The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 1, 1936, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service. For 56 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West VOLUME LVII. No. 209. Che K COUNCIL AIRS DURING: SCAVENGER CONTRACT WAS GRANTED FRANK CATES: ONE MONTH AGO; EXTEND-| EN DAYS MORE Long Tax-Paying Pull Ahead Before Public Debt Is Paid ICAPT, PETERSON | | COMMENDED FOR | Treasury Experts Realize True Conditions Regard- less Of Statements To Treatises s Of Intra oute Explained :In Bearing On Matter One of the most comprehensive, | | instructine and informative trea-| outside, and they return to the up- per Keys and Miami.” Pertaiming To Yachts KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1936. ‘Advantage i OVER TWENTY-FIVE HUN. OOO OOM OM’ Wane, Vnim Statement Be DRED COLLECTED HERE TAKEN TO NEW YORK | Tame “Gees Crazy’ garding His Views Bear- When Flying Ocean | SERVICES GIVEN) ED FIFTE | Ata spicial meeting of city HIGHLY PRAISED BY MAJOR; } W. W. RHEIN FOR ACTIvI- TIES DURING TARGET PRAC- | under which Frank Cates is new TICE LAST WEEK Contrary By PRESTON GROVER (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, _ Sept. 1 Eagerly as the general public may accepted Secretary Mor- genthau’s statement that no new have jtember 15. | 2 : | Present at the meeting were | Major Wade W. Rhein, U.S. A.’ presdent Jim Roberts. Couneil- | commanding officer at Key West! taxes would be necessary next year, treasury experts are @ to the long pull ahead if] .5 his appreciation, and that of fe |e GHEE the public debt is to be reduced. . | 265th Regiment.C..A. Florida aha The meeting was called solely Here is an approximate picture | tional. Guard, pf the,services ren-} of the debe. |dered by. Captain, John Peterson | contract which was , during the. target . pract:ce last | Cates one month ago and at On June 30 this year the gross| week, as follows: jtime it was stipulated that ., | “Captain, John, Petersen, expiration of one month it woul debt was $33,778,543,000, which) aty:'6 Lighthouse Service, Wee aevial pouagtt betans’ tie’ boay scales down to $31,097,033,000| “Through Superintendent Light-! for consideration. let to Mr. whieh council held in city hall yesterday ; Honda to Key West, was today re- jafternoon, the scavenger contract! ceived by The Citizen. , Operating was extended until Sep-| analytical information and a re- i 4 ‘ men Armando Cobo, W. A. Free-| Honda to Key West giving every|pended $90,000 during its | Earracks and Fort Taylor, XPFESS-| an, C. G. Hicks, Marcos Mesa! ke for the. purpose of discussing the! outlines of the i 1 at the|Key West, with marked depths of /time toward provision of a’chan-| | | AQUARIUM i bailed tises on the Intracoastal §Water-| way, inside onte, from Bahie| Several pages are devoted to: data covering yachts and expendi-/ ore than 2500 excellent speci- tures of owners during their stay mens of fish were placed on thes in port. “Thousands of vessels of Steamship Henry R. Mallory last] this type visit Florida annually and | night to be taken to the New York} F ; With an estimated average expen-| Aquarium. Also one of the most It comsists of mime pages of'diture of only $20 per day for y-ried and beautiful selections of (each, it would amount to over! sea anemenes and other inverte- {$600,000 per month or $1,800,-! trates ever assembled. production of a Coast and Geo-| 000 in three months. One Florida’ The fish were purchased for the ie f Bahia | BEWSPAPer in its issue of April 2,’ aquarium by J. J. Shea, whe had otic Cavey mop from Babies Te, thet one yacht, alone, ex-' been here a the past 10 days, and : 00 du stay of: Hamilton Knowles, who came ye hiliat Suieck- thes; Coll of tive months in Biscayne Bay, or:here to assemble a group of in- ‘i __, | 3800 daily.” jvertebrates. The nucleus of the Mexico to Hawk Channel, with} A recapitulation of the reports ' col'etion was purchased within the fae 1 jot tke district suaincess are 25°) first. few days and was added to ; - . given. In one it is recommend2d daily when beautiful and rare fish quate imtracoastal waterway to|“that no action be taken at this’ were purchaseable. , } weve | During the last few days sev-} jRel from Miami to Key West, oth-! era} larger fish were obtained, one eaten as recorded by a survey efier than a channel seven-foot deep of them being a jewfish weighi the entire area by the Coast andi ie 6 aot wide’frem Miami 10! 