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Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10

attempt to knock over the previous
ly unbeaten CaleXico Bulldogs.
Ell Centre high Spartans, whose
only bright spot on an otherwise
very black record is a tie with
BraWley, will attempt to stay out of
the cellar by defeating the Wild
cats tonight.
Coach Larry Hanson shifted Leon
WithroW back to tackle and moved
underclassmen into the backfield
spots
Walter Price and Red Riedy. two
promising candidates who will be
back next season, will spark a pass
inc attack against BraWley in to-
nights game.
The SparlanS nave everything to
Win and nothing to lose in tonights
battle and in the remainder of
league games, so Central has de-
Veloped a passing attack for the'
occasions
In the Border City CaleXico high
school prepared a passing attack
to use against the HoltVille Vikings.
Sandez and Mendoza's passing and
Sandez running will make Holt
Vile put forth its best efforts.
Jack Gray will handle the Holt
Vile running assignments and will
DO most of the passing.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. u. Up
Markets todav conformed 10 typi-
cal pre-hoHday pattern. Trading
Hghtened as compared with yes-
terday's three million .hares az
prices turned Irregular.
Practically all markets # i'm
portance throughout the world VIII
be closed tomorrow for tae Arms
tee day holiday.
Profit-takiug set in II the sTen-
ing There were several .purts, ras
~ them led by the steel group
However. holiday considerations an6
the fear the market nal advance.
too rapidly dampened speculative
ardOr and precluded attempts 10
follow up the gains with 7f% com
" Bonds in contrast with st1sf-
moved upward. The lone e%eepji9h
was the l.. =. gOVernm e1i ll7Ai
where losses extended = 5-l9il
point. Wheat lost about ha.f
cent but other grains 81 5,ea III
Cotton Future gained L." DIi'1
Rubber and hide tut"r"s a@eII zee
small amounts. The American ael-
lar confined 70 gain in terms q ief-
eigu curri eucies.
cuisines news continued faFoi
able. Retail sales were reported
picking up. steel 2perall -. -,
iiuued 90 gain. The T.. ;. Steel cor
uoratiou reported it's October ~ N - p.
nente of finished steel al hb5.zo
.ore. new high since October, ]
for-. new hiph since October, 1897.
Building improved as compare
with year ago bu' wa down Tor
The week because of the h9llaaE%
car IoadinES reports ludlcaleI
fseiinc Automobile sales for oct
abe, ee, a new monthly high since
apri al 227.s2o units. ..
Demand for the steel shafrs "a. "a.
fnfluerceG bv iudicato1e % N ll5'.
gsins in operations which at ~.
present time are ut Gl nef sei5l g..
'.anari,y and on rise lu tna pfisz
,F '1tetN .rrau. The latter t. con
sacred an important baro'aei@,~ -.
fbe steel industry. since lemand y, -,
.rrar indicates preparation o. IN
mills for eHpansiou # ope' l''Ha-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Bv DUMB DORA

I have DECIDED that the FFOU-
BE with FOOTBALL is NOT the
GAME but the AUDIENCE I sald
to my Boy Friend after :.nally
PLEASING HIM by Going to Sc
A Game.
Now What's the MATTER he
said in that PANIED way which
Always makes me so MAD.
Well. I said, these AMATEUR
COACHES that sit in the Bleach
ers and PROBABLY neYer even
HELD a FOOTBALL much less
caught it. make me FURIOUS. They
SIT Back and CRITICIZE the boys
when they MAKE a MISTAKE as
il they had been PICKED for the
ALL-AMERICAN themselves when
7 Bet the MOST Exercise they evet
had was WEARING q RIOTERS
cap and MIXING up the BLEACH
ER Stunts being too DUMB y
even HANDLE a CARD Straight
And these OLD GRADS make me
SICK TOO, Why don't they REAL
IZE that they are OUT Of School
and ACT THEIR AGE.
As long as their SchOOl WINS.
the COACH is just the GRANDEST
person in the WORLD but lei
him LOSE q Game and they FOR
get how swell he was a year AGO
and TALK as if he WAS OyerDUE
for THIRTY DOLLARS EVERY
TITTPS 6ay 7 Ret Howard JONFS
would LIKE to THUMB HIS NOSE
al the ALUMNI -Four YEARS Ago
HE was the GREATEST Coach in
the WORLD and UNTIL Last SAT
urday the ALUMNI were GETTING
Ready to THROW Him on the ASH
HEAP.
WHY CANT THOSE overGROWN
BOYS get it through their heads
that Maybe the COACH is the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Titles ar Stake in Football Battles
It's the Material That Changes,
Not the Coach, Says Dumb Dora
In Takinu a Shot al The Walters

