The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 28, 1934, Page 2

HOWDY, KEY WEST! bey WBiest Citises on. | ey WEST EE i : ap Rae Snaee Saree : . en ae IRN PUBLISHING O¢ on es ‘ 4 movement along the lower DAYS GONE BY By RED KERCE f Hare ‘sabrety than a hen in a arent deal like aaue Tentneedel ‘swest Florida coast. Emewsarehe} pepper sci a east coast to bring back the good old days | Happenings Hew aie 10 peaple we know. All either does! 4 ds lecathor. wan: fair. of yesterday, and when pineapples flourished as one of the | Ago Today As Taken From 5 lay around the house and set. spray 79| Temperatures’ ‘have 85|somewhat in most sections of 84) leountry east of the Rocky’ Mout | Mean Passing the buck-—lending. a;Normal Mean most successful of Florida crops. Hugh} Dillman of Palm-Beach, whose Sandy |)“ "> 4, {five to a person whom you know, tains and are now seasonal | Morrison .B. Page, one of the ex i some Loam Farm in the Everglades area is One {iargest_ individual praetor |b) ene ony ene: | Yesterday’ Precipitation 0 ie (tua, Nteses Sted of rivalry, and some inal ‘Dade county property. was in Key | Normal Precipitation .... des ‘These latter traits should of the show places of the back country, is | | West yesterday, the guest of Sam! If a cartridge salesman has a| «hin veeard overs 24-hour inde witteg bya et ve ha a giletly. under .control, if present. now turning his tion to pineapple cul- | Harris, and before he left in the | good ee can that be, classed, as| em lime at 5 o'elonle ont say pineapp! ; , Mr. Page put up bind-! a swell line of “bullet”? Tomorrow's n broken in all ee ta ture, says the Palm Beach Times. “A crew TE oh oa pe aml he on ‘Sun. rises . 5:53 a. m, OLDSMITH, © ates in the world was z has completed the task of putting in, 10,- coe Loaf. Ake of he ae, Ad | Girla With Winning’ Wags gover? ae pe : eam | Reomorvily an. Ghaxge. Church, boss of Beale Breet, Mem- neces, 18. the properly: © Hy call boob’s hand imeth t aewwoesene! phi 000 Abachi pineapple plants on the farm Haka: ee aha thier 4a cuned ty jan iy gall e poor boob’s hand imsthe: eeeccocsnveve phis,* and ground has heen prepared for 10,000 | Hubert Roberts and has an area oF 2 oh 4 » Toy ides, ‘Today's Birthdays eign Raat. inte additional plants. Agents for Mr. Dillman sient a py aoe The best way to do a thing isiHigh 2! Ibi * o eh por djcate ae id igang om. | are also endeavoring to obtain for planting | counties, Mr. Page is one of the! the right way—that is, ca all Low 2 | Mary Fonum Hy Abe Saved! tap ot two feet. li “ane of the first negro millien- er .;you know right from wrong. | ‘Barometer at.B a. m., toda) 10,000 Red Spanish pineapple plants. en ee ene inet a! nie ob en level! 30 WV aetress, living in Brand, born Pineapple culture in Palm Beach County | out § miles from sa roe Science claim that the world is! We wrueR FORECAST Mgrs Cal, 75 years} | _ ARREARS land ‘he owns on Sugar Loaf Key! pradually growing smaller. ‘Phere fA % paired 3 was a success a number of years ago, but | witt ne subdivided and placed on will always be xoom left tor some | nae = TYPEWRITING ; Mr. Dillman is said to look upon his pres- | the market next winter. ifolks to kick, thaugh. ‘ ' Till 8 p. m., Sunday General Ballinton Booth of: : _ 4 | Key West and Vieiity: Local) New York, founder-president of thundershowers tonight or Swn-|the Volunteers of America, born’ PAPER s 3 great lin England, 75 years ago. 4 sith igaeds eS nea Members of the Exchange Club.