The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 12, 1934, Page 2

a ry and complex a sl product. not contained in the regular drill © at ad ss “3 : lations. Ther= States every week end. industrious and the lazy, the willing and {vc which was ccpccially pleasing, | Monday the unwilling. It is expected to turn out a | This was the double figure $ with! brings us reports of many serious uniform first class product of good citi-| American and Cuban flags form-' seeidents. We must remember zens, which under existing conditions can’t | ‘"* ‘We Pivot of the evoution. | sa speed and the needless haste always be done. W. L. Stephens, of the Fox. t® get somewhere in a hurry is re- Many of th growing minds are like Moving Picture company, has tak- sfonsible for the majority of mo- (Til 8 p. m., Saturday) Key West and Vicinity: Fair sissippi and Ghie Vallees, seat “os Som Ege eee gem ies, Wiles. KX BL ere eS & ae See | degree. sad Buren 5 BO it Gee Pee | grees —— = a es epee | Cen 2 a Sie Ser Bee Cte Pe0== i f tonight and Saturday; moderate) northwest and north winds, Fair ; = en a number of beautifut views of ' tor accidents. young trees bent out of shape, whieh the | the activities during the celebra-! Take time to be vate, Take good gardener may be able to straighten now going on and believes much pride in your driving 2: ‘out. ‘Innumerable children who made _.a|® ra will be seeks Tes Pg rans do in the things you like to do 5 ; within one week after he gets back best. Don’t let your spring holi. wrong start, are trained by devoted teach- jt, New York. Ouly scenes direct- day be destroyed by recklen driv. ers to stand erect in the garden of life. ly parts of the celebration are to ing and its tragic consequences. America plants ambition in the heart | >« ovptag pee fiecke and gr it By all — look out for the oth. 2 * is said by Mr. Stephens, wiil form er fellow. he Sunday driver is of youth. It points to successful men and [1.5 fui tength reels. azt to do the un:xpected. women who came from humble and de- —— “Remember. motorists, take pressing homes. “You can also rise,” it} The U.S. zs Denver, which was: time to be safe.” in port several days during the en ee says to every youth from a back alley.“ | Ui!b7icon, comine here fiom @00eescccccncnccenseeess Some boys dream that that place . of | Panama, left port yesterday. Many Today’s Horoscope fortune can be found over the slippery | S< of-ieers and mew are weil oe i knowa in Key West and enjoyed a ® ways of the erooked path. If they. stiek'to delighttal visit ‘here: ~ WILL always seek the troth and print i witnout fear and without favor; never be ‘efraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; always fight for progress; never be the or- faction or class; always do its‘utmost for the public welfare; never tolerate corruption or imj thee; denounce vice and praise virtue; commend good done by individual or organ ‘wation; tolerant of others’ rights, views and - Gpinions; print only news that will elevate end not contaminate the reader; never com- | sremiae with pincne a Most people detest flattery, unless it happens to be directed toward themselves. industry, and convince youth that only by | ‘ers entertained with a number of tie and studious. Avoid fo a ner tilt tit A oe, Geeta n= ee r ae ath. - whi i etimes | M¥iline mancuvers and speed: the opinions against opposition] * E : ——,o- _ Same Bb ati yate ; Riek: Ate SOmELMEE | Dying stunts and seek to rule by argoment| East Gulf: Moderate north 22 Oe ae j steep, can he win life’s prizes. yather than by commands, as much | ™i4s. ; ' Another paradox is that the cheap politician is the most expensive to the tax- payers, A Turkish woman admits being 130 years old. And neighbor ladies no doubt agree that she looks 140. An Iowa professor says there are five kinds of dumbness. He must have been as- 3 terday morning for headquarters’ the playground or in the fractions. It has to point out the path of | at Pensacola. While here the avia- work. ‘The nature is a trifie m One of the pleasant memories ' trouble can be thus avoided. ; Of the celebration is that though, — = some of the fiercest confetti ba- league