The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1937, Page 3

8 : ge He Abe tt h cbse ait i i we are iS on thle 4 © tet hore Coat te ne « hehe E | te gRES rs xf F uit hace Fee i g z f i Hl i i doe Fess hit safely for his 24th consecutive j A crowd of 13,334 witness; mons, Melion and Mancuso, 1 i g : E up anc Pitcher Lee bed Murderers’ Row | 0#s Harrell, Welland, W : é ee gest i opt poe jeating out of his hand, while his’ “"d Owen putts of VALDI FAMIL' an through the silence jtecmmates pounded Yankee pitch-, > } : i: ‘ vague, sbufting {ine for 13 safeties and a 3 to 1! a ap . oe ig AM. Hysteria jae the ae ees tar Chicago ‘2 -- 6.6 34 for Otto usually plays with} Announcement has been made/ Z ? | Batteries: Mungo’. and ore ;| other people that beat him golfing; of the birth of a ten-pound son; we stood istch- {score for the Yankees. ri Cleveland Indians amassed 21 Patmelec and dasr, | safe blows off Boston Red Sex) z | pitching and scored 16 runs, while’ At Pittsbu-gh Allen and Hudiin held the Sox a ' ij i eee him how bam‘a player he is. Hoilon Bervaldi, Mr; Samuel Harris (our genialjWas Miss Jennie Fae Lowe. | Mother and baby are reported fand then never gets through teliing|to Assistant Postmaster and v4 Mit rk tk E. 0 2 bound nand : to 11 bingles and five markers. | Postmaster) had “Beau Bramme! a ar , 2 The tea: itted a total of Freddy Ayala to help him along in| to be getting along nicely. . bugles, ee = Bl teroetk nein: wa ce eate 10:00-12 N.—Group games; five errors. Washington Senators have init Todd. and Al Hewitt but Russell and A)/satistactory to Mr. Atwood, whe| A, boys and girls. their wining stride, it seems. in | refused to be subdued and so/S@¥5 hates to lose. . .that is, they seek ‘St. Louis seni At Cincinnati R. HJ E.| now it looks like same will have/he hates to tell his wife he lost. jeamp, this time 5 to 4. | Boston =e 4 9] @/to buy a couple of dinners that his! seas : | New York Giants sre now only Cincinnati... 15] 1/cats won't be able to enjoy. Mr.| A six-some with -O'Bryant,| ja half-game behind St. Louis Car-’ Betteries: Turner and Lojfez;; Harris got lost on the 13th and}Spottswood and Russell on one; tdinals, due to their victory over Hallahan, R. Davis, Grissom }nd/14th holes and refused to play side against Strunk, Price and | the Redbirds again yesterday, 7, Lombardi. }Same in addition to a couple of | Grooms on the other resulted to 4. Both teams used a number: e |7’s he made on that round but Samjso much arithmetic that it was a| jof moundsmen but the pest the American Leagee | will be there tonight with his story | lucky thing a couple of school of-} iGashouse Gang could do was gaz- At Philadelphia R. H| E.| telling ability. a were along to keep score. ner five safeties to seven for the Detroit _..... 3-8} «0! — ;The match ended two up for Giants. Bartell coliected two of Philadelohia 2 7| 0 Mr. Old Bye Duke of Rock | Handsome, Bob and Melvin most- | the hits, driving in four runs. One| Batteries: Lawson and Cxeh-|50und was on the winning side; ly because on the short 4th holes} | Sou 2 i igh handi i lof his safeties was a homer and rane; Smith and Hayes. eee ween ee ee scat setae for a partner and Ikey Parks and|among themselves to stick Mr. | President Ford C. Frick of the! at New York | ee ee eee = ane {National League fined Dizzy Dean Chicago 8 18 g| that Ike and Cha lie got 179 te Price and they came near doing , jana Jia Ripple $60 fer thel'“ac: Neo Sq igether and so did Sand and Salas) that very thing but Clem was a lit- tion on ball ficld” Wednesday,' Batteries: Lee and Sewell; Ihro-|DUy ‘he Duke end the Pirate were) te too slippery and Basco oan j “tending to incite a riot.” The aco and Dickey pedbedinetyraiegey Gauges ne tebost a managers and owners of the clubs! ee [the opperterec times sud se thay) Malvina: eeter ee eee ee jeonferred with the president on’ At Washington RHIE i by three up. This is all very|ing of accomplishment. this matter. The fines are pay- St. Leuis - able in five days. ! Washington Chicago Cubs, with the aid of Batteries: e, home runs by Hartnett and Par-, Hoffman; Linke, Weave | melee, downed Brooklyn Dodg-/ US Ties, + Cook stirred at last. Her lips moved. jets 6 to 1, although they collect- aaenees ! : A ed but six safeties. The Cubs re-; At Boston ; either of hem had anything to say. piece of clotheslne and gagsed with a | ain eg ay age yA fame te ey abe ie consure uP ~ A harsh, inarticulate roar boilea ) Giants. ; | Boston : the other room made the actual from William's he. Pittsburgh Pirates pulled away) Batteries: Allen, Hudlin dpe Here } a, 4 aps aS ng and cred bem game as the Gards were) Pytlak; McKain, Olser and § omen — —- A aaeee on ‘eonen ee oes = ~ losing and they were downing! sautels. the table were scattered broken bits | moment and were at the knots in the | -—-~ —— 25 = SES Lette rece. ee ® Gower pot. Cook stirred