The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 15, 1926, Page 5

THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1926. ‘Notes of The SOOSSCOOCOSSOOEOS Fis Keshesd On Time The morning train. arrived on schedule time today, reaching the station at 8:30 o'clock with 57 passengers on board. Several of those arriving on the, train will temain in Key West for several weeks’ visit. * Cubs From Tampa The P. & O. steamship Cuba, Captain W. M. White, will arrive in port tomorrow morning from Tampa. The steamer will leave again during the day for Havana on ‘the arrwal of the train from the north. * *, * 5 ae Meeting The Key West Tennis Associa- tion ‘will hold a meeting this eve- ning on account of the dinner. given. by the Key West Realty Board. A meeting will be called some day next week. oe Saukee Due Saturday The Saukee will return Satur- day from Havana. Lieut. J. War- ner made the trip aboard the Saukee to the Cuban port. * * + Leaves Tomorrow The submarine V-1 will leave tomorrow evening for Providence, Mass., after securing supplies in the city. She spent a week at oid Tortugas, conducting deep sea Be acsshitsadesnidiuisk Personal Mrs. 8. J. Stubbs, sister of Mrs. Andrew R. Miller, of Douglas, Ga., will arrive tomorrow to visit here for several days, Willard Russell was included in the arrivals here this morning from Matecumbe, and will spend several days’ visit in Key West. Arthur T. Saunders, who had been in the city for several days’ Henry Russell, of Matecunibe, was included in the arrivals here this morning over the East Coast, and, will spend several days’ busi- ness visit in the Island City. Mrs. W. A. Albury and children | were passengers leaving on the morning train for Miami follow- fing several weeks’ visit in Key) West with relatives and friends, Frank Curry, realtor, who had been spending sgyeral days’ busi-| visit in Miami, was included | the arrivals here this morning | home in Miami today over the East Coast. f | Electric Company was a passenger |West Palm Besch en route to ; Tampa where he will attend a Passing Day eoscccccccee | \ Many On Night in The train arriving here last night from the north had a large. number of passengers on board. Several of those arriving will re- main in the Island City for a stay of a few days. * Troop 1 To Meet There will be a meeting of Troop 1, Boy Scouts of America, held on Friday evening at their headquarters on Division street, and a full attendance of members is desired., CAMPAIGN. FOR ERADICA- TION OF MOSQUITOES ONE OF MAIN TOPICS DISCUSS- * ED. The two big questions. brought up at the Rotary lunchéon at noon today at the Hotel La Concha, a@ campaign for the ridddnce of mosquitoes and retention of scavenger trucks, brought forth the ground work of the situation, finances, Members of the city council, who were guests of the Rotarians, - explained the ~ city’s low financial rating, at the meet- ing. Cobb Leaves For Havana Steamship Governor Cobb left this morning at 9:30 o'clock for Havana with a large number of passengers on board. The steamer will return to this port tomorrow afternoon, 2 City Councilmen, Charles Smith, Owen Sawyer and Willard Albury were present at the meeting. Sen. William H. Malone represented the county, as county attorney. Dr. J. Y. Porter, Sr., stated that he had planned out a pro- gram for this city as. district health official for Key ‘West and the Florida. er * San Jacinto Due Saturday The Mallory steamship San Jacinto will arrive in port on Saturday night from*New York en route to Galveston With passen- gers and freight on board. The vessel has considerable freight for this port. the Monroe Theater between the acts on mosquito riddance. He had written to all members of the medical profession in this city but * Girl Scouts Meet Friday There will be a meeting of Troop 4, Girl Scouts, held on Fri- day afternoon, beginning at 6 o'clock, at their headquarters in the Scottish Rite Hall, under the direction of Mrs. A, H. McInnis, scoutmistress of the organization. Dr. William R. Warren answer- ed that he made no response to believed that adequate