The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 10, 1926, Page 4

‘THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO. L. P. ARTMAN, President. IRA J. MOON, Business Manager. eeeeeeeene tered «. Key West, Florida, as second clags matter Member of the Associated Press iatea Press is exclusively entitled to use bication be § all news dispatches credited to otherwisé credited in this paper and algo ine deca! news published here. aad SUNSCRIPTION RATES fhe An for 5 f ADVERTISING RATES * Made known’‘on application. of thanks, resolutions of respect and obituary ices other than those which the paper may give as ‘ter of news, will be charged for at the rate of 5 a line. jotice of church and society and all other enter- ments from which a revenue is to be derived will ed for at the rate of 5 cents a line. itizen is an open forum and invites discussion iblic issues and subjects of loca] or general inter- but it will not publish anonymous communica- of {aMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. Road to the Mainland, Comprehensive City Plan. Hotels'and Apartments. Bathing Pavilion. + One may get a fair knowledge of human na- tuéé by trying to lead a calf. ‘ eee ® 14 Wonder if those naughty movie films have ‘a bad moral effect on the censors. © Ole Buck tells of a neighbor whose ambition is ko become a tester in a mattress factory. a rn 1 There is only one way to run the Tamiami Trpil and that route was. definitely established several years ago. + A man who would travel all the way from Peru to Canada te get married could not a expect any sympathy. pe — * Young. people seeking s:career will bear in that the Vulwe'of tife depends on the use of Hepat; ane, ¥ Ene sare tofot Baad up so that you can vote -in the June primary. The books are open now, and: so it is the opportunity. * % ¢ Just a few years ago they would have thought you. were speaking figuratively to say that people ar@lying to Key West, but they're actually doing it ” most every day. © Florida’s greater and more substantial growth is a hand, and thé genial and brilliant Colonel is ly contributing thereto, because when he aks 8 nation listens—-Tampa Telegraph. ‘ + Tens of thousands of copies of Colonel Peter it’s article in the New York Evening Post ja, and reproduced in the Manufactur- ers record, have been printed in pamphlet form and \distributed throughout the nation, This arti- « Ae’ i oing Florida untold good. ae ‘ ‘When all the many names suitable for the various Florida keys were entirely exhausted, @ still remained one without an appropriate ition, so it was simply called No Name Key. Now ft is becoming so important and valuable thet, it will soon build for itself a name and fame. 0. LADY GOVERNOR TALKS ’ : i] ‘ ; } Movernor Nellie Taylor Ross of Wyoming has a lot of good sound sense since she has the position of chief executive of her and has not evidenced a disposition to un- dtly seek the limelight. * Therefore, her views on problems of the day, ly those concerning women, are worthy of Consideration. In a recent address to an or- ganization of Girl Scouts, of which she in an hon- ofary,member, she said: | “1 am old-fashioned enough to believe that wo career for women is as glorious or satisfying ae that which wifehood and motherhood offers, and it is there she fulfills her highest destiny.” + «But Mrs. Ross also defended the modern girl and declared that modern dress is not only more ansible, but promotes health and grace. She said that the girl of today is fortunate in living in an age when “practically every restraint is removed thet could repress a girl's happy spirit or handi- capzber progress amd she should ure her liberty | apevmenns of development into the finest type of | womanhood.” “S\It appears that Governor Ross has sanely | the situation of the modern girl, and that | NEF conclusions and advice are eminently sound. | REGISTER: youn sic The time for. registration is, mm at hand. The books are open and an ‘opportunity afforded one and all. Those who expect to vote in the June primary had better see to it right away that they are éntolled. The campaign in Monroe county” will be get- ting pretty warm in a few more weeks. There are good candidates offering