| We haven't heard of the comic! ment. if it proves successful he will con- a Finis tance nt ate gis et Satie imvading'the sudist-colthica | i ;ed pu mee: LS for ideas yet. at tinue.on a large scale. i funds for the construction of an|’ ‘ er gr 3 are aidi i is }aquarium at the foot of Kront; ‘ Other gi vinereeee RISER AGS SOS Oe teen cman nel Ween a paragrapher can’t think revival of the pineapple asa Florida crop. | j.4¢ it, was proposed and unani-/f anything to paragraph about) O. R. Winchester of Boynton has been cul-| mously agreed to -that the mem- he sets down and paragraphs abeut |, tivating five acres of pines, and has just | bers Leen hola’ the on may Bering anything to parag sa Youth comes to the front in pineapple’ actuality. It is hoped that all he jr: bu vean't veey swell layap ners culture as well as in other things. Here is | money nacenaey to build. the ons for being ebooked conside ne | A . i i he pledged. before >t) different positions they} % interesting no lean fro} ees enaat : ‘ Y ay é S { An interesting note that we glean ~ Me's ihe drive is finished this after.‘ been in of late trying to get, a. day; gentle winds, mostly: south} doe &. Brown, comedian, born ° Palm Beach Times. Frank McCarty, a 17-} acon. tuhnipse of prosperity. H Tok enenk: in Ohio, 42 ye i j ARTMAN PRESS year-old boy, member of the 4-H Clubs of |... i —_—-- Plevida: Local thundershowers | (LOPEZ 4 Palm Beach County, is harvesting pines; “With a view to making the pa-| Another good. reason they have | (énieht or Sunday. . FUNERA AL Home|. Citizen Bidg. J from 300 plants exactly a year after he |"*#¢ te be held in connection with! to, thinking that the ocean con-| ee {the San Carlos celebration Mies] ting gold is the amount of million placed them in the ground. Experts say | ida Martinez has requested The hata asa mae oe een eae winds, mostly south and} that it usually takes 18 months to praduce' en to issue an invitation to! ipore, {southwest and partly .,overeast : ‘ marketable pines. fraternal and civic organi- | weathar with seattered shawers |] ation in the city, every business use ‘and the‘ residents in gen-| { you can drive good enongh | tonight.and Sunday. i | Clinton N. Howard, dry leader, | horn at Pottsville, Pa., 66 yerrs Cc iJ. Package of 500 Sheets Dr. Charles D. Perrine, for a: quarter of a éentury director of! | -Argentine’s National Observatary, : GOOD QUALITY BOND {born at Stephenville, Qhio, 67, PAPER | years ago. i! ’ Jacksonville to Florida Straits: { SYMPATHY FOR DILLINGER \ eral to enter floats in the parade; to handle a girl in one hand and| East Gulf: Gentle winds, most- | . ‘and pageant. Miss Martinez is|the steering wheel in the other! jy south and southwest. | {chairman of the entertainment! you need to learn more about! t (The Pensacola News) _ {committee ‘and is empowered toj driving. WEATHER CONDITIONS | DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE é A considerable portion of the public | attend to listing the floats. San | t i = < A . is sympathizing with and admiring John {Cation will be dedicated on the} — With all the code eggs that are A. distuvbaned: of alight inten. | INSURED UNDER morning of Qctoher 10 and the! being produced we wonder if it) ‘s . H | Dillinger since his death. There is regret | \arade will he held on the same! won't be neceséary to set an in-| “ity is central this morning. aver U §. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE PLAN | that he was killed and some prideful re-'| day in the afternoon. Of all the! cubator in order to get them alljNew York ~and Pennsylvania counting of what he did. These attitudes many events scheduled for that’ hatched. | (Washington and New York City, J are plainly evident if not specifically ex-|‘'** there .is none vwniah je stent) = ; 29.88 inches) with a sioorary | BANK nter over the lower Mississippi HE ing mere interest than the mons- haven’t the prop-| ey (Little Rock, 29. k dresses are like some pressed. ter parade and it is expected that | ; He deserved no sympathy while alive | every citizen will do his best to” ving He ma res : 98 inches) OF KEY WEST and there should he no regret at his death. | Ke it * great success. \ petite He c eee shee peeesees) Member of the Federal Reserve . - } ‘ ukotas and Minnesota, j He was not admirable and his memory) According to an infant mortal-| , Women with the most .charm| — ghowers and thunderstorms oc