at last.jrope before Annie's preliminary lps moved and her eyes fairly a oT few open. us “The eyes!” she cried wildly. “The| The gitl was hysterical and in no ee ree Get half-hearted fashion. There was no tried i ber. “Be quiet to the sf: in the dining room ; a ” be said, rather ineffectually. and treated with cold water, smelling , That provoked the explosion. s ~ 3 = . | COLD DRINKS. scream 3.! scream ? Mother of God! 1) through the house. The Skipper shook ! SANDWICHES, Ci : ’ known better than to stay | and even slapped her. Cook. a terrify- IGARS, - geod-for of tf reigns ts by favoring ws] © =e, ate! uproar by favoring us for ty flames, and when she dida't| with a vigorovs description of her CRACKERS, CANDY, ETC. come ine iets. 5 7 just tench that feelings towars Anaie. saad young lesson.’ a good no- ‘Beg pardon. sir.” sai iam ts—Cruisers Yon the'd sneaned off upstairs. So 1|in my ear. “I tLink if you was all to WATCHMAKER, JEWELES§ Row Boa get inte my Kitchen, meaning to get | leave her to me for a minute, | could AND ENGRAVER the glawes myself and accuse her 2f | quiet her.” See Him For Your Next Work Rented By Hour or Day PHONE 84 ewigiy ‘em. And I'd no sooner got to} We into the kitchen thankfully. (cn ener jlo ampli toghiorg nile ALL PRICES REDUCED ica Fishi hehe dee Grinnell amd Flemng Streets began to trembie—“than could | racket was un’ from Boca writt who knows how. * Geet the eyes borin’ into my back!” | hind closed doors it was still bad. Hours: 9 to 12—1 to 6 Chica Fishing Camp PRE ASS: ahios ~ SEE US ABOUT FERRY Michael sniffed impatiently. “Your party, Jim,” said the Skipper. Open Saturday Nights RESERVATIONS Cook glared athim. “Bot, is it, you| _Isaid, “Thanks” bitterly. They were | think? And | suppose it’s rot I've got | all looking at me—waiting. | glared om my head?” Strangely enough, no | desperately back. and my eye fell frst ISLAND BUILDING CO. laughed. Cook was gathering mo- | of all on Cook. : Fe JOHN C PARK BRS 2 pees g@entam. “I felt them, fm tellin’ you.} “Did you hear anything at al! in = E 3 Cold Gey wan | turned quick to |nere after Annie left your” 1 ; | BoA scare them off ar¢ — there — ie = wast Her freckled hand was oom. ao did vont her retort ered soietbed || ELECTRIC COOKERY IS THE WORLD’S MOST! 328 SIMONTON ST. t ae Office: 319 Duval Street wo the outer . “Like pieces ‘ou won't hearing ick 3 > og St esse. || NOW 1S THE TIME. for you to instal an elec Ini Gnanrein ot Restore Se give & decent y 9 answer my questions, please. Ni y i or you to install an elec. ion of i tel Her and higher | How had Annie been gone bef i in vy = saeecee Mane at — Ss = tric range in your home. P L U M B | N ¢ os es Se a TELEPHONE NO. 1 Where Is Annie?’ Tiger § preset eee There will be no cost for installation, and| value to you, may we help? SEIZED « ragged bit of pottery | She's that ss fp change ra gle monthly payments are less than SEVEN CENTS a PROPERTY DEVELOPED —THE—— i trom the table. “Cook,” 1 said tue ew did you do while you waited DAY. DURO PUMPS Sacavella Pisce a ata # | SWITCH T i IES PORTER-ALLEN door. ¥i the refiection of the} Cook looked uneasy. “Well. now, | O BETTER COOKING by havin Pi ae S thugns tn his eyes. You weren't stabbed | wa igist there on the soty'and' i |] ome of our GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGES put i LUMBING SUPPL Call at 530 William Street J i! @ couple of winks. } e Se sauthing You wore bit with | mare took» comple < today. ousuaee Sa he es COMPANY representative to see you | But Cook wa: too far gone for And that was that. For all the val flower pots. “It's the devil, I'm tell- | of her evidence she might “ust as well tine you'” she shrieked. “And that | have been at the South Pole. Aone" (Copyright. 932. Bsther Tyler) With our ALL ELECTRIC RATH you will find electric cooking to be the cheapest fuel you ean use. It is fast clean, cool and eco} nomical. JOE ALLEN [f5——))“Best for Pets] = TIFT’S Dogs or Cats’ Witon & Col CASH GROCERY 1101 Division Street a balanced ration. PHONE 29 “Where i Annie? She couldn't help} 1 find a disturbing cluc to Annie's {hearing this!” assailant, tomorrow. : ie — . -44= Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company Effective December 22nd, 1935 8. S. CUBA Leaves Port Tampa on Sundays and Wednesdays at 2:30 We give you an al lowance of $20.00 fol your old equipment, and remember that the cha ments are less thar P. M., arriving Key West 7 A. M. Mondays and Thursdays. . a Staple and Fancy Leaves Key West Mondays and Thursdays 8:30 A. M- SEVEN CENTS arg States as fit for human Chicane or Havana A DAY Leaves Key West Tuesda; nd Fridays 5 P. M. for Port Ack fer end demand -s ta. fo. age cueer a THE CITIZEN OFFICE IDEAL DOG FOOD Complete Line Fresh THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY! For further information and rates call Phone 14 J. H. COSTAR, Agent. At Any Grocery