The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 24, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT CUBA AND FLORIDA (Continued from P: 1) West in about a year from now. “One of the hard fighters for, the great artery that will send new! streams of life pulsing through Florida all year long is Captain; rns, U. S. N., who Clark D. St recently retired as commandant of the Key West navy yard to plunge, up toe the neck, into Key West’s development matters. Even Mr Stearns is in the game, with a cor- poration that is building happy homes for people who want to be| happy. The Stearns ha ved in the Orient, the South Seas, where Captain Stearns was governor of Samoa, and they have an educated view of just what the future greatness of South Florida is to be in competition with all the other joyous: beauty spots of the world. We were their guests aboard Colonel Robert Thompson’s famous big houseboat “Everglades,” which, by eraft on which the Count Lauderdale was sailing twent; years ago, as she told our citizens on a recent memorable when she discovered the town that bears her family name. * 6 ¢ “Cuba, too, as some folks may be surprised to Jearn, is also mak- ing splendid preparations for the| coming auto highway from tip to tip of Florida. They talk about) it in the pleasant American club in Havana, where transplanted Americans sit around the pleasant lounge and discuss the big days ahead when touring parties will speed down the auto road that ees to sea and at Key West roll their cars onto a 5-hour ferry that will disembark them on the mag- nificent Malecon, the boulevard that circles the clean, beautiful, fomantic old city that smiles a welcome from ‘her innumerable hills. This highway as a new link between Cuba and the United States is frequently di: President William P. F dent of the American Chamber of Commerce of Havana, who made a hit with his speech before the United States Chamber of Com- merce conference at Washington the other day, and by J. Bernard Frisbie, the Havana chamber’s ac: tive and efficient secretary. “General Machado, president of Cuba, was one of the first meh to see the significance of the high- way that would fetch automobiles from every part 6f the United States to Key West. He came ever to Key West and talked it out with Captain Stearns and the others. Then he went back to Ha-| vana and talked it over state, and the next day they had the Cuban congress pass an en- abling act that provides for the building, in due course and at a total ‘cost of about $300,000,000 of the second link of that hig’ way—an auto boulovard that is to} reach from one end of Cuba to! the, other. President Machado, experienced business man as well) as seasoned soldier, didn’t have! to have the _ possibilities beaten | into him with a sledge hammer.’ He saw and ‘had his country act forthwith. Not that it matters anything to the general, but I’ do like that statesman, Machado, “Mrs. Steele and I played along many miles of Cuba's section of | that great hish The seventy-five Havana to hills and dales, its estates, its palm-t farm houses, its mighty eleva trees and its picturesque, kindly people of tomorrow. niles road from Mantan with its lightful we have ever found any where. The tall, mammoth-boled eleve trees, that look like a cross between a banyan and an oak, line much of the road and are three hindred years old. And the road- bed ‘or the most part, in eplendid conpitian, sae he road matters she chanced’, a highway to me naively the commiss eee that the fo thick she are official said t used to be s chief doty t foliage overhead was eould give perfect shade to the traveler as he along. The horse could pick 1 way over the But today is the auto, and is different Now the must think not but much-—or, floor as well, ed impossible the way, is the very|! only oceasion, *|looked upon him more as a brother with} Senor Cespedes, his secretary of| -|but a short ferriage to San Juan. one of the most beautiful and de-} CITY CAPTURED | WITHOUT FIGHTING (By Associated Press) ' MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May |24.—The city of Bluefields which {has been held by the revolution- s, was captured this morning| without fighting, the government} announced. This is regarded here} as the end of the revolutionary movement. TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS | OF MONROE COUNTY I beg to announce my candidacy for the office of Sheriff to fill the unexpired term caused by the death of my friend and associate j}the late Roland Curry. If elected the business affairs of the office will be conducted the ‘same as if} |Mr. Curry were living, and his widow and children will receive |from said office the same com- pensation as though he were liv- ing. I have been connected with the | Sheriff's office since Mr. Curry vas elected, and had his con- fidence, and have the confidence of his widow and family. Sheriff Curry worked hard for this office, he had only served about eighteen months of his four years, and it is my desire jand ‘mtention to see that his| | widow shall have the benefit of the office which he held, for the entire term. I pledge a faithful performance of duty. My four years’ service as Sheriff, and my six years’ ser- vice as Mr. Curry’s Chief Deputy | —— fully qualifies me to fill this im- portant position. I am therefore asking your sup- port. A. H. McINNIS. A LETTER FROM MRS. CURRY. Mr. A. H. MelInnis is today an- nouncing his candidacy for