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The border vidette., 1927-06-18
RIDE EN- cowsoY

Prescott. up where the cool
pine baeezes of Yavapai blow is
the delightful vacation land of
Northern Arizona, where out
door life is at it's best, as one of
the real events of the vacation
season. Prescott. the Jewel of
Arizona's mountains, annually
holds it's magnificent Frontier
Days contests, indicative Of the
real cattle industry Of the mother
of Arizona's counties. Recogniz,
ed as one of the principal mining
counties of the South west, Yava
pal Isl also the leading cattle
raising county of this great EN-
pire. From these ranges of the
great open spaces, come the pick
of the ranches to compete in the
contests which are exact duplica
tions of their every day life.
Clean cut sport, the best that
America offers is that of the
cowboy and for that reason in
the arena of the Prescott From
tier Days are found contestants
from all parts of the world, con-
tending for the supremacy in
the gaines which represent their
every day work. Some few are
attracted by the high purses, but
the rank and file are men inter
ested from the stand point of
their prestige and prowess in the
sports which are their every day
life.
Cowboy contests have been
held in Prescott, since the year
1888, making the Prescott From
tier Days the oldest. cowboy
rodeo in America. The first
medal ever awarded for a COW
boy contest was that presented
in the year 1888 to Jaun Leavos.
This medal is now the property
of the Frontier Days Association
having been acquired by one of
the officials of the present man
agement, who as a matter of in
terest and strange coincidence
was also an official in the year
1888. He recovered this medal
from silver scrap heap during
the war.
10 addition to it's marvellous
cowboy contests, there is held
at the same time the exposition
of the products of Northern Ari
zona, by the Northern Arizona
State Fair Association. This
enables the Arizonan as we'll as
the tourist from other states. to
gain some knowledge of the
great latent resources of Apache,
Navajo Coconino, Mohave and
Yayapai, the northern tier of
Arizona Counties.
Prescott is noted for it's hos
pitality and ability to make a
stranger feel at home. The
magnificent scenic attra ctions
which abound in every direction
from Prescott afford the stranger
unending days of pleasure and
keen delight. Highways are in
splendid condition. Prescott is
reached by excellent highways
leading directly to this beauty
full city from the Sunkist Trail,
via Los Angeles, Blythe and the
Grand Canyon, the National Old
Trails or the Borderland Route.
An Accommodations and informa
ton bureau is kept open day and
night to assist the strangers at
tending the contests. This is
located on the ground floor of
the courthouse, in the offices of
the chamber of Commerce and
county immigration commission
er Every courtesy is extended
to the stranger to make his stay
pleasant one. Now is the time
for those who are planning their
vacations to remember that the
cool pine breezes of Yavapai
blow at Prescott during the
Prescott Frontier Days, July /.
2, 3, and 4th.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
SAYSPLOT TO
ASSASSINATE
HIM LEARNED
Charges Federal Sol
diers Responsible for
Upheaval in Mexican
State

FL PASO. Texas, April 19.-tPl-'
An attack by men he identified as
Mexican federal soldiers forced J. A.
Almcida. impeachcd governor Of
chihuahua. 20 flee from chihuahua
City. he said today when he arrived
al Maria near here for a hearing on
charges Of illegally entering the
United States.
Almcida, who was arrested with
two Of his brothers and his secretary
at Alpine, Texas. yesterday. de-
clared that his home AT Chihuahua
City was wrecked. his guard Killed
and that he was wounded in the at
tack last Wednesday night lie said
he believed the men were soldiers
from the garrison there.
Alberto Almeiia. mayor ar Juarez.
another brother of tho 4 posed gov
ernor. also was refugee here to-
day. lie fled across the border late
last night following what ne be-
lieved was an attempt 70 assass mate
him in front Of his home. He de-
clarcd several shots were fired al
him.
Two women were arrested for
questioning ~ connection with the
alleged plot.
Mavor Almeida was accompanied
by two members Of the Juarez city
council.
Orders were issued several days
ago by federal Officers at Juarcz
preventing members of the city ID
miuistration from crossing the Rio
Crandc 20 American boundaries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
ACTONSPLAWN
RESIGNATION
University Head Elect
ed Professor of
Economics