inspeetion and penalties for those that do not “\eontrol mosquitoes are the only means of ridding the city of mos- quitoes. - If the citizens of this town would oil and ‘screen: their cisterns the whole problem would be solved, ‘he said. Mr. Albury spoke for the city council, stating that the city was in poor financial condition and that fifty®per cent of the taxes had ,not been collected. “You must get-behind. the de- linquent y if you do not want retrenchment,” Mr. Albury said. Mr. Albury also gave a detailed aecount. of the mn of scav- enger trucks in = Key Test, : men- tioning the fatt that Harry Gwynn operated only four trucks.at pres- ent whereas he was under con- tract to operate five: “When these trucks carry ‘only two loadsa day are they giving the proper service’ to the city?” he said. Mr. Albury said that he believed’ if these trucks were operated: eor- rectly they would be sufficient for. the city’s. needs. as 20 Charles Roberts added that the prisoners in the county jail could be employed in a campaign against mosquitoes in Key West when the necessary equipment is secured. Charles Ketchum'made a‘ strong plea to the Rotarians to squarely behind the. city council and go to. its rescue, “Monty makes the mare go,”:.Mr. Ketchum |said. The city must have adequate finances before ‘work ‘can be done. “Rotarians, let us assist the city council get on a business basis,” Mr. Ketchum asked. Judge J. Vining Harris said that there are sufficient ordinances to start a mosquito campaign. There are only two question on which ithe city should decide. They are: Does the city think ¥t should take Seeeccceccccecocecescece Mention eenecescoes George B, Pendleton of the Miller Bonding Company, Atlanta, has arrived in the city and is the guest of the Hotel La Concha. Chas. E. Garing, who had been spending several days’ business visit at Miami and surrounding points, returned to the city this morning over the Flagler System. Mrs. Harry C. Galey, who had been spending a visit of several weeks at St. Augustine and other points, returned to the city yes- terday over the Flagler System, Cornelius J, Lowe, who is em- ployed at Miami by the Florida East Coast Railway Company, was. an arrival in‘the city this morning over the Flagler System, and will spend several days’ visit in the Island City with relatives. Dr. W. J. Bartlum, who had been spending several days’ busi- ness visit at Homestead and other | points in that section, returned to the city yesterday over the East Coast. Paul Mesa, of the Key West leaving on the morning train for meeting of the light and power clubs to be held in that city as a representative of the local com- pany. ARTHUR GOMEZ COMMODORE OF YACHT CLUB. | ' RE-ELECTED TO POSITION AT] MEETING OF ORGANIZATION | HELD HERE THIS MORN. ING Arthur Gomez Was re-elected | commodore of the Key West! Yacht Club this morning at a) meeting at the Gulf Keys Realty saarsand office on Fleming t. ‘The other officers elected were Luther Pinder, vice-commodore;) Arthur Brown, secretary, and Samuel J. Wilde, treasurer. The trustees and directors for the’ coming year were also selected. The charter for the Key West Yacht Club was adopted. The| charter recently arrived from Taltahazsee ‘The club voted to write a letter te the country club in order to! make arrangements that the yacht lub could occupy the country club until the yacht club was able té build its own building. The following -honorary mem- bers were elected at this morn- meeting: Robert M. Thompson, Carl Peter Chase, Commodore J. Conners. . and W. } W. L. Bates, at First Title Guaranty and Abstract Company, money to loan on first mort- : ~ Apl 13 4t, RAILWAY STRIKE CALLED IN CUBA, WAGE INCREASE IS DEMAND | MADE BY EM- | Among the guests present at the PLOYEES Huncheon were: William E. Her- |ren, secretary of the national real estate association; Paul O. Mere- definite_and positive steps to eli- minate mosquitoes and has it suf- ficient funds? >} Judge Harris said:that this was |such an important’ question that if the city council should decide to do it, that it should retrench