The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 11, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO —_—, . Flashes of Life. Peesecoeococecvevccceores (By Axsociated Prexn) MADRID—Bull fighting is to 3 Primo dé Rivera) urges that it is poor sportsman-! ship to put old nags in the ring without protection. *“* * NEW YORK—Thousands helpless musk rats are by brutal beavers in the te A north of Michigan, tics he answers that ants have slaves, wild turkeys lure ones from barn yards and enslave them. On duck island, Marie, the beavers musk rats build dams. 2 se BERLIN, Penn.—The make owners weTetr Toe ete ttre All other means © of failing they started a blaze. flames not only moved her but * + LONDON—Royalties are re- -fraining from attending the opera during the emergency. ii * 8 # NEW YORK—Theatres _ por-' traying life in all its errancy with | unbridled realism need padlocks more than other things to which opitfion of Cardinal Hayee. + + + } CINCINNATI—Joe Tinker has} gone and got married. Since the) Tinkers-Evers-Chance days he has acquired a lot of realty at Or-| whose last name is now the same NEW YORK—Husky M. P.’s—) 100 of them—are to guard Miss Liberty so that no mourners over | the death of King Alcohol shall adorn the statue again with black) crepe. se ‘ SUDBURY, Mass.—Henry Ford likes antiques because of ‘his love of machinery. “You can’t tell much about a machine till its old,” he said. “Then you can see what it has done and how well it did it.” * * ¢ * NEW YORK—When _ Rene Fonek, French ace, flies from New: York to Paris, the food for the 36) hour trip will be 255 gallons—for the motors—and two packs of! cigarettes—yes, that’s all—for| himself. *e8 NEW YORK—Charlotte Pail-| Jon, 50, who once claimed the fe- male boxing championship of Am- erica, is suing Mrs. Charles §S. Keene, 72, wife of a former vice- president of the American To- bacco Company for $10,000, charging that Mrs, Keene beat her up in a night club. “That's ab- - surd,” says Mrs. Keene’s counsel. ** * CHICAGO — Woman's vanity has made the egg business “ege- stremely” good, Frank Prisbe, of- * . . = ou te . ~ 5 . . . : . . - 2 . . * . ” 4 . . . . . . . . . . . o : = ‘ : of | enslaved | padlocks have been applied, in thes lando, Fla., and that is where he} met Mrs. Mary Ross Eddington, | as his. | OUT OUR WAY You'Lt Just HAVE TO GET \ ALONG “7H BEST “O00 CAN. LT HANENT TIME TO { Do A LOT OF ‘ COOHING WITH ALL THiS House | \\\ \cLeanin’. /Z woods, take it from Chase Osborn,| | To Broadway skep-| y | slaves, drones in a bee-hive are tame| Sault St.} & i \ of a balky heifer are going to pay | for a forest fire that she induced. } propulsion | The| spread to the woods. 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Sceceecsoocaocey TODAY’S | ecco | 1839—First great medical dec-| laration in favor of total abstin-) ence signed by 89 members of the | London medical faculty. | 1868—The ‘farming out” , of penitentiary convicts in Georgia, was begun by General Ruger. | 1876—First game of polo in the} United States was played at Jer-| ome Park, New York. | 1893—The Earl of Aberdon| was appointed Governor-General | of Canada. |), | pe a 1900—Willtanr-A.’ Clark resign- ed his seat as United States sena- tor from Montana, his election having been declared void. 1916——Premiér Asquith inform- ed the House of Commons that the | Government losses in the Irish re- volt were 124 killed and 294 wounded. 5 | | 1923—U. 8. scout cruiser,Omaha | reached San Francisco from Hono- | lulu in the record time of 3 days, 3 hours and 40 minutes. | 1924—The parliamentary elec- | Nationalists. 1925—-The town of Mayo, in the | Yukon Territory, was almost en-| ficial of the United States egg so- ciety, told fellow members here. | “Thin ladies eat eggs to achieve) curves, fat ones eat hard boiled | eggs and all go in for white of oa facials and egg shampoos,” _| | At Albury’s Hardware | Store—) Specials for this week: White | Enamel Dish Pans, Water Buckets, | Water® Coolers, Kitchen Scales, Baseballs, League Balls, Bats. may10-3t | ’ rrTrrrT TTeT TT eo wrrrrrrer tis teat telieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of To Sweeten Stomach Diarrhea Regulate Bowels Proven directions on each package. for ata Wind Colic tirely destroyed by fire. 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