SAME bu, The MATERIAL Chan
ges2
NOW You TAKE EL CEntro.
THESE Self APPOINTED coaches
SIT back and MOAN rs If they
coached the California WONDER
Team. I'm All for LETTING THEM
GET OUT on the field and RUN
Things and then I'd like 10 hear
their ALIBIS as to WHY the team
DldN T WIN. A new Coach OUGHT
to HAVE a Little TIME to FIND
out What the BOYS CAN Do and
After ALI they Have to have a
Little TIME to Learn NEW SEs-
TEN.
AND ANYHOW if FOOBban is
Such a CHARACter BUILDER as
they SAY. why shouldn't They be
just AS goOD sports when they
LOSE as when their TEAM WINS.
If the AUdiENce Can't TAKE il
HOW Can they EXPECT the Boys
TO?
And ANYHOW I don't THInk foot
BALL is SUCH q MORAL thing
anyhow. At first I ThouGHT when
\ TEAM Refused a Penalty it
was DANDY SporTSMANshIP. but
now know why they DO It. Just
so the OTHER Team cant get
the BALL BACK. think its PLAIN
Selfish.
And I DON'T SEE Why THEY Pen
ALIZE the side that HAS an in
JURED player for taking TOO
many TIMES out. What DO THEY
EYpect. Let HIM LIE on the ground
UNCONSCIOUS while THEY all RUN
over HIM JUST to ConTINUe the
Game? THEY Ought to penALIzE
the OTHER Side. AItER ALL. they
CAUSED the INJURY. And HOW
ABOUT the Referee TAKING too
many Times OUT? Why don't
THEY peNaLiZe HIM
Tie Rules are silly. anyhow!
Well. said MY BOY FRIend as
GOT out Of BREATH? Did it EVER
OCCUR to YOU you SOUND like
THESE SELFappointed coaches?
And THAT Maybe if YOU Knew
a litTLE MORE YOU WOULDN'T
ak 50 MUCH?
IGNORED this Sarcasm and
INterRUPted so 7 Would NOT have
Q listen any More.
And AnoyhER THiug I DON'T
Like is the New Hair do. with
CURls ALL OVER the head. when
its worn with STACKS. They LOOK
Ike MARIE AnTOInetTE in Pants
However, SINCE They don't PAY
attenTION to my Opinions about
FCOTbaA I guess the Girls Fri
DAY viii be deckED out in SLacks
and a NESt Of curlS and PUUFFs
on Top Of Their HEADS JUST the
SAME and the AUDienCE Will be
JUST as Rude.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Shorty Hosue Redeems
Self with Win Over Roberts
Twin Flashes Best
Form of Career:
Biqboy Annexes
BY BURDETTE KINNE-

