The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 22, 1934, Page 3

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1993, Poe Mer ha nl G@lk te —— who started a conversation. 1 bbs H. Garcia and Esquin-j{ cept for talks concerning the - orcmrareaas setae | eatin ext the care of the ime ' Ragerie, {t was the first serlous eon | ————---—---. ~-—-- --——---—-——_ — RENO ACRES A ARETE ENE er oa In the second game the Young; fomony he gerbes seh cae DEAN BROTHERS | oreereedeneneees GATES’ P’ YERS | Bone Social Club defeated the! ~ P j : LA I 0 to 6 . Chapter 18 MOvOmNOD Se felyienbayny. |" eS : ___THE STANDINGS { ooagans austea ‘bed nd doe geese na] Staten. | INIEDTPEP INTO. "sc" DOWN CUBAN CLUB 2%, 3 4 BO had gone about this| “Never when you'te awake,” sata bagctng iad | American League 1 i | frames; then Villarela went in 4 business of stealing the guns| 2°wers. PENNANT HOPES Chib— W. L. Pet ' and held them to ohe run and two “Then Detroit 51.648 : | hits the rest of the game, F. Sal- ' and weighting the cases quite open- 3O> Seats SINOTS, Sab Pie 5 q 57 .610| YOUNG BOYS’ CLUB VICTORS! jnero hit : single | ly. Their owner was asivep in the when you're spoxen to. eo sae j |New York 7 0 inero hit a home run and a single} bows and Wong Bo bad noted that} “Wen did that happen?” = | Cleveland 67 541 OVER GOODYEAR | in three times up. In the field; - ence he hed retired for the night, he} “Est night. 1 asked twice if fou | sr. LouIS CARDINALS TAKE Boston 33 n€ | Blackwell, Rueda and Navarro} 2 porer grew festloss and came wan.| Ve"? Wake and you didn’t say any. Philadelphia 78.455 TEAM {played well. In the last frame] . Goring aft. He made it his business | *5-” i TWO SHUTOUT GAMES| St. Louis 79.451 | the Godoyear started a rally that} < 5 te guard the white girl and watch “I am awake now,” sald Bowérs. | Washington 81 .438 j netted them six runs and with! e FLOWERS, : over ber, Geant Pash yh wekiat tos Bat | FROM PURER "PAUL. chepeo 92 .357/ ‘Two games were played at Bay-| three men on base Navarro popped : PLANTS, 4 Wong Bo chuckled to himselt. Al “on” she said, “just . PITCHES NO-HIT CONTEST ‘ view Park yesterday afternoon by| Ut to the pitcher. { 3 - Wet of protection Bowers a said, “just something National League cakes i | Score by innings: > “ it tor i be] that 1 want to get off my chest. J Club. as Aaa ae se Sesion: Leaatn. i R. H. E. t instance, Wong Bo himself pe eee tub— # a i . HB, > coveted the white Girl, or it he were| cove Cees, Uce {2 ou and sulppy PEE SSN New: York i... .639| In the first game the Gates! Goodyear 001 000 6—7 7 2| 8 Cocoanut Plants, ench 18s . $e tell the crew that they could have ally m 9st ee {had you era aL oe Att St Rania. a: 611! Stars shut out the Cuban Club/ Y, B. S.C. 270 100 x—10 9 5} $ Hibiscus Plants, each 10-288 4 het! As a matter of fact, he had tola soar Meera pect heap ae NE . Sept. 22. e pat on 1579 With a final score of 2 to 0. The| Batte Espinola, © Bougainvillea, Red or Pur- 1 them that they contd not, could have been a mighty tough trip | ‘**#eine along with interest wan-| 5 °° 500 ee Stars scored their runs in son, Villareal and Gonzalez; 3 ple .... 50c to $1.00 "5 ana ih eee cp | BOSEOM -.-2----- 0 { the first frame, R. Roberts walk-! Stickney, Blackwell and F. $ Poinsettia Plants, 50e to $1.00 | , a —b og =, ae on a clenerctlagren hapten ing to a great extent in the past] pittnnrgh -496' ed Woodson by rule. "Ackerman | inero. PR... : a ia Plants, ae deen molested. sorry I have been so tiean and per | Several days in their chances to] Brooklyn 451 hit to second where the ball was} paiGh blokes feeewty ” oe 9 Cem. om . ‘What was to be done tn the event! nickety.” win the pennant, the St. Louis| Philadephia -381) fumbled, and the right short field-| Inseet pest parasites are sent| READY-TO-SERVE g Turks Cap, each .... 