Today Bon Poncho's Phil osophy and Regrets of Old
Arthur Brisbane reports on the theme of regret and tradition in Bon Poncho and his philosophy. He reflects on ancestral ties, the fate of his father's people, and the lasting impact of past days.
08 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane reports on the theme of regret and tradition in Bon Poncho and his philosophy. He reflects on ancestral ties, the fate of his father's people, and the lasting impact of past days.
An extended portrait of Don Poncho, a Spanish American rancher near San Simeon, recounting his life long travels by horse and early autos, his resistance to modern ease, and his deep bond with land, trails, cattle, Indians, and simple wealth found in nature rather than money.
The Public Works Administration approved a $2.472 million package to the Brownsville Navigation District for dredging a 100 foot wide, 28 foot deep channel about 15 miles long, plus a turning basin and terminal facilities. The loan and grant mix funds 30 percent grant and 70 percent loan secured by bonds and district revenues. Work to start in one month and finish in 15 months, employing about 660 workers.
New Orleans reports cotton holding steady after a government crop estimate for 1924 of 13,171,000 bales. Prices rose slightly as March contracts traded around 10.3 and May near 30.25, with No 15 at 34 cents higher than yesterday, as trading resumed after publication and market activity remained modest.
The Federal Surplus Relief corporation announced it purchased 6050 hogs on various markets during the day. Marty N. Hopkins, its president, said it had bought 14,069 head in recent days and would continue purchases as relief needs persist. MISS PINCHOT BETTER. A New York report says Rosamond Pinchot, niece of Governor Pinchot, is recovering from pneumonia and slightly improved.
San Antonio area mostly fair through Friday night with cooler Saturday. Low Friday night around 48. High Thursday 68. low Friday near 40. Friday night and Saturday partly cloudy and slightly colder in northern and western sections. Light to gentle winds from west or southwest, with coastal areas seeing light to moderate south to west winds.
New York reports expert chemists tested three standard liquors rye Scotch and gin. Gin showed 92 percent proof with no trace of denaturants while rye measured 98 percent proof and Scotch 87 percent proof. All three were deemed good safe potable and free from foreign substances or additions.
Weather forecast predicts fair conditions with slightly lower temperatures. Friday night and Saturday will be cooler with lows near 48 and a daytime high around 70. Thursday's warmth returns with highs about 74, gentle westerly winds, and sunshine expected most periods at Kelly Field and area.
Indictments against Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker for the killing of Malcolm Davis, deputy sheriff of Tarrant county, were announced today. The panels were returned last week to Judge No land G. Williams, who filed them away after the jury added 49 indictments and six no-bills.
Del Rio Independent School District authorizes filing suits for unpaid taxes as the district faces funds shortfalls. Teachers have been paid in scrip for the past three months, with expectations of cash restoration before Christmas. Walter F. Jones, the district attorney, confirms the legal action to protect district finances and keep schools operating.
About 10,000 men are expected to be employed in forest work as part of a $400,000,000 public works allocation from Washington. Reports from the United States Employment Office indicate the Superior National Forest area will see this activity during winter.
Kansas City December 1 May Diarence lick today was convicted by a jury of participating in the kidnapping of Miss Mary McAiroy daughter of city manager Henry F McAiroy and was sentenced to night years in the state pension United.
Washington Dec A M The president's liquor tax committee recommends Congress set a $2.60 per gallon levy on distilled spirits, a $0.59 per barrel beer tax, and adjusts wine taxes by class. Rectified and blended spirits face an additional 16 cents per gallon, totaling $2.96 per gallon.
The Bexar County commissioners court named Hal Corrigan and D E Fraser as counsel for County Auditor Edgar G Garcey in a mandamus suit filed in the ninety fourth District Court by Judge Charles Matthews. Matthews seeks to test a law reducing his salary from 5000 to 4000 dollars, arguing unconstitutional. Judge Frost Woodhull noted county officials chose outside counsel over district or county attorneys due to personal interest.
The Hoston Bartenders' Union names eight influential figures as honorary members for their roles in promoting repeal of prohibition. Honorees include Alfred E. Smith former New York governor Rev Charles E Coughlin Nichols Murray Butler and U S Senator David J Walsh among others.
Unconfirmed reports say Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh plans a flight toward the Amazon headwaters with Mrs. Lindbergh possibly remaining in Para. The couple left Natal for Miami after a brief stay in Brazil, with a route via Ceara Maranhao Para and along the coast toward the Caribbean. A noisy Brazilian farewell accompanied their launch and uneventful takeoff.
Weather desk reports a fierce arctic wave sweeping the Midwest. North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin face subzero temperatures as readings fell to 16 degrees below in parts this morning.
The Refugee Board urged the United States and South America to accept Jews escaping Germany. Former French ambassador Victor Henry Berenger said France has granted asylum to about 40,000 people and has reached its limit.
Washington authority announces December 2 telegram ordering removal of county directors whose appointments were based on political considerations, affecting Wisconsin and other regions. Harry Hopkins, Civil Works Administrator, publicized the telegram detailing the action and scope of the removals.
The Intersible Commerce Commission fixed the assessed value at 100,000 for rate making on the Eastland Wichita Pass and Gulf Railroad properties in Texas. This establishes the basis for future railroad tariff decisions by the commission and confirms the line's appraised worth for regulatory purposes.
A delegation from Bexar County urged Governor Miriam A. Ferguson to appoint Guy Bonham as administrator in the rebel area. Mayor K Quin and Sheriff Albers Hatuser joined the delegation but gave no clear purpose. They indicated Bonham and Arthur Proll may be considered for roles in the re employment office and relief administration, while local appointee Bouhuni awaits state confirmation.
In Kountis Texas a heavy guard surrounds the county jail after shots killed David Gregory known as gro and tied to the slaying of Mrs. Melle Williams Brockman. Sheriff Miles Jordan fears a mob may storm the jail to reach three suspects and may release the prisoners if innocence is proven. The crowd of about 400 removed Gregory’s body from the jail as authorities tried to burn it and learned Gregory died on the way to Beaumont hospital.
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