The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 18, 1934, Page 2

PAGE TWO | The Key Wiest Citizen Published Daily Kxcept Sunday By. HP CITIZEN PURLISHING CO:, INC. ie Be ARTMAN, Presidemi. From The Citizen Building Corner Greehe and Ann gir sD a Only. Daily Newspaper ih Key “West and Monroe ~ "County. cntered ‘at Key, West, Florida, as second class matter ‘Member of the Auscciated Press The Associated Pressjis exclusively entitled ‘ta"use for repuplication of all news dispatches credited to. it oF credited in: this paper, and, alec the lecal news published here. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ne Year ox Dne Month, Weekly —. ADVERTISING RATES Made known on applicat rx th ieee alana ns sais uth ft thanks, resolutions o: reapect, obituary notices, etc, will be charged, for at the rate of 10 cents a Notleés ts hy, churches. which . Revenue tn to ‘be derived are & cents a 1 take gahaecte — sion of pul Interest but it will not pul b ireegerad cations. NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES PROBST; LANDIS & KOHN 250 Park Awe, New York; 26. Bast, Wacker Drive, CHICAGO; Yeni Motors Bl4g., DETROIT: ‘Walton Bldg., ATLANTA. TEE ANTE SA Hii They that biy ‘office must sell some- thing. . The fellow: who. namsed it, the “funny- bone” had. a rather poor sense of humor. Women occupy a wider sphere now- adays, but many of them’ are trying to re« duce it. It is perfectly, legal; to, shére in a) criminal’s gains if you Uappen t 4 - be his lawyer. . 4 ny k ‘ sure that he hasn’t got them. And the; }| Packer; the: live-stock buyer, the’ commis- | sion man, the meat salesman, the retail | sacsdea WHO'S GOT THAT DOLLAR? | _ Farmers.who raise hogs, beef or lambs for the market are bothering their con-, gressmen to: now, who is getting all the: money that the American’ people spend for , their daily platters. of beer, pork and ; THE KEY WEST CITIZEN i lamb. | One thing is certain, and that is that - somebody, or several somehodies, mypat shave the pesky'dollays. ‘The consumer who | }ongej owned them hasn’t got them any | ) more, The produéer, on the other hand, | | “fumbling in the depths of his pocket, is | .déaler, all, join’ the,chorus in perfect cer- | tainty that they Haven’t any more than | they’re justly/entitled to;’and most of them | / think they haven't even got that. | What: chiefly bothers the farmers is the fact that’ once upon a time, they could | ‘count on receiving a pretty fat slice of the! ;money. In 1913, for example, according | ‘to statistics collected: by the. editor of the} ‘Country Home, national, farm magazine, .the livestock producer got, 56 cents of the ;pork dollar, 61 cents of the beef dollar, ‘ and\73 cents of the lamb ‘dollar. i Times have changed. Today, accord- ing to the same. distinguished... and im- partial: authority, the producer pockets a} mere 31 cents of the pork dollar, 49 cents | of the beef dollar, and 50 cents of the lamb | dollar. Who has. been, getting the differ- ence, the paft the farmer used'to get and -doesn’t get now? That is the, question that, many: congressmen are being asked to “answer, and they’ re not having a very easy American Lecion War Pictures FRIDAY, MAY 18,1934. TODAY’S WEATHER morning throughout. the + Ricky +87) Mountain and Plains States Baa 78! in. the. North, Atlantic- : 82 | relatively low over the Gulf of Normal Mean . ----T9| Mexico; while pressure. is, Rainfall* eae high from Ontario Yesterday's Precipitation 0 Ins./into northern Georgia and Ata+ Normal Precipitation. .... .13 5 ta jbama, Shewers have 2 aw: erm 24-hour vo at ® Sciatk thie etorainns | @nzing:tes Son hee ep Sie Hae ye sth 3 . m,|2nd extreme northwestern Hae ache . m,| ida, beingyexcessively rent: bad ” an; 2M, Where. 3.92: inches oo _m.) Were also rains and over the far northwest. Ter P. M;' tures have risen in. the B es 2509 1:00/2"d Ohio Valleys, central Plains 8:24, and West; Gulf States, ard: pad tday temperatures ocew ‘terday in many, sections: yee tral Texas northward over the Da- tkotas and. upper, Mississippi; ley, Huron, S. D., reporting a jimum of 104 degrees, » as KENNEDY). Official in Charge. Haromeier, at at Sa. mloday: Sea level, 29.96, WEATHER. FORECAST Till 8 p. m., Saturday Key West and Vicinity; Mostly | cloudy tonight and Saturday, } probably. showers; gentle east or ssecoue %% southeast winds, Today In His History. Florida: Mostly, cloudy tonight | eovccocesecennenanceasete and. Saturday, probaly local show- jers in: south portion. 