2Se 4 ‘that Bowers should accidentally find i . Cinginnati .354| er overthrew to third. Roberts to infested regions in refriger-| PASTRY DESSERT & Roses, dozen, .. aw $1.20 ’ eat about the stolen guns? He would HAD ft coming to me,” satq | Cardinals came back yesterday om | scored, Ackerman went to second. | ated containers to insure arrival iH of cour. rage and make angry = Bowers, “since we are being | like @ bolt of lightning out of a| |B. Lowe singled to center and in good condition. Delivered to You : South Florida Nursery threatening nolses. Wong ni per mu all wi » S fb pi ahaha oe sis eas clear sky, and took both games of} LEGALS | ogee re m7 Maloney & Peacock $ Phone 597 Catherine St. e , a twin bill from the Brooklyn] NoTICH OF MASTER'S SALE NO’ | MWe E ; Dodgers, which were shut out} Notice is hereby given that un- der and. b; virtue of a certain order Te eee games gt that. ee ee — Notion te engi siven that the following described lands, or so P L U M B I N ¢ > i“ — gust, A.D. 1934, i d by the ch thereof as wi be nece: y to pay the ount due for ta s of be 8 ie “hance F therein » 1934, a hour of 12 o'clock noon, e Court House! ale 3 i | pendtne, wherein Homer W. Sweet- the County of Monroe, in the City of Key V Office: 319 Duval Street DURO PUMPS Cards made a great hit yesterday ing, Herman §, Sweeting and Ben- mameree ck, te & ners os es wien he shutout the Dodgers) Wiitme'NViuit and Diana ae, Hull tr PLUMBING SUPPL without a hit or run in the sec-'his wife, ar 17, Book ASLANE Gouverneur ° inserting thé pasé-key tate the ot Bowers’ cabin, it was Iv} “1 had you doped all wrong,” Ivy said. ried, well bidden out extraordinarily handy, & shor barreled double action .38 caliber revolver. He would use that, then have Mr. Bowers thrown overboard. It the girl sereeched and made too uch fuss, be would present her to the crew with his compliments, and after a while she could be thrown Onee you let her get ashore, she would te sure to talk. It was a pity that Flint liked her so much, but that couldn't be helped. ethe court of justice which would Bot be easy to answer. The Soldero war to be wrecked Bt night. The passengers would be forward. Doors and hatches would be shat so that they could not be opened. The pessengers would not ‘be allowed to go below for their be er radio and renew their supply. @84 aloofness were a trifle forced have Pnocked around the East a good bit. Well you ‘snow as well as Udo what the average man can ex- pect from a girl in a stranded show. The only difference I gave vou was your looks. “You're the best-looking thing in the China Seas. After you ealled me down bard and plenty, 1 began to { have read about you and | formed my opinicn and when you came to the tent that day and said that you were ou | said to myself, ‘Here's where | tell him where he gets off want to kill?” “It isn't true of all men,” said Bowers. “The instinct has been bred out of a lot of thea. 1 began wanting to kill as sooa as 1 knew that there were things to kill. Later my father took me .o the Natural History Mu seum and the Zoo, | saw live animals race lived in trees before it lived in —— eee eeeEEeEeeEeEeEeEOeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeESEeEeeeEeEeyeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeaeaaa>a>=AaEEEEEEeEeEOEeeEeeEEEEEeEE ee ee ; * | | Stars 200 000 0—2 4 2 | C. Clhb ... 