The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 14, 1933, Page 2

> rpossible to weed out all “bad eggs," PAGE To Sa SE © Publish Except Sunday By THE CLTIZEN te ir puns B SsmaNe oot vo. L. P, ARTMAN, President. comer Grecue and’ Ann strteta i Only Daily. Newapapex in Ker West and Monroe *Mntered at Key West, Florida, as secon¢ class matter rere tone YEAR ‘of the Associnted Press is see aged caohe ohe the locai news pul aes emery, aad geen ited tn tai each creda C4 “SUDSCRIPTION RACES wi the local dws published nae ae Anke One * ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application. ah I ~~ SPECIAL NOTICH 7 al notices, cards of thanks, resolu...» o! ary totices, ete, will be charged .or at “the rate of 10 cents a line. Not ertertainments by churches from which * the to bg derived are 6 cents a line. “Banas Sa lasuea und subjects of local or ganeral i open forum and invitee alscus- i but it will not publish anonymour com- ions. ZATIONAL Apventi<ne aePaes NTATIVES se ST LANDIS & KOHN Soto park a New York; 35 East Wackez Drive, Eagar ig bigs ATLA PI tag DETROIT: “AMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST pe ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. Bridges to complete Road to Main- land. © Free Port. Hotels and Apartments , Bathing Pavilion. Agquariym. Airports—Iand and Sea. Consolidation of-County and City “Governments. Bw Friends Forever Faithful. © Se “oe = © Words are idle, useless toys unless 4 It takes 56 muscles to frown and only 12 to smile. Don’t work overtime! Men guiltless of procrastination do not suspect their fellow-beings of lying. Most folks would gladly join the “Buy “campaign if they could do the buy- sien We read that America has about 200 sflialegts. Radio annauncers seem to have -Fanstered them all. “+ SNe 7 » «Automobiles are going after style in abig way. We wonder what they will look dike-Anno, Domini 1940. oem Shee ~o» Emil Huyja, new tation Department assistant, is doing a bit of talking just now. ‘We hurja the first ‘Sime. * Pas ks ae heard a: man telling one the other about a merchant who sold beer, but » mot $.2—because it took a license to sell that kind! 25-SProm her says rising amusement taxes kill by We're not afraid. Why the bo ida, haven’ been able to kill ky, Moyntain- News. "Rach ‘person is but a grain of sand on desert of life. And, although some mtial in the erection of mighty Setradtures to mankind, the majority remain “GuisiAad peaceful, filling their own little — the great desert. an life, according to scientists, be- gins-in qanegg. Whatit is, other than it’s — has as yet been undiscovered. It + might be, if discovery ever takes place, an accomplishment which would ultimately Plead to perfection of the races. ‘eich >. Some people miscanstrue the meaning Qi&happiness, They think that to squan- ife aud savings brings ane real con- but most of them find out sooner or that it is a mack of the real article. Most-of our likes and dislikes are children ‘ of-euk_own mind, which we foster until i they become obsessions—taking for ex- ample—wishing for something we know we can’t afford. If we could concentrate on Moulding aur desires to fit things within our grasp, make ourselves find real plea- Bure in our own scope of living, we would obliviate that demon “worry”, decrease crime and fiud trye happiness and content- ment. ‘ t ‘ iT CAN’T BE DONE “It-is a strange confusion of ideas,” said George B. Cortelyou, president of the | Edison Electric Insiitute, “which would put | commodity prices up in order to stimulate | economic recovery and at the same time would put utility prices down—when the proper functioning of the utilities is neces- Sary to the success of any recovery pro- gram.” Yet, there are a goed many people| who advocate doing just that. They want recovery. They want stimulated employ- ment and higher yages ior workers. They | want to see the wholesale and commodity | 27. price indexes go hack to normal levels And at the same time they want to make utility rates fcllow precisely the opposite trend, and place every difficulty in the way of this great i:.dustry continuing its mos commendable employment and construc- | tion record. | There are likewise the people who have heen sug. ting