The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 22, 1939, Page 3

well done, Dorothy,” ap- Khe Chiselet. ewell he said of course he un- derstood that. And he was willing $0 put all his cards on the table. So | cou: be bold tas hinpergerwge Uae AID: per Harkness. . The Chiseler interrupted with a Jong drawn out whistle, “Van Rypper. Hark i know, something of t! gly old’ and exceedingly me Sos Boul anid the | | (Special to The Citlacis hive NYEW YORK; July 22—Chi re oe White Sox ie. their ee, berate ways by ‘the open- him with icy ing of a series with New York you pat | Yankees, 4 to 1, thus ending.'the Ty; 8%, 494: | world’s champions’ victory streak | fat eighf straight. Boston Red | Sox edged out St. Louis Browns, 18 to 5, behind a i6-hit. attack. \Detroit Tigers <fell Victims to lor- {Philadelphia Athletics, 2 to 6. | Seven-hit ball by’ Milnar aided | ‘Cleveland Indians in defeating » | Washington Senators, 5 to 2. | ‘Cincinnati Reds’ huflers turned! /in good pitching jobs yesterda: etting brain Dut still they divided a double- i header with Brooklyn Dodgers. reds |Bucky “Walters handcuffed’ the! like ‘m | Bronx players with six safeties in liable. le to lay you out like, a golf | the opener as the Redlegs went! to a 4 to 1 victory, but a five-hit it lle te ap ggepeet | performance by Vander Meer and} eamé forwatd with a peftinent Moore in the nighteap*went for | question. jnothing as the Dodgers won, + “You say you don't know. Doro- to 3. Philadelphia Phillies. wal- o “where this Httle | oped St. Louis Cardinals 16,to.2) t ia the initial. game of a twin bill yesterday afternoon, but suffered ja 7 to 0 loss inthe nightcap. A |Ghice alt sere piggies | approxit suit was | $on<sto igecover. toss sustained whieh his Vvesiél. was desttdyed | ting °the period the viaduct was bbeing constructed. ‘The ‘trial com- |menced ‘yesterday morning and is} conéeded,'to Have béen one of the| Most» strenuously .contested hear- ings heli here for some. time. son B. Browne, who, at the last {Self to handle the case. C. Rodney jgrapher during the case, which was handled by J..F. Biusto and Arthur | Gomez, representing - the | plaintiff, and Wm, H. Malone and lfred, $2,500; damages in his $5,000 suit}. against “Me Florida East ‘Coast ; ‘this afternoon. ‘The case went to, When it struck ah old piling | dfiven hyhe railroad gangs dur- | Judge Wi 'W: Wright, of Sanford; | | presid’d, fH Liew of Judge Jeffer-14 term of court, disqualified him- | |Gwynn * ‘was designated as: steno- , | tests al street. THE LOW DOWN Margaret sian taccant Gaove | :\thing that is mighty interesting. Abo | this feller Croesus. Resulls of the games will’ be 16 any siuthas pee dngpicel on Du-| vi re PAGE THREE eoododesodoud sepait (CLASSIFIED COLUMN becedecdseccensoccozener Once in a while I will haul out the encyclopedia, and when! Ido so. I always run into some-/ And the other night I run actoss| Mr. Croesus, he was a king of} Lydia down there in Asia not far! from Europe, and he .-was. the j first duck to use coin: He iised! 18-FOOT TRAILER, fully equip- ped, -electric brakes; masonite utside, little more than year old. For Sale separate or with 1936 Chevrolet Deluxe Coach, . new ‘paint job, with overload Springs and électric brake at- tachment and trailer hitch. Very. reasonable. Can be seen~ at Mastic Trailer Park, Unitéd’_ wptreet. jly22-1t FOR SALE |LOT IN CASA MARINA SEC- TION, 100x100’. Corner lot, 10’ .alley in rear. Apply 517 Whitehead Street. may26-sat-tfs | NICE ONE-STORY BUNGALOW, on one of the best streets in City. Lot 50x100’. Apply 517. Whitehead St. may26-sat-tfs bp BARGAIN, HOME AND LOT, fully furnished. Lot 100x100’, nice house with 5 rooms. Ap- ply First Title Guaranty & Ab- stract Co., 517 Whitehead street. . may26-sat-tis |FOR SALE—2 lots, each 50x100. Run from Washington to,.Von Phister street. $1,000. Apply reat 1217 Petronia street. ; aprl4-s —— FOR SALE—Bargain; Furnished House, situated’ on two’ ‘lots, 100x100 