The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 12, 1937, Page 2

a law of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., through investment of el oiikteq te line ES i u0D eh? Yo Fook years and-with the: Secerities:Exchange SPECIAL eager cae tee fonctioniiayier recent — manatlces fee wil! be charged for at | lation. cae er eas o2 Grarehes trom. which The moral of this is that it is difficult Hace aan oeeam and Invites discus~) to devise laws to restrain the grasping in- stinct of man. Probably no law will ever be written which some smart manipulator | ; cannot evade. This does not mean that} the Government should abandon efforts to ‘regulate business: and finance. It simply points out the fact that it is necessary for } ‘the Government to maintain constant . vigilance upon the operations of the so-| called miracle, men in businesy” and fi-| nance. eee sATe cur fees A OM a —— - ‘ t WILL always seek the truth and print it without fear and without favor; never be efraid te attack wrong or to applaud right; eiways fight for progress; never be the or- mor the mouthpiece of any person, clique, ‘tao inser ee nt the” Giulstidlid. ood: done by individual or organ- Pali neni. others’ rights, views and opitiidtis; jprilit'‘onty news that will elevate ‘and ‘not contaminate the reader; never com promise with principle. SANFORD’S CENTENNIAL * To Sanford, upon her attainment to the vigorous age of one hundred years, many congratulations will be forthcom- ing. It is to the “Centennial Celebration” number of the Sanford Herald, now in its twenty-sixth year of keeping pace with arene ten ree pemene aa an oe ; the marvellous achievement of the county | which “produces more fruit and vegetables than any other similar area in ‘America” that we are indebted for twenty-eight IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1, Water and Sewerage. 2 Bridges to complete Road.to Main land. 4 pages of illustrations and descriptive mat- Pagiress queens ee Sete. af OMS isi ’ %. Pree Port. tet; -and alive with advertisements. which} 00000077 Soe Pe a ahs manovah Muska aaee Se Miiineka Apatomsate: tell better than any eulogy could, of the WITH APOLOGIES TO SPEA! abies. ‘ fom Pavilion ‘| progressive spirit of the town that is the & Seeds Mik tee dunn Oh Rath E . . ; ’ . Sweet mystery o: ‘eat last I’ve found thee, © Msrbtss-Einn.d tna Sea. head of navigation on the St. John’s And I’ve uni ch why ‘the women love thee so, 5 = Saag = 5 | River. Thy simplicity of fact doth quite astound me, 7. Wonsolidaton of County and City The “Herald” is an institution on ac- 1 wonder why I didn’t find thee long ago, Tis the longing hopeful wait, with pulses swelling, For the not far distant, all important date, When the seven dollar chapeaux will be selling, For This Liquid Mererasen ys. count of which we may extend to Sanford additional congratulations. It has won for poe ARG SL ND SPR RRO TRIS ‘ x sage vain, dollar nil ight. Plorida is 4 peninsula, and as ‘such| itself and for the community: which it rep- Re ,Imperial Lotion contains six iteh only part ieldnd. Key West is a whole is-} Tesents, an enviable place in the esteem —RASPUTIN. bg, Broa nge go down co land, and a veritable gem in the ocean. of all within its sphere of influence. - niinieatonasitie oe ° to TRAILER BUSINESS Baby born in trailer. To make their deliveries; the storks will have to in- | erease their flying speed or they will be Gantord Herald) sonecwabdedecoeoee) 1198—Gen, Oglethe i , AS Palm Beach, in accordance with the desires ‘Alice + Roosevelt Long-| Engiish colonists la: outdistanced, » ee + Roose ong- | E ; i , daughter of a’. President, | $!a- 1 widow of the late Speakér, colamh- ist, born 53 years ago. of its cocially prominent — residents with lavish } Wor clubs, has taken drastic steps to keep the city! ; clear of trailer tourists, but what may have been| John L. Lewis of Springfield, a aes ‘ ‘ * 1922—Pope. Pius XI crowned. a nuisance to swank Palm Beach is proving a boom ne ‘ poten: of the ep ou pike 48 sree orkers merica, born at Lu- * ; % B to many other cities in Florida. nag pps 57 ae tao. a 1525—Mills Federal Arbitra- Opening near Sarasota isthe “National Win- etal ter Trailer Show” with all important manufac-| Dr. S'las Evans, president of| {926 Anthracite coal strike of turers exhibiting at the 600-acre Samoset trailer maaan Ww 7 Spent born at 150,000 miners, lasting six months. Scranton, Pa., ears ago. ‘ town, Estimates of the number of trailers al-|”~ : - settled. ready in Florida run as high as 26,000, an increase U over last year of 200 per cent. By official count | Kan Right thousand bathers were counted | trailers are rolling into the State at the rate of }Y°"S 88° in Miami Beach last Sunday, and if the} 95 per hour. 1912—Republie of Ch'na estab- lished. residences, large estates and exclusive bathing Over-talkativeness on the part of the wife has always been good grounds -for divorce in China, and yet we think the heathen Chinese is backward. tion Bill signed by President. Florida has had her Boom, and wants no more of