200 pounds, which Mr. Shea was chia, onda.” ; { it . | houseDepartment, . The contract and its provisions* . when cash on hand is deducted! ‘Key West, Fla. f | wate @iacuanid <o8 touathouid oni oceotte survey. Thi y dear Captain Peterson: | request of a member of the board | The first paragraph of the “Permit me to exoress my sin-|it was again read. _ At the conclu-/ + ogtice is: “It is now ae j cere appreciation of your services: sion the present contract was ex- E | during the target practice of the! tended for 15 days. small vessels to proceed through | 265th Regiment C. A., Florida} Clerk Wallace Pinder announc-j the Intracoastal Waterway from | National Guard. ‘ed that an application from Rob-! Trenton, N. J., to Bahia Honda, actual receipts and disbursements; “Never before in my service! ert J. Lewis on the matter of the! Fia., over 1500 miles, without go- are reeorded (1936 and 1987| ave Lee Cree piney ae contract had been re- “ Ps e , celved, figures involve many estimates),| rae ‘eb radae | *ast day of the actice. With-; a La | Necessary to continue the route to the treasury reported regeipts of} out communication, with your! N {about 33 miles more to Key West, is swelling because expen-|* ditures continue to exceed rev- In 1935, the last year in which jing out into the ocean. | provide the minor improvements. Why not; Further on, the story of the thurricane of September 2, 1935, }emphasizes in no uncertain terms the advantages of the Intracoast-' _al Waterway and the boon it would ; prove to Key West. Since the de- {struction of the railroad a great j deal of freight moves south to Key , West by motor boats and the ad- i vantages of the completed inside ;route from Bahia Honda for these ‘vessels is shown. The last two paragraphs of the ieritique are: “In conc:usion it is ‘very anxious to get safely to New York. This could not be placed in the regular tanks and a special canvas tank was used to insure sefety and a minimum of bruises. Among the invertebrates was the most varied collection of anemones, Mr. Knowles believes, 2s was ever taken from these wa- ters in one group. He is under the impression, he told Tae Citi- zen, that he has in the tanks ap- proximately 500 specimens, every tint or shade with which nature has J. W. TRACEY AND MILTON E BRAY PAY OFFICIAL VISIT TO TIGER TAIL TRIBE LAST NIGHT j Members of Tiger Tail Tribe 13, Improved Order of Red Men, were Fla., the southernmost city in the stated $3,600,000 will be loaned $3,800,467,000. Expenditures,; powre plant in trouble, with all general and special, totalled $7,-| members of your crew sick, you} ; COMING T0 CITY | unites States, its ultimate desti- by: the federal government for the | nation?” ; highly commendable and meritor- i a 375,825,000. . proceeded upon your course, there- H expenditures ike PAN flby “ies hs the syste iB ee SISAGEAOO (Sucked an aettom| to av meant eae ian ci ee | | When follows a complete re-'iofs purpose of purchasing and * ary a aie i TO MAKE SURVEY OF MON.-'sume of an assortment of facts: fying the Florida East Coast swells the public debt. liciency, this firing was brought! lah Hi Sit ask tter Railway’ a brid bet Spending Exceeds Income _} to a suceészfui conclusion. } ROE COUNTY FERRIES DUR: | <r .<ct-a aadcpblehs: SoumctbneniEesr Matecamba ant Bir Pins For the tiscal year 1936 ending] “The entire regiment joins me} ING STAY IN KEY WEST he pehiact of Ractleg and con-! K¢y. ° This, in order to ‘ake them } last June 30, the treasury ; esti-{ 1" ne ear es troversies covering a period of, part of the highway system and} mated the excess Re ent c years. 5 si jlable__to_ vehicular. traffic, would — be’. ..$3,234,507,000, oa 1 Dates Back To 1932 {private pleasure automobiles, com- | The story goes baek to the! mercial trucks and buses. ‘years prior to 1912 when the! Regarding Channel Florida East Coast Railway was! “A very small percentage of a ‘in course of construction and the ‘ike amount would provide a chan-. necessity of the eompany’s equip-; nel of suitable dimensions through: j ment being used to dredge chan-;the inside route from Bahia Hon-' f the; da to Key West for the same pur- | 0! MADE.W.. RHEIN, oS eG Seaeae Major, 13th C. A.,; J. R. Blairs United States in- “Commanding H.D.K.W.” | spector of hulls, and G. L. Scheer, put at $7,645.301,000. Captain John Peterson's retire-' United States inspector of boil-' The 1937 (present) fiscal esti-! ment from the lighthouse