The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 29, 1936, Page 2

MUTILATED The Key West Citizen | POCTOR DOESNT Like His own | | KEY WEST : we . F Published Daily Except Sunday By =i As everyone Tasos ine Federal gov- DAYS GON Yo u and Yo u r iI 0 D A y § W E AT H E R PUBLISHING CO., INC. PAGE TWO — a THE | WEST CITIZEN SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1936. = = a ARTMAN, P di i iti FY . . = Saree teeceret ca ernment has gone into competition with | Happenings Here Just > 7] eee Temperatures* | morning over the Canadian Pro- From The Citizen Building various private businesses—notably, the | Age Today As Taken a tio n : S$ a I r S$ REREAD 88} vince of Ontario, Sault Ste. Ma Corner Greene and Ann Streets electric industry—at the taxpayer’s ex- The Files Of The Ci on as ay = rie, Mich., 29.46 inches, and a a oe pense. I Re trough of low pressure extends Joe Miller, a Homestégro| 4 Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County. Now the. Federal government finds it- a | Ri southward over the western Gulf ras E ue was arrested yesterday Hrif?| ] Cc a i 4 3 econd class matter | self in competition with itself in the state | Cleveland Niles on pals t a Seven Ba es of otton | Yesterday s Precipitation .48 Ins, |of Mexico, with a moderate trop | | ‘aa pee See 5 lige wene eae Normal Precipitation .... .16 Ins. |j ance central about 200 of California! | 14 year old clored girl | al- Lees ical disturbance central about 2 Member of the Associated Press ‘leges that the negro mayght! By ELIOT JONES end ‘apparantly erring miles east northeast of Vera Cruz, ere’s W a > . ores che Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use Hi what has happened: Boulder | ney from Homestead af}tic-| Professor of Transportation and Public Utilities, ‘Tomorews Almansc Mexico, moving west northwest republication patches credited to | Dam is nearly completed, and large blocks | ing her from home and ox Stanford University i Sun rises ‘ { it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also 2 i (cs ward attended by strong winds and the local news published here, of power will be thrown into Southern pee eee Gc habiene gil). An imaginary conversation between Morgan: Two more are needed for Ree se seeeeneees heavy squalls near the center SUBSCRIPTION z ‘aliforni 2 S ae |have been trying to locher.! William Jackson, grower of cotton, ar purposes—one to provide de- | Moon ms awe . m. i Fe Paes oe Pr. a The Los Angeles Municipal | She evidently became afr} the} and Henry Morgan, collector of taxes. eipa agpinst attack by foreign pow- | } sets. “4:02 a. m.| Pressure is moderately high gis Monts : gn | Power Bureau is to take part of this power, | man and for she report the| With 9Pelogies to Ce Hae | inser en ay a hens eo | Tomorrow's Tides the north Atlantic coast and south- Btonth goes ane a _~ and so it has ended a contract | with a | Sheriff that he had threaj her, big was your| required for defense seems large, | A.M. -l|ward over the South Atlantic y ‘20} private utility which has been si . with violence, and it wath cotton crop| but then we are living, you know, | High ................. 7:50 ADVERTISIN 7 supplying | yay that her whereaboutsdis-! last year? in a disordered world: and as for Low 1:06 Barometer 8 A. M. today: de kno ; 70 per ¢ its i S Jackson: By| the bonus, well, that 1: politics. de known on application, 70 per cent of its requirements. {covered. The father of ‘the sweat of| Jackson: That makes four bales, but | { 5 . mm | Sea level, 29.96. ern Plains States, Eastport, Me-, SPECIAL NOTICE 1p oeIO. 2 30.16 inches, Rapid City, $ This private utility is also under con-|has been notified and J} E my beereny why any more? All reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of | tract to take Boulder. Da ..