The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 16, 1934, Page 1

Key West, Florida, has the Ori Ty j 12 : AY most equable weather in the ‘For 64 Years Devoted to the, 3 a eR a 4 & ve ; 4 Ge : , oy 3 y country; with an average ~ Best Interests of Key West ‘. , yo : range of only 14° Fahrenheit. VOLUME LV. No. 117. — - "Borah, “The Libn Of Maho’ Stil Plays°A’ Lone Hand INTY’S Bi SAMUEL KELLY SENTENCED < ALEXANDER R, GEORGE | fo Sesecocoeeseccs IR AIL; (By Associated: Press) * eS oe: mers eb WASHINGTON, May 16. fe SHOW OVER I 000 | TALMAN CAREY PLEADED | Borah of Idaho still rides alone. | a oe, TO VAGRANCY _| The dean of the senate—he hai’ worg the toga continuously for 27 years_remains the arch-individ Two cases were disposed of in |alist, the lone lion of polities, bowr EXPECT iin List AIN/ criminal court at the session this ing neither to president nor fe is morning. “Case No. 13, Samuel! ty, and sometimes not even to the PRIMARY WILL, REACH: AP Kelly, colored, and Case No. 15, {popular will, in taking his sa PROXIMATELY THREE = “INRACE AGAINST | Crit Ready To Make New Start To Finish Flight CONCEDES DEFEAT iment J } (By Associated Press) OPPONENT HAD PILED UP! LAHINCH, Ireland, May. 16.— T 6. | q iy nara '¢xey, May 16. on governmental matters. | | MAJORITY OF MORE THAN! Coptain George Pond and Lieu. i} i from, Be ls tt RS EVER HH he pied Guhide pale amata “New dealers’? have ‘toten| Hie . much of the show from William E,: Kelly was charged with aggra-|Borah and other old stars in the| ‘his stepfather \political circus, but when_ th ion, it being al-!Lion of Idaho” roars, it ‘is still started to draw’ rated a center-ring performane: ‘ ‘otfice t Tax Collector Fiank H|? i ‘was found secreted; - Borah has long been a thorn in! ‘ : a ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND | tenant Cesare Sabelli, safe after “| @ Rarrow escape from death in the (Dy Asscelated Press) { Atlantic, worked on their mono. PHILADELPHIA, May .16:—1 a a ees his arrest. the flesh of republican potentates| ‘After’ Senator David “Raed jaa {Penne today with the, prospects for gr of al 3. ining Harris was ad-'and organization loyalists. He ha’ ' i pan arog to 57 days. been assailed often by republit! rolled up a majority, of more: thin) ****Fly \ contingation of their papi his morning. the talk of poll He was: ae cored a cans as a “stubborn obstructio .}100,000 in two-thirds of the state;| flight tq .Rome,'dim, AE (ig nninoey how many reef : ys al an jist, yet his recent eriticism ot : ‘S Governor Gifford Pinchot’. today} ‘The fliérelandedon “h sand. t 3 } sons had dec! their | intention !14 ‘new deal” phases such as cro} Jeaped from the ear, when | 0's Ui oy wae thé topic of con-| on ae ; was charged with reduction and NRA’s effect 0 Y : : a apt atiheate seg baer #8 Rage ee ag Sea of: his abductors struck him yersation jn all quarters. raigned before small businesses brought commen-! |e 2. ™ tn the republican siomination for While in the county court house! J Tuage i Gunn yesterday he’ dation from corservatives who: vegeecoy hazardous crossing in which the * “ harged with trespass but thi: Blaming his defeat largely on} was bruised and ‘the Citizen heard so many peo-| Was wi ut this formerly denounced him. his health which prevented him}fuel pipe and engine trouble “was: odified to vagrancy and to mane “when he fell to the pav frien |jgnd/ women, say poke ad make from making a personal tour of| threatened to foree the plane _ The abductors righted oe ca #2 it bbe’ «7 peas ogee the}, But he still rides alone—bear-; f as 3 | jthe state, the governor, who ‘aes! a Year and drove His stepfather, Wal-'i2S the republican label but. team- \betore had been defeated in hie, 40¥ at sea. enor ee nearby residenee far Sie Mes T tae Muntoy'stated that if-reteased MH, Permanently the independent. ‘ Ke] efforts to enter the senate, left) _The fiers announced they plan- 5 5 ers et tt mi fg rome n,n Meee eet repay a