feet. each. Apply...to 1306 Virginia Street. may25-tis Regn: Robert’ “H. »: Anderson, general give me all kinds S fois oF too?” demanded “two meron beae pred the yc. [oR oF planar lpn pen rel nces. I told him his word tory margin for Chicago Cubs) in - Sones Sipriennntteat: | Rm gf nh ee pl tre wes ea a ap Re paging Cee a TS REP Wet t do aroun’'s |e oa eo lated by ais. Wein ie “ee Boos cat 4 horaiseg tenant, and Marion Russell, sec- to say except that he and some . other fellows had bet they could | Pirates, this time a close one, 3 Git ‘lisabstient, ‘will leave” this : ie : call up some girls picked at ran- |to 4. Se ecaha on the Stee ip Cuba LEAVING TOMORROW MORN- {for Tampa, where they go for Gom from the phone book and date HE Chiseler waved his hand, | Results of the games: them. H id he’d picked Miss ” Ha LEAGUE roan fit BY, Be Tee juiet, Coletti” He turned RATIONAL two weeks? encampment at the E, | Tampa quatic Club. On Friday South’s name just by accident.” r First Game sid She tor rehgad. scibragierene: te Mie Sot Boron yo st At Brooklyn . Botanical Gardens — Stock/ going backwards. If you tried to’ taressed his 10 {| they wi ‘be guests of the Sara- @ 0 | Sota Fire Department, and dur- Course and Country Club. the Howell Apartments. $1.00 Fi ‘) inthis manner. But, like many | Cijivit i 5 ‘It sounds fan ne said finally. gene eather: Gon have consens | Cificihnati — : 1 dea. Ee Ne } Fite |ing the week will be entertained| _* By PEDRO AGUILAR ‘Trained Fish and Raul’s “); You will get locked UP. | | per day; Gas. and Light in- by thé St!"Petersburg scouts and| Mt, Myers Caloosas: will meet Club-—Boulevard, Atlantic | cluded, 354 S.W. 6th Street, Dorothy nod was .sus- picts pol at rot Ba ven | SNS Gu NG ert a8 EN | Water and Loma ae eee ee will alsé We entertained’ by the’ the ‘Bhie. Sox, of Pg Yocal ig Grea side. lore the time of Croesus and CO} Miami, Fla, For reference seé Fleirwater organization ee "Han agu . Key West-Miami away with gold coin, 1 reckon) jreadie Solornon, local plunib- ver it. There isn’t anything deep pt ‘about this Harkness sare. Hes just ing entirely tt the main.or funda- j eamnene, ae and Phel; : Secoiid Game kes re , Airport—| spout the next thing on the doc- day. ane in he in the “weet Coast “ity Atiaiitic side on Boulevard. | | er julyi-Imo ' E. | " oh Mins wih Old Salt Ponds — Visible| |ket, we will be wearing long, | _- ips. one of the idle rich an ” do a Jot of funny things sust Pha, Reet inqulted Migs simienes a fe Chiselér bowed his head : ch “3.9 ane curly whiskers, and night shirts | 5 The ‘two sea. scout’ troops. - of | gro erupts Ths "These teams have met from Boiilevard on Atlan-| la the office: aad: wee wilt have! Cuban gsr orgie ae }gold and silver blended together | ———————————_————_—~_ « Beath ahd Yitgiia street/ to make his coins, Before ee apt et OTe | CYPRESS BOAT; Four Horse in Bayview |@ays of Croesus, they used bar) Johnson Outboard Motor; Four Million Dollar Boulevard—| of gold and silver. That was back | Life Preservers, One Fire Ex- pala go at ph eg street {tere around 600 B.C, tinguisher; Pair of Oars—and— And.the reason this piece in Row Locks; Anchor with Rope; island to han be Beach. 2 Umibrella—all for $85.00. Appl Muhi¢ipal Southernmost| the encyclopedia caught my eye,| 1517 Petronia pdb janes NG FOR GAME THAT sak Golf 4 tock Island.|it is because we are doing just} Bs ING Fo MISCELLANEOUS See direction sign. | the opposite in the U. S. We are AFTERNOON, ranean’ Tslarid just “before Golf| tse a five-dollar gold piece to- SPEND YOUR VACATION. at ments, he someth: ; aah at tie me’ that, like a monk at prayer. “I'm dfraid Cinchinati FOR RENT any here decks in is impo rtant to | Brooklyn since nobod ay has anything on me, | .. "Natur; 1 had everything to gain and noth- ing to lose by At bry ball with this youn, “ud Soi told him my name was Carter—that was just an Sthand inspiration—and its that if he’d care to meet me in the Plaza the next