| being held pending develnts. : produced| Morgan: Another bale has to go to» : —— y vot, obituary motives, ete, will be charged for 8} dey to utilize th ae IEE 1s) Bh ending devefnts./ |g aritttty bales. | | pay asubsidy to farmers. |. | WEATHER FORECAST D., 30.34 inches. Scattered show- oO! cents a line. A P ver, i s 382 ca ae 2 5 3 mn: | Jackson: naturally, 1 shot : ———< Sem ci » Saed tices for entertainments by churches from which | that th ue és i 2 Is MGpessaty:| Members of the Monrojnty , jt will take tad ba have @ subsidy, but why sub- } (Till 8 p. m,, Sunday) e have oceurred during the la t nue is te beienceds B cents a line. al e great surplus ef power generated | Medical Society gave ajuct just seven| sidize farmers? | Key West and Vicinity: Partly | 24 hours over the eastern hz f of pulibe tsatiess an .forum and invites discus: | in its own plants be disposed of. There-|"” ee West is one of tpcal! | Ee Morgan: Because they need greater cloudy tonight and Sunday, po | the country and is st but it will no: bis! be *s : . A restaurants velc i : 5 anneal Senaces souther Plains pataceal il not publish anonymous communi- | for jt made a contract with another pri { eee rante #e a welcomdure pay Foul tnesdsine mnrerneedito increase bly occasional showers; gentle to ean —— vate utility, in North ali . 0 Dr. G. M, Guiteras, yhas ¢ | taxes to the! their purchasing power than that moderate easterly to southerly |} S°c%y = moun vate utility, in } orthern California, to buy | returned to Key West an} be ; RoE of other groups, but they are po- | winds. | heavy at Corpus IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST some of this surplus, in charge of the Marine jtal.! ™ Jackson: Seven] jitically powerful, you know, and! Florida: Partly cloudy, pos- inches, and F se Ste ; out of thirty?] an important election is to be held | z cooler * #DVOCAT! Now another Federal power project Dr. N. C. Pintado had c} of ‘Tpat ts outrageous Why does the| shortly. jsibly scattered showers near east! 1-66 inches. Coole ED BY THE CITIZEN buitdinwein WNoktbenn Calton the arrengements and tienu Government demand’ so many | jackson: And the sixth bale? |and south coasts Sunday and pos-|vails this morning ; gt jortherns Galt ornia says that |indicates they had an aging Plea Well, Tit tell you. It re-| Morgan: That goes to the support of | sibly near extreme south coast to-; much of the Plains southern utility it will destroy the sale : | | executive, legislative and judicial) joc. te US Seger is not dee; Jacksonville to Florida Stra ts] peratures somewha i y of} Jim Taylor, colored myer-| branches ot the! Govesnment, ns aber cael ' and East Gulf: Gentle to moderate , #! in these Wdges to complete Road to Main. th i ‘ oe e . oe by this other govern- | ployed by the Tidewater 4 cluding the SUMETO NED Tee a ateecta Sat why do abhavesto give easterly to southerly winds; part-| Ove? ane upper | 5 ment plant. tion Company, who w ned! "a ts i vi er= up a seventh bale, or altogether |. overcast we: ia elsewhere read . pany ned; of the many public services p fearly one fourth of my crop? ly overcast weather tonight and sists "ree Port, So government bureau A finds that Riedl cates, o. Ser a OU Ce Sood Morgan: Well, you do, The, seventh Sunuey with widely scattered) G. S. KENNEDY, fete! : governm is i i < 2 i ae r‘weather and crop: report-| bale goes to the CWA or the WPA ; showers. $ > ctels and Aparcments, ; g ent bureau B is a competitor. This | the tragic nature of his q his! eoneel ee. eau or the PWA, or whatever it is called | sess | may cause headaches among taxpayers, {funeral drew an immensepwd| Jackson: That's fair enough. | do not now. The Government is carrying | WEATHER CONDITIONS =| -_---- h st pe ye bot colored folk with a briand| | object to giving up a bale for such| on public works of many kinds in meee | Subscribe to The Citizen—20e who must pay for government competition ead ie ee ive necessary purposes, though | must| order to ae employment to rae A disturbance isa central. this) veekly with gov: as as Y leading the procession |the! Pay the cost seems trightfully high.