ea mint oll teres, noel ic ound ip Aight and they ‘tign, was food e030 aor it would take to have arrange-|,,, Borah is lone figure in Foe j has-been a good back slapper, the senate and few are his equals} i again in the general election SiR. me dog aeay fot Ramee with. ps ack This time last Ments made to send him out, the devotee, rarely is seen at a sociat P&by- kisser or post office peddier. fast give-and-take argumenta-jin the fall. ud_reported to. the police. that | week not 175 had paid. ;court was-informed 48 hours at hawisiion aad although he. has’, Most Idaho folks apparently tion. In debate he combines pagna~ If he runs it will be on an ine} They landed at 8:40 > m. 382 = trying to: is tol” Ana assurance ‘was given that be-, ‘the m many friends there is probably ®8Ve figured he didn’t have time ‘city, politenes sand logical thought dependent ticket against‘Reed on} hours and 6 minutes after taking a gi he { closed there! Judge Harris ordered the Lae eee who could be called a erony,t® bother with such things as ge ‘easily expressed. {the republican ticket, and Joseph; off from Floyd Bennett airfield at nig, bem many a ditions to the 1,070 one? held in jail-until such time as pe chins. OF ls. He-spende Bis aves jting bridges or power sites for! It is believed he holds the all- \Guttey, democratic nominee, 6:24 a. m. Monday, il bring up the list of transportation. was provided , Vainies‘buitied i bi hi his. | His state. . He had to be free, they} time capitol hill record for receipt While the fliers plan for a and then, have him: accompanied |Nings buried in biographies, his-' ait to do “heavy thinking” on/of “fan and pan” mail. To charges non-stop flight wer . voters close to the pre-, ji aa rd- {tories and other “heavy” books td ” 4 ae | BOARD ‘ ea tae ai number..of. 3,000... {to the: railroad station and gua’ ju, the largslibtary of his madest ‘the League of Nations, disarma-jthat he has been inconsistent and theless the airmen completed the today but thre. days ‘will vod antl il train Syeervets sched Nicdsinaht bal ‘Counccticut avenue porch * war debts and other big al to his party, he has "i MEETS 1 j retest ree pen of dak Te poate tledsfor the day and an informal One maid suffices for the Puaerd There is a story told to illus-; “I follow issues, not. men. mH that no plane bas ever suceesatuly evcnpnie recess was orderéd and gine ea ee bridge; the‘senator trate this sentiment. A farm boy}record shows no inconsistency isan Sp hae aaayer’ cho..bad visited. in. Boise. returned] principle.” ‘ goa Se, Tat" ies o¢easionally, and Two-Gun Bin|beme te tell his father with von.| There was talk a year ago when + In describing his woerlonse, o'clock | Hart ‘was his favorite screen actor, |34¢7avle pride that Senator Borah/ he was in poor health that his po- PRIMARY ELECTION WILL | Pond said it was the worst he had “aro » . Hprobably se Hart recon.!#4 been pointed out to him walk- litical career was drawing to a BE TAKEN UP ever had, saying that he and his { Structed to bis, taste the dayaiil& down the street and looking in|close. But feiends say he has made partner had not seen anything Nem Borah-knew “the wild pest.” tore . windows just as ordinary; an amazing recovery since a ma- from the time they left Newfound- Ne fin. Ot-the solitary ¥ i The father, snorting skeptically,;and he, himself, says he fe | Peank of county commissioners{also sald much fog and strong i also ate his horseback rides and|** he did 15 years ago. Much of his'Will meet in special session 8 winds were encountered during ep ' OBSERVANCE OF MAY 22 18 chi. He often doles & enkk ‘on, those city people were|recuperative power has been at-/0"clock tonight in the office of| the voyage, . ry lin the rain, hatless, hic helnict of igiving you a big yarn, What the tributed to abstemious living. He} lerk Ross C, Sawyer to consider} After making a survey of the DECLARED NATION. bene weeny brdwn’ hair and “the hell do you think a. man like | neither drinks alcoholic beverages; matters pertaining to the elec-} plane, they hoped — that repairs igustift jaw’ identifying be te! Borah would be. doing in Idaho?” }nor smokes; he even refuses cof- | tions, would be completed today in time AL EVENT } cas whe eB j ‘Fan And Pan’ Mail fee. | .The principal matter which will|for a take-off for Rome before * t 8 Some. political observers have} On June 29 he will be 69 .years|oecupy the attention of the com.