The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 9, 1937, Page 3

Abd ; ging to the top in their respec- i league, taking some of the tat this stage of the season. Cleveland Indians received an- ether setback yesterday as Boston ‘Red Sox pounded out a 10 to 8 a} victory. Amass ng 16 safe blows, i | nit ee ttpsi-tere rea if {i ¢ it : : : Hi sf *t Hy ft i i i il 5 4 di I i fr : i 4, rat if ail Ht a { ; f if il fis i i rf ut : rf (My Annotated Preas) ROME, dene 9. —Only lips that foeckt may teil American iste of the glories of Rome, it bern decreed Guides not only te ef sound political faith, they alo have to pass a stiff am to fix in their minds erder of the Caesars, who the emperors were, Caesar eff with whose wife, and ali @ther interesting things that) peared into the ears of tovr- ¢ gevermment insists on fas- guides, so that a few vephs of on the! @ modern Rome will be; with the tourists’ diet, Not tthe Sox were never in any real jdenger. Meanwhile, Marcum held the Tribe to seven hits, Detroit Tigers added’ more woe te Connie Mack. Cochrane’s out- room jfit not only defeated the A’s but halt. t had locted the door of room William and { accident. It was still tocked examined it tater, and the tampered with Yet ered i H fj iH 1 meantime. if i had been tam- Par- that decor its lock. why it later? Had poor bedev- at nat brooding. his teeth on his pipe stem. i standing | pick the . Whether 4 ut for ail of us, | began to wish & criminated was myself. And the idea of M. Parrington’s intending such a state of affairs was preposterous ther had | Unpleasant as it Boston = Cleveisnd = 8° 3 3 Batteries: Marcum and Desaatc:} shut them out, 6 to 0. Johnson, joutfielder of the Athletics, ruined {Hall of Fame as he cracked out a jdouble—the only hit obtained by ; Mack’s “youngsters.” Pittsburgh Pirates snapped out that }0f their slump with a bang yes-; jterday and proceeded to defeat sided score of 8 to 1. , The victory jsent the Bucs back imto second i Cubs. : } jSeore of 4 to 0. j Reds are only a half-game behind said, “are you sure he ‘the seventh-place Phill'es. The summaries: American League At Detroit R. aldelphia 2 @ Detroit ___ == | Batteres: Kelly and Hayes; jAuker and Tebbets. At Clovelond } Washington, St. Louis, place ahead of the idle Chicago A four-hit affair by Grissom! allowed the Cincinnati Reds to de-! the fire, |feat Boston Bees by the shutout/Philadelphia 1 6 0 And now the} none, while King Carl has won eight and lost one, Hud'in of the Indians won 6 and lost none, and he forgot to dodge one of the fast ones and got it on the button. That Willie and Perey of The Cit zen force are going to pick the Star players and they never miss; they always pick the wrong opes.! . . I suppose the great sport and follower of the national game, L.; P.. Sr., will pick his club and-we will see how close he can come to picking the 15 players who will take part im the “dream game.” THOUGHTS came to an abrupt | Auker’s chances of entering the/els; Allen, Heving, Wyatt and Pyt- lak, National League At Bostom R. H. EL oo | Philadelphia Phillies by the one-/ Cincinnati. - 9 1 dis- | Boston : <= o 40 Batteries: Grissom and Davis; Fette, Smith’ and Lopez. At Philadelphia R, H. E Pittsburgh = - 813 0 Batteries: Bauers and Todd; Lancaster; Jorgens, Peppet and Grace. Other games rained out. In the Center of the Business agi if 3 i ri | be Py - St. Louis 86 U. S. Senator Robert F. Wag-} x of New York, born in Ger-; }many, 60 years ago, Fiiitk Lloyd Wright of Spring! +14 i i i Re Bd id i i iH i i ou ip On the Island of Key West and known as a part of Lot Four () in Square Thirty-six G6) according A. Whitehead’s to W. map delineated in. Feb. 1829: Commencing at a paint on Flem- ing Street, distant.ane hundred and = feet from the cor- ner Green; Wis,,;; internationally-fam- ! edsqarchitecty:born at Richland) 4; fight angles in a N. W-ly Cefité®, Wis. 70° years ‘ago. | direction” eizhty-tight” feet; 4 Ee thence at right angles fies } Weiy direction titty Dr. Louise Staniey, Chief of) the Bureau of Home Economics in; aaa the U_ S. Dept. of Agriculture, | ALLAN B. CLEARE, { born at Nashville, Tenn., 54 years: payyon> Lon ot Chancery} ago. | Solicitor for Complainant. i { may26; june2-9-16-23 Charles B. Henderson of Elko, ;Nevada, member of the Recon- Subscribe to The Citizen—20¢ ,' struction Finance Corporation, ' weekly. born at San Jose, Calif., 64 years = OS CLIEITTE SS RUSSELL’S Rev. Samuel S. Marquis of Bleomficld Hills, Mich., noted P. ;E. celrgyman, born at Sharon, | Ohio, Ti years ago. : Clarence H. De Mar, noted New, England Marathon runyer of the past, born at Medina, Ohio, | 49 years ago. (Se ; ~ From and To Boston, New York, Miami | Jacksonville, Galveston : From Key West alternate Fridays! i : C. E. SMITH, Agent Key West, Fla. i ; i if tf ff ff ff A SILENTLY AS NATURE MAKES ICE 1 began to consider M. Farrington | should like to examine her room | carefully. [t occurred to me that 1} And there were powder back of M Parrington's that room. There were only two peopie u. the house that M. Parritgton would at- tempt to shield in such an instance— Mike and the Skipper. Gay. | felt sure. she would have betrayed with- out a second’s hesitation. Since 1 protect Higgins? The question seemed very impertant. (Copyright, 1937. Bethe: Tyler) i search a corpse and find a key, to- morrow. infrequently tourists have heard from guides how dissatisfied they are, how hard conditions are, and the like. Sometimes the. guides were sincere, sometimes they were pumping u e prospective tip. FERRY RESERVATIONS 1 ot Available at -:- Ibury’s Service Station Ae a Eaton Sts. Phone A Tony’s Service Station Fleming at Grinnell St. Phone 34 For Information On Ferry Service Call: Phones 488 or 459 Ferries leave No Name Key and Matecumbe 9:00 a. m. and 2:00 p. m. i | | , { i rat } } Serveil Electrolux, the Gas refrigerator, provides steady, constant refriger- ation as silently as Nature makes ice. For in its entire freezing there is not a single moving part. Nothing to grow noisy with age, or wear out and cause expensive replacements. A tiny gas flame a simple refrigerant that gives perfect food protection and ice abundance. 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