The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 2, 1934, Page 2

iii nto mene es cai la: Bow. 5 ieowes to be decided. z Why i* 4 mosquite? e+ a The speeding motorist who is seeking . B.yeeetion frequently finds his on a hos- =, pital cot. * —$——— * ___ If you are in faver of the proposal to © esempt all homesteads up to the value of = from taxation, vote yes. a There will be no let up in the cam- _ pelen against ownerless dogs, say sanitary © ofticials,.as long.@s one is seen on the ™m 4An€ om Many automobile drivers are not sati @ fied with reducing theit cars to juuk but, pigiet on driving them on the ¢ thoroughfares. J “| have been told not to worry,” said _ & well known Key Wester. Being told not =_t© worry saves a lot of mental anguish vv concerning debt. ta Readers of current fiction must have grasped the idea by this time that many “. folks ave act contented until they marry ", the wrong people. 339 Being told net to hold themselves gloat some of the younger set are proving they are not that way by growding four in the front seats of autos, 15 5: tt is noticeable that mén who forget + te Wilt their hats when the Star Spangled Heuner passes are always ready to lift > them when a pretty girls goes by. . Would it not be nice to know that the ” peots of our bouses are as impervious to _ vale es ere the heads of some ef our friends _ te eew idear. “Twould mean a saving in “— gepair bills, Tt ls now proposed by some citizens - of Key West to form an organization to be called SSUN which '< - the society for fy noises, with ef- inst owners H Hip ba fer in init H i i : i Lf é j ey | al the Metropolitan Opera Com- —and we will be a sad nation indeed, if hog ope ~§ a ial - sy West after this one passes. we find that we aA iti ; i : made us great. af 3 a § wR i SOUTHERN PINE PAPER | : - = i H i Hi been formed in Alabama, with Thomas W. Martin, president of the Alabama Power This body, in cooperation with others, Will seek to put to extensive practical use the discoveries of Dr. Charles H. Herty, the eminent Georgia chemist, who has @emonstrated that an excellent quality of hewsprint paper can be produced from Southern pine. When it is considered that only 7 per cent of the wood used in paper consumed by American newspapers in 1933 was grown in the United States it can readily be seen what a vast field exists for the utilization of Southern pine. Importations of newsprint paper and wood average more than 1706 million dollars a year. Today’s Birthdays; Maj. Gen. Fox Conner, U. A., of the First Corps Area, vet-; letg. eran of 40 years in the service, | born at Siate Spring, Miss{ 60{ years ago. ‘the stadium Wednesday. night, U.S. Senator Richard B. Ras-! The school quintette is in exeel- sell, Jr., of Georgia, born at Wind-/ lent condition, has been practic- er, Ga., 37 years ago. ‘ing steadily and is ready for the Already a sret kraft Paper and mysterious ones promising a hard paper products industry, using Southern Bishop Adna W. Leonard of battle. F pine, has been developed, supplying more } Pittsburgh, of the Methodist; than one-half of the nation’s requirements, | Episcopal Church, born in Cinein- according to Chairman Martin, who be-| “** ® ¥*2"= 22° j imi ii AS, heard a special s delivered lieves that a similar development in the! Winthrop W. Aldirch of Newi tenes ee payor newsprint industry can be brought about | york ity. banker, born in Pro-' " ait hat as a result of recent chemical discoveries. | vidence. R. L, 49 years ago. | Shortly after casting his ballot Such a: development would be of im- See jtomorrow morning Dr. William J. gee ; * Dr. Harlow Shepley of Harvard) Bartlum, state sanitary imepector Fable benefit, not only to the South, University, astronomer - di) ‘of this district, will leave for but to the whole nation. mm of its observatory, born a ae = « -}wille, Mo., 49 years ago. ATHO4 ee ee ns | James E. Watson of Indigng, | Sai y t2 ay : 5 ie e243% } former U. ©: Sehator, born at! Simmons, ; eis “(The Utah Taxpayer) Winchester, Ind.,.70 years ago. - lam the public treasury. s I must be kept under constant guard against | looters and despoilers, As never before I have been converted into | @ ponderous feed trough. i A veritable deluge is being poured into on] SE SS a9 a only to be seized upon and snatched up by a grow- miata taint iaadact bd .- AND -~ Re eh mbien m olN SAMPLE BALLO Now on sale at | F E The Improved Order of Red | Men attended services at the First | Baptist church last night and Advices received in Key. West. of San: today show that General Gerardo 62' Machado piled up a majority of ; more than 50,000 votes over his jopponent, Mario G. Menocal | Charges of fraud have been made Herbert Fleishhacker Francisco, bank, born there, years ago. Subscribe for The Citizen. MMO MM, MT ML SE EM ME MEE EE RE BEE, £ of ‘The FAT as well as the LEAN have deserted | their own boards to come to feed their fill out of | my generous bold. j There seems to be no end to their capacity. | Their hunger is never appeased. i They give no thought that there might come a | day when the food stream that feeds them ma: @windle to a mere ttickle. Experience has taught me that that day will. | and must, come. Already I see signs of shrinkage in the flow. Will they then be satisfied with less and less? Will they be willing to return to their ac-| castomed haunts and provide once more fer their Own means of support? Or will they storm the fount, only to find it 722 2 2 Ee ere en he-nctrc Ah. cethowr Crretcmastienttcoret Oat ‘SIL ALL LA ee dry? Who, ther, will be able to stay the furies? | What, then, will become of me? i Ir 1 am destroyed, what is there to replace ; a \) iN ) N A) iN) \) . ) \ ) * N * \ The Citizen Office ‘ . Pine Ree Secenaehineecie- sheranscieiaacnte i | iar | ik | How scany beautifuliy furmusbed tome. aun <heete Semen = oe cayed plastered walis? Yous cuidie eat & A Ge ' cole = $2.00 2.25 1.00 13 : $1.11 “INSIDE “FLAT TONE” PAINT—i¢ ATTRACTOR JUST RECEIVED LARGE SHIPMEXT OF “SHEELEGS seer GALVANIZED CARBAC: Cass 24 GALLO 2.25 GET YOURS WHILE THEY LagT Garden Implements SEE THEM ON DISPLAY &% GOS Shane Bamboo Lawn Rakes, Garder Rakes. Grebteng Geen Gccmtiee Geen Shovels, Picks, Garden Hose, Sprayers anc Sgemsieng (ex FIBRE PLASTER. 100 T Sack rey 106 Sack FENISH LIME. ® Sack HYDRATED LIME. 50 Sack CEMENT, 15 GALLON “Your home is worthy of the beat” Se oe oe