The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 7, 1937, Page 2

* ad hind Wrinn te inavialiininain Beers’ expected. ‘The course that took us from bottom of the depression will have | | served its purpose when the nation reach- * the — leveland, te nett [DE LIGHTS 8y MARCY B, DARNALL, _ Former Editor of The Key West Citizen ‘ Former Senator George W. Pepper of |" Pennsylvania thinks all the fuss about 5-4 decisions of the Supreme Court is foolish. He pertinently observes that in any case where a democratic form of government permits decisions of questions by a ma- | jority vote there alwaye will be elas voles at times. Abgurte+Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City _ A big news story is always one in which we take a leading part, : Tallulah Bankhead, whose father is speaker of the House, says that when she finished schooj her parents wanted her to % settle down and be a Southern lady, and eqeaserensesene | and pressure is also high over the adds, “but I wanted to act and insisted | far ‘northwest; while a’ disturb- upon it, so they gave me up as the black THE WEATHER |ance is central over AL asses sheep of the family.” Seeecccocccccsesosoooess | Kansas, and pressure is: dow. from Temperatures* i the upper Mississippi. Valley ening MRR Nema NR Sttctnteteh ie SoBe 6 Every community has a citizen who is aptly deseribed as a bull in a china shop. ‘Nominations in order. Rubber stock should go up in the mar- het. Pa have a rubber stamp congress, “Old people could learn as well as the |Inwest 1 Grae Valey. ‘eee oe = " ai the president's wishes are acceded | Young, according to Dr. pas lenge of Fey 80) curred during the hours in ae . oh will also have a rubber stamp Su-,| Columbia, University. _He mind | Normal -75 most Atlantic: coast . mates Onder a cern bee bene, a Defies a Court. ‘does not deteridrate with age, an at aS | Yesterday's Precipitation T. Ins Teee oe oeenee n light SO. Bee ae . : \ + People get older they simply become lazy. | Yormel rec itation. 05 Ns | precipitation on the ANHEUSER-BUSCH © ST. £ : «It is rumored that Governor Cone will Some, of course, merely remain as they al- |} runding nin ovlock thin morning. | Washington, from Utah’ ae haa me ee . ‘Tomorrow's Almanac ito. western Missouri, in Min- Sagas, eae Sun rises... . 6:11 a. m.’nesota. Temperatures, have fal the complexion of the Overseas Toll Bridge, District commission, . ‘ Sun_ sets - 6:46 ever most of the eastern por- ng at least one ‘of the vps eta Dick Grace, World War pilot and et ‘ nm. of the country, and fave fia be vigorously protested, veteran movie stunt flyer who crashes old }Moon sets . ay . mien in the Mississippi Ys Tom speek Plains and west Gulf || bce ME planes just to amuse the public, suffered } humiliation and a broken nose recently. While driving an automobile near Holly- |b wood he swerved to dodge another car| gm and hit a lamp post. bs Oe G. S. KENNEDY, Official in Chaxat . | he Citizen agrees with “Observer” ‘That there should be a law which requires public servant to pay his taxes and free from the taint of being a tax vader before he can hold office. Sea level, 30.01. WEATUER: FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m.. Thursday) ,_| Junis Travic-Bob Livingston in Key West and inity: Partly CIRCUS GIRL cloudy tonight and Thursday; not} Comedy and Short Reel much change in temperature;} gentle to moderate easterly winds | — Florida: Partly cloudy tonight} and Thursday; slightiy warmer} freer pe! jj; Thursday in north’ and centr 1 Like the famed bull that tried to | ortions. AEIAMAIT AW a locomotive off the track, one in Oki ve Cutt Goa fae oh gata 5 homa recently showed more courage tha’ a northeast to east winds ove! Tf President Roosevélt succeeds in’ judgment. The animal charged an aut portion, “and €ist!ty* sout! Supreme Court with men who| mobile and broke his neck. The car w: are known beforehand to be in accord| damaged to the extent of $76, but Donald with his objectives, the court will not be| Dorman and two companions riding with supreme anymore, and should be named} him escaped injury. appropriately, the court of accord. Super-spot news reputedly published in an Illinois weekly newspaper: ‘‘Grand- ma Smith is very low as we go to press. If she dies in time she will be buried Sun- day.” No.'1 Ideal Flooring . . $40.00 M This flooring comes in bundles of 28 Sq. ‘i It is tongued and grooved on ends as well as sides. In lengths of 14” to 7. Absolutely no‘waste. It can only be used by laying it over old floors, Ne bum dles broken. * Govervor Cone's first quarter of his administration has gone into history, and general it has been very satisfactory. enly criticism one hears is that he dis- Pegards the popular revulsion against nepotism from and to rn 1x6 No. 3 Novelty Siding. A 2x4 No. 3 Common. Good for very good grade of No. 3 inexpensive sheds, garages, and Lumber— chicken coops— PERM 2 $40.00 PEE Mi cen $35.00 OIL STOVES From ax West pci om | = Orleans — two gi IcLyDe- ee WEATHER © CONDITIONS A mdderate high pressure area, erested this morning over the Ohio In England a machine has been in- Valley, overspreads most sections Cc. E. SMITH, In a day when there is still so much} vented to determine whether a woman [east of the Miss'ssippi River ex- Key West, “Capitol”—Without legs. Table depression and lack of jobs, the two-job} should wear high heeled shoes. The next | ‘*?* De Tere Atlante State, : type. Enameled black and man finds himself in an uncomfortable} device needed is one that will convince !“———— ~ ORE Oe “Florence”—3 Burner. Complete pe tal Position, and sooner or later, one of them|the woman if the machine says she ss); 1 a d b tte shelf must be relinquished. The offer to hold | shouldn't. - wi ive an. ottom 4 4d $5 25 SE EE dilcien as nt for ene la oe. se | Enameled green and ivory— 1 BURNER .. fair, since it deprives some one of a com- Paying a fine before committing the SAFEGUARD YOUR VALUABLES ° | EACH $12 00 3 BURNERS $10 00 peteney, and at a time when every effort} offense is a rather unusual précedure, but shred . : > is being made to increase the nat yp! such a case is reported from Tennessee. A = ere payroll. local toper said he “felt a good drunk Don’t expose your valuables to robbery: and OIL CANS—Rust proof — with opr: ming on” and deposited $7.50.-in ad-|" tire hazards. We have a few safety deposit boxes A few pieces of IVORY ~EN= closed tops and spout— There is no justification fin special} vance with Judge Robert S. Clement of AMELWARE left— °°! laws delitiquent ons 00 So tekheain for rental to those of our clients who desité) to e: : i i 40¢ ey dha 2 ee their orig- ; “ use them for the safekeeping of jewelry, deeds, i Priced as low. #6 1 GALLON , her alt pee vow ners have Another oldtimer who fooled the doc- mortgages, life insurance policies, your will., or 10e 15e 20¢e 5 GALLONS. St, 00 La hg taxes on the basis of the Orig-} tors is Levi Baston of Los Angeles. Al- any. other securities or valuable documents, Mal assessments. Such a procedure is dis-| though he was rejected for service in the Wnetly unfair to the honest property own- | Civil War because of poor physique, he is rm who pay their taxes when due. Being| about to celebrate his 102d birthday. human and not divine, we can overlook —— ; the negligence of tardy taxpayers and may Willard F. 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