The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 15, 1934, Page 2

PACE TS “Che Rev THesi Citiser Published Daily Except Sunday By HE CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO., INC. i. P, ARTMAN, President. From The Citizen Building Corner Greene and Ann Streets Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County. Entered at Key West, Florida, as second class matter FIPTY-FIFTH YEAR Member of the Ansociated Prexs The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for republication I news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited ia this paper and also the local news: published here. SUBSCRIPTION RAT One Year ........ 3ix Months . Three Month: One Month Weekly ...... ADVERTISING Made known on application, SPECIAL NOTICE All reading notice of thanks, resolutions of respect, obituary n ete., will be charged for at the rate of 10 cents a line. Notices for entertainments by churches from which @ revenue is to be derived are 5 cents a line. The Citizen Is an open forum and invites discus- sion of public issues and subjects of local or general interest but ii will not publish anonymous communi- cations. RATES NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES FROST, LANDIS & KOHN 250 Park Ave. w York; 35 East Wacker Drive, CHICAGO; eral Motors Bldg., DETROIT; ‘Walton Bldg., ATLANTA. We are free to be foolish, if we so like. To be ethical is to think honestly and truly. All officials desire to bé criticised, provided it is favorable. People should eat the same food every day, according to a health authority. Boarding house keepers will say amen to LAW REFORM NEEDED Taken man to man, it is probable that the lawyers of the country illustrate as high ; a type of citizenship as can be found in the ranks of any other profession or calling. It is not, therefore, the purpose of this article to cast any reflections upon lawyers, col- lectively or individually, so far as their in- tegrity is concerned. It is nevertheless true that lawyers are in the main to blame for the multiplicity of laws with which this country is burdened today, as well as for the dilatory tactics ex- hibited by our courts of high and low de- gree. Some time ago the Illinois Bar Asso- | ciation declared that “the subject of law reform is technical and the lawyers must deal with it, yet they do nothing, or are hopelessly divided.” No less an authority than the late Chief Justice Taft condemn- | ed our present system of criminal proce- dure. A similar expression was made in a resolution of the American Bar Associa- tion. Congress and state dominated by lawyers; all laws are framed by lawyers, (many of them to be later de- clared unconstitutional by other lawyers acting in the capacity of judges) ; all court procedure is established by lawyers—yet the highest authorities among them admit that they have made a sorry mess of it all. What is the remedy? We don’t know. | Ask a lawyer. Fulton, Miss., is not exactly a “twin; legislatures are | aded eee ee ae Ben 4588 — == _TUP REY WEST CITIZEN Daily Cross-word Puzzle SS ee ee ACROSS 1. Small soft masses 5. Speedily 10. Discolored place 14. The herb dill 15. Toll | 38. Hatian river 11. Discloses 19. Fail to do . Bound’ by an oath 22. Perched . Fertile places 3. Spread for drying Anger . American. hue morist |. Mingled won der and fear ). Baking com partments . Short sleep - Extra. supply . ape plant § oes : Kdible tuber . Symbol for tantalum . Improves . Prime mine ister ). Southern con- stellation . Brier 53. Attempt . Health resort . Native metale bearing compound . Arabian gare ment oe aoe ae eee Fee ae i Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle =! 8. Conjunction, 20. Portuguese territory J India . Exist . Oriental cart 28. German river ‘Qpen i . Salamander, 37. Fish eggs ). Frozen: water . Tea testers . Abbreviate . Make believe; Native of @ ° European country Danish money of account . Analyze into grammatical elements FT| PAVIA 3s DOINATTIEMMEILIArTIETDI ” E[LIOIPIE|OMMS[EINIOIR|S] «. DOWN . International conflicts . Afresh . Dedicates . Cubic meter 3. Entire quan= tity nvesisting wish month 2 Thee whieh is contained 9. Before Dinner course Gitt . At one time 3 Little chil- dren |. Assessment rating 2, Rodent } City in Okla- homa Highest_moun- tain in the world . Expressing sorrow . Sailors . Intervening: law