i Member of the Federal Deposit _ commands no respect. ity veport just made publie by.) and beauty have to have the most) wurred duri ‘ z ik C ti ¢ This sounds harsh; it is so meant. Athe American Child Health Asso- | charming beautiful presents. hee reas tint se — “ af : : ciation, New York City, the lew- | i U. S. Government Depositary Pings ok ch einiet 3 | Illinois and Kentucky, along the er a thief. He | ost infant mortality rate in Flor-| jjealth and beauty is two of |Atlantic coast from Maine’ to was a killer or the cause of killings. Tle’ ida in 1923 was found in Key} life’s greatest And we : North Carolina and locally on the wasn’t even a good sport; he would not; West, This renort places Key} know a lot of healthy people. They ridicule most who understand least. play by the rules. pene rate - Lelie a ee ‘fans “ % babies born that year. Miami’s a , ——_—. He wouldn’t work for the good, soft'| rate is given as the highest, 110| After a way is found to wa. Coe eew. SOOTTOTe TTT e TE TIO OM, : Dillinger was held in-bondage and he- | things of life; he took these things away | 4ving out of each 1,000. ay thes bude uso eerie & ere trayed by a scarlet woman. from people who had worked for them. ‘The latest report issued by the} With which to compose the bud- i | ern He ridiculed law,. mocked justice, | coltector of customs for the eigh- | &¢t- i Through air conditioning we are, at | laughed at right. / a disrit, which embraces all} Sees Se last, Woing something about the weather. Enough men like hi | Florida, shows that Key West con-| The platforms some candidates LY . . id inth | qomens — aroaid eit Chaos | tinues to go farther and farther! yun on are OK only they keep the | ‘ in the world, make life a horror, eliminate shead of all other cities in the! candidates busy. unhangine | his| hs ae eys ge a x ging | ‘ + Plans of the PERA call for Key West | decency and destroy civilization. state. The report shows that for) root from the knot-holes. eames to be areal “gem of the ocean.” The There is no virtue in criticising a dead |‘"¢ ™onth of Muy this vear the, — ! citizenry is responding wholeheartedl; Sb ia tr Dilli : {exports from all other ports in| [t is the will power of the: bee " po ig wholeheartedly. man, it is true. illinger made ‘his own} Florida combined, is $1,101.927) {9 push ahead that makes him one | ; death certain and fixed the manner jin}ess than the exports from Key) of the outstanding ‘i of the + In Orlando those on the dole of the} which it should come. It is finished; let | West-. The total for Key West is} jnscet family. YOUR REHABILITATION PROGRAM THE INSIDE OF YOUR $3.319,876 and the next highest: is Jacksonville with $754:361. attempted to dictate how the dole | it be. HOME IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS THE OUTSIDE And _ after automobile, has! cooae. Stusvossteatein | i » he doled out. They were asked to But there is need of calling attention | Total imports for Key West w: j been with us for a number. of | and then hired back via re-registra- | to just what manner of man he really,was, a py ror other ports com. begun wearing! re} / so that people will not let their misplaced | i sevcengsiee | -enclozed knee ti a¢- shah Ui TREE sympathy and admiration grow. Another (Pditorial comment: The sub-| IF YOUR WALLS AND CEILINGS NEED REPAIRING TRY OUR : ‘stock market took- a slump. yes-j crook and lazy thief will come along some |ieft mast discussed by neaples A uicop off the Bs Hy <d : Ri 5 i on hearing of the death by the as-| day and reap this ready-made hero- erste artic ee Wea teased many a boy to walk,on:the | WALL BOARD” AND S. W. FLAT TONE PAINT _ Sastin’s bullet of Chancellor Dollfuss of | worship. Sli Miast tea-Aie Aneented ns ae Austria. Some stocks tobogganed to the} This tendency to admire the man who'| caval to anywhere in the.summer|™s 0 1S ETS extént of 10 points, They will go up again, | “gets by with it” is a dangerous