Kent Roberts. WelterWeight cham
pion OF the far west, played his
best cards Wednesday night but
Shorty Hogue OF Jacumba trumped
every trick with a right cross or a
left hook
The main event at the El Centro
athletic club was billed as Shorty S
toughest fight of the season. 1t may
have been but Shorty made it look
as easy as Santa Clara's victory
over Arizona university.
Roberts. who gave Hogue a boxing
lesson in the first meeting more
than a month ago, started with a
rush in the first round. It was the
last rush he made. Shorty came
bouncing out of his shell to land
a terrific right and an equally ter
rifle left hand.
Tries Boxing
The WelterWeight golden glove
champion blinked his eyes, changed
his tactics. He tried to box against
the twin.
But again Shorty had the answer.
He moved in, slowly at first, then
launched a two fisted attack that
brought fans to their feet.
It was the same booming style
that carried Jack Dempsey to the
heavyweight championship. Hogue
took one blow to land two. And
what Furnishing blows he landed.
An opponent less able than Roberts
would have succumbed in less than
a round
Roberts, though he fought los
ing battle from the opening bell,
was game to the core. He was out
on his feet at the end of the second,
third and fourth rounds, but was
still trying to trade punches with
the twin.
Shorty flashed the best form of
his career. Everything he tried was
successful and when the scrap was
over the ringsiders were betting
even money he would represent the
west in the national golden glove
tournament.
Bigboy Hogue. though not SO
flashy, was just as effective in the
semi windup. He kayoed Ronzo
Williams, welterweight champion of
the citrus belt, in the fourth round
Hogue landed a slashing right to
the chin in l:27 of that stanza.
Vic Villayicencia made it four in
row over Ike Blair in the feature
bout of the night Vic was too clever
for the Ell Cent"o Negro.
Frank Cannett walloped Pete
Montez. Morlyn Childres decisioned
Al Cuen and Bob MurilIo defeated
Badboy Jackson
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Coast AN-Stars'
Play Navy Team
Here Sunday

They thought about changing
the name of the El Centre base
ball team TO the Coast league all
stars today as that team looked
forward to Sundays game AGAINST
the L. :. Navy All-Stars in I'll
Centre stadium.
Jack Stark has lined up Irwin
Jeffries, Rip Russell, Bob Glib
son. Mike Hunt, Jack RothrOck,
Bus Adams and Bob Elliot. for
the Sunday game. Frank Stinson
will catch and Carl Dumler will
pitch.
The Navy All-Stars will pre-
sent a strong lineup Sunday.
Tex Reichart will be on the
mound.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
I. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 10. ~
Demand and trading were go9a o.
most lines with supplies modeiaS' era
10 liberal and prices about steaeH
''' ettuCe. steady: Guadalupe ano
SANTA Maria dry pack 4 dozen SI-oo-
I.G5. s. Sl-l.15; Lompoc 4s Sl.3o-2
peas. Stronger; I. Y. a14c lb..
squash: stronger; local and "a
81, I Y. crates Sl-1.10: Coaehelie
Wv flats gO-S1; Italian local an
san Diego co. lugs $1-1.l5s Sauta
Maria ST; Cpachella Nly 75-99e. 81
loV ,ruokn,ck Tugs local 81: bahah"
s1s.5u-22.5O. Hubbard S2o-2o.uo-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
vODAN'S
SPORT&P.ARADE. j..
8aaAA%TgM|2EE8zzDD gM|2EE8zD9
BY HENRY McLEMORE

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 10
fUP)-This is the home of the un-
defeated. united University of Ten
nessee football team, but there are
no Rose Bowl jiLters mere.
Tennessee had that Pacific Coast
plague in 1929, and has been i'm
mue ever since That was the
year that McEVer, Hickman, Dodd
and &C. took vhe field against Ken
lucky IN the last game Of the seas
On knowing that their coach, Major
Eop Nelldnd, had an invitation 10
the Bowl IN ms pocket, and that
victory would make it binding.
More than one Knoxville citizen
still IS crying over what happened
Linen suits. bought for the expect
ed trip to the coast, had to be
turned over to the moths. Children,
sent to grandma for safekeeping
while mama and papa were in Cali
fornia, had to be recalled. Hun
dreds OF stay-beninds, who had
been promised boxes of oranges,
We're disappointed.
Because Kentucky with a team
scarcely worth the sweaters on its
back, up and tied Tennessee, and
rendered void The bid to the biggest
Of all p0st-season games. That
cured Tennessee. Since that time
il nas made q business of looking
no farther than tne next game, and
the fact that it has only to hurdle
Vanderbilt, Kentucky, and Ole Miss
10 achieve a perfect season has
not caused it to look toward the
future through Rose Bowl colored
glasses.
[ saw Tennessee, Conqueror OF
Alabama among others, work out
Yesterday. AS walked down the
field with Major Neyland 1 made
Il casual reference to the Rose
Bowl. He drew himself to his iull
West Point height, froze up like
Washington at Valley Forge.
Our next game" the major said.
is with Vanderbilt, and not on the
Pacific coast"
It was not until late in the eve
ming. while we sat around the liv-
ng room of his lovely home, that
the major thaWed out and talked
about his football team.
The team is a mystery TO him
/ Just as it is a mystery to the city
OF Knoxville. the state Of Tennessee
rival coaches, and all the critics
who have seen it in action.
I don't know how good it is,
Major Neyland said. when W.
started practice I agreed with tff
sports writer's who had placed it il
the second division of the confer.
ence, behind Alabama, L. S. U. anc
Auburn. Then a pair Of sophomore
Guards got hot, and "A sophomor;
tackle and back followed suit. May
be they'll cool Off If we lick Van
derbilt I'll admit it is a good team
I'll even 90 past that-IIl admi
that it is the best balanced team
I have had in u years of coaching
here"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
TCU Faces Three
Tough Opponents