Pertaining to grand parents 64 Finely divided ik roc! 5 Expert aviv ators Little: Scotch Shelter Therefore 73. Narrow road 74.. Other . Positive elec- trie pole . Concludes | Ze | tt oo TS ie at Ol The Lighthouse Tender Poppy, | Captain Clifton H. Lopez, res-| | cued four men off the wrecked, | gas boat Eolis this morning. The | vessel was bound for Tampa from t Havana and was bilged near} Crawfish Shoals. The men were! brought to Key West, given: | breakfast and otherwise cared; ! for. Members of the crew of the | wrecked vessef are Captain D. W. | | White, John B, Whelden, Thomas | Dickey and Russell MeMullen, of Tampa. Miss Josephine Benevides, who won the Queen Contest at the | Cuban Club this week, will short- | ‘ly be honoree at a dance and re | ception to be given by the mem-' i bers. Miss Benevides was sup-; ported by the Indepen of the club and won with 9,000; j votes to spare. Judging from the rumors that | are being heard on all sides in, Key West, it appears that a num-! bber of big things are about to ibreak” here. There is a great deal of talk about certain build-| ings that are to be erected by out-! 'siders, also several ‘purchases of | land that are to be made. How-! ever, it. will probably be several, t months before any definite in-} formation will be given to the publie. | hens before the end of the year. ; Miami. THURSD. If you do not receive your paper by 6:00 o’clock in the afternoon, use your telephone or your neighbor’s phone and call 51 and a paper will be sent to your home. A complaint boy is on duty at this office from 6:00 to 7:15 p. m. for the purpose of delivering com- plaints. Help us give you 100 percent service by calling 51 if you do not receive The Citizen. ee te Alaska, whi: the United States bought from Russia for $7,200,000 has produced $600,000,000 worth of minerals since 1880. tors to the poultry farm of J. Ro- land Adams during the past few da; Mr. Adams states he ex- pects to have about 3,000 laying} The grounds around the start-| | er and professional houses at the golf course will be filled in and} | pet in perfect shape in the event dent sector | the $60,000 bond issue is approv- | ed by residents of Key West, Editorial comment: Keep this foremost in your mind: Your | city is going to be just what you; choose to make it. Mrs. A. M. Wilson, Lieutenant Wilson, U. S. A., de- lightfully entertained a number of Key Westers yesterday after. wife AY, ag MARCH 15, 1934. IF YOU GET UP NIGHTS USE BUCHU AND GIN Make This 25c Test It is as valuable to the bladder as castor oil to the bowels. Flush- es out impurities and excess acids which cause the irritation result- ing in getting up nights, burning frequent desire, leg pains and j backache, On account of the al- cohol in gin use juniper oil from ‘which gin is made. Ask for Bu- kets, the bladder laxative also con- taining buchu leaves, ete. After jfour days, if net pleased your druggist will return wour 25c. You are bound to sleep better aft- fer this flushing. Bukets guaran- ‘teed by Olivieri’s eeocccrcce esoccce Today’s Horoscope +} You have a mystical tempera- | ment, strong in friendship, but not very warm blooded. There is a rather luxurious trend, with no great desire for exertion; but really capable of strong actin if | the interest is aroused. The mind is philosophical, carrying you along comfortably, and rather oblivious to other people’s opin- \ ions. 1 Subscribe for The Citizen. of! | Smooth Clear Skin | Don’t endure pimples and blotches. noon with a bridge party in he#! Allay chem quickly with pure Resinol quarters at the Army Barracks. More than 300 passengers -de-} . trained at the F. E. €. terminals! | last night from the train: ftom = Most of them were: hook- 4} Soap and safe, efficacious ecmnol BENJAMIN LOPEZ PR FUNERAL HOME Established 49 Years Key West's Oldest 24-Hour Ambulance Service ed for Havana and left on the! Governor Cobb today. Since the| beginning of the schedule of spe-} ‘The way things political now appear the raee for the governor- ship will be a close one in Key | West. The two candidates, Jen-j city,” but it claims the record for pairs of | d Z| | twins in a town of 900 population. Among | [* } its prominent twins are the sheriff, deputy that. A senator declares that the present Senate is equal or superior to any previous one. The Citizen assumes he intended to praise. fg A. D. does not always mean Anno Do- mini. ~ If you do not get our meaning ask Author Ernest Hemingway. He probably knows. Abuse, particularly when untruthful and unwarranted, creates sympathy. Those filled with the virus of hate, should take notice. Working girls should receive men’s wages, according to a feminist orator. Well, some of them attain that goal by getting married. »#& health writer avers that “a perfect knee is a wonderfully constructed hinge.” During the short skirt era a good many of us Tidtieed that. The writer wrote an item concerning the “inequities” of the NRA, but the lino- typer set it up “iniquities.’”’ Perhaps he was right. We will see. An exchange says that General John- son has a bear by the tail and can’t let loose. We cannot see how he can hold on much longer, bears have such small ; tails, It is almost unbelievable but there are statistics to prove that in 1933 one_per- son out of each 15 of the nearly 130,000,- 000 people in this country were seriously | hurtin accidents. Shingles are made with cement now and that’s bad news for the small boy. Then it’s nix on “backward, turn back-| ward, oh, time in thy flight and make me | a boy again,....”” Hoover spoke of the “noble experi- ment” and Roosevelt creates experiments, | all not so noble. He certainly was ill-ad-j vised on the ability of the army fliers to fly the mail with improperly equipped planes. Since there is no word for “Yes” in} the Latin language, we have been wonder- | ing how Latin maidens gave their assent to | the proposals of romantic swains. © A nod! of the head, or, perhaps, the old familiar } “This is so sudden.” When Mrs. Roosevelt, the president's wife heard that her James, at a! church meeting expressed himself as against the proposed Child Labor Amend- ment, she said she had written him about it. “Of course,” she added, “ entitled- te his own opinion. asking his. more. Jimmy must have seem sufficient to him.” only sensible view to take. son, everybody is I am merely | T would never dream of doing i reasons That seems the Amendment, which | sheriff, the wife of the chancery and the power company’s office manager. Parents of the twins inelude the lady post- master, three merchants and the sherift’s | [1 brother. One of the town’s truck drivers is a twin and another has twin nieees. All of these twins exeept two live within one mile of the Fulton courthouse. CWA TRANSFORMATION (Orlando Reporter-Star) The general shakeup in Florida CWA should serve to reduce shakedown. Maybe there hasn’t been any shakedown, but there’s been lots of talk. Administrator Julius Stone is trans- forming the whole CWA structure. He is said to be moving the “skeleton” of the or- ganization to Jacksonville. No doubt some skeletons will be left behind. The move to Jacksonville will be more convenient for the people of Central and South Florida than Tallahassee. But Orlando would have been far more conven- ient for all Florida. Nor need Mr. Stone console himself | in the belief that he is moving into a Tess | political atmosphere. He will find as many | political wire pullers and chiselers in Jack- sonville as at Tallahassee and for the same school. “Watch, look and listen’ will be a good motto for Mr. Stone to follow if he has a sineere desire to serve worthy and } needy people in Florida. A REASONABLE EDITOR, After all is said and done, it must be | admitted. that the. average small town edi: | He will agree to almést | tor is reasonable. any proposition which seems fair. He will | even suggest several‘ propositions and let | the other fellow take his choiee. This obliging attitude is well illustrat- ed by an item in the Tribune, published in | Altoona, Kan., whieh says: “Anyone owing this paper is requested to call and pay at once. Anyone not owing | is requested to eall and subscribe and begin | owing at once. Anyone we are owing is requested to subscribe for this paper in ad- vance for the full amount of the debt and pay us another year in advance, cash. Any- one who is not owing us and will not do so, is requested to move to North Dakota and | make room for someone who will.” One would think that everybody would be in favor of the Child Labor but there are differences of | opinion, and many reasons for them. Several prominent men have been out- spoken in their opposition parent has expressed