAIRING . pair all makes. j | CHICKE F + ken Ci : | ing street. | FOR SALE—Howard Piano, Good Phone: may5-6tx condition. 658-M. Reasonable. vl} at some ether’ time enecraneces CEASSIFIED apart- 130 apri4.tf ——— ‘SEWING MACHINES—We- te- Guaranteed service. Singer Machine Agency, | 4, L, Stowers Muste Company: | ©OOOOOO0 080000 OOOHHOHOHOEHOOD }oeee POLITICAL: ANNOUNCEMENTS For. the Primary Election, Tue Tuesday, June 5, 1934 Cocceveccccccccoogocceseoecocoooocooose eee For State Senator WILLIAM V. ALBURY For State Senator ARTHUR GOMEZ For Representative To State Legislature AQUILINO LOPEZ, JR. For Representative To State Levislature BERNIE C. PAPY For County Solicitor J.F.BUSTO For County Solicitor ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR... -: nd Te tar ecriaet ok OLD PAPERS § For Sale 1 Bundle for Be THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | ——-—— pad woeneccccccccooooscees | SUBSCRIE FOR THE CITIZEN—20e WEEKLY ‘ eeeccccccccccccccveseseecoee sos esesooesoseeeooess: ae ~~ “**/REVEREND UNABLE | TO VISIT CHURCH The Rev. A. A. DeBarritt has re- ceived the following letter from the Rey, Ernest Thompson, D. D., moderator of the Southern Presbyterian Church, in answer to an invitation to visit the church| in Key West: { “I regret very much that your jkind letter did not reach me un- til after I bad returned from| Florida. It would: have given me) | great: pleagure to ~ have visited {your Church, which Tam sure} Prbse have benefited me more} than"it ‘would hate you. “Hope I may ‘have this: — ‘WOMAN'S CHUR CHURCH | Auxiliary of: the | | First Presbyterian Church held) its May meeting yesterday at the | home of Mrs. Charles Curtis on/ j Caroline street. | The topie was “The Missionary | Home.” The devotional leader} was President Mrs. Wm. White! and the hostesses, Mrs. Cartis and’ Mrs. J. F. Leach. = Members’ present: Mrs. G. é! Gekeler, Mrs, Wm. White, Mrs. | Chas. Curtis, Mrs. Walter Nor- han, Mrs. G, E, Russell, Mrs. J. F. aac, Mrs, W. E, Huston and 3. F Lankford. Roherta Hensel, spretty,16-year- | ‘old high school girl of Wenatchee, | ‘Wash., was chosen Queen of Blos-' ‘som Land to rule over the annual apple blossom festival. LEGALS IN i couny. JUDGE'S a fp ae OE COUNTY, FLORI TDA. (édd i) ee ee 7 Ree Estate of NELSON L. FOMARD, .. Deceared. NOTICE OF INTENTION ‘To MARE! APPLICATION FOR FINAL MISCHARGE } Natice is hereby given that-1 wii on the 18th day of June, A. DB.» present to the Honorable Hugh) Gunn, County Judge “of Monroe County, Flogida, my Final Report! and vouchers and ask for the ap. proval ef same, and apply for Fina! Discharge in the Katate of Neilso L. Pollard, Decea: Dated April 6, 1 WILLAAM Ancillary Adm SHUTTS & BOWE: » Attorneys. apri-14-21-28; may5-12-1: $C Ldn db hn Ah dh badd, jn?- #} MDD Established 49 Yeare Key West’e Oldest 24-Hour Ambulance Service Licenced Embalmer * Phone Night €96-W | <Leeeaeeeesew ens, PPL CCCLL LLL LL JUST RECEIVED COMPLETE LINE OF KITCHEN UTENSILS AND TABLE WARE. STAINLESS STEEL AND NICKLE PLATED WITH GREEN AND BLACK ENAMELED HANDLES. WE HAVE ON DISPLAY LADLES, PIERCED LADLES, KITCHEN, MEASURING, AND MIXING SPOONS, BUTCHER, TABLE, AND PARING KNIVES, TABLE FORKS, AND CAN OPENERS. CANVASS ap pat ap deren 10 0Z. NO. 12 CANVASS— pat 48” wide, per yard ... 96” wide, per yard .. eR 120” wide; per yard 2.78 72” wide, per yard .... HOUSEHOLD USE Sherwin Williams Oil) Mops—Best Polish—OL — Can be be used on any en- analy “Aeee ney bid Cedar Polish — Most widely known polish Large bottle ........ ameled or varnished Small bottle surfaces. In 50c and r 3c sizes. KITCHEN ENAMEL, Gloss White. Other Oil Mops, each LIGHT BULBS— Clear or Frosted— Eastport, Me., 29.78 inches, and a|OLD PAPERS FOR SALE. One moderate disturbance is central} bundle 5c, containing 25 old this morning over the middle Mis-; papers. The Citizen Office. sissippi Valley, St. Louis, Mo., and novi Little Rock, Ark., 29.84 inches. During *the last 24 hours *rains|500 SHEETS typewriting paper. have from Colorado east-| Only 50c. Get them at The ward over the middie Mi issippii Artmen Press. Phane 61. and lo#ér Ohio Valleys, on the! novi north Pacific coast and in p0or-}57 OY cla ec nnnee aan tions of Minnesota, northern | BLANK "SALES BOOKS—Swit- Michigan, New York and northern | duailacte “a tr business. New nd. Temperatures} 6. ith earbon paper. mee Only Se each. The Artman have risen in the northern Rockies; Press, Citizen Building. Phone and Plateau region; while else-} where changes have been general-| ly unimportant and readings @ | above normal throughout the! country, the maximum tempera- tare at Detroit, Mich., yesterdey) L) being the same as that at Key ty od G. 8S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge.! KILLS. DOG AND HIMSELF ee JACKSONVILLE, TiL—After! YELLOW DOG + with collar, an- ah] killing his'dog, which hed been his). swering to the name of “Dan.” aN ma nore to know that we have the right prices on letter- heads, envelopes, business cards. statements and any form of printing. teed. Cal 51. Press. ) constant'éompanion for six years, Either lost or strayed from 611 i 3. W. Schad, of this city, shot andf Seuthard strect. Return same ‘killed himself, dying instantly. and receive reward, map5-2t- 772 Leg EEE EHE) (2sehs| let tbh EPeL Cae, A good quality enamel for inside use only. Now on sale— Gallon $2.10 --- 5B FOR THE LAWN MOWERS—Strong and long wearing knife edge blade which sharpens itself, each VIGORO-—-A specially prepared plant food for lawns, gardens, flowers, shrubbery and trees— 25 pounds _.. 15 To 60 Watt Still on sale, GARDEN SPRINKLING CANS—Galvanized with brass spray— Small can .... a. 140 GARDEN SPRAYS—Arsenate of Lead for insecticide purposes only— 1 peund ...40¢ '% pound .... 25 PESTROY, for shrubbery and rose bashes— % pound ... (o. “Your home is worthy of the best” ee : SaTaTaCTTTSTATTOTODTI OOO