FORT WORTH, Tex. Nov. 10.
CUP)-TeXas Christian Unlversitys
Horned Frogs looked down from
the top of their football world today,
watching their three remaining OBJ
stacles to an undefeated, united
season-TeXas, Rice and Southern
Methodist.
Rice. the defending championship
team. and SMU recovered from
shaky early-season campaigns and
have rot been defeated in the
southwest conference. Rice beat
Arkansas and SMU whipped a ia
Vored Texas Aggie team last week.
ana both have beaten Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Brawley Jaycees,
5. D. Freshmen
Clash Friday

BraWley Junior college 1ooTbaII
team planned to fill the air with
passes Friday night in their game
against San Diego state college
freshmen at Brawley.
Coach John Mcintyre will! have
his squad intact for Fridays game.
He will depend upon Sase and Hofi-
myer on offense.
The BraWley line, which played
a good game against FL Centre jay
Gees. drilled on defense through
most of the week to stop san
Diego's running attack,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10

Predictions that The field will be
sprinkled with out-of- county play
ers when golfers tee of Friday IL
the Arnffstice Weekend invitation
al golf tournament was made
Thursday by Curley Vesey. pro al
the Barbara Worth golf club.
we expect representation from
Yuma and Phoenix and possibly
from San Diego and Los Angeles.
Vesey declared.
The event will be 81 holes OF
medal play with one Is played Fri
day. anothr SATURDAY and the last
Sunday The tournament commit
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Pacific Coast
Directors Meet
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. TO 0UPl
What to do with the Hollywood
bail club was one Of the main prob
lens facing directors of the Pacific
coast league as they met here today
to discuss post-season affairs and
next year playing schedule.
The Hollywood team, formerly the
San Francisco Missions, is without
a home ball park. They were al
lowed 10 play on Wrigley field in
Los Angeles this year but it Was
understood that privilege would not
be eXterded next season.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Coast Golfers Expected to Take
Part in Barbara Worth Tourney

tee pointed out that the rounds do
not have 20 be divided evenly. bat
can be played SO holes in one oaE
and l8 another or. il there IS 4
FereDee marathoner in the crowd
54 in one day.
Separated into three divisions
according to handicaps, prizes will
be offered for both low gross and
low net in each. as we'll as best
individual rounds.
Entries can be made through
Vesey at the club or any member
Ct the tournament committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
CBICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Nov 10. CuP} Corr
n,iees were independently f1fm or
4hc Chicago board Of trade loa3
t,t, ,gbeaf lngged in sgnpa Thy
esifh lever foreign markets.
Oprning quotations in both wh'3l
and corn were steady 70 fractional
5N lower hut good local huNiht
pnshpd corn prices up -or itli sJtIs
asar I'M, start Country corn offer
5ese remained moderate, Local re-
e,.spts we're estimated al l9l cess
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
L A LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES. NOV 10. ~ =
Hogs 100. steady; DuIk o.'o-'.i'
cattle 700 steady; common 10
medium steers 6.75-7.65, Arizona
MeNicans $50; few heifers, down
gekvs 4.T5-6I5: cutter grade 80
4 90. bulls 5.50-6. %: calves 2ul
SLOW. steady; slaughter calves 90
nealers 10 10. oro ra,,
sheen none: holdOVer 35u. fe"
o,rdium lambs steady at =
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
OREGON BACKFIELD
NAMED

