The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 25, 1934, Page 2

witure and many other articles for the use ~ ‘Butting in where makes you the goat. Anyway Admiral Byrd wasn’t bother- ed by bores asking “Is it cold enough for yout” To make the winter pass quickly spring. The good listener is the one who isn’t thinking up a funny story while you are telling yours. . Citizens should remember their duties rather than their rights, but it is generally the other way around. Gee, Gerry Curtis is cleaning up this town and making it look “purty”. Must be expecting company. Now it can be told. The ads disclose that the Cardinals won because they Maaked a certain brand of cigarettes. = Recent straw votes held in California “indicate Upton Sinclair's election to the “governorship of that state. His EPIC pro- Igram is an experiment. The world has “had a number of ages to designate periods Sof time such as the glacial age, the ton Zawe, the trbnze\ ake: we are now having “the experiment age. ~ follow will be the bond-age. " The Key West Citizen reports. Key Werters helped Cubans celebrate their in- dependence day last week “with no casualties and a good time was had by all.” Key Westers are smart in going in for cheer-leading practice. They may have a = Key West day to celebrate one of these Lyears if FERA's rehabilitation program "bears fruit—Miami Daily News, It is said that the editor of the Wal- “ton Tribune”, Monroe; Ga., received a let- ter recently from the state tax office, ask- for $29,000 in back income taxes. Ar- wing at the tax office, the editor pointed ¢ that he was a newspaperman and in a w minutes convinced the officials that he n't quite owe $29,000. He settled for cents, which he borrowed from a friend “and paid cash. Constitutional amendments to be pawed on in the November election have been printed in The Citizen for a number of weeks. Every voter should read and study these proposed amendments, to en- « able him to cast an intelligent vote. There © are seven state and three county amend- > The election is stil! ~ ments to be voted on, two in the future but that is none a ind which to find time to study Probably what iste BAP a ORL A A a ERM SOA Ld AEM Basin al EE in San Pranciseo, T. E. Rickert,2 spokes man for the United Garment Workers of ee TS SRG se taxes, need to make no profits, and are : not even under the necessity of being self-| sustaining. When a govermmnet enter- prise loses money the deficit ix made ap by the taxpayers, often largely by the very | now than she did before the world im Spain will make the headliners persons whose private businesses are in jared, if not ruined, by this unfair com- petition. PERILS OF KISSING Every <o often some learned doctor— whose best friends, we suspect, won't tell him what his trouble is—has his fling at taking the joy out of life by issuing solemn warnings against the peril« of kissing. New comes one Dr. O'Leary of Minne- sta, who declares, as many have done be- fore him that kissing is likely to spread a wide variety of disease germs, ranging from tuberculosis to housemaid’s knee. Says he: “Even the healthiest are liable te disease from germ infection through careless osculation.” But, like others of the killjoy tribe, the good doctor doesn’t know just what can be done-about it. In spite of all warnings, the ancient art of kissing still flourishes. It is even suspected that in certain quarters it is on the increase. Yet few will deny that kissing has its dangers. One of which, in’ certain cases, is that of getting caught. A DECALOGUE FOR DOG OWNERS (DeLand Sun-News) ay art willing teitake care of it. (2) Theu shalt not let it about the stréets, for Thy dog does not know the power of the a: 3) =Thou shalt not let thy dog ride upon the running-board or fenders of Th@u shalt not own a dog viiless thou ron . unleashed omohbile. car, lest it fall beneath the wheels and be crushed. (4) thou shalt leave these as his Creator made Thou shalt not cut off thy dog’s ears or tail; them. (5) Thou shalt put water where thy dog can get it, for if h and die. (16) eth in the «un he may sicken Thou shalt not tease thy dog for thy amusement, nor tie him on a short chain, for if thou doest these things thy dog will become ugly. (7) Thow thy dog to all the ills of the flesh, even ax thou art subject to them. (8) Thou neighbor's yard. lest ember that alt ren flesh and blood and sub not permit thy dog to run in thy become thy neighbor angry and harm thy dog. (9) Thou shalt not shut thy dog in thy car with the windows closed, for thy dog needs air even as thou needest air. 10) thou shalt make provision for thy dog until thow returnest; that his days may be long in thy house When thou goest away from thy home, to guard it from al! enemies. Said one Key Wester to another the other day: ‘Have you done much reading lately?” Oh, yes, replied the other: “I read The Citizen every day.” If he has, he is well informed insofar as local happenings are concerned, : | ie to extablise a “ring of steci”j with the revolutionists, and they | around | Germany—and the most important) is the recently-announced att: | | li tf ith nh Ui I i t i ‘everishly awaited: different irem the of se lew breakers =H oe aoe to = single question Vee de oe Letnimg |) “Keg West is the last spot on eit ong panied ot Gute ae lers staged the revolt, and wore ‘Be ™ap of the United States and) -—— ms = that seemingiy{ defeated. At this writing, aR ist best” This statement was; Ta. cain coving he eine Cop See OL minor point pended the peace of{calm and clear on the Spanmn’ ™*O¢ >F Pani Wilkens Hjort, of )-WJoe 16T pee amt a Europe! } Coast—but there are seversi mil- The ambition of France today lion Spaniards whe