depart- | ers, are expected to arrive next’ mates were blurred by invalida-t ment became effective today aft-, week to inspect the Mbnroe ecoun- tion of the half billion dollar! €* 40 years’ efficient and con- ty ferries Florida Keys and Key processing taxes and enactment of | “i¥ous service. poe ere 1 in-inels in order to permit o' the 1936 tax aimed to make up! pe heck hes — srl neees. transfer of its floating equip-' pose viz: facilitating transporta- . » the loss. Before either of these! GEIGER FUNERAL hile! ment. j tion, the movement of commerce, évents, however, the administra-{ 1 wet Shen folios o study of the con-! fre'ght and passenger boats, barge | HERE TOMORROW |. made of the new ferries Travel-| Fs ler and Pilgrim, which are now tion estimated expenditures would! ditions of the waterway and pres-‘!ines, equipment and yachts, hous) be trimmed to $6,752,606,000, or ent conditions whieh permit of ; boats and other craft. Though! being fitted out for service. SERVICES TO BE CONDUCTED; ~~ about a billion dollars over esti- “thonsands of small pleasure| bridges could be destroyed in the! AT ST. MARY’S STAR OF \FERA DIRECTOR | Mrs.| mated receipts. The two-billion- craft as well as commercial ves- | twinkling of an eye and traffic; dollar bonus payment was not in- sels proceeding through the Intra- abruptly suspended indefinitely, “a | GOING ON TRIP | ‘ | FRANKLIN ALBERT AND WIFE eluded in that estimate. coastal Waterway as far as Bahia|the channel would be prac- Since the bonus will not recur Honda.” tically indestructible and would be! TO LEAVE TOMORROW OVER HIGHWAY i roughly a third of a billion Jess! than for 1935, Expenditures were! | ,Sitate changes in schedule the inspections are being made. It is understood inspection will also} (at least for a year or two), this, But arriving there they are/available at all times for the safe| appears to put the treasury with- forced to go out into Hawk Chan-| and expeditious transportation of in approximately a billion dollarst nel to the south of the Floridaj freight and passengers. of balancing. x Keys, or they can go through the| The critique is a product If so, then is it possible in- creasing reyenues due to pros- perity will permit a balanced bud- get by 1938 or 1939? War Debt Dawn In 10 Years The President says tax receipts are increasing beeause of better’ times. How fast, he says, may be estimated in a short, time. Before debt retiremept can be-| gin, the annual lag between an-} come and outgo, whether it #be one billion or three, must be tak- i Funeral services for of Charles Geiger, who died in Mi- ami Sunday, will be held tomor- | row afternoon 5 o’clock from the; | chapel pf the Lopez Funeral Home; © | to° St’ s ;;}the Sea! J. Will offidiatetid< 1AIC | : Pallbearers ; Frank De-| Franklin E, Albert, FERA di- Janey, Caesar ‘Frank . H.| rector in Key West, and Mrs. Al- ‘Leda; Wm, A. an, Stephen {bert will leave over the highway! Whalton: Hh | tomorrow morning for Miami and of the Keys to Key West. “As orated blue. The back cover car-j the prevailing winds blow parallel’ ries illustrations in white. One! |to the Keys in this vieinity, there | of these displays the outside route| is usually mo lee on either side.!and shows stormy seas, lowering, | Henee these exposed routes are|clouds and small craft being jusuaily rough and uncomfortable | tossed about by the waves. land most of the time actually| The lower illustration shows hazardous for smal] yachts and;small craft sailing peacefully other small craft which proceed | along, surrounded’ by serene wa- south from Miami, therefore they|ters. This is the “Inside Route id) Wink. TH. Boll. | will not, ordinarily make the trip! As It-Should Be.” The! body, if is stated, will ar-j will be absent for about two weeks. rive tomorrow morning from M | This is Mr. Albert’s regular va- ami. Charles Geiger was an ar-} cation period and he will spend| rival by plane from Miami this; most of his time with his mother} morning. in Miami. Before returning they | will go to Orlando and be joined by their daughter, Sonya, who has been vacationing ‘with relatives, and is to return to enter school. Co-Eds In Philippines May Take Army Lessons| en-up, and enough excess of rev- IES ? | GOODMAN PLANS ‘STR. MALLORY is 2 . once the lag is taken up? Pot Italian Barbers Balk years a bit more than ten billion ruccio Lantinj of Corporations has TAIN BUILDINGS TO NEW YORK To repeat that feat will