The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 17, 1934, Page 2

THE HELP FROM FERA [ Merchants as well as residents gen-| erally are grateful to FERA for its plans, to rehabilitate Key West, and are firm in their belief the experiment will redound | to the great benefit of the eity. H An automobile that will not start; — Oy when its ignition is poor wi run if it is! coMoneraesd oe ec etened cs given 2 pall or 2 push, and the more speed | AO Ot eee in covet & (hig paper an4 ales it. gathers the better the engine operates. "pale 00 thay Wem, Veritas, 0a excond dace matter i -_€ What is true of the mechanical world : maem - - RE | is just as true of the e world. A_ = hoes locality may be in a slump from which it | ~ -< - - | cam not withdraw of its own volition—the | people lack faith. morale, concerted‘ energy—, but if it is given a “pull” or ai | “push,” it generates sufficient force in! 7 charhes toes Web } time to operate without aid. i Key West for several years has been Socata Ce = publish ancaymees comrust! very much like a stalled motor, and, as the aed had te depend on its own resources t ; and its own energy, which could not be whipped imte activity, the economic en- i gine remained imactive. } { the merchants want to have basi-/ The “engine” has started to make a’ meme coming they mast keep advertising go-/ few explosions and. with the continued ine: ' palling pewer of the FERA, it will begin‘ anys | “hitting on all si economically speak- #if « cat < os the Sim front ef, @S. before we realize it. you) car it's lucky—for the cat, £ she; A good many residents expected that ie | comditien to be im ferce before now; but,/ » ; with ef and s heusand peeple te take ¢aré ' ; tal hundred arrangements to ‘‘ “ony ce ase Sint Lo at could met have been... done wedlid be just three too many. ~ With sancther political campaigz aremed the corer, cigar shares om the Meek Market are dae for a rise. ' have begun to shape € organization that 2emed and is still being formed. ial results will enn _ The United States treasury makes; 5 meney Mat—to be piled wp. Inciséentaily shee te remind ow of cur prevent comdi-. & & - great importance is < ferry system. y West will have its ~ The Seaterd Herald «az: that “you cam bead &@ bere We water. bat poo cast make Rim think” You comt eves make bis @rink. wach ew “or74_ the cheaper and better ferry- Aneather thing that will con- season is the West, which is Mas works fom am am ft beautification work women's week & wrver done” This axiom hat ee beth ite masculine and femimme | West will be ciran spplcation. Mar » there ampmore atten’ ‘han * i sew, thes paid te tae Bihdiest injunction, “Siz that bas been given | das) tat oR anne ” the «ity haw helped 2 great deal also. While ty was not flattering, 3 d the cleaning ap ity and Seantification work im gen- dedly helpfal and will he fal month after month. y Westers are pleased over « already done and will be r the more important ; %, much of it of a constructive nature, that wilh be done, ¥ and im better trim ~ Rep Wet Citizen ops fiddler crate felee wp earth: from their Aoles and suild ) * ep-ferme ead. Pretty good wheme if z lew coult wait «2 million years for the fate land t deveing —TimesL anion. The pees of waiting have past and sow we ha@e Bere and on the keys the riche mil that can be fownd any waere where flowers and vegetation grew oo orifice anunutaner. what FF farther pleased Ie the Gre viz month: «of the present yeas, Marshall Wield & Oo. wid $45,566 COR weeth of dry and ther gots, That wal 616,600,668 more shan it wid in the fiedl hall of the preceeding year. Mataraliz onmeeaes: 2 trig pref tne the tockhnders Ome contrary there were 16 profits, “vit f (60400. When basinem con- pena ‘i = hee of 82 heh 0 The “giant” » ‘4 and fakes ex-; showman, P. T. Bar- | “neople like to be d in on the idea, ’ represented to be | dw halt feet ta. || 4 fraud, being a rude | P fed out of gypsum in Sowa, and twaried by a practical joker in| creck near Cardiff, a hamlet | we, SY. The joker then had | $ discovered,” and spread the wf the find far and wide. That was hibited by the wath, whe hambugged” Cara oo are sack th ere in no peott in eo Sast an amount of sales, there in srme- There in a: the hed of a ae A & mari thiiey wrong with bomen f tothe t wheraldd te Lonard. Newspapers have reported that Mrs) poy Catherine Badd, «2 mother with two chil in October, 186 dr@h to support, was