the of- fice of Sheriff to will the unex- pired term caused by the death of my dear husband, Roland Curry. Mr. McInnis was associated with my husband in the Sheriff’s office during the entire time that he wa’ in office, and my husband than a business associate. He trusted Mr. McInnis with all of his affairs, and I haye the same implicit confidence in him that my husband had. In the event of Mr. McInhis’ election I will occupy the same relative position finan- cially, as did my husband, and I will have for myself and children \the benefit of what he worked so hard to obtain. It is grievous to me to have to | take part in a political campaign lat this time with a broken heart vand a number of babies to care for, but circumstances have forced |this upon me as a_ defensive | measure. : I am therefore urging all my friends and the friends of my late |husband to elect Mr. McInnis, for \by so doing I know that I will be provided for. MRS. ROLAND ‘CURRY. (Paid Political Advt.) auto ferry from Santiago or some other South Cuban city to Jamaica land Haiti. Haiti joins Santo Do- mingo and from the easterly tip of the latter country it would be From Kingston, Jamaica, a pleas- ant sail would land the auto tour-| st in Guatamala or Honduras or! Venezuela, with the whole of} South America beckoning him on| down as fast as it can get roads | RETAIL THE KEY WEST CITIZEN eecervocveseoes CLASSIFIED COLUMN POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR STATE SENATE 24th District Advertisements under this head SATE EARS will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of le a word for each in-| sertion, but the minimum for the first insertion in every instance is 25c. Advertisers should give their street address as well as their tele- phone number if they desire re- sults. | 2 Payments for clasaified adver-| FOR SHERIF OF tisements is invariably in advance,} COUNTY but regular advertisers with ledger CLEVELAND NILES accounts may have their advertise- FOR REPI NTATIVE ments charged. MONROE COUNTY CHAS. H. KETCHUM FOR STATE SENATE 24th District WILLIAM H. MALONE FOH SHERIF! gOF MONROE COUNTY A. H. McINNIS MONROE FOR RENT NICELY. furnished 616 Caroline street. and Johnson. apartment. Johnson COURT Apl. 24-tf J. VINING HARRIS FURNISHED apartment, all mod-|,, A - epee tote + ern conveniences, Apply so ee ee CRIMINAL Fleming street, Campbell | : Apartments. Paul Bo: J. LANCELOT LESTER eee ee FOR COUNTY SOLICITOR FOR RENT—Six-room furnished J. F. BUSTO house with modern conveniences, Apply 651 William street. FOR COUNTY SOLICITOR Gtx T. S. CARO NICELY furnished cool apart- ments on South Beach; all mod- ern conveniences; cool year around; also newly furnished, attractive modern bungalow on William street. Luther Pinder, 506 South street. Phone 584. May 19-6tx HOUSE; Apply COUNTY ‘COMMISSIONER First District WM. R. PORTER (Re-Election) FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER First District BOLIVAR T. RECIO FURNISHED 1 conveniences. at 321 Whitehead. May 24-tf| CORNER GREENE AND ANN] STREETS—Opposite City Hall! —Suitable for storage rooms, . garage, repair shops, etc. Ap- ply The Citizen. dec20) WANTED ; | For COUNTY COMMISSIONER | WANTED—Those who desire en-| pp yphourth District graved visiting cards to give us| their orders. The Artman| Press, 125 Duval street, in The! Citizen building LABORERS wanted for Key Largo | Camp. Inquire Tidewater Con- | struction Co., Key West, Flor-| ida. May 24-1tx modern FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Second District EMORY L. PIERCE |FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Second District BRAXTON B. WARREN FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Fifth District W. HILTON CURRY FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Fifth District ABELARDO LOPEZ AGENT wanted in Key West terri-| tory. Sworn proof of $75 per week. $1.50 an hour for spare} time. Introducing Finest Guar-| I anteed Hosiery. 126 styles and| POR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD colors. Low prices. Auto fur-) First District nished, No copital or exper CLARENCE H. PIERCE ence necessary. Wilknit Hosiery Company, Department M-80, Greenfield, Ohio. | May 24-4tx) MALE HELP WANTED RELIABLE man wanted by na- tionally known Company to act as local distributor of their! _ products; highly profitable and) permanent business; every co-| operation given; experience un- necessary. Write the J. Ry Watkins Company, 62-64 Iowa} St., Memphis, Tenn. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Fifth District S. OWEN SAWYER First District FRANK O. ROBERTS | FOR MEMBER SCHOCL BOARD} ond District WILLARD M. ALBURY t MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Seeond District HARRY M. BAKER & MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Second District MYRTLAND CATES FoR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Second District ELLA FCRD MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Third District MILLARD B. GIBSON HELP WANTED MALE STORE MAN—Young mifin about 21 to 25 years of) age, in good health, who is ac- tive and careful, to learn our busine: Some knowledge of general merchandise} such as no- tions, dr oods, “hardware, toilet fonda stationery and FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD other similar lines desirable, Third District Consideration given only to men VICTOR LOWE who are real workers have am made good in present position. In your