day, I might be able to tell him what Miss South thou; pon about-letting him-be intro- du to her. I was. still cagey, —_ “Very neat! thought out, Dorothy,” said the Chiseler. “Thanks a million, big boy. Ot course, it was a y but it gave me time to sleep on it. And I came to the conclusion that there wasn’t any harm in spilling it to aa. ness that the d he'd scooped up off + yt Sneee of New York was fot Claire Carter, ‘ga just little Dorothy South who, by his pwn statement, he had a yen to be knotked down to. “So-o, the next day I waltzed vver to the Plaza. Mr. Harkness ‘was in thé lobby and I let him have it right between the eyes. 1 told im who I was and said I'd just |* m kidding the day before to find ott. how he ticked. Was he dazed and amazed or was he? You ought to have seen ‘Various Knickknacks’ Atte that, it was smooth sail- And to Close a long story. me to go some place eit him thr2e weeks from Satur- Gay hight. I don’t know what kind . eorkat it's going to be. He was ‘that. Said the bet he and these other me rubbed fh oAeYon area it te a Mic With Grane Added Is New Vitamin Ry Ase Hated Presk) STILLWATER, Okla., July 22. it's green now for vita- | ™ mins. ments doesn} come from the cOw that way but the color in ge so oles. that id cows aie give sonie at ices cash, ‘Vander Siiverware. ‘wal Masters and the like. Hershberger; Casey and. Todd. But bere ee hare a chance aap ed c eas First Game Miss South rcp ee sarcasm |, At Philadelphia with. notable. reluctance, “Yeah? | St. Louis, cat araile a Tike ‘to a Philadelphia ap snd Davisy MeGee,: gett; Higbe and: Miiliés. cui. a faye oh by than is ie. ay ever Ser known as the “shal meals I dislike the ie - ¢ fer, y Sy ee in segel of such ce as profitable ne; ptiations Philadelphia - Second Game At Philadelphia St. Louis — ctorily con- ee ping Cooper ‘and Owen; és fo you, Higbe and Davis. “~ ppin’,” A grin creased the Ape’s face froin ear to ear. “Hey, | At New York Pittsburgh - date ands an ea “Chiseler,” | new York she said," “clongede of you, Pm the wey class 7," Tobin; Sewell, *T Yaney® said the Chiselar, |res; Melton and O'Dea. Pleased, “that I’m fot = At Bostor go, furtn Chicago the cae aoa 3 that it t's is toa only logical hen faced | Boston — ee ek a stuaion as tis.” | - Root and’ Hartnett; Turner and “Feline ie find Witte: 3 “Fai in} re ne te ‘chisele? |, At Cleveland Washington. ... Cleveland — At Chicago (New York jerated ahd then pay with a qThe ih won logs wae — The latest|in bovine refresh- iR. B. Thompson of Oklahoma | | A. & M. college when grass green | ond milk wat pled at the Oka Wil peoma: Poultry: tewprovement. asey-| ‘batter e special cereal | ciation’s a6 o a firm, | « Key Weést have received. and ‘ac- eéptedan invitation. to go. to Ha- vana ‘and. bé thé (guests. of the |Cubah gévernment and. partici- pate in ‘activitiesin that city jon October 10, which are planned |in celebrdtion: of Cuban Inidepend- jipitcher ence Day. Baitorldt Cominent:’, Dr. -’Mer- | rill ané .associates have bit two {more moths ih which to start! itheir activities in tdnriection with lthe proposed cdnstruction of the fresh water distilling . plant ahd dist?ibutjen system, for Key West. ‘They dée saying absolutely noth- |ing ahd silence is. the ‘hardest | thing ee world to UnaeeanS, Battlin, gg Key. West this mon-|~ yche was before he lost his fight with Six Cylinder at the Cuban Chib Stagitim last ‘ni feat;., If he is matched here agaih crowd: r Hine rounds. hard fig he was ackked down times and cowhted gut on the foutth knockdown. He who-had,been spendif a visit of ‘several .,Wweeks in ine with relatives; were returning passen-| aera gvap the highway lady. The many. aig Miss wane thy Beaver, who appendectomy 1 will be ioe Se “ee. Jl was'! at the count of 10 but did not,,have, his glove off the/, floor. fi land the Sox took both.contests: The locals will leave in the qnorning }following players: Al. 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