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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
M'ADOO STIRS
PARTY RANKS
Refusal to Run Taken
As Invitation to
Al Smith

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. IT,
Rl-William Gibbs McAdoo, whose
presidential campaign was wrecked
in the Titanic struggle with the
forces OF Governor Alfred E. Smith
at Madison Square Garden, three
years ago, announced today that he
would not enter the race for the
democratic nomination in 1928.
There was immediate speculation
among party leaders as 10 the prob
able effect of his announcement on
the fortunes Of Governor Smith and
others. Many of them read in the
statement an invitation 10 the New
York governor to withdraw also. but
few Of them thought he would do so.
Governor Smith himself declined
10 make any comment as did his
friends here. While most Of the
democratic leaders in Washington re-
fused to talk for publication, some
OF the senators from the south did
not hesitate to voice the hope that
Smith would get out and clarity the
atmosphere OF the religious and wet
issues which have been brAght 20
the front in connection with his
candidacy.
Those who interpreted the Me
Adoo announcement as an invita-
tion Ia Mr.. Smith to rniove himself
from the field pointed 10 the former
treasury secretary's statement that
the 1924 democratic campaign had
been rendered abortive by the un-
fortunate injection. against my op-
position, Of the false religious is
sue into the democratic nstioral con-
vention." and his further declaration
that il there was n repetition Of this
next year "the party would be re-
duced again TO impoteney."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
SAN BENITO TO
GET CANNERY,
PACKING PLANT.
Sites Secured in Four
Other Cities, In
cluding Brownsville;
Predict Good Price

SAN BENITO, Sept. 17.-John
Shary, president Of the Texas Citrus
Fruit Growers Exchange, cooperative
marketing organization. now oper-
ating three packing plants in the
Lower Rio Grande Valley, announced
Saturday afternoon that negotia-
tions had been closed for a site in
San Benito upon which the Exchange
viii ersct a packing plant and can
ming factory TO be the largest. most
modern and complete in the Valley.
The plant complete will cost between
Sl50,000 and S250,000, with about
$4,000 invested in the building.
At the same time Shary announced
that sites had been obtained in four
other Valley cities, for plants to be
erected within a few years. Sites
have been obtained at Mission, Wes-
laco, McAllen and Brownsville.
A half block Of San Benito indus
trial property, fronting on railroad
trackage, has been purchased by the
exchange from Brown White of San
Benito, well known Valley shipper.
Shary announced. Consideration was
not revealed.
The plant to be erected in San Be-
nito will be the first one in which
the exchange will combine a pack
ing shed with a canning factory. and
will alsc incorporate the most mod
ern packing and labelling machinery
including a great deal Of the latest
equipment which will be used for
the first time in a Valley packing
plant.
New Era in Citrus
Growers who learned of the an
nouncement Saturday declared that
the proposal Of combining a canning
factory with the packing plant will
inaugurate a new era in the citrus
industry Of the Valley and will make
Continued on page eight.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
Valley Man Who Shipped
First First Bale Dies

other developers sat on the rear
platform Of . ear on q hot sum-
mer day and laid out the town Of
San Benito.
He was one Of the Oldest farm
ers Of the tract. He farmed Q
tract OF land about six miles out
from San Benito toward the Rio
Crande for many years, and in
1912 he moved onto the 40-acre
tract of land which was the first
to be developed in the San Benito
tract, belonging 70 the San Benito
Nursery company.
He moved the first First Bale "
while he was on the original
tract. six miles out from the city,
and later shipped the earliest first
bale on record. on May rs.
Matz was 81 years aid and had
been III several months
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
Levine and Pilots
Deadlocked Again

CRANWELL, Eng, Sept.-CPt-~
Charles "A. Levine, who has quar-
relied already with three pilots
Lloyd W. Bertaud, Clarence Cham
berlin and Maurice Drouhin, was nc
loggersheads with n fourth today
Captain Walter Hincheliffe, both be-
fore and after the two unsuccessfuI
attempt 10 take OF for India and Lee
vines transatlantic plane Columbia.
Their difficulties developed early
this morning when Levine said THAI
he wouldn't fly because the ground
was too wet for a take-cff. Hineh..
cliffe retorted that he was tired OK
these delays and IL he didn't fly to-
day he would not fly az all. Il have
reached the end OF my patience" he
said.
John Carisia, superintendent OF
the Columbia Aircraft corporations
builders Of the plane. supported Le-
vine in his argument and Hinen-
cliffe told him 10 shut up
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
Severe Temblor
I'm California

