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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-16
Personally Conducted Tour Through
Mexico

mexico
The Northwestern Line has ar
ranged for personally conducted
tour through Mexico. under the aus
pieces Of Mr. j. j Grafton. the we'll
known excursion manager. The
party will rendezvous at Chicago and
leave there Tuesday morning, Janu-
airy %, 1898. in a Special Vestibuled
Train Of Palace Sleeping Cars, 0bser-
walton Cars and Dining Cars, which
will be their home for the entire trip.
All Of the cities and almost every
place of interest in this wonderful
country will be visited during the
tour wniol will consume thirty DAYS.
tut the tickets will be limited for
return passage to nine months. A
more interesting, beneficial or pleas
ant winter outing it would be difficult
to conceive. Illustrated pamphlets
and full information as to rates. etc,
will be furnished on application to
ticket agents Chicago & North West
ern Railway. 44w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-16

Simply apply "SwAYNE's Ointment No interna
medicine required. Cures letter, eczema itch
all eruptions on the face, hands nose &C. leaving
the skin clear. white and healthy. Its great heal
ing and curative powers possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for SWAYNE'S ONT
MENT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-16
5-Question3-5

J. Did you first 60 your family physician?
d you then go to the specialist with the last dollar Of
hard earningso
s. Have you been stopping stomach with quack
A. Have decided that you pains
aches in your and legour back sides by continuing
pour stuff into the
Has not common and taught you you
local application will draw the accumulation of poison
the es and thus permit the natural flow of the
these diseased spots?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-16
spurn the oncr.

Havana. Dee. 1o.-A proclamation
signed BY the Cuban military and civil
leaders in Havana province spurns the
autonomy offered by Spain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-16

When wear begins to exceed repair
in your body you are going to fall
sick. The signs Of il are loss of flesh.
paleness, weakness. nervousness. etc.
The repair needed is food You think
you eat enough, and yet you feel that
YOU wear out more tissue. energy.
nerve force, than your food makes
for yod. The difficulty is that you do
not digest enough. And this is so
serious it is worth sitting down seri-
ously to think about Ii YOU can't
digest what you eat take few doses
Of Shaker Digestive Cordial. The eff
feet Of it will be to increase your flesh
andrmake You feel stronger. You
won't fall sick Proof that it is in
control Of your repair apparatus. It's
easy enough to test this for Yourself
Take a few bottles OF Shaker Digestiy.
Cordial.
Sold BY druggists at 10 cents to Il
per bottle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-16
DR.. Ordway's Plaster Treatment

actually absorb these ee substances positively most
and Peurisy.
Directions in full accompany the plasters.
For Lung Trouble apply No strong shoulders
and No 2 medium the
opposite on the back.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-16
Elizabeth. y. u. o.. Id 80.


Ely Bros, Dear Sirs-Please ac-
cept my thanks for your favor in the
gift Of bottle Of Cream Balm. Let
me say 1 have used il for wears and
can thoroughly recommend it for
what il claims il directions are fol-
lowed. Yours truly,
Rev. II. ". Hathaway.
No clergyman should be without it.
Cream Balm Is kept By all druggists.
Full size soc. Trial size Zoe We
mail ii.
ELY BROS SO Warren St., Y. Y. City.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-16

.LY BROS sc Warren St.. y. y. City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
AMONG rHE Hills.

It is in the mountains that old customs
bide longest and peculiar people find
their Iast strongest. In tho rock vnies
Of the Alleghanies thercipersists many
colony rs mo \ ment to single idea or
principle OF separation. - Partly cut OF
from the world, they yield as inconsider-
able tribute To its customs ms the Basque
settlement Of the Pyrenees TO the throne
of Spain In the Tennessee bills there arc
many dozens Of tteso colonies. Ihoro
score OF German villages. settled about
fiftsen years ago. derive livelihood from
the culture If tho grape. The Cherokee
lLdians preserve there remnant Of their
Lumbers M Il aoros, about lSD) Of them
owning i'm common Gjl. OJ0 acres OF land
In the vicinity Of Yellow Hin. The
Swiss settlement Of HOhenbOld mas a
population of $40 and canton form of
governments controls territory Of GODD
qcies LAST year these industrious noun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
PRESENT CONDITIONS.
A Comparison With Cleve=
lands First Year.