informed that Presi- Later it dept Keosevelt had turned down her plea country for permimion to work in her home mak- > yy, exhibited around the ” and a good y wientific men were inclined to be- ing artificial flowers because “the PuRyone | tee i to be genuine until a Yale profes- of MEA codes would be defeated.” If this’ soy made an examination and exposed the report ix true, and we | eve it is becanae | Deis’ the Chicago Tribune published 4 cartons , While the “giant’’ was in popular ; ‘ I i depicting this deplorable situation, thet; payor and drawing large crowds, Barnum; expericace may be charac petrified man, thm womat tried to buy terized ax a rough deal, a deal fram the | vigeus side-sbow attractions, betéiom of the deck. it to add to his collection of | When the | owner named « price thought too high. tarnum proceeded to have a giant of Nis ; In a way the depression has been 4; own made. This imitation of a fake—a| a bidming to the teachers of Chicago. Wor) sort, of double fake—was successfully ex- | "i ve¥eral years they received but a portion ; hibited by Barnum as the Cardiff Giant, in | of Their pay. and now arrangements bay America and abroad for several years, | begn made whereby they will be paid im The original “giant” is getting some | fal. Through this enforced saving every | fresh publicity just now, owing to the fact | teacher can look forward to getting 4. that the Chamber of Commerce of Syracuse | check within the next few days of from ig trying to have it brought back to that) sme to $4,000. Had these teachers | city from lowa, where it has been resting salaries been paid regularly how much | in obscurity for several decades, So great | would they be able to show now in| was the sensation created by the giant hoax | rene old cash? Very little, if any. Ergo, the | that the statue has come to have a certain | e Hi ; ' depreszion to them is a blessing. | historic value. Siew menths, Key |, | P & STEAMSHIP Co. KEY WESTIN | DAYS GONE BY (~~ << Hizppenings Here Just 30 Years. Highest Ago Teday As Taken From = Lowest Of The | Mean - Sati I Rainfali* James M.. Doran, onetime Pro- | Battery “E.” est, under: vW.cerday’s ipitation .08 Ins,|Dibition head, born at Grand) command of Capt. Warren Wat-| Newent Scan “te Ins_| Forks, N. D., 49 years ago. rous, returned over the East! annual encampment this year at} Tomorrow's Almanac Fortress Monroe, Va.. with S€V-) os. , rices records to their credit. It oo cot, _ Was the best showing of the locals Soon pS ing 3 in 1 years. Five hits out of five) yin, sets __ | Surgeon General Hugh S. Cum-f shets were made in service prac-) Y. ve Tides | ming of the U. s. Bureau of Pub- tice. John Sharpley won three! AM P. uj lic Health, born in Virginia, 65 places in track events. John) 5-04 2:30 ‘ West. Jr. came out ahead in the ; |. 9:50 2.24! AERIS { inge-for-all fight. event. Barometer at 8 a. m., today: | Rt. Rev. Samuel A. /Stritch,; Sea level, 30.04. * | Catholie Archbishop of Milwau- | kee, born at Nashville, Tenn., sd { — J A representative of the Tampa Beard ef Trade, in a visit to the; WEATHER FORECAST * years ago. the latest fee | Chamber of Commeree, toid of the - t tures, For mere extensive advertising Key West; (Tilt 8 p. m., Saturday) | Prof. Charles B. Lipman of the | has been receiving since it was de-| Key West and Vicinity: Partly} Univ. of California, noted plant! than twenty-five cided to start the read te the! cloudy with scattered thunder-| physiologist. born in Russia, 51} years ¢ has het mainiand. During the - realtcrs’ ; Years ago. x | the wortd = owe convention in Tampa, this city w: ' for the subject of daily conversatis: Bessie P. Vonnoh of New York, | od tong life, he said. | sculptor, bern in St. Louis, 62 and veer mn and years age. eer et =e Is De. Edward Martin, physi- j formance be. cian, dentist and banker, member | Sir Erie Drummond, Britain lomes - the of a prominent Lancaster county | Ambassador to Italy, onetime, THOR washer family, the “John Smith” who, as Seeretary-General to the League; : 2 camvasser, eked out a living in b | of Nations, horn 58 years ago. Thus, «hee you Newark, Ohio, for nine years? Re ABS Pris IER buy « THOR you This question w: tly answered Subserihe for The Citizen. when his sister: notified wolice the ; & o oh & Smith ces is pojother.than Showers tonight and Saturday;| ;, moderately low in the’ upper, assurance = that ay ized. Hing in i a Bete to moderate easterly winds. - nee 3 a Florida: = Missouri Valley. Showers and you are buymmg newspaper picture. It is believed orida: Partiy cloudy tonight : ‘ Prisiss Martjn is suffering from amnesia. and Saturday with’ scattered thun.