require } shops to remain open on Sunday (By Associated Press) The barbers’ syndicate, not un-! ing under the national defense|leave tomoxrow morning for] veston last night at 7145 “O'elock Jailed For Fraud) aemabe j attempts to carry flattery too! of military science has been asked’ beth Lee paraded on the goverti- off. or at least some other day in} will specialize! in. Red Cross and! that certain sums’ of money had|*22?k STEALS FOR FAMILY action. but she remarried shortly. have sprung out in celebration of LOGANSPORT, Ind. — Frank} Tavernier. SELLS HIS WIFE mounted up to 1,117 pounds jbeef hash from a grocery store ‘Moore relative to these; from Philadelphia, will take bunk. enue piled up to begin paying off the old bills. = How fast can debt be retired! \ TRIP TO ARRIVES HERE The debt after the war $25,478,592,000 on August 31, At Seven-Day Week| ee os 1919. In a little more than ten ——— TO CONSULT WITH ENGINEER, VESSEL TAKES ON FREIGHT «My Associated Press) i dollars _($10,759,308,000) was| ROME, Sept. 1.—Minister ver-| MOORE RELATIVE TO CER- AND SAILS ENROUTE knocked off, a billion a year aver- age. issued-a circular allowing barber; ~ bsolutely MANILA, P. L, Se bly a like period of pros-i“‘when absolui neeessary” — » P. L, Sept. 1—Co- = F e ais 2 Fraga eh” | beste charg fel Wustaa= tee eke at Gob Vaieersitg ke thd Philip-| Roy Goodman, WPA project; Clyde-Mallory Line Steamship ee ot found to be “a public necessity.”| pines will be given special train-| engineer in Monroe county, will} H. R. Mallory arrived from Gal- ° d , " chet pa spain ft iuee is the ae pdagpa bs eng - points oP BE eae a me an Salt . ; be = Florida WPA Engineer Moore rel-|and New York, at 9:45. Be resisting as vigorously as possible} The Commonwealth’ department added om the. lasid The 1 took at’ this GRAYS, °Eng., Sept. 1.—For | far. by the university officials to draft} Keys. é 19 years, Mrs. Daisy Eleanor Eliza-! ‘The barbers want their Sundays] plans for training the girls, who} Some time ago.it was announeed| ™pty ment’s records as a World war’! the week for those who. must take! relief work. ‘ widow when she was not cne. j their Sunday turn at actasateet canes set aside for the construc- Her first husband was killed in| the neat growths a la Balbo which |tion of two schools on the K t one at Islamorada and one from the sea for the New York Nevertheless, a postman came!the African victory. Aquarium. around once a month with a pen-/ Tam, 60, of this city, was sen-| These structures are to be used,! Steamship Yoro, of the Stand- sion check'and in 19 years it tenced to two years in the state| when necessary, as storm shelters.|ard Fruit and Steamship Com- —— | prison for ‘stealing a ease of corn BS ee ee meepete of. svmreling| pony; Se dus to Strive (about $5,585). When the hoax} BUDAPEST.—Hanvar Gelizz of with “Mr. was diseovered she was sentenced this city was arrésted for selling) to feed a family of four smal!|struetures that Mr..Goodman isjers at the Porter Dock V to three months imprisonment. his wife to a neighbor for $25. | children. making @he’trip to the Keys. and sail for Frontera, Mexico. “DAILY Gulf of Mexico to the northward} Key West. Its cover is of dec-" taking, Mr. Knowles said he had saved but one out of the 18 he had caught. All others had died. Death was caused, he believes, by the concussion of the heavy guns fired at the fort last week. All of the specimens were kept in cars at the submarine base and during the firing of the morters ‘the effects of the concussions were felt to such an extent in the wa- ter that most of the bathers at the base kept out of the water during the practice. Tt was about that time that the octopi began to die, Mr. Knowles said, and as they had been healthy and apparently in perfect condi- tion up to that time, he believes that they died from the concus- sions. Although disappointed at the loss of the fine eolleetion of these larger invertebrates, he was very much pleased with the others, es was Mr. Shea with his large col- lection of colorful and rare fish. CHARLES FELL TO SIDEWALK ON DU- _ED WOUND ON SCALP suffered injuries to his scalp. Mr. Fine is subject to which sometimes i FF i if | i try peay rt M z iti & z Hel i i unior Bray, left over the highway morning for Miami. “ INJURED TODAY ASSUMES DUTIES | VAL STREET AND RECEIV- him to fall backward to the side-| si walk. HI E lll i { ter. 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