EUGENE, Ore. Nov. 10. up
Donogan, Gebhardt Smith and
Emmons appeared today to be the
likely starting candidates in the
oregon bacEfield as the squad pre-
pared to leave for Saturdays game
agains. me University of California
al BerknlpN
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. . POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Nov. 10. up
Hens. Ies1orn., 81 to 4 lbs. 10 ...i6c
Hens, leghoGns over 4 lbs. ......16l
Hem. cOlOred 34 10 4 lbs. ...... 16l
Hens cJioccd lbs Ip......... 23e
Broiiers over ! UP to l. lb. -. 17c
B~oilers over ! p and mp II % 19s
FryeIs lLeghorns) % tn 8. 16c
Fryers, cJlOred, 81 to ! lbs. -. 18C
Roasters, soft bone, other chan
Rocks = lbs NJ ............. 19c
Harred Rocks over 4 lbs $4,000. l9e
SLaEz ................. l0c
Old boosters ..-............. 12c
DuckliHES, over 3 lbs. ........ 16c
ga DUCKS ...,,.............. 08c
Young geese Observation-Disclosures. 15c
Young tom turkeys. ~ lbs. up I8c
Young tom turkeys Il to 20 lbs. lie
Young Hen Turkeys, 8 10 = lbs &c
Young Hen 7 urkeys il up $1,000. 2Oc
squads II lbs. per dcZ and up 26t
CapoHs under 7 rs. .................... 24t
Gapou-, S lbs. and up ........ 2Ge
Rabbits nc. l white an lbs
10 Az lbs. ................ 13C
Rabbits. miXed colors ........ lie
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
BEARS SHOW
NEW SPIRIT

BERKELEY. Nov. 10. rUP)-The
University Of California football
team showed more speed and spirit
today as the squad trained for a
peak performance against oregon
Saturday Dave Queen, center, was
in the hospital but the rest of the
squad was reported in shape again
aiter last Saturdays debacle against
7 G q
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
u. s. Receives
Invitation to
Olympic Games

NEW YORK. Nov. 10. CUP)-Fln-
lands official invitation 10 the
United States for the XII Olympiad
disclosed today that the quardrien-
Mai competition in 1910 will be held
July 90 to Aug. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
ARRESTED AT ARENA

B. F.. Coppenger was arrested
Wednesday night for drunkenness
at the FL Centro boxing arena. Dis
position of his case was postponed
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Markers ct
A Glance
n, INITED PREsS

stocks Irregular in active irae.e 2.
Bonds higher; L. :. soVernme Ms
irregularlY lower ,.-,-
curb stocks irregularly hlshei.
Foreign exchange easy.
cation up around 25 cents baie
Wheat off y TO Is cent and corn
up Is 70 =.
Rubber easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10

Tonight at p. m. the entry box
for The Post Press football contest
will be closed for another week the
football editor announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
WASHINGTON PREPS FOR
PASS-CRAZY TROJANS

SEATTLE, Nov. 10. UP)-The
University of Washington Huskies
had fair warming today to expect a
strong passing attack in their week
end game against use. Coach
James Phelan told his squad the
Troians were pass crazy.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Contest Closes Tonight at
7P.M., Football Editor Says

Winners of this weeks contest
will receive two tickets to The Fl
Centro-C -CalaXico game and viii re-
ceive five points in the Rose Bowl
1ckst race.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10

Cellar FIoss 10
Be Won onight

The championship of the Imperial valley high school 4
football league and the cellar title Of the loop will be aV
stake tonight Brawley and Caeco where those teams
will entertain Ell CenrO Spartans and Holtvle Vikings.
Holtvlle with only defeat its 1898 record will
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Los ANGELES. NOV l0.
Eastern Gyran,,y -ISLTk

Los ANGELES- Nov m. EIJ
Eastern Orans,y-3lrGk
Corn no. . yellow D.. $1.20 n p
Milo. 80. . yellow 1oTz MI.12lz
Kafir. No. . white l07i. n1.124
California Gralns-Sacked
wheat. 40. ] hard 1.22la m1.27M
Wheat. no. ] SOFT %b. 10 nI.25
Barley. fancy ........ 1.0J m11h
Barley No. 2 bright
western, - lbs. .... los n l.1G
Barley. feed .......... 100 N .95
oats, No. heavy .... 1.32 y n H.
Oats. feed ..-...-....-...--.-l25 @l.30
1ipfecds ............ los m110
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

nos ANGELES. Nov. 70. tJP)-
extras 2Slac. prime flrsls
PFC. standard PC. undergfdae
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
Snead Leads Tourney

