The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 17, 1947, Page 7

THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 He bears one of the most dis- tinguished names in American | history own aseful and distinguished | career as» jubist has given the mame much of the lustre it bears in Florida. He ix Hal W. Adams ot Mayo, for 22 years Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit, com- | prising Lafayette, Madison, Hamilton, ‘Taylor and Dixie Counties On last July 4th he was hon- Suwanee, ored as few Floridians have been honored by the dedication of the new Hal W. Adams Bridge across the Suwanee River near Luravil- te. It is doubtful that anv such spontaneous and heartfelt tri- bute has ever been paid a Flori- @a jurist as Judge Adams re- ceived on that occasion from mere than 5,000 persons, includ- ing 3 te Governors and 2 United § Senators. While Judge Adams’ great service to hie state has been as a Cricuit Judge since 1925, his unique fame in Florida grows out of his remarkable wit and humor. For more than 20 years his home- un, humorous sayings have been enjoyed and widely quoted by Ploride lawyers and laymen. Judge Adams not only has un- rivaled ability to make witty comments in the court room, as well a¢ in a street corner con- versetion. but he has a skill greater than any other Florida jurtat for entertaining and in- structing an audience of any kind. He has made many occa- toms notable as. well as unfor- gettable by @ uniquely humorous speech In 1934. at the annual meeting of the Florida Bar As- wortationsin Paim Beach, Judge Adams was scheduled to make a miner and distinctly preliminary speech at the annual banauet at whieh the then Governor Joseph D Bly of Massachusetts was the highly-heralded future speaker As he rose to face an audience that filled to overflowing the ballroom of the biggest hotel in Peim React Judge Adams, wearing « blue serge ratght trom Sears. white shirt and a black string werktie, and apparently in need f @ haireut, seemed a little yn- cortein of himeelf and not at all pare be could make the grade. We up at the ceili suit the ballroom and discover tee sete, that the lumber in it had come from « sawmill in his own discovery Teyier County That sincerely -ap- ever made in dams kept the © im an uproar applause thru and for some sev © he had stop- omplete- © audience that wm had so cx uker was heund te an anticlimax. Any speech following Judge Adams uid have been nary bout put had just sent the way of all m that oe © fact that it was people pre who were far ret that Judge Adams had made seuh a speech as would There's A Catch ieee In Cat Whiskers Among Cat Tails wn owaicieutee on NCISCO. an Ary belief that cat whis- kers prevent cate from enter- ing openings too small fos their heads and bodies But cats get caught just the same In «@ month the San Francisco chapter of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals following “caught eseued the peides this eat was found tied to the motor of an auto, three found abandoned in vacant store buildings, and 818 were brought into the society's headquarters as unwanted or homeless one Nature! gas can be converted te chemicals for solvents, anti- feeze, plastics, rayon, fertilizer, and other products Transporting natural gas for 1.800 miles through a pipeline Whe the Big Inch costs about | cents per thousand cubic feet FACTS and FIGURES By FULLER WARREN The only father-son ‘ous, Governor Ely, a man of im- Presidents of the United States !PISSive appearance first gave honor to the name he! hes added so’ much honor. His from Massachusetts to make. It “olumbia,! never’ able to get much atten: Roebuck, a | Pack Horses | Kill Elk Calf YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wyo. |Cuechs, Bring Out | . Il]-Starred Fags PRAGUE.—(AP). — Czechoslo- —(AP).—When an elk calf wan-:vakia has come out with a new that program entirely superflu-|cered into a pasture used by | brand of cigarette—the .star— jpark pack horses, the __ latter | ‘but someone decided on last min- promptly attacked the wild stranger, kicking and biting itl banner design. fiercely. | In introductory sale the Czech The mother elk finally drove tobacco industry, put out the} the horses away and stood guard Star in a fancy pack proclaiming-| for several hours over the calf it an American type cigarette. y DB cso have gyne over well before realizing it was dead ;There was a blue-outline _ star but for the fact that Judge , like that on the American planes Adams had just make any further speaking on and far- jreac hing voice, launched into the jSpeech he had come. all the way, ute changes in its star spangled jwas a well- prepared and excell- jently delivered speech and prob- bl, Brushing mak- | jand tanks. Underneath were red ing ine “gpeees of sreecnes”4s/ Bus To Moroceo 224 tants nen it was, Governor s fine ef- | e Now the pack is plain white. fort fell pretty flat. He was’ BERN.—(AP). —Semidmonthly Gone is the “American type to- i tablished bacco” line. And gone are the tion and he couldn't hold what bus service has been established bacco” line a tant because they. make visible various sun features which can not ordinarily be seen because of the slaring Uae between Switzerland and Moroc- blue star and the red and white jlittle he got. After what, seemed co, via France and Spain. stripes. ‘an epoch of time, the Governor of Massachusetts sat down to the ! accompaniment of applause so weak and scattered that it would With that good news A Buia scsi” This very day / ; have been hard to hear with a set of highpowered earphones. Samuel Adams, the greai Rev- | olutionary orator. who did so! much to stir the coionists “up: against England and get them in : the mood to fight the war for In- ! dependence, never made a speech it may weil be doubted, that sur- | passed the effort of his namsake ! in Palm Beach that night in | 1934. DIXIECRYSTALS Fausto’s | GROCERY Fleming and Simontow Sts. Telephune 48 & These Week-End Prices Good With Meat and Grocery Orders Only. wired oben MP POPP PPP PTT IP IPO CTC OPC ee lane U, POP PPP a, . BEETS... . 10c| JUICE . . . . 10c PEAS; wens Me Apricot Nectar. ‘le § OM PIPIOCPPPREOPPPAP EE LIMA BEANS . 2le | JUICE . 2 cans 15e N Tomato ion~- om Be Wks |. on | CRACKERS de N ar... | HASH... . de Libby’s CRUSHED Flat Can. Armour’s DEVILLED TONGUE. Armour's TAMALES . PINEAPPLE . . . 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