000 000 0-0 2 8 3 | Ackerman scored. M. Rosam al-! lowed two hits. In the field, Hier | { and Bazo starred. Seore by innin R. H. B.} | Batteries: M. Rosam and! jot \ Geni 7 Book ary TELEPHONE NO. 1 Cee eccceesecccccovesecessesese ond game after his elder brother, hancery LARGO PHONE 348 * P cs and ny Hl at blie Jerome (Dizzy) Dean, had failed | {<",, cash in. hand, to. the es ace by a very rrow ‘ | highest and best bidder at the front De ae ——THE—— va very narrow margin to ac-| acor of the County Court House of Lome, Alive: ¥. 16. complish that feat. Monroe County, Florida, in the City ehcp angen idle : : ., [of Key West, Florida, during the BCUMBE Dizzy allowed just three hits,|legal hours of sale, on Monday the| Tt. Lot 1 ugene 13.14 x all of them in the last two innings, | oe ae es rebar aoe and behind this excellent pitching} lying ana being in t of w. 6.54 TO the Cards won the two games, 13] Monroe and State of rly to- 826 SIMONTON ST. to 0 and 3 to 0, to slash a half ‘Lots Numbered Five (5), Six 30 31% » Robert T. 31.90 game off the New York Giants’| (6) and Seven (7) of Section PPER MAI MBF, PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 138 2) in ‘Township LOT 1, SEC TWP. 63, R. 37 lead in the National League pen- nant race. The Giants, by beating Boston in a single contest, remained three games ahead with seven games to go for them and nine for St. Louis. Pounding four Cincinnati hurl- crs for q total of 20 hits in the second game, the Pittsburgh Pi- rates made a clean sweep of a doubleheader, taking the first game, 9 to 3, and the second, 16 to 3. The Giants rang up their fourth straight victory as they relieved thertensioa of fat Freddy Fi 8 to 1, in-the series opener. But Dodgers twice. There_were no games played in the American League. The remarkable pitching feats of the Dean brothers of St. Louis New York should lose the ‘seven it has left, The Cards, in blank- ing the Dodgers twice, while the Giants beat Boston, cut a half! game off New York’s lead. The two American League con tenders were idle, as the Tigers, still leading by 5 1-2 games, were Club— W. L. Pet. GB GR; The summaries: 58) South of Range (41). Ea contain- General Master in Chancery. W. CURRY HARRIS, Solicitor \for Plaintiffs. sep1-8-15-22-29 “CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR SALE FOR SALE OR RENT—Late LADIES’ BEAUTIFUL SILK HOSE. Slightly Imperfect. 5 pairs $1.00. Postpaid. Satisfac- tion Guaranteed. | Economy RID YOUR HOME OF ANTS or. roaches for 50c. Both for; $1.00. Sid Thompson, 923 Fleming street. aug31-26t RADIO REPAIRING : Co. sept!-tf | . Pinder, - Pinder, Pinder, Pinder Pi B, RB B. B. Preston Preston ston Pinde! eston Pinder, Preston Theed, Clement L. PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 174 & 9, TWP. 56, R. 31 ON 1 POINCIANA, ¥ SUB. OF overboard, Flint would make a| see the other differences and 1 have | .; P i 7 > ' scene, but Flint would never be in| been kicking myself black and blue SL pea model Buick Sedan. Excellent PHONE 151 & position to bear witness against | for aking the wrong tack in the be condition. Terms, Box T. Lot Sar. Tax Collector, Monroe County. Edwards and HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE Jewfish Steak, tb Jewfish Bone, tb Turtle Steak, tb . Shrimp, tb .... CRAWFISH, tb Yellowtail Steak, r Yellowtail, tb -... . Large