Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-11-30
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signation of Anon G. Cm--
a member of the board ~ MST.
tors of the West Texas -
logical college, was requ3STEr
a letter today by Govfas
riam A. Ferguson. ,rat
The letter assures zHe. Teya" A 5
unpleasant to the gt Mondays
states that she il ini n uesdaya
in December last vi H ---- N
.@fittedsup q buildin 5,yr
controlled by you 7perhapsA a
garage building) in the old fash
ioned barroom way, providing
bar with the foot rail and the
sawdust on the floor and be-
hind the bar you had a man
dressed in the old fashioned bar
tender white apron style for
the oil mems association in Fort
Worth.
TO this place sI am informed that
you invited some tworor three hundred
guests and to those who came. you
dispensed drinks that were To say the
least stimulating and that you caused
to be given away souvenir canes in
which there is hidden vial some thir-
ty inches in length that contained ap-
proximately one pint Of geverage, the
letter reads. 81 have one of the canes
In my possession which I am reliably
informed came from your place. am
also Uniformed that at said reception
given by you many became stimulated
and others were under the influence Of
an invigorating decoction and that you
in company with your guests partfci-
pated in the consumption OF the bev-
erage.'
Cheered for Moody
Anon @. Carter is president Of the
Fort Worth Star-TeIegram. AT the
Texas A. and NJ College and Texas Uni
versity football game Thanksgiving
day, he is reported to have admitted
yelling "Hurrah for Texas Aggies and
Dan Moody"
The governors letter continued:
You, of course. remember your be-
ing at College Station on Thanksgiving
day Of last week upon the occasion Of
the annual football contest between the
a. and NJ college and the University.
Ii you do not remember can inform
you that it was an imposing meeting
Of some $4,000 people from all parts OF
the state and there were thousands OF
young boys and girls, students and
friends Of both Of these two great in
stitutlons, the pride Of our state.
D.~lo~m
II see from the papers that you adj
NIT that many times you cheered for
Hon. Dan Moody and the A. and NJ.
team: | can verify that you are cor
rect in this statement as you were
right behind the box that 7 was occu-
pylng, and on two occasions when you
gave vent to your vociferous excIama-
tions you were only a few feet from
me. / believe your statement when you
say in the papers that you were not
aware Of my presence and that you
meant no personal discOurtesy to me.
Your friends who know you best assure
me fand | believe them) that when you
are in "a normal condition that you are
courteous gentleman to the manner
born, and | attribute your seeming af
front to your unusual condition and the
influence under which you were labor
ing at the time. In your state it was
but natural for you to have been unable
to>distinguish between colonel on my
staff, dressed in khaki, yellow, and a
town policeman, dressed in blue, who.
under orders from the local authorities
elected you from the grounds in the
interest Of public peace. No member
Of my staff laid hands on you as sug-
gested By you in the public press Per-
sonally ! gladly forget any apparent
discourtesy to me and from my own
observation ! know you were not re-
sponsible at the time. But your actions
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