on other things and that citizens should. give it their hearty. sup- port. HAVANA, Api 15, (AP) dith, seeretary of the state real! estate association; E, L. Hollis of A strike of the employes of | Miami; Commandant Ralph Mc- the Cuba Railroad company | Duncan, Charles Hansen, J. T. Wil- |ford, managing editor of the Ha- vana Post, and Mr. Pendleton, uncle of Major Andrew ‘Pendle-| |ton, of the Miller Bonding Com- pany: for increased wages has be- The government announces that mail will be conveyed by Mayor Leslie A. Curry and br. He stated‘ that he; ~ had planned thrée minute talks at}* “* =<¢ had not received any response. |. {By Associated oe . WASHINGTON, April 15. The War Department» to- day approved the application of Monroe county, Florida, te construct a causeway and btidge along the Gulf shore at the cast end of Kéy/West | island. WM R. PORTER “DIRECTOR OF EXPOSITION C0, WIDE MOVEMENT TO AD- VERTISE FLORIDA. 1T— WHAT WAS SHE DOING? the First: National : Ban | city, has agreed to. Doctor Porter’s request because | he | formec ment to advertise Fl parts of the country, x displays ‘arranged in® sufficient.in number to comprise five different trains, of ten eats each. These: trains Z Florida, -her. reso natural beauty and claims of adv tage to. every state in the Union, in ex- ploitation of the. state as’a whole, and under an sig d ction and. railroad auspices. plan was.concsived by Bird son, président .of the erican Short Line ‘Association, phigh ik- eludes in, its member nearly 500 failroads. -} The Florida Expositio mpany cary lor THE TWENTY-FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT OF FLORIDA = I wish to announce my candi- dacy for re-election to the. Flor- ida State Senate from the Twen- jocratic primary. "There will be a-number~of|' itters of. vital importance te this| ; fee district, subject to the District, and particularly to Mon- roe County, in the 1927. session is chartered . poder ithe WS | State-of Florids, temporary offices in’ the Stovall building in Tampa. eX Directors for- the ‘company were selected from various. —_ of the} state. All railroad Pe Pg necess- aty has been. secured,,,,and. ..th cars arg, to, be filled for exposition purposes, and attractively adorn- .ed_on the outside, As sopn. as, the! permanent organization is located work on laying out exhibits, “art” displays, ' resources r ducts: “and~ equipment ‘for ‘notion pici cars will: be planned and bard @uthorities in the stal is the: purpose of the organiza to hi the trains in charge of Frigjane who have the interests her and itt: entire cou- grestionak delegation have endor- tioject. The president vo! the United States 13 convent: ett cit the fitst traw teatrive ia Wastington.----Govern fumerous states have sig ther tention of ese sting trains ‘through their territory. The plan.is.to start the five trains from Jacksonville at the Sanie time on the occasion of a| popular .demonstration. H This will occur next November, and each train will stay out 120 It ied the! now preparing the rdutes to be studied. Beautiful Headstone Is Placed Sacred To. Memory of Baby Jewell Albury A beautiful headstone has been placed sacred to the memory of {terof Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Albury, | ir, who died October 11, 1925, | and is buried in the family plot | in the eity cemetery. | Mrs. Albury was formerly Miss | | Ottilee Knight: of this city. armed forces and that if a food shortage will be run arises under | | trains | | military For Inf protection. Freight Embargo On Certai “ Aiways bears: the Nenasuse of S CASTORIA tn Use For Over 30 Years To Be Lifted At Once! The freight embargo on brick! and tile will be entirely lifted be-/ iginning with the morning of Fri- day, April 16, but will be retain-! edon lumber and cement, accord- ing to notice received today by . L. Grooms, chairman of the le- cal commodity committee. Receivers of lumber and cement will have to file their require- ments as heretofore, but brick and tile can move freely after date mentioned, OFFICES FOR RENT Heart of Business Section LOW RENTS Large Rooms—Newly