special utility tax- es by the duzen the last year or two, and have enacted some of them into law. At! ithe moment no comparable industry is forced to bear such discrjmination in the | matter of taxation—none is reaping so lit- tle oi the fruits of recovery. And, as Mr. Cortelyou intimates, none is more essential to recovery. Utilities are signing codes which will | increase operating expense. What effect | the codes will have on the gross cost of | producing and distributing power remains to be seen—-but it should be thoroughly understood that the effect must be reflect- | ed in the rate structure, if the ¢ompanies } are to be maintained on a sound basis. | Ask the average business man what! he would think if it were demanded that | he pay more for everything he buys, and | sell his own product for less. That is what certain critics are demanding of the utili- | ies. | SPENDING IS SAVING NOW True economy is that which obtain: the largest possible return for a doilar ; spent. Truer economy is to spend that | doliar at a time when it will bring the | most. | We have had a number of years Bek extreme depression. Prices have dropped | to.unitndginably iow levels. Buying pow- | er has been close to non-existent. There was money in the country—but persons} who had surpluses were afraid to spend. They. went without needed articles in or- der to keep their savings intact. They per- mitted property to fall into costly disre- pair. If they pursue that timid policy any longer, they are going to be literally out of luck. That hoarded money is going down in value now. The worth of the dollar de- pends entirely upon what it will buy. Six | months from now it v buy much than it will buy today. In other words, if you keep money in a_ non-productive state at present it amounts to certain per age of it away. H ¥ou can get a maximum value from your money only by putting it to use. There was never a better time to install new water equipment, to repair or replace a roc*, to build or rebuild, to paint or to ‘do 2 thousand similar things. | Every dollar | s® spent will appreciate in value what it) buys will, in a “cry short time, have a market walie much in excess of what you paid Think it over. True through wise spending. | less | | saving now is INFLATION AGAIN A few months ago inflation was the subject of the hour. Then it moved off the stage = other actors in the recovery play | took its place. back now. Some ahoars vers believe that it is inevitable the near future; it is kn that the precident has been studying ways and means to bring it about and co A gteat ny businesses are still as } as they ever were from the usual sources of new credit, and they've got to get 1 ey somewhere if they It’s coming wn Start of an inflatior nouncement th g the power ing drive. gram is seen Fede Reserve, usin ‘9 it YF short buyer of government d an easy means of exnanding The answer to this qu many others, the Roosevelt. Congress gave hi is de- mand, practically unlimited over ihe currency. He has used that power cau- tiously to date. ry pro- in the t the time has been a heavy s—doing this is hte cr t. xestion, as to so mind of Mr. m, at h is solely i power it being the idea of the locals to 54 throwing a |‘ dren who have i study. | be Tor REY W ACROSS Scatter seed Checkered fabric Rabble Mountain in JA[OTAy sitive california: rockfish . Bustle - One who has charge of money . Forefinger ; Large recep. tacle for Naquia |. Dressed . A race of wheat . Discharge c? a debt one Acid fruit Sufficient: BOlEM| |S|eY INIOIS/EZ EST Ciiizen “(MANY ANGLES TO | | PARTY RACES IN Every day ? i Enrages { Poem | . Spar i 6. Corridor Title | Flowering plant Flies aloft Exclamation Strength Substantives ACTIVITY BY bis giana Low chirping | By HERBERT PLUMMER (By Axsocinted Press) WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.