it, but Belgium continues to have and hold her Boom, which happens to be a brick-laying town of some 20,000, enator George McGi!l of; 1934—Deginning of b'oody civ- s, born in Lucas Co., Ia., 58) i] war in Vienna, MADE OF THE STRONGEST HARDWOOD. FRAMES ‘ARE NATURAL VARNISHED. ATTRACTIVE COLORED CANVASS 1936—Geneva blames United Dr. Jesse F, Williams of Teach-} States if League of Nations oil counters counted what they looked at, “In Washington,” says Time News-Magazine, jers’ College, New’ York, noted phy- |sanct'ons against Italy fail , 8 , ge, . phy- | § ly fails. A 3 a the resulti ber would have been 16,- “the biggest fadtor in the fast-growing U. 8. in-|8ica educator, born at Kenton, SACRA gnu eaTR COMPLETE WITH CANOPY WITHOUT CANOPY BUT 000. ; sox dustry last week filed a _ registration;. statement OR, ot ane comic onan i nk $2 90 Foor $2 10 4~¥ d 7 . greg ie: ( fapemes Seren MUP | seth tee: Sycerites and Rachange: Cotidisalin for Hedey-f Grady ackh ak tel AS ABOVE ........ ° FOOTREST ° Fr papers are singling out the/| the first public offering of trailer stock. The | College of Commerce of the. Uni-| attractions for which their cities are}. registrant was Covered Wagon Co., the little Mt. ses of i a. born in San] i, ncisco, ‘S 5 noted, and each has some of which to be! Clemens, Mich. concern which was founded inj” °? Yeats 880 | proud, but Key West offers itself in toto! i930 by Arthur George Sherman. Exasperated by| W li'am Faversham of Holly- as the most alluring attraction in the en-} the faults and failures of a trailer he bought, | wood, actor, born in England, 60] BENJAMIN LOPEZ j Serving Key Weet | WITHOUT FOOTREST OR CANOPY $1.35 Half Century N . . N) N) . nod eee : YACHT CHAIRS AS ABOVE ............ $1.50 N @ N) N) : N) Phone 135 Night 696-W 1 tire peninsula, Trailerman Sherman built one for himself, was |7°@TS 480. aR erry besieged on the road by so many “trailer tappers” | “—~—~~— ~~~ il ic i Ts aes a ea ae Manufactarers say trailers will be aj (curious callers); that he devided to make his CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF INCIDENTALS FOR THE HOME boon to traveling salesmen because they ! model commercially. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK can now be accompanied by their wives. “At the Detroit Automobile Show in 1930 OF KEY WEST Never mind, boys; that thing is only a fad.{| Mr. Sherman got a batch of orders, reached a as at the close of business December 31, 1936, —Fort Myers News-Press. A fad now, aj} production of 189 trailers by 1933. That year Comptroller’s Call necessity later, like most innovations, | hig-oles:wepre $56,000. “By 2086 he, sold: 1,100 / Loans and Inve Pea aeisrs sire $ 275,660.47 Re ere ee trailers for $500,000.. Last«year, working night Overdrafts . as ¢87 Gladstone, we believe it was, whoj and day, Covered Wagon turned out (6,000 trailers | Banking Hou! iture and Fixture: Other Bond$ and Securi- eeeceseser rele : nH 30,920.76 eaid that the American Constitution was | worth some $3,000,000." With ‘added. facilities Be Sai owssigeveet sone, co pe “SP-ON GARBAGE 50 FT. LENGTH OF 6 FT. STEP LAD- Stock of the Federal Re- WII OIIIIIIIS IRIDIUM OEE: the greatest human document ever evolved, c ancing, and he was a far-seeing statesman. It | Var ~ hopes to hit the’ 20,000" mak “Gn 1936. "serve Bank ae 4,500.00 ; ‘a eswsCANS:..Ivory,.,and GARDEN HOSE: DERS: Substantially the foundation upon which the greatest! Total 8. ‘trailer production was an estimated Were Federat ae bey H N green. Sanitary. Just Solid rubber without built. Steel rod under government on earth has stood firmly. for)| 35,000 in, 1936. United. tates — Gavaee- 4 the thing for indoors: nozzle. each step. 1 ears; wh hould “Still H are even Covered Wagon profits ment Obligations di- b 7 all page - why shou any man re a paca el Sage eee ane & EACH LENGTH ........ $2.50 EACH .. $2.40 knock a single prop from under it, and | —$4,889 in p about $20, 4 guaranteed _.............$612,571.98 thus weaken the entire structure? And / $86,000 for the first nine mgnths of last year. Cash and due from Banks 366,479.40 979,051.38 & SERUME EE eth We WI and wot that of| Onty pretercea stock. (20,000 nharen) win be wld ~~ asessz33 «= | SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING CO. the people to prevail. Once the people | to the public in the proposed financing. All com- LIABILITIES a iY of this country find themselves helpless im} mon stock (295,000 shares) is owned by Founder ae ee eee Miccrie “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best’ attempting to govern themselves, the end} Sherman. But each preferred share will be con- Deposits Cte tie hoon amas ote OT ij * 5 is near and a dictatorship inevitable. | vertible into two shares of common stock, giving : at Q White and Eliza Streets ellie ete to Phone 598 Eternal vigilance will always remain the | the public its first chance at the U. S. trailer’s | ‘Wee Ptr 1532.48 \\ price of liberty. future.” Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WIITILI—IIIIILIV<IVIL LE LLL LIL IL IM. ‘