thing. it‘) "™" certainly superior to any) people who visit the beaches : é f nlace in the winter. We must say that a lot of naked truth: can for. what goes down in the stock market} breeds youth into men who want tg live‘ capitalize our weather. I Nar hadoned cont thes hathine «banus| aleb goes up in time. that way. = es 7 The many friends of Mr. Earl z : There should be no mawkish | senti- | Cooley. Fedtaial: camivens wat ‘the | DA lipless or a tipsyless city is difficult | mentality in thinking about Dillinger and | Key West Electvie Company and/ TILE WALL ROARD aaa $75.00 UPSON WALL BOARD Per M. ” $55. 00 ss to jnaintain, Under the stringent federal | his kind. Weak boys thrive on such senti-} "ow sperding his vacation in the| Today’ : : last of prohibition there were tipsy men | mentality and by such crooked thinking "rth willbe interested in the ancy 1 ue SQUARE DEAL BOARD _ 4 5 00 and women, and there will be tipping un-| grow into weak, vicious men. ala ee Mad rane nniversaries ‘y Per M. ......... der any Jaw anywhere. It has been found Dillinger got nothing worth having |heth Heald, of Milford, New | iit a ae 51, — Joseph ahersham, le if not unconstitutional to make | out of life. He didn’t even live long; they'| Hampshire. The bride and groam |, # law forbidding a person to give away any j killed him young. He lived with fear and ulin ponies eR past or all of what is his by right. Never- died afraid. He couldn’t even get by with : ‘Phe Citizen trusts that the citizens | it. He was a complete and unconditional | Dien Be Sears, Jr. son of ar. | van Died there, Nov. 17, of Key West will cooperate to the fullest | failure. {sa oor eephag ncaa ai in this regard with the FERA‘ to sinake this That is the true John Dillinger, and fs annayneed at a military train-, 1796—Jean B. C. Corot, French { the one which should be remembered, jing camp. Young Cleare, who is: land ie painter, born. Died ie acid hs {only 17, made a score of 120 in| Feb. 22, 1875. Ee Dolifuss of ‘Austria was as- One hundred artists formerly on ‘the De eter ot naan gd s as 1833—James H. Lane, a noted saspindted in Vienna just 20-yeuirs to a day! PWA staff will he sent to CCC camps to ps see iapeee an es: ; eae eek the fateful date on which Austria-| paint pictures with conservation boys as’ Toda: I Histor 7 aiid Sexe Hungary broke off diplomatic relations| models. Each artist is supposed to put in| y in t with Serbia as.a consequence of another-as- | 40 hours a week, whether he feels the urge |"""*"**"-""***""~"oteeee Scare atriot of the Revolution, neral under the dents, born in Sa- SHERWIN WILLIAMS FLAT TCNE WALL PAINT, 15 POP- ULAR INSIDE COLORS TO CHOOSE YOU WILL BE MORE THAN SATISFIED--YOU WILLL BE HAPPY --AND YOU WILL HAVE WHAT YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED qcecuaatewereress 11907. ys, Va. Died Sept. 21, that of Franz-Ferdinand, ee of inspiration or not. Some will discern a Mobis serene ee he soils me core ts of throne of Austria-Hungary. This led! touch of irony in the official order that the | — ‘his day, born in Philadelphia. a world war from which the nations | paintings are all to depict “Men at Work." j,. 1885—Sit_Moses Montefiare, Died there, April 12, 1897. : lenelish-Jewich philanthropist, died! oe not as yet recovered fully, and Doll- | | Sed RAE ACE ies aged 100, 1868—Allen S. Will, éditor, | Phone 598 ; White and Eliza Streets “Your home is worthy of the best” murder may lead to a European war, One candidate’s toast to another: | writer, professor of journalism at | which, Heaven help us, we may he! “IHere’s mud in your eye.”—Thomaston| _1914—At the hour of noon,| Columbia and Rutgers, born at! Austria declared -war on Serbia,} Antioch. V Died in New York! from participating. | (Ga.) Times. : launching World War. \City, March, 1934. BPIRIIBIVNIDIDIOIOOPMMTEAMICOe. v4 | South Florida Contracting & Engineering ing Co. | | ee IF OP IIIA ALAA ALAA AAM AAA AA AAA LALALA ELLA Ad