would include two teams jes ever waged at a carnival were from Cuba, one from Key West carried on every night, not THE SNOW BIRDS COME (Palatka Daily News) Moderaie northwest WEATHER CONDITIONS A disturbance is central this} one. and one from Miami. with pos-ibly | morning of the North Atlantic ot a nena Po//22222608 Ma With autumn chill already prevailing in the | “turbance was reported and a another team from an. East Coast EST - a és spirit of jollity reigned through- city. Mr. Kendrington has been North, the “snowbirds” will be coming daily in in-| oye) 27) "¥ "18! piel anagtg apo my are creasing numbers with alluring schemes with which « : weeks and feels sure of ultimate to dazzle the natives of this state. These ingenious | Editorial Comment: According, success. to the Jewish calendar. it is now; gentlemen, who follow the seasons around have al! | i... 5686 instead of 1924, but manner of plausible rackets with which to beguile, | no one should feel any older on R. Mallory arrived in port yester- including gyp advertising schemes, doubtful en- j that account. day with a new skipper, Captain 5 . 3 : Johnson, formerly of the Medina sesthinment ‘saterrines, revival campaigns fownded | v5. Havana baseball players’ on the bridge. Captain Johneon ‘666 LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE, Th» Mallory Steamship Henry | Checks Malaria im 3 days, Colds NOSE DROPS more solidly upon financial than on religious prin-| put on their uniforms yesterday reti Captain Barstow, recent- ciples and others of the ilk. for the final fight of the inter- iy ~etired. - = national athietic events and de-j It lias always been so and despite the valiant’! termined to make a clean sweep,! Joseph Hessmer, grand master ¢fforts of chambers of commerce and editorial | having won every other event. But! of Odd Fellows of Florida. wiil warnings their activities continue to flourish to a | fate intervened, and they were! arrive here on Monday and will € 1 : defeated by the heavy batti hold a joint meeting of members ee Ee clever playing of the loc of the different lodges. Huge sums are drained in this fashion out of | the score reads 4 to 2 in favor of | the community. Money which should go to the | Key West. Page pgp err ildi1 = over the East Coast iv building up of the local churehes and t¥e business} 4 J atin-American Baseball the south. the train arriving houses finds its way to the pockets of itinerants, | League. to get under way about; terday was made up of two sec- who move on as the grazing become exhausted. the middle of next April, is the! tions. Most of the large number In Florida, winter business receives a natural idea of I. H. Kendrington, coach of passengers were enroute to : | of the University of Havana. Thei Cuba. stimulation. & demands upon the grocer, the buteher and the Winter residents arrive to imcrease j : i candle-stick maker. Activities of all kind are on| 3 POO ODDIE Ia ELLE Daa a yy N Due to large passenger travel O heuhewle Home to 5 nett oe L2AL LL LL A : : Bs The child born this dsy will be ‘ A “ 4 in aot Fe that betief;the school can do nothing for ruler, It is thaccaling mature | Fi0tida: Pairs stightiy colder im; Lanes Key Bost for Seen Temninge a Pegs SESE # them. “Modern education has a job other sere senvlanes, “which «were and whichever the ses,,the ative) Q0argat eaten, Seals MeterSy- Sam, os Gtute esol y 2 : 5 ; i < F . 2 jay fair. , Bewnes be te than that of teaching facts about verbs and |)... °°" the celebration, left yes will take the lead whether Jack-onville te Florida Straits: rasa me Lew Bes Bee fo Coe So ce Se INVESTICATE THE aD¥a® Tacs To YOu or T= NATIONAL HOUSING PROGRAN —sE—_ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANE @ GY Sar Membe af te Foe e Bee sociating with five economists. the increase, simply because there are more peo- | WE ARE HANDLING A FINE LINE OF CLAY FLO@ER OEE GF aad ta aR aE ple. | SORTED SIZES. “THE LAST LINE 0) CASEES Glace eee } It is possible to reform a drunkard,| = one So eae EGP SER p ’ Flower Pots te 320 Peer Pe = ; hut a person obsessed with the gambling { ~ ete a tess 5 Se eee ee ” Saucers 1G © See - : icsts te Secland haps