} thunderstorms have occurred = the test the (Not®:.Dr. Martin came to Key! dershowers Saturday and probebly| ing the last 24 hours from Mis- ) West about 18 years ago. organiz-| in extrethe south portion toni, | souri eastward over the Ohio Val- waney cam bap: | ed the Tropical Building and In-' Jacksonville to Florida Straits:| ley, in the North and Middle At-\+ that the price is the lowest price at which « quality | vestment Company and was made Gentle southerly winds over north} Jantic States, North Carolina, . - : president of the Island City Na-, Portion and gentle easterly winds| Georgia, southern Florida, and in| washing machine can be bought. : tional Bank. He disappeared) over south portion and weather} |}. 5 ie Rik Grand *y, ttre ’ shortly before the bank closed its partly overcast tonight and Sat-| oie par aeanee Se | doors as a defunct institution.) | urday. ashington.| Ds ——- = . ae East Gulf: Gentle to moderate! heavy rainfall of 1.30 inches. Tem- See the THOR before baying any washer. You — = a j east and southeast winds. peratures are above norma! this = - ’ _ State Senator William H. Ma- ponies morning in the Plains States, Mis | ¢@m owm the best washing machine tor as little as ne, who was in Tallahassee on Se ee eee ae sissippi Valley and threugheut business, is expected to return to WEATHER CONDITIONS the city the latter part of this = most of the Gulf States, and be week. Pressure continues moderately} !ow in the middle and North At- high over most sections from the} lantic States. Maximum tempera- f : Mississippi Valley eastward and| tures continued high in the Plains ' ving im this port discolors and in York Giants are leading in the} lene reporting 100 degrees yester- me cases ruins the fruit, local National, the same as today. | day, and Williston, N. D., 94 de- " gaa a We Deliver Phone 16 grocers claim, Many barrels have | grees. A. F. AYALA Sales Manager - I had to be thrown away, they say. G. S. KENNEDY, Official In Charge | President Buggs Warner was} present at the Rotary meeting to-} day and asked Judge Browne to} address the gathering. The judge :Mesponded with comments or ae- i tivity in the city; the new hotel, and the ever-friendly way in which he is addre: as Jeff here In an advertisement the Key jnstead of Honorable or Judge. West Electric Company announces’ Tyeasprer Bill Ba’ announced that one can get a $10.50 fan for; that Rotarians 4 $2.50 for the next 15 days at its’ 75¢ instead of a rial comment: Some back n Key West look quite dis- but the owners thereof peabably claim they were # up fine last April. ———— Key West's First Funeral Home} Key West's First Ambulance Service H PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps OOOe Serer eee eeeseeseeeseeseeeeeeeeeeee eee eee ene | SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CITIZEN-—2#e WERALY seeee © hhh hea dhche uke de ahd OC hecheathadheadictiabahuithadtahuthuth aa GARBAGE CANS ALL HEAVILY GALVANIZED 1.30 2.00 For three innings it looked likei (Key West had the same tem- the Regulars were going to get the! perature of 80 ten years ago ad goose-eggs again, but they ; ay.) j rallied and pounded out a 5-2 win! | over the Libert Noel Gordon| Personals: Miss E knocked out three hits, two of; recent loca! graduate, ha should have been homers ing in Miami; da third, a triple. He is un- ptedly the most valuable play-' ter H., IJr., rin Key West. Philadelphia vi returned from a Thompson and d ago in the Ameri- ew York was lead- ng Detroit by one and a half! os, Today Detroit leads New ix and a half games ork has won one more game to- than ten years ago. New. Springs, Ma 15,GALLON .. 30 GALLON SPECIAL PLANT SALE Week Ending August 25th, 1934 HIBISCUS, BOUGAINVILLAEA SGOTT KEY ROSE BUSHES EACH ‘ MAIL ROUTES FOR | PORT TAMPA—HAVANA—WEST INDIES {| t Effective April 27, 1933 f Leave Key West for Havana Tuesdays and Fridays 12:15 P.M. Leave Havana for Key West Wednesday. and Seturdays 9:45 A. M. Leave Key West for Port Tampa Wednesdays and Satur- days 6:30 P. M. Tickets, Reservations and Information at Ticket Office om the Dock, "Phone 71 e } J. H. COST..R, Agent. ! 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