| and to lift the country out of the; =" "" / S| weekly. Hyneeo emer as well-as government | cemetery, \v'"| Morgan: The second bale is needed to| | depression. ‘ 2 ee competition with private enterprise. But | ~ meet the interest on the government | Jackson: And will the Government government should be willing to take the The Paonkes peated thhut-! debt. The Government can not| succeed in putting labor back at, (SIPPIPAEIIAAIAAA AON hae A Hien ane credit ‘enabling 1 to wate #8) give up a, bale of cotton | $3 ici i aoa coe laws in a great game of bal borrow more in the future) unless] Tepresenting many days of my own | & : - : nee —— it forces down its citizens’ | at the pari yesterdafhe| it pays the interest on the debs al- Pe eae ee T aah F Y T fter all rev 5 i cee roats. ae sd qwithi a rou incurred. organ. Tha’ n , but at | h Ea: W & i : : . on eee are correctives, em pomenended mae a gears { a cbadaeripeecaepaen any rate sou Eaves contribute, £0 e s1es' ay or ou o at what terrible cost! 53 TAXES ON YOUR LOAF '0. Gray and Albury formthe! Morgan: The war debt We have to| | that the experiment may be made. | LOAF OF BREAD | battery for the Regulars ailar-| _ pay for past wars. Jackson: If this keeps up. 1 might as | Pa or A Home Sees tinez erauBecine fon heat Jackeon: nnes wasted! Still Lagree| well stop growing cotton, and go; y The cost of government, according to | laws. ut-} ““that the Government should meet| on relief myself. : ? s ee ite obligations. no matter how fool-| Morgan: That is up to you, but my is to pay for it as you pay rent. The logical way the best estimates, takes more than 20 jshly incurred, But that accounts for} job is to collect all the bales the | Z J as y rent. x ; is to pay monthly, out of income, an installment on the principal and the interest, etc., and thus, over a given period of years, pay off the entire mortgage and have the house free of all debt. It” very much like buying a house and then renting it to yourself. per cent of the national income. The Cuban Stars and Nug's only two bales. Government requires. CONSULT US HOW YOU CAN BUILD OR = Boys played a stunning giof (Address questions to the author, care of this newspaper) BUY A HOME OR REPAIR OR MODERNIZE For the present we should raze more In/other words, if welwork five weeks: |(baseball st the barre le ~ —+— ~ 2 ANY TYPE OF’ BUILDING ON INSURED CREDIT. ks and raise less children, the proceeds of only four weeks’ work iv |™orning 10 o'clock in tlir- The First National Bank ot Key West retained by us. The money paid us for the racks, The score was 8 to 1 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance : ca = |Teday’s Horoscope Corporation sure is crested over the nor portions of Water and Sewerage. section Official in Charge Rathing Pavilion, Al ports—Land and Sea. fansolidation of County and. City Governments, SII OSS SE SSIS SS SS. SS: nish chivalry is now a myth; it once a glorious reality. | When the sewers are Jim Baucher. Tampajas| (Extract f an article by Chan- s s are completed, the aes Se : e ‘ (Extract from an article by Chan nn conditionecwillavastl Hi a Only a small part of this money is | found by Sheriff Clevelandles ning Pollock in the August tural ae en stly improve as} taken from us in direct taxes. The great- yesterday ill in a garage ahe issue of The Ameri- ! Today’s child will be : , er part filters its way into government cof- eee at se, Wh er ane: i hi ipemedicaly anda nee commercial = “ni RAE g severe it waer en you tell the people who j.. panies . i eye or ) fers through “hidden” or indirect taxes, It |1earned that he 1s a narcotii-|have achieved what we have! none of mind aac to re pend to iti ey h est, like all other places, has| is a major item in the cost of living. uict. He had broken his tle) achieved that we mustn’t go on Hees Saline friend erin citizens who ca u 5 a a ni erelore ¢ adés-| achieving it—when we tel >| vs me 2 © can run the government bet. Bread provides an excellent: example [ond Meretore, Could: not ade achieving ft when we tell Babe! success will surely be attained un- ttian any official that could be elected es : ee ter it was suffermg for the\k! Ruth that he mustn’t bat any hard- | }o00 there are excecdingly bad as- ed.