AUSTIN. Texas. April ~. -tPl-Thc
University of Texas board Of regents.
continuing their meeting today. prob
ably viii not actively consider 4 sue
ccssor for President W. NJ. ". Splawn.
whose surprise resignation, effective
September /. was injected last night
into revived discori over athletic pol
licics Of the university.
The board expected tn continue
hearings this afternoon on the ath-
lctir situation in which "A minority
faction is seeking resignation ~ T.. r.
Belmont. athletic director. and which
has provoked such discord in the
board that +. y. Howard. Wichita
Fails. has threatened to resign.
Or. Splawn m a statement accom-
panyine his resignation expressed
more favor for teaching and research
work than for administrative work.
which he intimatcd was hampcred TN
frequent political changes in the re-
gent personnel
Regents are known 90 be divided
over the board policy WIZ intcrven-
tinn in the athletic councils squabble
over release of Coach II. n Stewart
and appointment ~ CLYDE Littlcfield.
who Is up for confirmation ct this
meeting.
Immcdiatel ly after acceptance 81 Dr.
Splawn's resignation hy four to two
vote of the regents. Ne was elected
professor M economies. position
which NJ formerly held. His salary
according to university budget fix
ures. would automatically fan from
$4,000 q wear % S5.50o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
GOOD WILLERS
VISIT VALLEY
Corpus Christi Excur-
sionists Spend
Night Here

Selling good will to the entire
Rio Grande Valley and working to
bring the Corpus Christi and Valley
sections in closer cooperation. one
hundred business and professional
men from Corpus Christi made the
FIRST stop on their three day tour
at Brownsville Monday evening and
loft at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
picked cast from the Corpus
Christi Littls Theatre Club. accom-
panyinr the trade trinpcrs. pre-
,entcd three-act comedy farce,
"1he IS hole Towns Talking" in
Brownsville Monday night. and
standing room in the theatre ceased
ta w available long before the cur
tain went mp for the first net.
Brownsville Chamber NJ Commerce
officials estimated that enc thou
sand persons saw this show.
Another feature W the stop IN
Brownsville WAS the midnight jazz
program broadcast from Radio Sta
tion kWMG by the JOY Spreadcrs
Orchestra which is accompanying the
trade trippcrs on their Good viii
special train. Between their musi-
cal numbers the announcer ~
kWWG told the invisible listeners
iE of radio land of the $1,000, 600
federal deep water port of Corpus
Christi AND of the record amount Of
tonnage III has handled during the
few brief months il has been in OPP
GRAFTON.
The first stop % the special train
upon leaving Brownsville Tuesday
morning was az san Benito where
the personnel staged a big parade
and speut an hour selling Corpu
Christi good will 4he next stop was
iu the fast growing little city oi
Harlngen where the train remained
until after luncheon.
During the afternoon the Corpus
Christi trade trippers visited thg
towns ar IL Fcria. Mercedes, Wcs-
lnco. Donna. and Alamo Wherever
their limited time perm 'tted they
held rarad In the downtown dis
trigtE cf these cities nrd did theii
utmost % promote a spirit n friend.
shin and cooperation between theii
oWn ter-itorv and the Rio Grande
Valley. The Good Will Special Train
viii arrive in McAllen at G:i5 ". wv
and Tuesday night will be spent ir
that city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
San BENITO LOADS
CAR OF TOMATOES
Especial to The Herald

SAN BENITO. Tex. April 19.-
Wade a Newton of san Bcnito are
loading what WV believed w be the
first car Of tomatoes of the season
in the Lower Rio Crardc Valley
One car - tomatoes was begun hy
this company yesterday but the
shippers had sO many orders for
mixed ears that NJ y had to break
up the solid carload to take ears III
the demand
THE ear which is being loaded to-
day IS expected to move out on the
early morning vegetable train.
Tn market is reported weak on TO-
watoes. the quotations on the car
being loaded being Sl.50 per crate
cash Ga track. This is far below
last years quotations. The Tow
prices are attributed IN measure
tu heavy shipments from Mexico. ll4
ears having beer sold in the United
States from that county yesterday
Most WI the NCEicIn Tomatoes art
being hippcd through Nogales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
VAR DECLARED
AGAINST REDS
Hankow Government
Orders Arrest of
Former Leader