BISHOP, Calf, Sept 17.--tFt--An
extremely severe earthquake rocked
this Owens Valley city at sos
o'clock tonight. The shock 10 was
estimated, lasted more than ten sec
onds.
Observers said the quake rocked
concrete buildings from side % side.
While II was but OF brief duratiors
it was extremely severe, they said.
Owens valley for the last "a hours
has been visited by rains approach
ing cloudburst intensity.
BAKERSFIELD. Calf, Sept. IT.
Rp-Two distinct earth shocks were
felt here NO six o'clock this evening.
No damage was reported.
NINA. New, Sept. 17s-CF)-An
earth trsmor of l2 seconds Duration
was felt here nc sos o'clock tonight
Although the shock was sewers
enough 70 be- felt quite plainly n9
damage was reported
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
Especial TO Tha Herald)


SAN BENTTo. Sept. l7.-Erusst
Matz, grower of the Valleys first
First Bale" Of cotton, and hold
er OF the record for the earliest
first bale ever moved in the United
States. il dead.
Matz died Friday night at his
home at Harlingen, where he nov
ed a few years ago, and will be
buried Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock from the Lutheran church
in Harlingen. with interzaant Urn
the Harlingen cemetery.
Matz was one Of the oldest pio-
neers Of the San Benito tract in
point Of years residence in this
section.
He moved TO San Benito in 1905.
two years after Col. Sam Robert
sons Alba Haywood and seysral
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
Mayfield Protests
Action of Railroad

AUSTIN Tex. Sept. l7.-tPf-
United States Senator Earle B. May
field today asked John G. Sargent.
federal attorney general 20 stop the
Kansas City Southern railway COM
pany from alleged violations Of the
Interstate commerce commission act,
the Clayton act and Sherman Anti
Trust act.
Mayfield said that in his opinion
the Kansas City Southern violated
the federal statues in acquiring
stock control Of the Missouri-ksns-
ss-Texas and ST. Louis Southwestern
railway companies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18

LIVE WIRE STRUNG
= = =
TO WARD OFF THIEVES
= T. =
SHOCKS LITTLE GIRL


SAN JUAN, Sept. 17.-When
Dorothy Stepp. five-year-old tot
Of this city. climbed up on top Of
q wood pile and came in contact
with a barbed wire, charged with
electricity, +. NJ. Griffith decided
that the wire had served his pur-
pose "a little too well.
He strung the wire around his
chicken pen, because some Of the
chickens and eggs had been stolen.
He charged II with just enough
"juice" to give any prowling thief
n good shock, but not enough to
cause serious injury.
Griffith said he thought the wire
had come in handy on several oc-
casions.
However. Saturday morning the
little girl climbed up and touched
the wire. The fright from the
shock caused her 70 fall to the
ground, and she was bruised slight
ly, but not injured enough TO be
confined 10 bed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
Texas Cowpuncher
Champ Calf Roper

PENDLETON. Ore. Sept. 17.-tPl
Bob Crosby OF Kenna, New Mex
leo, won the worlds championship as
all around cowboy and received the
Roosevelt trophy here today at the
close OF the annual Pendleton round
up, repeating his performance OF
1928.
Ed Bowman. Stamford, Tex. was
announced world champion calf rop-
er. Dick shelton Of Fort Worth, Tex,
won the steer bull dogging champion
ship and Bob Crosby took honors in
the steer roping division.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
Mutilated Bodies
Of Boys Identified

SAN ANGELO, Tex. Sept. 17.-LPl
bodies Of Foy Johnson,
l6, and Barney Moore. II. of San
Angelo, were buried at Pecos City
Saturday afternoon following identi-
dcation by c. L. Johnson and Mary
r. Mcbride. father and mother Of
the dead -~~rhs. ras7n~tivelv. The
lads were killed on the T. & p. tracks
west Of Pecos City Friday morning
when they went 70 sleep on the
tracks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
WEATHER

EAST TEXAS: Sunday generally
fair; Monday pa-tly cloudy, prob
ably showers and cooler in north
portion. Light 10 moderate variable
winds on the coast.
WEST TEXAS: Sunday partly
cloudy. probably showers and cooler
In west portion; Monday partly
cloudy, cooler in north and east por-
tions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
Child Killed in Car
Crash; Man Is Held

SAN ANGELO, Tex. Sept. 17,-CP)
-Jewett Hardy made bond in sum
Of $500 here Saturday afternoon on
complaint charging driving car while
intoxicated. His arrest Saturday
morning followed q collision In which
Tito Lindsay Elizondo. infant was
killed and mother, Mrs. G. +. Eli
condo was hurt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
s. p. Sunsets Win
In First Title Tilt

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Sept. IT,
Ri-The San Antonio Southern Pa
cific Sunsets defeated the Schipps-
Kieberg team Of Dallas to here
today In the first game Of the final
series for the state amateur base
ball championskip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
PASSENGER PLANE
CRASHKILLSSEVEN
THREEFLIERS
DIENDESERT
Five Hurt In Air Trag-
edy; Death Toll
Eight Saturday