| nightfall, anawenit | No Baby-Kisser, said the-xenator reached his zenith) old. The years in the political arena! missioners will be designating . Under daté of May 12, notifica-| Strikingly Borahesque has been! in prestige'a few years ago, that|have left their mark on.him, but|Polling places for the primary elec. PREFERRED WHISKEY tion was sent out by the secretary {bis almost complete disregard pd star hus been fading, But he| Borah of Idaho still rides strong-|tion on June 5 and the appoint- tity Anneciatea Preasy }f the navy to all . stations and | orthodox campaigning. He neverjstill is rated the best orator injly, and alone. ment of clerks and inspectors at} CHICAGO.—Waiving ailmony 16.—King Le. |thips calling attention to the pres-} _____. PR RO SOUR _. [the polls, when she obtained m divorce, Mra. ‘ident’s . proclamation designating | eta Sago. ee eee It is understood that Sheriff K.|Bernice Plotnick of this city ac- “erm g's la t= DOHERTY DAY [MACON DEPARTS |NATIONS PLAN (S.trazsnsvskuccr ex et hy / UNDGIVENTO |. FOR CALIFORNIA’ — HAND A (ped cetera becncllll i - HOSPITAL HERE ovmscrace LEAVES natant CHA | : | WRANGLE Only Two “om On FERA “RING FS davies: TO.| \ OAY AT #oSPITAL IN THIS. MORNING FOR BASE | 4 'L. P. ARTMAN, CHAIRMAN OF | AT SUNNYDALE \GROUP OF WORLD, rowan. Tit N | COMMITTEE, PRESENTS! (hy Ansovtated Press) INCLUDING THIB COUNTRY, | OW NV OF 1] i | MIAMI, May 16.—The United | | cH A | | SAID TO BE PLANNING Tastee W! B. Jackson, U. S.: cee TO MATRON OF IN States navy’s huge dirigible Macon | » officer in charge at the Key’ STITUTION YESTERDAY | icft at 7 a. m. today on n voyage, CONCERTED ACTION ‘Alone? | ‘est. naval station told The Citi-| fodcuaek wate ce IFERA Wot of projects are boing! poner es ae Ott cia ftesb Ble biMtch; deid sald he “ien't! zen that navalcommanders hav pees ton . » C | jFort Taylor and building sanitary pee consideration | / o mammoth sireraft hed been (By ‘Assectated Prem) jeneried on at present and it can-, nits in the city proper. * “Melucy in the Spring,” well and can't fight, but will go been. advised to give Tocal; Mfatia Gutsens, matron of Mer- maneuvering in Florida waters and | Lanude 1 pi For the work st Fort Taylor all Spd ee et to sel be agg received from the Caribbean for some time in » May 16 The Aso not be determined at thie time the materini necessary is at hand edes hospital, was made happy! é en best ne Calitersia as toon as he} Maritime organizations for assist- © jeonnection with activities carried| ciated Press was informed author-| tend: dale alban te Silke detent. "Palace —“Tracey tides Alone,” canine Vhrengh with the Lasky vith pone eg wand ey re eee | or Sernromens nares. fitatively today that a sroup | ae aa mot, this ms oeler to sabia inane: aa Strand—“Death Takes A Holi- | g stated this morning by J. L.' ployed to work out their budee- = a sox te 7 jeheck for $93.85 by L. P. Artmas,| H “ P ud! a! “3 iw jim % : THREE PERISH ON | ‘saya i 'FULFORD IN RACE tof world powers, including t¢ e itery needs. Shifts are changed axa . n of the” All-Florida Doh-! T director of operations, | nat ~ hy Sa cae Te ee ee erty Day REE in’ Key West. | | United States and Grest Britsin,| 45 . {froqaently, 1 is said. ‘MOUNTAIN TRA eons! BOR REELECTION "mene cent) Mak eit win nds a » Requirements On Stock, r coaewoe war in Memaltion ond restoration pr, 7 te athe roc her {wien sh sabacwids: Golabwation | jon to end'the, bloedy Ineed for material. The property ' | chines between