Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
C0EES RULE
TNTRENCHED,
ritter AYERS
ava. Qon TO Succeed to
r. Arcy Peace
,O Observer Of
,nditions Thinks
.T,Y DUBosE

Of a-iated Press Correspondent
whenc0 CITY, May a.-P-Th
June oregon regime seems firml!
Pre- 4 in Mexico.
of II esenr prospect is that Gen
clervaro Obregon, former presl
{. will again become presiden'
smber ], for a term OF SIX years
that for the second time since
Madero revolution overthrew ~
a. , Porfirio Diaz, dictator tor N
y rs preceding. there viii be =
.nge in the Mexican presidential
yer unaccompanied by violence.
The first peaceful transfer since
0 was four years ago from Obre'
, 70 General Plutarco Elias Gales
preSent chief executive. There
some who 20 so far as to pre-.
4 that six years hence Gales VIII
.e more re-succeed Oregon.
INV prediction is rash in this land
volatile politics and fiery tradi
n. There is an old saying, pretty
II sustained BY historic fact, that
) unexpected may always be expect
here. Any forecast may not be
nth the paper it il written on even
few hours after the writing-much
3 after a few years.
Pair Can Rule
So. this is not prophesy. IL Is Q
port that the prevalent well-in-
rmed, unbiased opinion IN Mexico
~ o is that Gales and Obregon
. in the saddle with a good firm
n and that a lot of bucking viii
necessary to dislodZe mems
z as they do not squabble with
Il other as to which shall SIT M
Mt al any given time. As a team
Y rule the roost. Divided one
aid certainly fall. both might, and
either process Mexico could vel
thrown into another long period q
dshed and civil strife.
any persons consider the Gales
egon dominance a good thing fo'
leo. Not all think so. by any
ms. There are those who would
. almost any price, even that OF
in plunging the country into DIS
n that might force foreign IN
lention, in order 70 get rid OF tne
N-even to get rid Of only r OF
\.
Tales of Split Gossip
Cerefore, gossip that there IS or
We trouble between them y COM
X nough at the capitol. For a
Ia } in true perspective this must
w .epted only as gossip. Perhaps
y. small extent the wish IS faith
O the thought. Unless Gales and
eron themselves are rarely skilled
assuming roles, unless they are
ed prevaricators, unless almost
~ unprejudiced observer IN Mex
City is badly fooled, they are as
e today, personally and political
as they have ever been IN their
Is. Which has been mighty close
NE best guess seems TO be they VII
'sntinue that way. II is the common
Sc of the situation, eliminating
other considerations. And both
Z are full of common-sense and
Gales to Dairy
' ne presidential elections are sun
,. July /. Elections are always on
nday in Mexico. obregon Is the
~ candidate. There were two otn
last year, General Francisco Ser
10. who was trusted friend and sec
ary Of war during 0bregon's pre-
us presidency, and General ArnuiiS
.mez. military governor OF the state
Vera Cruz. They are dead now
' were captured and executed a.
els for attempting an army revolt
n else felt like running against
,revon since-or If anyone mas en-
tanned the ambition he has KEPT
" himself very successfully.
she elections will be held. ever
N only one candidate. The ne"
sident will be inaugurated Deeem'
4. Gales will run the dairy farm
has established near Mexico City
has always loved a farm. He Is
~ "a get back on one. He Will be
III Obregon ever needs him-.jus'
,hr.gon has been on hand when
the road was rocky for Gales
EAST. 20 the layout stands now
system that has worked we'll st
Morrow Aids
ssgon's actions and utteranSes
r,te he will continue the Gales
Lss. That does not mesn hope
zen abandoned for an ADJUST
,of the religious controversy.
ale moment the outlook Is not
Paging. But friends both Of
Cnexican government and the
ca Il church do not despair OF an
gr.te formula whereby with dig.
each side the dispute. at least
2 acute aspects. may be ended
~ other problems, Ohregon
a. 20 American Ambassador
a,w. will inherit from Gales a
HAMPER situation than has eX'
for a long time in Mexican
W States relations.
row and Gales are real friends
Nv and Oregon have hit II off
Per fine. Colonel Alexander Nc
limited States military attache
innate With Obregon and has
his trusted friend for years.
hscame pals when McNabb was
;aned on the Arizona border
a. he learned to speak idiomatic
as easily as English. With
unh IN the offing Morrow could
III help being friendly with Obre-
~ She latter with the ambassa-
az course IL may be just a coin
nee that Washington sent MT
row- ! military attaehe who Is
~ Mexico's prospective preSi-
mars than almost any other
.-;r.r n may he a coincidence
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