application, which will be treated in confid i FOR POINT VIEW Here’s the thing in a nutshell: This auto shighway down the east | shore of Florida has only to com plete its spanning of the keys be fore all the countries to the south} of the United begin to merge into! the picture and we are faced with | ja future that involves a highway! as long and as sound as the Mon- roe doctrine and that will make| the muchly celebrated Appian Way of the pompous old Roman} conquerors look like a mere wide place in the road. “Yes, it does one a lot of good ¢}to get away from home for a few days and get his perspective back into proper working shape. Then he begins to see Fort Lauderdale | for what it is, a phenomenally al- luring little city shedding its light an unbreakable and un- diminishing artery that will literally link nations. We are a -;good town looking forward to a “And maybe th won't stop ever tip-end of Cuba sibility is being rt in an immeasurably future. The very this ought to be > anybody of second PAGE SAYS Three times the radiate minute at speed of Six engine. teen or capacity MPH. circulated per in New Day Jewett — SUBDIVISION ON THE 3 iD OF BOCA CHICA be full details as to your qualifica tions. Box 25, Citizen offic will th of Y WEST within 20 inhabitants CHOICE LOST—Pin with wish-bone bloodstone. Finder Begley Fi Co., and re OF CHURCHES LOST—Diamond, s eagle. Return to F. 130 Duval street, and reward, Ma: REAL ESTATE fond BARGAIN LOTS on Gri; nell street, s lot wh 106 ft. 9 in. by 108 ft. 6 in; pend 3 Address P. 0. VACATION mar 11] , ena double Johnson, re e GOLF ¢ If courses of Florida. This OPPORTUNITY of fishing to you can reasonable price. Box 92. “TALUABLE CORNER—Southard and Elizabeth; 69 ft. on E beth, 100 ft. 6 in. on Sou Easy payments. Addres at you will al- YOUR HOME SOR SALE 2 and hi one I AM OFFERING You Apply n A SAFE INVESTMENT. OUR LOTS ARE 5Ox100 cheap. at $2350. sacrifice, LSENKAMP a Bidg, OLD PAPERS oF s a nickle. The Key West Citize: Miami, Fla 125 Duval street. FOR JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAL} | ITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda o 71GKS tc PORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Year INJURED MAN IS IMPROVING NEWTON PINDER NOW GGOD CHANCE FOR RECOVERY HAS, MUSIC INSTRUCTION Teacher of Cornet, Saxophone, Trombone and Clarinet. cial instruction wton ‘Pinder, the F. railway employee who was iound in an unconscious condition in the| F. k.°C. terminal yards Saturday} m ng at 3 o'clock, is reported} as resting well at Dr. Lowe’s hos-| pital today. He was rational yes- terday, but was allowed to say but 4 fews poids: (His ighysiziony Parlor music a specialty. that he is improving, and ha |chanecs’ of recovery if no com-|| » HUBERT REASON plications arise. |] 910 White St. Phone 444-W The injured man’s wife and two \little chaldren have arrived from) Miami and are at the home of his; stepfather and mother, Mr. and! Mrs. John H. Roberts, 312 Wil- jem street. Spe- solfegio, time ic. Band and orchestra all and furnished for occasions. Allan B. Cleare & Company Wholesaie Grocers and NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH The new treatment for torn flesh, cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations thet is doing such won- derful work in flesh healing the Borozone liquid and powder combination treatment. The liquid Borozone is a powerful antiseptic ( P. 0. Box 13 that purifies the wound of all and infectious germs, while the Borozone powder is the great healer. There is nothing like it on earth for speed, safety | and efficicney. Price (liquid) 30c, GOc and $1.20. Powder 30c and 60c. ~Sold by all druggi Commission Merchants is 511 FRONT STREET Key West, Fla. poisons A eS ee | | =SMail 10c for copy of === | new Henry! recipe = | i REE == book showing SIXTY Bovs in swimming at Wailuku, new recipes. Write Hawaii, found a mass of amber- gris, said to be worth several eee sand dollars, lying on the beach.| CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years geht bears LaeKi, gnature of |FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD | SOMIOIIIOS IS IIIS M: PILLS SS, MONEY Given Away PO PPIPAPLPALAEBPAHDAPDLEEALAL AA Ahhh hh hdkidided, TI APAPLALOL SA paper be: oe the signature of Mr. bakery for ONE DOLLAR EACH. IN i so much ihe off. This will continue for this offer and ensures it 30 days. MERCHANTS lucky slips. ——_—$—$———$ In three loaves of each day’s baking there Sawy The The genuineness. BUY TIP TOP BREAD AND GET Sell every loaf, as MONDAY, MAY 24, 1926, Don’t Miss This One San Carlos Theatre RRA Grand Opening SATURDAY, MAY 29th HARRY CORDRAY OFFERS The “Snappy Steppers’ WITH TOMMY BURNS Musical Comedy Revue PRETTY GIRLS. --:-- | FUNNY COMEDIANS Fun for the Whole Family VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES CHANGE OF PROGRAM THREE TIMES WEEKLY PRICES: MEET ME AT THE SAN CARLOS THEATRE ORCHESTRA 50c BALCONY = 35c } 4 PID ASETEOOMMS Commencing Monday, May 24, sai continuing for 30 days Three One Dollar Bills Wi Be Given Away Daily to purchasers of Tip Top Bread---the bread with a reputation of white tation at the will be will nd good on pre: placed lips iaser who finds the slips pure this hake behind reputation of THE MONEY! the ASK YOUR GROCER FOR TIP TOP BREAD When you eat Tip Top Bread you help to make a bigger and better city VIG IILIIISISIIVIIS IGE SDS BLaL LILO Sa SSL IBIS LIL SI Pw’ "SOOPDPTIMIDIDLELD. DGIPIDIIDLISIIIVILLIOIIIIIILS