SHANGHAI. April l9.-tPi-A man
date dismissing General Chang kai-
Shek as commander in chief If the
Cantonese armies nrd ordering his
arrest and punishment has been is-
sued hy the Cantonese government AZ
Hank0w.
News of this development was re-
ceiyed in messages from Hankow to-
day. Two other mandates were is-
sued. as follows:
Marshal Fcng Yu-Hsiang. former
~ known W. the Christian Cen
eral. IS named Chiang's successor
with General Tang HenE-Chi. mili-
tary governor ~ Honan. az associate
commander in chief
The third mandate announces sew
erance Of relations with Nanking
and shanghai. General Tang is or
dered 20 move his troops towards
Marking and attack Chang kai-
Shek.
Marshal Feng Yu-Hsianra ap-
pnintment dissipatcs the hopes w
the right wing in the Cantonese
political party. that ~ would MOI
join the Hankow faction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19

United States harbor engineers.
on the JOB at Brazos Island har-
Dor, are awaiting the arrival "
the dredge Absecon which viii cut
the channel over the bar. The
photograph at The upper left shows
the U. ;. tug Major X. Il. Smead
,r.lwinp ulrge carrying three
flatcars loaded with rocks for the
jetty. across Laguna Madrc. Upper
right-The north jetty, az the south
end OF Padre Island. is complete.
Here is shown the rock jetty work
and the railroad track out on which
the flat ears were moved and their
heavy cargoes dumped overheard.
Lower lzft-On thc right is r.. W..
Foreman. associate United States
army engineer i'll charge Of the
work al Brozos Island harbor. and,
on Foreman's right. VI. Hildebrand.
foreman on the job. Lower right
Derricks and cranes in the railroad
yard al Point Isabel and the end
Of flat car showing q huge boui-
der which viii top the Jetty on
Brazos Island.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
Alleged Misconduct
of Juror May Cause
Ford Case MiStyiQL

TGTROIT. Mich. April I9-tP,-
Alleged misconduct ~ juror will
be made the ground for "a motion
for mistrial when Aaron Sapiro's
81 100000 libel suit against Henry
Ford resumes nert Thursday morn
ing. Steward Hanley of Ford counsel
told Judge Fred NJ. Raymond totay
In successfully requesting 4 CON
tinuance until then because Of the
illness Of Senator James "A. Reed,
chief Of Ford counsel.
Hanley did not state his reason
for the mlstrial motion IN open
court. hut later said. I'VE will move
for u mistrial on the grounds VI
misconduct Of a juror"
William Henry Gallagher. chief of
coungs 4 for Sapiro who himself q
few days ago moved for a mistrial,
bitterly assaiIed the Ford counsel
and Ford detectives in an address to
the court and Judge Raymond him
self felt the last Of Gallagner's
tongue
Gallagher referring 10 "fear Of the
collapse of the Ford case" asserted
that Ford det.ctives had lined the
corridors Of the federal building
since the inception of the trial and
frequently had been in conference
with jurors and stated also that
twice Judge Raymond had received
members of Ford counsel in his pri-
vate chambers while Sapiro's coun-
sci was excluded.
Judge Raymond said u Gallagher
that h. twice had been asked into
.N.. A
had lad been adjourned and as
Judge Raymond was passing through
th little door back w his bench IN
to his private retreat Gallagher
halted him with a shouted inquiry a.
% when was the first time he had
been asked into \ chamber confer
ence.
"i 70 not want 40 enter into any
controversy with YOU" returned the
iudre. Gallagher. Sapiro. his brother
Milton sapiro. and the Ford attor-
nev gathered in the chambers.
Yrs. Williams Hoffman. th.
ellsasth juror 20 be- chosen. was
brought before Judge Raymond last
night bv George II Beamer. deputy
F- NJ. marshal, acting as chief Of
fieer ~ the court during the trial.
She was irterroEatei bv the judge
for 45 minutes upon reports made
&c him by Ford counsel. who in turn
had them from Ford detectives
At the end of the long conference
ir chambers S4uirn and his counsel
and the Ford ATTORNEYS emerged ~
lenflv No one would say what had
occurred md Judge Rnvmnra added
bis refusal 10 that nf the IaHy.rs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19