1804°— Napoleon peeclainied: :Emperer_of the French pat Jacksonville to Florida Straits: Gentle’ to moderate north or north- P | east winds over north portion and oj |gentle east. or southeast over Peg Seiad Siege of; CV |squth-portion, and mostly overeast.; weather probably with local show- ers over south portion tonight and! Saturday. East. Gulf: Moderate northeast | or east iwnds over north and gen- i east or southeast over south’ jeortion. 1885—Canadian Pacific. Rail. | way opened. 1899—Opening of | Hague Peace Confere | by Czar, Nicholas IL, of. Russian WEATHER ¢ CONDITIONS 1933—President bn ess {ed Muscle Shoals-Tennessee Pressure is moderately low this! ley Bill. ackis first se csaecod — ~ ‘There'll bé an excursion to Key West} time doing it., The estimated cost of meats | soon over-the F.> By poreecnal Night, |,to. thes consumer. last: year: was, 1656. mil- | Whoopee !. ; . * . | lion dollars. The farmer got only’721 mil- + - Jions of that total. In other words, hej_. y ‘The tinfortunate ‘are. with us always. “averaged no more than 43 cents of the Quite a number still have to ay along} consumer dolar. Transportation took the with 1988 models. hnext-9-cents.. The balance, about 48. cents, ‘went for processing and merchandising : ‘he-fellow:who is'color . blind: can't] C083 and, profits, : see the.red nearly... sversody. is, senine these days, but he can feel it. » THE POINT, OF DEATH DAYS GONE BY Happenings Here Just 10. Years Italian infantry defending a mou rasnte, No. 3.One of the American Ar on Eastern Front 1917. No. 5 British anti aircraf of the Italian forces, No.2 A French, tank going thru barbed wire: Fer 1 at the front, No. 4 Headiong retreat of the gun in action and No. 6 is General Diaz, the commander i iiigacchcganesasecups iemaan Seseccesecoesees Daily Cross-word Puzzle. ACROSS 1, Lacerated 5. Deface 8. Either of two constella~ SF OnE "KEY WEST IN luth Pp, . Ch Solution ‘gp Yesterday's Pu :zle Maem Dilteeed. SIEIWHS ITIAITIE MASIAIW) ic: Newsves AIRIE ZZAIRIMIOIR BE VIE | Ago Today As Taken From The Files Of The Citizen pai bh : . Ancient Irish capital 8), Title ofa The Ameritan L COQCoOVOOESOODOOOD | con =~ ~ ~ Me + touring will never be whatsit should. trees are planted. along nigoman tnt of billboards. A wihas says that the: nis % ~ world: and:the history of'man is of vhanee ei Avid small change; right now. eternal: * © Men are talking OF Don: Taobliignweho. says he never saw, bregma and.| women are talking ABOUT him, Cayaleade. was the: best movie, and _ the best horse, Something in a name, after all; despite the Bard:of Avon. We wish clothing makera wnuld ‘sew |' on buttons, with, as.much. zeal as is devoted to the affixing: of size andiprice. tags, « Raison used to say. that. four hours. sleep each night was enough, .and: most ima be he to, Pink aie need=even . Many-eloping-conples. get married at the roping of in- e,‘put-to.death” by doctors. ‘in Berke! oh and:then. “restored’ to toe seing $ There is also a great-deal of “which is not: Gleared up by the doctors’ printed statements, The animal, after being dead four minutes by ordinary medical (tests, was treated by manipulation and. the injection, of ‘powerful drugs, with the. result) that breathing. and circulation were. restored. the. end, of two weeks, while showing | such additional signs of life as eating, blinking the eyes and twitching the ears, | the dog showed no consciousness or intel- 'ligence, These reactions ‘might be called “gutomatic.” Their -usual: explanation would be that they are directed by. the There has been a great deal ‘“subconscious mind.” Whether there was |°Ye": the.¢ any, higher form of mind latent in the dog, and capable of revival, no ofie could say. Many remarkable recoveries have |\ »been actomplished in ‘recent years, by the puse of the the a * persons. apparently drowned, “asphyxiated or, electrocuted, ‘There. is far ullmotor and: other devices, in {dataged. \fesay Contest, which is being con- ducted by all posts of the legiay! 1 throughout. the qountny, an the sub- ject: “Why Comminism’is a Men- ace to Americans,” willictose June 75. All essays must be submitted ty the supgtintendent of gchools.on or before that date. Girls and boys between 12 and 18 inclusive are allowed to compe Only one essay to “each p Bath: must notreontain more 1500 words. First prize is $ secon¢, $500; third, $250. Cash awards will be used. only. towards scholarships in colleges designated by the winners, publié There were lively times the water front yesterday when the northeaster suddenly Some of the » are said to h: attained a vel« of-40 miles per hour. Many ve' were drapging their anchors, One vessel, the Magdalen, went ashore hefir: Lowe}s wharf and small fishing boats were Many citizens, dfahbats, were of, the opiniob. heavy cloud portended rain. until the winds {stick witht preat Teérte along FIRIE| aa aaa ae