af sademption. with the fat, the d mer with the busier win- = : p : ter, relies upon the increased activity to erase General Electric ’ Flower Pots 3S _— > hes ovundielink gaze 10,000 California| @™ of the red figures from the ledger inscribed | 4 ” Saucers me —_- a GRR pe summer mo He is hopeful that 5 pedple have signified a desire to go to Bist Eke ; Pe bre st | Monitor ] op Hanging Baskets « ~ < bus i su 2 7 u " i i zg y mor Pee alpen? Feate's CHAS | race thergeetéd which:the thes served be com- j ALSO CYPRESS PLANT TUBS, 16° im dineeter, onc ~ ; Sorees munity at a Toss but he is foreed to combat all man- | edt Sag 3 : ner of schemes, which enterprising gentlemen re- | All P. el onan Cerner Sol x correct in sayine| ny ned ns te commiy sete der orcelain FOR THE LAWN at the slot machine racket as EN | funds to their own pockets _ - : i i ee : | Inside and Outside eurbed. These machines are not prominent The matter is squarely up to the citizenry. | o_o & ” . ~= hereabouts any more.—Lakeland Ledger. | they can place the stamp of approval upon | te Glas Serer —, Sen _ —_—— —— itinerant, who off an inferior product at | All Steel z o et —— “eee Segre, President Roosevelt, who delights in| . ouan aiease sas can pasa ket > Ibs $1.75 12” Overs ee t ¢alling a person by his given name or its] janpoozted by « din Sea ae 50 Ibs. 3.00 4Oe ‘ nas ial diminutive, calls Senator Duncan U. Surely the marchant, | 00 100 Ibs. 5.00 a Pletcher “Dunc,” presumably for short. service at - loss, is entitled | GARDEN HOSE SPRINELIN ans = 4 a enor: a S to perform: service when indications | = | ‘ a $1.85 ms — Noe ities: il L — —s The government has decided to give] ,,,; is akin ; e ‘ eI 3.35 quart >< team a Lee WAORENG «ccs ates int toward his being able to obtain a profit. j Deliveved To Y. slay _< mane = — ba away about 3,000, Py is spar Most Florida cities have adopted rigid ordi- | i cheese, Averican style. The government’s cheese beneficiaries, thinks Arthur Bris- bane, will take it for granted that rye bread and mustard will be added, for “free-born Americans require them with swiss cheese.” nances in an efvort to ¢ there never was an ordinance passed which canno! be avoided. These rackets slip in Sometimes, in purpose, are beguiled into acting as un witting sponsors. Sometimes the individual him. mbat these practices but nder all sorts of ! 5 YEARS PROTECTION Against failure of the famous Monitor Top Mechanism for only $5.00. This is in- guises, loca! organizations, sincere | Also a complete hme of Garden bmpiemem. sce = Rotem Shem Stents Picks amd Swemmg Boeed Came Do You Like Carpenter Werk’—Then Try Gur Teal: BRACES ri & “SAMPSON” SAWS =e’ as tome self has merely devised a smart scheme which will cluded in the original price. oo ae — r Mussolini decrees that all Italian Be ee _ = Sal fe cs permit him to deZeat the purpose of the law. But ; BENCH VICES : oe kee males from the tender age of eight must be | they-get in regardless. The only effective means | FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Handiest Tool in the o_o | trained in the use of arms over a period of | of curbing their activities is public opinion, When | | Work Shop, ad =. : 25 years. Possibly in this manner he ex-} the public itself Wecides that it’s poor business to | ACT NOW-- TODAY | Each - $3.75 = oe { | pects to retrieve “the glory that was Rome”, but Tl Duce evidently does not lay much stock by Matthew 26:52, “For all . they that take the sword shall perish with the sword.” The Italian militaristic leader probably counters with the different blare “that this was written before the invention of gun powder, permit the community to be looted, the practice can be stopped but not until that time. Most communities are fairly sufficient unto | themselves. There are enough business firms to care for their ordinary existence. Indeed the service is adequate to provide for any fluctuations | likely to occur. There is no need for TT Payments on this Special only $4.53 per month The Key West Electric Co. A. F. AYALA, Sales Manager LALLA AAAAA AA AAALALAL LF» | I | pionatly ) & % N % ® ® N & . 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