Select Oyster: Fresh Clams Lump Crab Meat Soft Shelled Crabs FREE PROMPT DELIVERY LOWE FISH COMPANY Pri 000 O0SOSCCTOERESEEESSOSOOOOSOSESEOESESEOEEEEES his capte’ withom incriminating | ginning.” sei : The Citizen, sept20-3t| 10 40 cee - Poinciana Co, $1.31 01 himseit. “Do you know,” said Ivy, “how you vee Bie ae first-place on R N it Bowers had to die, then of|read about a person in thé papers , Windle to; three games as e rE Au K —FOR gourse the woman had to dio too. | and you either like ‘em or hate ‘em? | rushing Cardinals defeated the | MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE! F A H. LADD, . THIS SPACE $3.00 ——See— UT be did not anticipate trouble. | and what think of him.’” reduced the Giants’ National Hosiery Co., Asheboro, N. C. The purloined guns would be in| “And you did,” said Rowers. Deane leah 1a, tisensunes ves. | “atx Wong Go's boat. Bowers would be| “Oh, no, | didn’t,” .aid she, “not aaa ie separa ee ay SEIS NE See ees) ae Symonette Transfer Nee ee eee ae es soar aarie” triumph served to eliminate the PORIRENT PER MONTH Le ders at go down with the ship. ; f ici . 5 ter 1 ave orders a It would be fuony io let Bowers| “No” she said. “I found that 1 p pepde ies soni pennant "FURNISHED APARTMENT, five think tha: he had saved the weap,| didn’t feel quite the way t thought | YH) | bie Cubs Ww eles lee ! rooms and bath, laundry tubs. 409 Margaret Street ons, later .o Gnd that he had saved|! would. Will you. tell me some oe Gale where a clean! 514 Margaret street, Phone 12 | 4 ealy spools of copper wird sul odds }tning 2” sweep of their remaining nine} 55 44 sept? nsertions on tn: Gieee and ends of junked metgi! But it}. “Of course.” games would leave them one game eaeremnrs Would leas to questions probably inj “What is it that-makes a man } behind New York at the finish if PERSONAL 704 Olivia Street eececerc0e0cce Ccececccescses ANHEUSER-BUSCH BUDWEISER DRAUGHT RUSSELL’S CIGAR STORE OLD OAKEN BUCKET Ceccseseoecesooooses MARL AND SAND tongings. and stuffed animals and the skel® | yained out at St. Louis, while the| WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF} stings to serve anh ie peo Ne tise: aldcne wet te j Yankees had an open date. aaa Charantaed aetelce EE R, glass 5e DAILY RASEOAMA. G8. Standing of the contenders: - C. and Atwater Kent =a 1 nded i nd guessed about primitive iB 0: : s nt ovate arr go tls eredite ng aan, He thought that the human American League Agency, J. L, Stowers Music| THE CAVE INN TURNS BY WIRE fs See the Come in and get the result roit 94 51 6 9! soe : DEPRESSION CAFE . » Life was the main thing. No one| caves. That is why so many people, | Detroit 04 51 .648 9) Whose life has just rood saved | especially children, have falling | New York 89 57 610 5% 8 FUTORING AND COACHING HAPPY DAYS BEER GARDEN ¢ = ?°™ Major League Games ‘mourns about possessions which | dreams.” a : National League a So SLOPPY JOE’S PLACE Hee dbave not. “Do you mean,” said Ivy, “that you | Club— W. L. Pet. GB GR ONb aha ane - : 5 . RS CIGARETTES Bowers bad never been happier |think you arc on a bigh plact and |New York .... 92 54.630. 7| CLASSES? If so. see Dr. S. W. Smith, Richardson and; sort prinxs, ex. than while be was being robbed. A | you slip and cor. e to the bottom with | st. Louis Bough 611, Bia) Aveta and he wel eek ow Un. Conroy H agi Sumber of times during the day he|an awful smash and find yourself / GR: Games behind; GR: Gamen, "ell and Washington sts. 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