IR | it | i iB ID | 61..Instrument for, measurin ete cy the ocean man city RIE] SIT IED) young bey . That, woman v8. Strike ad with : L.29, One that atau ElE Ay ISIC JE] 0. Cristea aisn Re TEI Pg ag = ty |. Partnership. DOWN . Diplomacy Musical instrument Vral Hor 30. Division ih ae Festival 44 Geridées of jiseord $$ ane Span of nore Persian fai Branches of Worn iilawtie art God ot war , Prenen annutty Aloft Set an estimate. on tea Top piece ot > are worthless 9 Sing rape same targa cnn Tee, Generel, Rlectric, Moaior Top ot a am ; nae, Sa refrigeration cy . are preted 3 year years saatost fs For hows ( THE KEY WEST nacelle less-agreement than there used to be'as’t0'jand the day before what constitutes life or death. It is harder | pree4utions . ‘to tell when the'mind: or soul expires or | —s the body.: We know a little about | é, but death, remaina the myste! Once we needed: more of! everything, | ae ia ale now we want less of everything: except | money. But what we need more. than any- thing is intelligence. * —_—_—_—_—_—_————— Perhaps Dillinger, like McGinty of the ballad, hag gone down to the bottom of the sea and “he must*be very wet for they haven't found him yet.” Satan's Kingdom, on the Connecticut-New. York state.line. A satan of a name for a wedding. place. The quali the coming primary Ibe published in The ¢ trow. and despite the ee shed : will he = wishing extra copies to nc Thé United. States.does not expect: to loftice and he sure act nasty with European nations about, |/)""". : _— ilosthae their war debts, but word is again going |j< one of the largest ever actoss the waters to the effect that the |Key West for a primary el ‘Hoover moratoriam never was intended to scp Sig eages — tee be aatep towards-vancellation, and that if |that ceiee shen Gaia: .France.orany other nation continues. to} iqualified to v i ‘ ignore its debt to the United States that | present ik: BASh -exqehens. ne the lines of private credit and financing | = willbe tightened against that kind of de- te pen aval moe ‘linquents. The result will’ be that securi- Cammerce we ties of the:foreign government that. ignore | lyésterday afte their obligations are: most: apt; to find a 5 Seloocky oe Rev. Reisner of New York rerently | chilly reception, in,the. United States, jays seeing all p preached a sermon on “Fools.” For the However, Great’ Britain, Gzecho-| Te local sake of the congregation we hope: the dis-|’slovakia, Italy, Latvia and Lithuania are json tractors that course was not as comprehensive as the | not in bad standing with the United States | Plans of the Meidees. to Subject: | treasury,as those countries have made | eres ge the ag LEE “token” payments and have furnished. evi-jspan the gap between K. At least the stars in Buck's wild: ani-|:dence of their intentions to pay. their war: (grt the mpiniend.. Tix ox mal pictures.don't, annoy us. with their) debts. Doubtless they areputting up a ellstcan Belles ats marital affairs.—Miami Herald. We can't) “poor, mouth” and quite likely. they will |ers in Seearec"and Tese/gabertion | say. they annoy. us either, but prefer not to! succeed with the. twentieth century. scheme |¥il! be among the bidders. Tt i witness them, | of “so much othe dollar.” CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OP!‘ | THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST as at the close of business: March 5; 1034, “qESOURCES nat 92,996,26 EUROPE: PLEASE REMIT Leans and Investments Overdrafts Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures. ......... Bonds of States and Pos- sessions of the United States Municipal, Public Uuiity, Railroad 84,561.20 90,442.00 6,000.00 United States Govern- ment Securities ~ 139, 536.56 Cash and due from Banks” 303,587.08 LIABILITIES 1,006 15 days after the playing politics. This they will $164,970.68 | stop doing about the same time that baliplayers, stop, playing bail, Pid cat exhibition in) ‘There were: 182 passengers ar- white ceral | riving on the morning train which} while in 0. 0. MeIntyre says he can burst, out laughing every time he sees.a giraffe. He can. get his chuckle. whenever he looks in a mirror, That for what he said’ about Key: = most beantiful ma} touring change Collateral Steck Federal. Reserve Bank Capital : Surplus and Undivided Profits Cireulation - i aratus to onl i | Wednesday night “5 blaze esl To * MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTERE 7 MEMBER OF THE TEMPORARY INSURANCE PUND,.OR THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION: U, 3. COVERNMENT DEPOSITARY avin 3 ial comment: The... peli- ore being urged. tq stom jthe intention of the commision Eat ers to have work started om both ticane