Paraguay and Bo-|srem some time and he is con-'owner poys for the cost of ma. E ‘was observed and all merchants MAKES’ FORMAL ANNOUNCE-} AMP WORKERS ERS OVERCOM jagreed to give a part of their prof-} Hivia. | winced this work will be started; boat and the labor te futuiches | MENT IN COLUMNS OF THE ¢ the PERA. Shifts are fre- IN RACE FROM FOR. its on special sales to a fund for Thess powers are considering | t ‘a 7 CITIZEN TODAY A sa hla (Wt Jat when he woald aot caret 3m canard ae is the case at EST FIRE advertising Florida and its re-| j measures of repression whie! i | Fort Taylor, and the men are be- : p Spammer Asmmctnted Fieaey * j sources. i clude political economic and finan-| state, i used for the xame ard rela ae eroN.. eer ‘ = | Uielhiee tent tn dake eae lgens coe a ee ae tne Another matter which has not tive to their budgetary needs, Congressional | confetees. on the tive in copference with ' : i + from the state {second term as county commission-| Action ie being seriously eon- nother er w 7. L. ‘Ternege ph put, on| pathy wii Mca Lecce Si RE ee, oe, re jtee received Monday advised that jer from the Fifth District, an-' sidered here, in Wasbington apd been worked out and on which up} | atte sadames te fone Canpte pe ident sina bad fe te oe reine ena ‘iaieatile trial. in for a number of reasons the move- | "ounces in this issue of The bah geben, Ito this time no instructions have|secure ways and means for start- a > pirate sd something as M setae a aie fait, three | ment fell far below expectations, |2*" his candidacy for re-election.| It is regarded as posible that neon received, is the Marine hos. jing other projects and resuming in The entire amount collected pis official record shows that he! take action shortly. jpital peaject. This fa the proposal | Only two activities on the jmaterial is required from the |FERA. Construction work at The candidate says he feels that the League of Nations itscif may! work on those which were stopped flames Monday, it was learned to-'throughout the state was approxi-'has been a conscientious servant) High authority asserted action to make repairs to parte of the roan — feck 6, tenis wae. a & restatement of this country’s po-|day when the bodies were, found. | Sa beth “saint ranehn}tion'on armaments Imation to] Tho vine tee Sai mola, stan to the! eo a sNcey ests at nd eels he Sad st bth goers imation, ada for hot" i ten endearing te her an [Secpamemendentnd to the approach- ’ icoeimes in each city the amount. promises made to his constituents.| Possible lines ef action might ine | the relief rolls in Key West. (— — Pes: re conference, received, and $93.85 was the sum! “During my terms of office,” volve economic and financial non-! " pnts onthe [ot Sem fen enrmen evita an ae cooperation with the two nations! Approved On May © — cmement and i te Setloved the Tennessee, ‘est, brequests of those who asked for|in addition to, political ostraciem. This proposal was approved by | next few days. | After discussing with a number ithe consideration of the. commis-, {te United States Public Health| BS." jor eibiceserionall joe comet which the money going what I considered to be for ROSES AND ‘stood that since that time, W. Hi, peonge for DOCTOR in the ‘could be donated it was decided to the best interests of the comman- iGreen, regional director in this'| Madee Bvans-Spencer Bring thom te an. fer -promuaflizive it to Mra Guteens for ase at ity and this T shall continue te FLORAL PIECES : THE SHOW OFF delivers. ithe institution to which she has ‘do. PHONE 597 < i | Lanny Ross in [devoted many years of her time,; “{ wit! appreciate the considera- * MELODY IN THE SPRING Gardner's Pharmacy [hence the presentation of the jtion of the voters on election! The two projects in Key West/ Metines: Baleeny, 10¢; Orches- Phone 177 © ‘Free Delivery! ‘hick by Mr. Artman yesterday.” © day,” Mr. Palfard concluded. ' at present are thom on which nojd tem, 15-20q; Might, 15-25<