nv Naval Radio 10 The Herald
from u. 8. and Texas Agrienltnre
Departments

Carlot shipments of United States
reported for April ~. Monday:
Cabbage. Alabama J2. Louisiana 4.
S. Carolina Il. total 4. 5 81 ears.
Total t0 date this EeaAon--old 40sd0Ay
new s.yIg ears; same date last sea-
son old 1g.nf2. new 1856.
Green Beans. Florida ". Texas 2
express. total II. s. IL ears. Total
W. date this SeaHDn--lTaH; 10 same
date last season s7s ears.
Oninns. Texas 25, total ~ n. 3B
ears. Total ID date this seaHon--0ld
3g .70s, new 1916. To same date last
seaa0n-cId 2i.5G5. new $50 cars.
T0mat0es: Florida r. Coast q.
other Florida lG. total U. y. a2 cara.
Total 70 date this season 1900 cars.
To same date last season f0lT. Mex
wv shipped ". s. yesterday II4 cars.
Potatoes; Colorado III, Florida AZ,
Idaho aI. Louisiana 2, Maine IG5,
NichigaE-29. Minnesota 81. New York
ID. Texas "a. Washington 33. Wis
eonsin -. total Y. :. sos cars. Total
To date this senBon--old 220,A12r
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
FLOODS RISING IN
OKLAHOMA RIVERS.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. April ~.
-,4'l-W Waters which had been
shrinking gradually hack to uncover
the thousands ~ acres inundated iH
the northeastern part Of Oklahoma.
today took possession of the land
again with still greater volume of
water rushing down from Kansas.
Farmers and townspeople along
the NeOsho and Nerdigris rivers
were concerned On learning that IN N
rivers had broken bounds in Kan
sns.
The weather bureau al Fort Smith
Ark. has forecast rise Of three
feet in Grand River If the rise ma
terializes. IL will spread over large
additional acreage near Fort Glib
son, oklahoma, where already thou
sands of acres have been converted
into a lake.
The north and south Canadian riv-
ers, which had reccdcd after floods.
again were swelled to menacing pro-
portions INV rains IN Kansas and
northern oklahoma
violent wind which demolished
small garages and leyeled trees last
night at NuskoRee. added 70 the
storm wreckage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
FORT SMITH HIT
IN HARD WIND STORM.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. April ~.
Communication was re-established
with Fort Smith. Ark. this morning
when q local newspapcrman talked
with the weather observer there BIZ
long distance telephone.
High winds had blown down wires
about the Arkansas city, causing
rumors that IL had been struck Ivy
tornado. These we're denied By the
weather observer.
The weather observer, T. G. Ship
man, said that there had been wind
and thunderstorm there early today
hut that little damage was done ex-
cept 70 wire communication.
The Arkansas river was still ris-
ing ~ said AT the junction ~ the
Poteau and he Arkansas rivers i'm
Sepuoyah county. Oklahoma. the wa
ter extended over a 10 mile stretch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
RAIN, FLOODS
ANDTORNADOS
WREAK HAVOC
North Texas Town Al
most Demolished by
Twister; Oklahoma
Floods Rising

PARIS. Texas, April l9.-lPi-Day-
light revealed today that Arthur
City on the Red river practically was
levcllad ~ the wind storm which hit
the little village near midnight.
About 25 buildings were razed or
damaged badly, and but five or six
escaped harm. A check Of the inhab-
itants disclosed only one death.
From Arthur City the tornado
Travelled eastward and next was
heard from near Fort Towson, Okla
h0ma. where m undetermined
amount Of damage was reported.
The wind was said 20 have been very
strong near Mesa, Oklahoma, north
east Of Hugo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley; Mostly cloudy and
somewhat unsettled tonight and
" ednesday. not much change in tenn
cIature Light "a moderate variable
winds en- the west coast. probably be-
coming Hortherly "Wednesday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
ARKANSAS CITY
HIT By TORNADO.