— | Democratic leaders in the senate E IR TO BE HELD NEXT YEAR soun Defeated at chess i Indigestion | More clever H 8 Distant: prefix poet. 20. Sunken fence Begins to grow light | Pay court to ‘Transported Companies of players In 44. Waik wearily 45. Grating 48. Assail . Medicinal liquor |. Swiss canton . Animate |. Trouble 5 Reverage a game Former nega- tive More pleasant Tipping to one side KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY! Happenings Here Just 10 Years Ago Today As Taken From ‘The Files Of The Citizen ¢ The Cuban boy scouts that has promised a visit to Key West il arrive on the S, S. Cuba to- orrew afternoon from Havana. angements have been made tering the boys at the acks in one of the used by the soldie outs, commanded by Mr: cher, are heading the com tee on arrangements to things pleasant during the stay of Cuban visitors. Plans h n made to keep the bo go from the time they land, George it- make he ve the the Cuban visitors as good a j time the locals were given in ‘ia Public schools of Monroe coun- will open their doors Monday i for th rm and hundreds of been school chil enjoying summer term of pleasure i now begin a long term The Rotary Club will tend the opening of |C. H. Ketchum will visit th A. H. McInnis, t for the Division school and Dr. Kemp will |group visiting the Harris, school. eir of the schools. 1 0: Money, money, money,’all kinds of money can ‘be nd around the & y to be bet on the Firpo-Demp- y fight to be held tonight at the Polo grounds in New York. Her jthe betting is 2 to 1 that De count, Ott 2 to 1 that Dempsey Added interest in the scrap to the fact that Firpo in Key West while for ers are ing win, is due av ro was en- noon 3 on edy Dr. W will be delivered Warren. Eve as Key West's First Funeral Home Key West's First Ambula: Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps s on st fall and winter Lopa.ent |must view prospects in the con-! All at coula | gressional elections of next year! eae | with some degree ; of those in their own as wel! as! jthe republican ranks who are to! run again. H In the first place, in three states! | both senators must be elected in | 1934. Boring tool 9, Long harrow inler Crafty. . Note of the Squander . Stamped Oniontike vegetable Ventilate | judgeship makes it necessary for) up for reelection. ! In Tennessee, the same {tion prevails. MeKellar’s term ex- \pires. Bachman, who was |pointed when Cordell Hull re- signed to become secretary i state, must run again. democrats. Montana’s situation is tical with that of Tenn Wheeler’s Erickson, ee. who relinquished the} _ COMING CONGRESS ::.... THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 193% TODAY’S WEATHER Temperature* Lowest Mean . Yesterday’s WILL BE SCENE OF GREAT Naueel Precipitation en Sui Sui Moon ; CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS Normal Mean Rain Precipitation pas mtn nr n sets vii Moon sets of perplexity! High ... are {when they glance down the list) Low ‘Tomorrow's Tides A. M. 6:30 Harony a.m. Sea level, 29. | Abilene The resignation of Bratton of, Atlanta |New Mexico to accept a federal Boston Bu j that state to elect two men to the, ' Chicago ;senate, Cutting, a republican, is ‘Denver | Detroit situa-| Dodge City Lowest 70 ma . 56 ffalo Duluth i ap-| Eastport .... Paso of, Galveston Both are! Helena | Huron iden-' Jacksonville | KEY WEST term comes to an end.| Little Rock iami governor's chair to come to Wash-| Minneapolis ington to take the place of the} late Tom Walsh, must face the electorate of he wants to retain his seat. | Democratic Dilemma | But it’s not these double con-! tests that worry the democratic chieftains, pared to another problem have on their hands. What troubles them is what course shall they pursue in the three s 6Of New Mexico, California and Wis- consin if the three repub- Ki mators up for reelec- tion win in the primaries and enter the general elections. they} -! COLONIAL. EX. CONVICTS \FAVORED AS SERVANTS (By Ans LONDON. Sept. 14—A native! who has served one or more terms} Here’s the situation: of imprisonment is regarded in the’ In New Mexico, Bronson Cut- Gilbert and Ellice islands as the’ ting is up for reelection, Cutting} best man to employ as a domestic came out wholeheartedly for} rvant. according to a report on‘Roosevelt against President Hoo- that colony issued by the British ver in the campaign last year. In colonial o . ; Wisconsin, there’s “Young Bob” Prisoners in’ colony J@jls are,LaFolette’ who did the same as Zar as possible, trained in some thing. useful occupation, and they ac-' And out in California there’s quire knowledge which they are that senate veteran, Hiram John- able to turn to good account after son, an ardent supporter of Presi- their release. dent Roosevelt, who will be out to “No air of gloom pervades a keep his seat in the election of Gilbertese or Ellice prison,” says next year. the report, “nor does the fact of being imprisoned carry any social! ong the natives.” A Faithful Trio All three of these men ‘been smiled upon by the ad- as 2 ministration. Cutting, it was fight will be an-'yumored around cabinet-picking! nc m the second floor of time, was offered a place in the The Citizen building — tonight.’ Roosevelt official family, and de-! Dempsey and Firpo, greatest in! glined. history, will fight for the worl Hiram Johnson was asked to go championsh: Fans will be giv- to London as 9 delegate to the| the fight free by world ecoffomic conference, but} refused. “Young Bob” LaFolectte } twas then approached, but also! Liquor approximate- | turned down the offer. Both of} ly $600 taken from/ these senators have supported the| the home of a resident of Eaton President’s legislative program ar have need at - street some time ago, was ordered most in its entirety. returned to him today. The own-} The question now arises as ta| er was arrested on a warrant is- what will be the attitude of the} sued out of the court of E, W.' democrats toward these three ad-} | Russell. The ease was nol pros- wiinistration supporters. Will the| sed under’ the-new law. party’s support be thrown eriiaet — them next year in an effort to Editorial seine nent: Pretty Put democrats in their places? hard on the kids to start back to. No wonder the party stalwarts school again, ey they will, have 3Fe seratghing their heads. lots of fun getting teacher’s goat. | ee t BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL ome! Established 1885 . Thomas Spen birth of a nine their home 1115 Mother and ba- will: by |lehung (35 Night Phone 696-W Subscribe for The Citizen. ' ie ict EC ff ff CAM AOMMELOEETER QLD PAPERS {= eeeecoeeescoece eeeceeeceoee 1 Bundle for 25 in bundle 5c THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | Coe eball MOM MBL ED ELEM SF a FIIPLPLEALLLLLLALL w Orleans York Pensacola . Ph oenix Pittsburgh St. cloudy ton era | | | Louis in Francisco ‘ ony, (Seattle They are easy as com-} ation | Washington Wi - 64 52 illiston 88 78 83 ; over extreme north port tand overcast weath Frida . Mm. ortheas m,, Northeast - m. - m. oudy with rain in extren east portion; increasing north and northwest winds probably reaching gale force Friday on the northeast north ching gale Increasing or for ) and tonight and 3; rain Frida; Gulf: Moderate east or north por- easterly East winds over tion and diminishing winds over south portion. WEATHER CONDITIONS M.| 8:00! toda Highest | Last Night Ye: te iF ty 78 WEATHER FORECAST (Till 8 p. m. Frid Key West and Vicinit ht ate northerly y) Partly mod- day ¢ jeen per The tropical disturba was ral this morning about lati- jtude 29 north, 72 west, moving between ‘and west-northwest about 12 miles per hour; while the other tropical «ij j turbance was centered in the Gulf of Mexico about 150 miles Mexico. in northwestward, about hour. Both st |tended by gales ove: ‘able ares lo de northwest north me W a consider- y winds of il harri ng last 24 hours i Kansas and Arkansas north- stward over the middie and north Atlantic states, in northern central Te: the 1 nost sec » and = on ; warmer this morning ‘rom north Paciiic states eastward o !the northern Rockies, and peratures have fallen in the tral and southern plains and upper Mississippi va peratures continue above norr from the Ohio vailey southward ver the Gulf and south Atlantic the tem- cen- states, pin Ss. K Offi G. EDY, al in Charge Dean Theodore Hoover of Stan- ford University, brother of former ‘President Hoover, has offered to donate to the state 1,150 acres to increase the size of the California Redwood park, if matched by a similar acreage. Poison Onk . quickly with Imperial Nemedy. Drugeiate are. nuthorixed to refund money if it fails—Advt. or Yeu can still buy your GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR at the lowest price in history «of yse do it now! 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