for a number of the im- portant offices to be filled, so every citizen will become intensely “interested in the outcome of the election. Those who fail toheed this warnths, will find that they eqnnot go to the polls and vbte for their favorites. Better qualify now, and “be ready to vote in the June primary. It is the duty of everyone to vote; and to vote right. But every one who. votes myst register. hee) ORIGINAL THINKING. We hear much of over production ‘of most everything. There is one thing in which there is no over production, and that. is .of intelligent thought. Those who know how to do“their own thinking are always able to command interest. Take if in the field of the preacher, for stance. You can find innumerable churches in the United States where the congregations ae scan- ty. . That:may be due largely to the ‘fact that the populay mind is absorbed by amusements and money making. And yet you also find crowded churches, Jp such churches there is usually in the pulpit a magn who has .the power of original thought. It is the same'in the field of statesmen- ship or the ‘lecture platform. p The reason why many people. lack: the. power of thought, is that they aceept the statements that they-cead in the newspapers or that someone gives them, without any effort to go over these subjects by their own process of reasoning. They should ask themselves if these things are true, and if they accord with the facts of their own experience. That power can'not be acquired all at once. But if people in their youth will form this habit of considering the statements’ that are made to them in a dispassionate way, afd reaching conclusions of their own based on their actual observation and knowledge, they will gradually gain this power of originality. Their words and ideas will be listened to. : in- There are many persotis who doa good deal of thinking, but they do not command espect be- cause they do not think straight. Their minds ate governed by prejudices, and they can not see things in afi-impartial- way. The: popular ¢ommon sense rejects their views. But if a person can think, and if one’s thought ‘shows seandor and. in- telligence, one will count in agen ast oe or pro- fesaion he a found. EVANGELINE BOOTH’s DOG (Buffalo Evening Times.) Dog heroism, dog intelligeneé tox loyalty and deg lovableness ere part, and one ef the best parts, cf huinan history. Here is ‘another instance related a few days ago by the Associated Press: NEW YORK.—Retarning to duty-after near- ly four. months of illness, Commander Evangeline Booth. national leader of the Salvation Army, told ber comrades last night in the army/s headquar- ters that her shepherd ‘dog, Maszie, bad saved her life one night during ‘her iliness by going for help. Miss Booth became seriously ill shortly before Christmas. One night in February she awoke, ex- periencing “a strange sinking sensation,” Sind un- able to mové her arms or call for heip. Miss Booth finally awakened the dog sleeping by her bed and whispered, “Get Giddie,” the nick- name of her attendant, Major Mary Wells. Miss Booth said that Mazie rushed off at once and paw- ed the bed¢lothes of Miss Wells’ bed, Miss Booth heard the attendant tell the dog to-keép silent, and soon Mazie returned to his mistress’ bedside. Sent off again, Mazie caused such a stir that Miss Wells investigated, found Miss Booth in a serious con- dition and administered artificial respiration until the doctor arrived. The least we can do ts show our respect and gratitude to these faithful creatures is not to chain them up in kennels, or keep them tied to dog houses, or have them too tightly muzzled. They are cours- ing animals, that is, it is part of their nature to run back and forth. Hence to confine them unduly is to increase their nervousness and to inflict upon them «# cruelty, perhaps the very worst te which short of deliberate torture, they could be subjec- ted. as such! Blood and Booze again flow together in Miami. | Twe are shot down in a liquor raid. It is a merry war, with the, popping of bullets and of corks forming a modern symphony; a drama ‘with men | dying in order that others may drink or remain thirsty. Liquor is red these dajm fot from the grape but