himself as most bit- terly opposed. The most recent dec- laration against the Child Labor Amend- ment was made by one-time Senator James A. Reed of Missoeri, whe said in his speech: “To my mind this un-American thing ought to be killed by and every legis- lative body.” 4 clerk, | many a} cha Be Sai wi sygeeag gees eos ye | YZ ri [| ZZ aa | il i i | Highest Lowest Mean Normal Mean ... I Moon rises jae sets Abilene Atlanta Boston . Buffalo Chicago - Detroit ... Dodgé City Duluth Eastyort El Paso Hatteras Helena | Huron | Jacksonville i KEY WEST | Louisville Miami | Minneapolis | Nashville New York | Pensacola | Pittsburgh | St. Louis | Salt Lake City | Sit. Ste. Marie | Tampa Washington Williston | Wytheville i WEATHER (Tit & p Raintan> Yesterday’s Precipitation Normal Precipitation .... “Thix record cavern 24-hour eee have occurred during the last 24 ending at 8 oefock (nis rverming. Tomorrow’ .-- 10:12 Barometer at & Sea level, 30.04, Lowest Last Night Yesterday | - 42 . 26 . TODAY’S WEATHER Temperature® — {| pressure is relatively low off the ..75| South Atlantic coast, Cape Hatter- 66| as, N. €., 30.02 mches; while a 70| high pressure area extends_grom! nings and Martin, are popular and many folks have been heard to say they don’t know which! one they will vote for. Jennings, has undoubtedly made great gains\| within the last few days, but the | adherents of Martin declare his ‘ votes will be larger in number ; than is expected. { By next Wednesday practically | every vessel of the local spong- | ing fleet will be out of port on} the grounds on the third voyage | | of the season. It is believed by| many this will be the most suc- | cessful in several years. The’ second trip was a fairly good one. ! the men sharing more than si00! | each. i i | 72! New England southwestward to! | | the Gulf of Mexico, Eastport,:Me., es Ins, | 30. 30 inches, and Pittsburgh, , Pa.,| 05 Ins. | 30. 34 inches, Scattered tains hours along the Atlantic coast from Maine to southeastern iy - - ™m./ ida, in southern Texas and on the . m. i fs of Washington. Tempera- j tures have fallen in the Atlantic | . Mm. 0 ate Ohio valley, Tennessee, | P. M.| risen in the central Plains state: 10:58 | and have risen in the central plains 4:24| States, upper Mississippi valley, = and lake region, with readings 24 j to 32 degrees higher in the Lake | Superior region, Temperatures are generally above normal «this morning over the eastern portion | of the country and the Gulf states, |and above over eastern districts. ' G. S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge. 3:48 a. mm, toda Highest Today In History ee pc rewane cen, GIR Ae tla of sie k is { '1820— Maine admitted P Statehood. 1875—Archbishop John Me- Closkey of New York Saeor: | first American Cardinal. 1917—Abdication of the Czar} | of Russia. 1933—Most of the : security houses in opened. stock and country re- 52 28 84 | The number of trueks bringing produce into Montana in 1933 was! estimated at 25 per eent below that of 1932, a decrease attributed | FORECAST ;to closer inspection. m. Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Fair BILIOUSNESS tonight and northeast and east winds. | Florida: Fair day; somewhat portion Friday. | Moderate partly overcast jand Friday. East Gulf: Friday: moderate gas we ——. = CONSTIBATION tonight and Fri- warmer in north} Jacksonville to Florida Straits: northeast winds weather and tonight} Moderate north- | east and cast winds. WEATHER A disturbance has moved over the Lake Superior ]Deiuth, Mina, CONDITIONS in} region. 29-60 imches, and jand East Gulf States, and have | {| Seeing 1,000 white ehickens at | one time is not an ordinary sight | | in Key West and for that reason | | there has been a number of vi | i \[Leeewwssrrrrrrarres. COT OO Taam JUST RECEIVED--- NEW SHIPMENT OF WALL BOARD IN 4 FEET WIDTHS AND 8’, 9’, 1@’ AND 12’ LENGTHS, IN GREEN OR PLAIN FACE, PER M cial evening trains bite has ss creased more than percent between Key West ape Miami. Licensed Embalmer Phone 135 Night 696-W | DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED UNDER U S. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE PLAN THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member of the Member of the Insurance Federal Reserve Federal Deposit Corporation — U. S. 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