| of this. No commodity is more necessary. |or “uope.” ‘The sick man cr tlpithe busi leaguers: anus lt ccs uy grub aunt eee STs ee Yet each loaf of bread you buy represents | veyed to the county jail anf} Jim Braddock that he mustn't hit | (itl probably inaditoverester cue r, boys and girls, is still a vital| 53 different taxes paid. Some of these physician summoned. Suffilt]} any harder than I can, and both eas | ie 2 i ‘ hine was injected into thel-j of them that they must proceed} is | ie lives of many men and women, | taxes are paid by the farmer, some b eae | s ‘ — i yj taxes/are paid: b; a vs y the | ferer to bring about relic’. |} under rules designed to regulate ; | IIA ALLL 2 of what you might happen to| flour mill, some by the bakery. Every one | forts will be made to get hifjathletics in a home for cripple Sie "ae cenit of them has added to the cost of that loaf |odition to be sent tomorrop| then—whoever does it, however, ‘ ce lee irs i eee : AeA Tampa where his wife residey | wherever—the pennant is lost and} Sa SS of bread. i the count is up. \ n, the Republican opponent of During the past three years the Amer-} There are a number of af} You can and should _ tell Jim | ileox, might as well sing his| ican people have paid $100,000,000 more in Key West at this time entqy| Braddock not to hit in the clinches. ; ae upd Sia ‘or brea p : anes their applications for Ameih You can and should enact laws to: ow and not wait until after the | for ta than they would have paid had | citizenship with United St) restrain the dishonest and preda-| lection. its price stayed constant. Taxation was! Commissioner C. Rodney Gwi.| tory. You can and should uree Ne ———. not the sole cause of the rise—but it was a | Durnig the past few days and educate the backward to ef-; S m 5 i ne have been seven of these apjt-| fect better ethics and greater ei-| Ny a alleged advic ate | poten : 2 eae ant alleged advice to Candidate | Potent influence tions received. They are 4},| ficiency. But when » labor union | to talk too much, may profit- | What is true of bread, is true of meat, | Joseph Alexander Komar, ng,| or a legislature, for whatever rea-/ ably be h@@ded by all aspirants to office. shoes, automobiles, furniture—anything | Ireland; Aurelio Huesca, Sf son, orders that no more than so; 46 ROLLS GREEN SLATE SURFACED ROOFING, $1 75 50 Ibs., regular price $2.45, special cals e mocnege VIII TIDIIS DS. aS. People ti nee Sane and everything y: se, Maximi Lema, Spain; Eugo! y bricks shall be laid in a day, ' ple tir€pf buccal mouthings. ae ie il aos eee Martinez, Cuba; John’ Hutdg| that employers shall choose not the | | ink of taxation in this way—as @| Pinder, Oreland; Frank Ortaj-| best typesetter but the one who ) EveryBbdy thinks that either Roose- thing that hits you directly in the pocket-]| ba; Pedro Augustin oxsiont | has bee longest out of a job, that velt or Landon will be elected t6 the presi- | book whenever you spend a_nickel—and ba. All of the applicants are |v} 0 one shall work more thant eo 1 : STESD alin cawh ab airedictionh residents of Key West. [| many hours a weck and all at the dency ext November—except Father] You'll realize what a reduction in the cost | | same wages, and that no man shall teow 20Ghlin, who thinks Cargiggcee Let ,sovernment would mean to every per- Wrecking Tug Warbler jd} cultivate more than so many acres, 34 ROLLS SURETY CAREY ROOFING, 35 Ibs. will be the man. 2a Ee FF gon in the United States. this afternoon for Tampa fope| °F tase more than so many hogs 34 ROLLS § 1 ; pte ™ ——— purpose of rendering assistango! °° Potatoes and that you and I: (1 ply) weight, regular $1.60, specia ee ° a SPREE P | i ‘ ; : —— WHERE IS THE’ FREE PRESS? the Steamship Tampa which }n{ Shall pay him, not for what he; The Key Wes diamondball team pvEerei aes Hillsborough Bay where thes-| 1¢s do but for what he does not | Peers s ee es 2 gave a good account of itself in the-Miami Freedom of the press does not exist | Sel was rammed by the | 10. ee that more le islet 60 ROLLS SURETY CAREY ROOFING, 45 Ibs. $1 RO toute eet FU ON ries ec Solitaire two days ago. The T:pa|'* Meducine, ts to Cun PWT COT (2 ply) weight, regular $2.05, special e ournament by winning and “losing” oné| in many countries of the world. In Europe|;. oy in distress and is badin , “mon denominator of _ laziness, came, It took Fort Lauderdale’s best team | 0n€ finds the press more or less controlled | need of aid.. Her forward te thriftlessness and incompetence. and its greatest pitcher to put the Island} in every powerful country except Great |are filled with water accordiy 0! — | THREE PIECES SLIGHTLY DAMAGED WALL BOARD, REGULAR City boys hors de concourse, Britain. In Russia and Japan. the news- agp by the Pref JOE ALLEN | PRICE $35.00 to $45.00, $20 00 M ee papers are largely handled by the govern- special If working hours are cut down much} ment for its own uses. On nhursday of this \w he Notary Public rore j A ae = « i 3 spi oyjes | Rotary Club will be hosts 2 aed rer NCP, > more in this country, how people will In the United States despite cries | Org gins. who are ter THE CITIZEN OFFICE JUST A FEW MORE PIECES OF 4%” THICK BROWN DENSBOARD, spend their leisure time will become a seri-| about the freedom of the press being! the schools and colleges, and re! mostly 4°x4’ size, regular price $50.00, M us problem, involving society as well as] threatened the average citizen would con-| returning to take up their stles , $30. individual Old Nick . lud at the ga. is in insta s “too | within the next two weeks. als, ick is ¢ -o | clude that the press is, in instances, “too | xt two weeks. Iifa-| d mn the job, more | Z tions are being mailed to < special active than ever, and still finds mischief | free.” However, that is much better than] those who are within the catéry 3 TWO PIECES PRESTWOOD (not tempered) $50 00 M : e for idle hands to have a kept press, unable to print ac-j requesting their attendance ajhe : cece Sa regular price . , spec al ao esens, eo cas curate news and dependent entirely upon | luncheon. | | 4 °y West. a = cea ‘ —_————_ — housing Rhortapeue oe suffer from aj] the government for permission to publish | MONROE. THEATE| aaa JUST ABOUT 200 FEET OF 1x4 No. 1 Pine Ceiling left for storm of housing shortage. geo, he Tight kind { any article. Sylvia, Sidiiey-Fred MeMup of accertain compe ees thousand houses Not only is the censorship. .of news aa shutters, regular prize $50.00, M vacant a single day etn ~ not be! maintained in many countries: but the dis- TRAIL “OF THE LONE.| \ La ().( 0) son. Nature gave us ow gene sea-| patch of news to outside countries is SOME PINE | this healthful climate, it is up te 2=*t "| limited and the receipt of news from the peers ra eae THE ABOVE ARE CLEARANCE SALE ITEMS, AND IN us to a A ae 5 the rest. : © outside. world also rigidly supervised, wuegmi— MANY CASES REPRESENT SALE AT LESS Se a \ Under such circumstances one can}, : TaMICOSE Living taday in the United States a expect the people of the countries KEY WEST i at this H there are 6,500,000 persons beyond 65} sttbjecg oto form correct opinions on any COLONIAL HO = Se hoset pe ee radio ing fan years of age, statisticiz declare. Thig! vary but tng form of government may)! In the Center of the Busi pears pr Sora pons uf number will be trebled in 50 years. Pre cesses where inace ne no democratic pro- and Theater District ‘AIR CONDITIONED i . ° ° ° sumably then as now some fantastic dream-| mation and comment, absence of infor- First cana Ne carina woe ul 0 ntracting eermng e er. will think of some ephemeral scheme tc| the people for peace, ir w°"Y desire of Sensthle Rates | 78 Rooms $2.00 - 80 Rooms $2.50 x | 40 Rooms $3.00 = 24 Rooms $3.50 Phone 598 ‘ White and Eliza Streets “Your home is worthy of the best” take care of the aged, unless by govern! assert, can hardly be depenace® a5 10 Semple Rooms with Private Both $4.00 N VIITIIDIIDIDIOIIIIIVOOIE III LISS. “von to Garage Elevat: Slight increase for double occupancy mental ukase poverty will be abolished} exert much influence on a governme,. . ‘Other 1. 8 POUND. just like that. | clined to warfare. 4n- Popular Prices woren PaTitn W HOTEL DESOTO — Ses | a OIG LD aa CLIVIIIIIIVIIIIIIIIILD DS