Finished TROPICAL ISLES SALES CORP. 601 DUVAL ST. ef | trict. days, The railroad companies are Ds jof the Legislature. +The boung ‘ies of the City of Key West dedicated: at 2 fhemory heroine of have to be changed to incinde|, Florida East Coast~ Railway terminals. The ten year contract wi will expire with the 1927 ‘session. eluding the terminals from ‘ity in consideration of. the. struction. of the Casa Marina tel in 1917. I very much personally see that terminals are reineluded in” City limits. No one his in the er of River- old, holds a slightest degree intimated oppos|* tion to the terminals being rein- corporated in the City, nev laid-put in -eonsultation- with theless if I am reelected to the -* i ite I’pledge that the terminals will laced back within - the cer: porate limits of the City of Key West. ¢ My long service in the Senate ‘qualifies. me for efficient service, }~ During the campaign I will make further declarations of principles which shall govern me in the Sen-{N. ate. I solicit the support of the "Democratic voters of «this ~ Dis- WILLIAM H. MALONE. (Paid Political Advt.) AN. Your electric fan is in our store room. See The Key West Elec- tric Company. Miss Eva Morrison of Pictou, S., in training for an English Channel swim, ‘remained in most freezing water for 37 min- ‘| utes, while the” hardiest of her| ‘ male ¢ empanions stayed in only 15 a - B. Hale graduated from |" {the Léuisiaria’ Industrial Institute |" jwith the degree of A. B. at the game time that her son received Neely, Warren Watrous, Coleman | Baby Jewell Johanna, little daugh- his B.S. Her husband is a pro- ‘fessor at the same school. SLES Lae MA HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED & BLOCKED | Made to Order ee St 608 DUVAL ST. ,}to. At aprid} al} merica pat iyears ago as a in ‘orphanj | Teeland, ‘has 4 pie artiet? model, “thie"perfect blonde,” and, will shortly, marry Gregory A n «New: York mil- lionaire. Sealed . proposals will be re- |eeived by the Board of - Public Works, Key West, Fla., until 8:00 P. M. Wednesday, May 5th, 1926 for the sale of approximately one thousand (1000) cubic yards of marl rack. located on. property. of F, E. C. Ry. Co, The usual right is reserved to reject.any and all bids. _.._ HAROLD PINDER, oe -15-23-29 Clerk. ‘HELP THAT BACKACHE” Also those stabbing pains, stiff- ness, dull headaches, poor ‘sleep. and that feeling! Oh, you can help them! Take Foley Pills, a diuretic stimu} oe lant for the ig a -E Ana} Bee gredient in this hel pful m is, directed tog the becanmiat of your physical state, Comes~Mrs, Black, of Petersburg, -Va., says: “Before I took Foley Pills I could not stoop over nor raise up without great pain. Now, 1 for Foley Pils. Your pr for ry ‘our prot provement. will delight,” Lehi ed repay you. * The Key West Drug Co. * Apr 1-1M A company recently has. oes organized for the purpose of grow. ing dates in Death Valley, ‘cent tain parts of which-are said to*be specifically fitted for the culture | of this fruit. ah It’s More It’s FOR write SENATE 24th District FRANK H. LADD "FOR STATE SENATE.” 24th District. - REPRESENTATIVE INROE COUNTY | CHAS. H. KETCHUM FOR JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAR COURT a 9:0 J. VINING HARRIS > | FOR JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAL courT J. LANCELOT LESTER. FOR COUNTY SOLICITO! J. F. BUSTO” FOR COUNTY esouonye 3; Bi GARO ona we FOR COUNTY’ COMMISSIO) First District WM. R. PORTER, j ; (Re-Election) st 4 na FOR COUNTY COMMISSION! First: District BOI IVAR T. RECIO. ' ‘ FOR COUNTY COMMISSION' BRAXTON B. WARREN } SoA bneaigtek | — EDUARDG.c. GOMEZ’ FOR tel ABELXRDO tio Lore” t FOR COUNTY ,cowasat0 ; Fifth | District VU hon | 8. OWEN SAWYER FOR MEMBER SCH SCHOOL ‘BOARD First taming: | CRARENCE H. PIERCE FOR MEMBER (OL BOARD Second f #3 pal WiLL M. me Nene RDB. GIBSOW™n ay WR, =e “ ROOFING > at 2% mt Ine dow: 28 <oe—thee ite Diw sated Cor. Gripnell, and. James OPTOMETRIST AND 0 Broken Lens Duplicated~ Day: Received + Ap ie PRATE ness Bids,... Floming Sa Cangeny’s alten silt tet ell @ ndash mania o'clock every merchandise.