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W. Va Nov. TO- UP)-Slamin'
faorite stroke lead GO
the final 36 hole the $4,000 White Sui
phur golf championship today
the $4,000 mark,
one previous 1876 total
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
California Grains-Sacked
L. 4. HAY

Los ANGELES. Nov. 10. tGP1
l.. $. no. 2 leary ........- Sl2-l2.99
q C 20 .......... S13.5u
U. S. No. 2 ................. Sf1.00
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES Nov. 10. fPl =
Trausam ....-...-.... Ipao-lpiz
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10

RENT ,hcaply and quickly through
Post Press Want Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
krieger Maps Fight Tour

NEW YORK Nov 10 UP)-Nddeweght champion everywhere
his home his manager hSme
Capn today mapped lengthy the HneandS aef
refusing the athletic commissions plan for un-
tanging The mudded situation 100 pound division
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-10
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8, up
L. A. GRAINS

-DOI. q" a uUCHangH1 ~
SIS; sales 1457 bales.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02
WHY BEACH FACILITIES?

Key West needs so many improve
ments it is difficult to determine the order
of their Importance, except in the case of
fresh water supply. That is of prime neces-
sity Others are imperative but are not
likely to be supplied until the city and
county Golfers begin to fill up again. How
ever, one development can be undertaken
without great expenditure.
That is a program providing Tornado
quate beach and bathing facilities. Realiz-
ing the Importance of this undertaking,
the Key West officials of the WPA have
ing this matter to the officials attention of
the board of county commissioners. They
have proposed that the county undertake
an immediate survey to determine what
should be done to make the bathing pool
north of Roosevelt boulevard safe and to
ascertain the number of jetties and other
details necessary to create sand beach at
the southeastern edge of the island. After
the survey is finished, the WPA officials
have agreed to study it and to prepare a
plan on which a request for an appropria-
ton might be based 1t is hoped the COM
mttee selected by the commission to in
vestigate the proposal makes a speedy and
favorable report.
There is no question of the need for
beach and bathing facilities. A few short
sighted individuals have been heard pooh
pooling the idea on the ground that other
improvements are of more pressing i'm
portance. Let's examine this closely: South
Beach is in private hands and soon may be
closed to public use. The city and county
are unable financially to acquire the prop
erty for public use. The pool north of the
boulevard is strewn with boulders and rock
and dangerous for unwary and inexperi-
enced swimmers.
Key West is going to attract hun
dreds, yes thousands, of tourists and winter
residents. That means business activity,
which means employment. These mean
taxes will be paid, so the city and county
may proceed with other improvements. In
order to keep visitors here any length of
time they must be amused. One of the
most popular amusements is bathing and
swimming, for the majority come south in
winter for the sunshine.
1t stands to reason bathing and beach
facilities are very important to the future
of Key West. Every interested citizen
should ask the cooperation of the county
commission in bringing about this develop
ment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02

Second and final political rally
will be held at Bayview Park to-
night. 1t will be marked by more
verbal pyrotechnics this city has
known this year or for several
years, those who know the speak
ers predict. James M. Carson,
Miami candidate for governor,
will make the principal address.
He will be followed by Pat Whit
taker, who will speak for DR..
Hathaway. Both are said to be
the best in the state for stump
speaking and they are expected
to make things warm for the OPP
position. The speaking will be-
gin at 8 o'clock. Mr. Carson will
speak first and will show, he
promises, how his tax reduction
plan will not only cut 44A mills
from Monroe county's tax rate,
but in all probability increase
that reduction. He will also dis
cuss other planks in his platform.
Mr.. Whitaker will follow him,
speaking in behalf of DR.. Hath
away. He is expected to center.
his attack on Doyle Carlton, and
those who have heard him say
that he does not mince his words
in discussing the Tampa candi-
date. If it should rain the speak
ers will appear at the Division
Street school.