ARKANSAS CITY. Kan. April l9.
-,Pl-A small tornado dropped
down at the western outskirts of
Arkansas about o'clock last night,
picked up a two-rom house belong
ing 10 y. II. Smyermand smashed IN
to kindling wood. n also tore down
telephone wires and ripped limbs off
trees, then lifted and spiraled away
i'm a northeasterly direction with
out doing further damage In this
locality. No one was in the house at
the time the twister hit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
Many Are to Attend
San Jacinto Fiesta

Many Brownsville people are max
ing reservations fn attend the Fiesta
De san Jacinto in San Antonio this
week. according to Leo Waldschmidt.
ticket agent here.
r- rrw 0thnr are nla7-
ming "a take advantage or the special
'~- rates put into effect for the oc-
csinn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
TORNADO SWEEPS
GILLESPIE COUNTY

FREDERICKSBURG. Texas. April
19.-tPi Sweeping through vir-
tually the entire length Of Gill
espie county. a tornado late Monday
killed livestock, blew down houses
and did other damage. So far as
known. no one was injured.
The house or Adolf Reek was
blown from its foundation. his barn
destroyed and Is head or stock were
killed on his place The storm did
not touch Fredericksburg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
: CARS BEANS MOVE

Donna and San Beuito cnrh hnt
one express car ef b,ars or thn ras-
ssnrer train vAieh lrft fhe Valley
e.rlr this morning. arcur3ing ts n
rnmr-~v ~rnrt received here hy I'm
y. Hill local aren't. Shipm snts hv
exnress ont cf the Nallev nre a2a
rare IN 1-tr ~ compared with s55
90 date las; year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
AVIATOR kIII4FD

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Aurii fq.-
DPi-lIi> leap 20 SAT ty checked when
bis parachut caught ir the tail NJ
his plane. Lieutenant T.. u. Ramey.
Jr... of Bcauford. s. C student pilot.
was pulled down 20 death when the
>hip in which hc rode alone crashed
in cotton patch about three
miles south of Kelly Field today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
ROBBER LOOTS BANK

HFTENA Montana Anr lg -
A rohher held un the east Helena
state bank today. took s45Nn in cur
rcncy and escaped after locking two
bank employees in the vault.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
EHfrD on CROSSING

HOUSTON. Texas. April ig-iE'Y-
n -m W. Soghev. 20. was instantly
t'iiaF here Tuesday when a Southern
Pacific train crashed into his truck
nt " grade r-nssiHw His home u said
70 be IN Mckinney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
TORNADO STRIKES
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA.

HUGO. Okla. april Ig.-LP--
Frank Williams. rs. was killed by n
tornado which struck the southeast
ern part Of Choetaw county about
midnight last night. Several per-
sons were reported injured. 'Nery
little information was available
hsTe today a. wire communication Is
out " is believed that the twister
was the same one that hEt Arthur
City. Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19

River Forecast.
There will 20 no material change
in the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April I9.-
.Ff- according ~ messages received
here tie homes of two families
near Big Foot. p snali community ir
Frlo county south ~ Dcvine were
destroyed last night nv the second
storm ~ visit Texas in the past
week Ne casualties wers reported ai
Biz Foot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19

JOHNSON CITY. Texas. Anrii fa
-t4'i-Heayy storms in this city and
in the Walnut and Blowout com
munitieE. III miles north WI here
did considerable damage last night
and injured several persons. Houses
Continued On page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19
For the Garden

Complete line of Garden hose,
lawn mowers, etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-19

w. III. Putegnat Hardware Co.
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