sympathize Germany—if anything,| are sot satixfied. It is very =afe ~ she fears the central powers more, to forecast that additional troubie war. To accomplish her aim, she | within 2 year—and probably muca mast enust the couperation of ine! sooner. nations which, lke herself, bound} More important to this count ie of these are Italy and Jugosiavia.jof Japan toward the fortheoming| * A diffievtt probiem ix caused by! three power naval conference. the fact that Jugesiavia and Itaiz) There are only three really 7 accompamed by ali the polite! States’. trappings of old-world diplomacy, treaty. which expires shortly. the (ace hates and fears the other.iratio between the The object of Minister Barthou in inviting Alexander to France was te smooth wut if possibie the dii- fieulties between Jugeslavia and Italy. Jugoslavia is the main link in the prospective “ring of steel” and so long as she and Italy are close to sword’s points, France’s BGrpose cannot be accomplished. ¢ next naval 5 Copenhagen. and | praising the people of Key West The experienc:d.” said the v 1 During the last few H i | t i h ie ee of Se et t | : f methods 20! Seceity and in ‘sections are( West i= maep oon, Ge seen groups whe are makite in. Men's temm defeated the situstio® ond other matters which are OIF oy op on 3S ‘The becker ae Alemeder wacked om, wanlis. by POE eased ene throme by desirous of purchasing A boom = 2 cad in sight is the belief of —~ |< iaseneteenmeanes ee Jugesiavia property owners. and the first tw mouteed after the taste be neem oy @ Tegeney— feel the effects of amy activities ed to rename bi Game and call & armed men—the doubts if the sicag this line, t is said. Wil be: the Mymterioas Five. tee See procession started down the main. Jugesiavian peeple cam goners of property on Boce Chica” — —— ow | street of the ety. Suddenty 2 fat, be kept under control Again. a= Big Pine and Suzer Loaf. | Garages are ging = i Ge a of Ge See j mar leaped to the running board’ im the past. ail <yes are turned to ese emt pers et tee cay em cee Re fof the king’s car, pressed the trig- the Baikan< the powder-keg of ™ ot three way ad- 3. Mecee & heving coe comtres> Aap Gh TH leer of 2 new-style submachine Earope. certicns committee contemplate “2 St Sis reiiee, 225 ime — | gun which is hardiy larger than 2. ——- we = Tame and Stet istGemie ss See Te ee lrevolver. Twenty shots split the’ It seems that the important’ Sas cart date. This an- ote built ot tie heme oe eet Ege Gee a dying The semmuis wae cot, Two move fercign events of iicr-" scrtiing campaign Gis winter Sor Suten Posiume -— ieee _—_ by the sabres of cavalry. cational interest remain to be in > 4. cor more extensive than it — 2 world travel’ orday afternoen's min Sram fact that Mr-| cocth hed IST ‘The & = geome finest climate I have ewer —— Sk THE FIRST NATIONAL BANE OF KEY WEST Meme om ter Bee LETS MAKE FLORIDA STREETS An Cover mer) | mmmtner ae Fete ee Therein ix the reason for the _ Night ssésessza vast importance attached to the fuse. In that - Nationality of Alexander's as likely withdraw /; aA = = sassin. Had he been Italian, it is re treaties} safe to say that Italy and Jago- ar é slavia would have been at war ! within 24 hours—and it might matters wi have been only a matter of time’ that Japa } before ali other European powers, ratio jand possibly this cogntry, would the have been drawn in. isn Fortunately for rhi peace, ¥ the assassin was a Jugosiavian—a old : ( | hd for esent at i be attitude of Nippon encouraging. n betting that the, doomed. all aie TODAY’S WEATHER Temperature* | Highest 84! ni j Lowest vi) Mean 20 south portion, shifting | Norma] Mean 78 to moderate north and northwest Rainfall* y’s Precipitation 0 Ins. Norma! Precipitation -18 Ins. “This record covers 24-hour period — % oelock this morning. over northwest portion WEATHER CONDITIONS f low pressure ex- jerning from the Lake 3 - ™. Sun sets . m. Gulf of Moon rises 9:01 p.m. », Detroit, Mich. 29.70 in- Moon sat: 10:25 a m. while pressure is moderately Tomorrow's Tides the central Plains | AM: Bie High 12:40 | Low 6:08 Barometer at 8 a. m., teday: Sea level, 29.94. and eastern Texas, m portions of Mi is, St. Louis, 1.72 . 1.30 inches, ere have been light show-j} southeastern Florida. Tem-, res have fallen in the mid-! and upper Mississippi and Mis- i Val and Middie Atlantic changes have been! ght elsewhere east of es. and readings are near | r above the sasonal average. G. S. KENNEDY, Official in C arge ee a Today’s Horoscope : Pas : eccccccees=2<-ccce) ; The foree of yesterday centers! and: °" the intellectual faculties to- iday, and the mind is remarkable | etrong, studious, self-contained, | | Florida: Partly cloudy, probably ; and lofty; in some cases becoming | !showers in north portion tonight’ mystical. There is not much use in! ! and Friday; slightly warmer trying te guide or control this na-} * . i ture. for it will werk out its own! [meeaenet PocteD tte I repenenhlion, 10 alk ak tabuaed Jacksonville to Florida Straits:! with confidence, and its hopes will Medccate awtheast and east} be generally justified. WEATHER FORECAST “(Till 8 p. m., Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly 'tle to moderate northeast {east winds. IALdttLtitditdiditidtititdtteztittttitidatiddd in 722 [LIP IIDIDI DIOL IDO, a |\yeerrwree eae ae. TO ALL GARDENERS WE ARE HANDLING A FINE LINE OF CLAY FLO@ER SOS & o© SORTED SIZES. “THE LAST LINE (% CARDES Stat T eee 4” Flower Pots 10c © Piewer Poe = 4” Saucers doe © Saucer - 8” Flower Pots 3Se eer Po a 8” Saucers 20 Soe or - ie Hanging Baskets. § me ALSO CYPRESS PLANT TUBS, 16” i= dineeeter, coat FOR THE LAWN Vigoro Plant Food . 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