PLAINFIELD, n. J., Sept. 17.-tRl
Seven persons were killed today
and five injured when a Fokker air
plane which had flown over all the
airways Of Europe and had made one
famous trip from Holland to West
Africa, crashed in an apple orchard
near New Market. The machine
which was owned by the Reynolds
Airways was brought to this country
from Holland about two months ago.
1t set out from Hadley Field this
afternoon with its load Of passengers
seeking their first thrill in the air.
THE DEAD
Harry A. Chandler. New Bruns-
wick, pilot.
J. V. Charley King, Plainfield.
mechanic.
Russell Campbell, PIainfieId.
treasurer and superintendent of the
Suburban Transit company.
Russell Campbell, Jr., aged 2.
Plainfield.
Miss O'Neil, Newark.
Mrs. Fred Donovan, Plainfield.
Frank Heater, New Brunswick.
INJURED:
The injured who were brought to
Muhlenburg Hospital in this city are
Mathew Lutz, New Brunswick.
Louis Pellis. New Brunswick.
Lorraine Donovan, Plainfield.
Verna Donovan, her sister.
Bessie Heater, aged l6, daughter
Of Frank Heater.
King, the mechanic, met death or
his second day in aviation. he qEit
a job as garage mechanic on Thurs
day night in order to go into some
thing with a bigger future.
NO EYEwITNESSES
There were no eye-witnesses of the
crash. Rudolph Kampf. proprietor Of
the Five Acres restaurant which ad-
joins the orchard in which the plane
struck, said that he saw the plane,
heard the $50 horsepower Jupiter
engine 90 dead and watched the
plane turn over on one side and drop
below the trees.
On the other side of the apple or
chard Is the Schenck Farm. Fred
and George Schenck were the first
TO reach the scene of the crash
BY advice of police they had little to
say Of what they saw there.
Pull Bodies Out
They pulled the five bodies out Of
the plane and laid out the injured on
the grass on the orchard awaiting
arrival Of ambulances from this city.
The entire staff Of Hadley Field
was rushed TO the place Of the ac-
cident and state police were called
out 70 assist in holding the curious
crowds in check. BY dark every
road was jammed with cars, one
count disclosing more than 500 with
in an area of a quarter Of a mile.
The Schnecks said the plane was
about $50 feet up when the motor
stopped. II seemed to waver for a
minute and then slowly TO crash. They
notified police before going near
the plane. When they approached il,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
M'Kenzie Case
Ready for Jury

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept. 1T
Pl-Defense and prosecution closed
their eases tonight in the trial Of
John A. Mckenzie for the shooting
Of Sam Street. chief OF San Antonio
detectives and court recessed until
10 o'clock Monday morning to hear
final arguments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
nrrSpEE-HUDKINs MATCHED

ros ANGELES. Calf. Sept. H.
,r, I'm matching Of Joe Dundee
-,s.. weIterweighe champion. anc
~o HrSkins. Nebraska wild cat
nes t;sis frav nc wrigley Field here
-. risht OF October %: was an.
r rour@ed tonight by Dick Donald, Los
kAnreles promoters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18

CARDIFF. - Samuel Evans sued
the hospital where his son died be-
cause il shipped him the body OF a
woman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18
Report Georgia
Pastor is Found

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 17.-tRl-
The Cincinnati police department
tonight reported that it had no in
formation relative to Rev. Willis J.
Jordan OF Columbus, Ga, being
found there.
COLUMBUS. Ga. Sept. 17.-iF)--A
private detective agency here advised
members of the congregation Of the
Second Avenue Methodist church late
today that it had received a report
that its missing pastor, the Rev.
Willis J. Jordan. lad been located
in Cincinnati. Ohio.
The minister was thought to have
been spirited away hy two men We'd
resGay night. since which time
nothing has been heard from him.
Rev. A. v. Mobiles, former pastor
OF the church. who Rev. Jordan sue
eeeded and who was arrested short
ly after the latter's disappearance
was released from Jail shortly after
the announcement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-18

F. sar Benito farmer was expert
r.rtInr with rice growing. and re-
marked that some of the old-timers
sround brownsville probably would
-, enthuse on the subject OF rice
h.. az It's sad failure back In
1902 and thereabouts:
should have explained that the
G.. n.nito grower does not propose
- make the mistake Of the early ex-
.'sr;rrsrters. He proposes 20 raise
r;cs only once in three years, allow
;r~ the land TO rest and drain for
two wears.
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good paying proposition. Apply Hotel ven'
dome. 30l Penna: ave. n.w.---v---,---I4a..- IL
FOR RENT--A PAYING FILLING STA.
ton IN, q the heart of the city. Phone frrnN'
VERY DESIRABLE CORNER STORE Tor
rent. suitable for drug or other business
4th and ya. ave. sc. Lin. 1881 - w. IL
MHs bassness: priced rig right for. @ quick sale. Ad-
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