from the grape-shot. ; Tits conflict goes on throughout the nation; fighting upon bdattle- | field while the people in the home’ support the con- tenders. Men are killing, masses-afe drinking, and congress is debating the subject of. prohibition. — Miami Herald. THE KEY WEST: CHTIZEN 3 HOU LD CANCEL y WAR DEBTS, They're Still Thain Us for the Buggy Ride _ SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1926, NOTICE : 3 - - FURNITURE RENOVATED, Upholstered and” Refinished. Mattresses Made Over Parlor Cushions Made W. R. Garing, 509 William St. Bethel’s dining _room,* 810 Fleming street, will be open to the” public on Saturday, April 10th. Meals will be served from 6:30 a, m. to 8 p. m. We aim to please. 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RAHNER, General Passenger Agent — Trains 75 Hivana KEY WEST THE PENINSULAR AND OCCIDENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY United States Fast Mail Routes For KEY WEST, CURA AND THE WEST INDIES @ia Port Tampa, Key West and Havana, Cuba PORT TAMPA effect on dates shown, Subject to change, dividual postponement without notice: 4 woman may have trouble with her heart, but the greatest, trouble she has with her head is washing ber hair The honeymoon ends when he | finds a chew of tobacco makes him more comfortable than her respect. Hunt the bright side. Wouldn't daytime and light at night? ‘We ‘heard about a man who got | en ps gdh kien isew lee ta months out of a quart. ‘All the good don't die young. The good auto dodgers ix d a kod time, Atmont time forthe eprng post to see his shadow. (Copyright. 1926. NEA Service, fne.}! : NOTICE They are our friends, and let us tréat them | The registration books will be open in my office at the County Court House from Monday, April 5, fo May 1. Every day, Sunday pees ar from 9 o’clock a. m. to 12 o’clock nt. and from 2 o’clock p- m. to 5 o’clock p. m. for the registration of electors for the general primary election. JOSEPH ROBERTS, Supervisor of Registration. apr2-im Special at Alfbury’s—One, Dol- lar Shovels at 49 cents. Extra high-grade white enameled handle Egg Beater at 40 cents. The old style Clay Furnaces, Oil Lamp Stoves, Porch Swing Chains. es apr8-3t About two-thirds of the mem- bers of the Qxty-ninth Congress are lawyers or have had legal training. little Chamberlain's Colic | Remedy in water will give quick relief! Be prepared — get this reliable remedy from | 5 Z your druggist today! For trial ‘Size, send 4c to Chamberlain Medicine Com: pany, 708 Sixth Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa edad ebdededd OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN) Broken Lens Duplicated on the Day Received A. L. PRATT Campbell Bidg. - Yb de things be awful if it was dark in the |: where BY CHARLES P P. STEWART of “the stu Pe barely Now comes Congressman Celler. Setviee Writer asneieoron—tee as there Sre a number of national law. _.. “phakers | who _* ary and drink wet." @0 are there quite a few KE ¥-WEST-HAVANA E LINE EFFECTIVE FROM KEY WEST SATURDAY, MARCH 20, i926 wL. Key West=Mon., Tues., Thurs., ‘Fri, Sat. nie 9230 A. M, \ Ar. Havana—Mon., Tues., Thurs. Fri, Sat Ly. Havana—Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri, Sat..... 200 A. M. Ar. Key West—Mon., Tues. Wed., Fri., Sat..... 5:00 P. M. S. S. Governor Cobb leaves Key West Tues., Thurs., Sat. 8. S. Governor’ Cobb leaves Havana Mon., Wed. Fri. S..S. Cuba leaves Key West Monday, Friday. S. S. Cuba Iéaves Havana Tuesday, Saturday. Above hours are based on Eastern Standard Time PORT TAMPA-KEY WEST- HAVANA LINE lela FROM PORT TAMPA THURSDAY, MAROR vig 1926 Port Tampa Sunday, Thursda: - . Key West Monday, Friday. . Key West “Monday, Frida: . Havana Monday, Friday.. . Havana Tuesday, Saturda: . Key West Tuesday, Satur: . Key West Tuesday, Satu . Port Tampa Wednesday, Sun S. S. Cuba leaves Port Tampa Sunday, Thursda: “S$. S. Cuba’ leaves Havana Tuesday, Saturday. \ Above hours are baved on HBastern Standard Time D. U. WILDER, G. F & P. A., Jacksonville, Fla, P. J, SAUNDERS, V. P. & G. M. J. H. COSTAR, Agent, Key West, Fla. : Old Papers . sal F hahh tka uatl - . 100. Old Papers For - « Nickle © hh hh hh hk hdds THE Key West Citizen Fieniog Si 125 Duval Street