pany, Kokomo, Ind. resumes; 500
hands. Jones q Taught Iron Works,
Pittsburg. resume; $500 hands. Maine
Central Railroad increases wages OF en-
ployes.
Week ending July 81. 1S97-Tod fur
naces, Youngstown, Ohio. resume work.
Mum bers of manufacturing concerns in
Connecticut and Pennsylvania resume
work. Furnaces at BIRMINGHAM ana
Bessemer. Ala, resume work. Algon-
quin Woollen Mills. Passa!o, N. j.. in
creuse wages 10 TO IL per cent. Atchison
Railway Company announces inability To
supply new cars to meet demands OF
shippers.
Week ending August z, 1S97-Ensign
Car Manufacturing Company hunting
tou., w. Va. resumes work. Cleveland
Rolling Mills resume. 2000 hands. Sugar
producers of Louisiana advance wages l6
per cent. Cotton mills at I.ancas' or,
Pa. resume. 1000 hands. American
Watch Company, Waitham. Mass, re-
sumos in all departments. Iron Works at
MahoninG ana Lebanon. Ohio and BiriH-
ingham, Ala, resume
Week ending August 5. lSD1-Fall Riv-
or Iron Works resume on full timef z, ID0
nands. Fall River Printing Company re-
sumes on full time Columbus and
Hooking Valley Railroad shops increase
from half-time to ten-hour schedule. IL
linois Steel Company announces resump-
tioD OF work. Natlonal kIuoe WORKS. AZ
McKeesport, Pen-., announces increase
of wages Union Iron and Steel Company,
Youngstown, Ohio, resume work after
long shut down. Pennsylvania Railroad
shops at Altoona increase schedule TO ton
hours Washington penn Steel and
Tin Plate Company doubles Its working
uapacity. Birmingham Gala. Railroad
shops extend schedule TO ten hours.
Lawrence Mass. Hosiery Mill resumes;
:, 200 hands. Car works at Michigan City,
Ind, increase schedule TO twelve hours
with two years work engaged; ], 500
hands.
Week ending September us. is97-Cord-
age Mills of Xenia, Ohio, purchased for
$500, 0O0, to be reopened at once after
several years of idleness. East Lake
Woollen Mills, Bridgeton, Pa, resume
after three y9ars' idleDess Wead Paper
Mills, Malone, n. Y. resume after two
years idleness. Large advance in wages
OF coal miners and close of coal strike.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
Seeks an Injunction.

= Samuel Bottomly applied 20 tho Ap.
pe ellate Court yesterday for an In
junction tn restrain tho Kent Savings
Bank to restrain the sale of certain
property whI3h is advertised for sale
tomorrow 1he Greenwood Investment
Company borrower: money from tha bank
named and MIR. Bottomly and Elias IA
Chapman Endorsed tho note anu mort
gagged certain property TO secure the samo
There is an action, in which the main
points of the controversy are involved.
bending lin the common pleas division or
the Supreme Court and it was sought TO
have the sale restrained until tbs case
was deciied.
Judge Rogers held the case for further
consiierntiou
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
MARRIED in A CALABOOSE.
Harvey Couple Fight Over Arrange
ments For Wedding

Surrounded by crowd of citizens and
policeman and with their clothing torn
and covered with dust. w. o. Bishop of
Phoenix Park and Mrs Mary McElroy q
buxom widow OF Thornton. were united
in marriage Saturday evening in the cell
room of tho calaboose at Harvey. Ill.
Police Magistrate Harris of!iciated and
the groom attended by Policeman Healey
and Shepard. The wedding was the final
sceue in OH experience between the couple
which was begun in the county building
ana terminated at the Harevy police
station after spirited war of words. .
Disorderlv conduct was tho charge
preferred against ths couple when they
were arrested. but after the wedding
nuptials they were allowed TO depart.
with a hearty adieu Bishop and bis bride
started for Phoenix Park, both declaring
that they had engaged in their first and
last uuarrei
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
Went Out With the Tide.

Pedestrians on Weybosset street were
surprised to see man apparently about
80 years OF nge, walking In the middle OF
tho street with no hat. his long grey hair
floating in the breeze. On inquiry 10
WAS learned that he had been taking n
morning constitutional along the wharvos
and his hat had blown into the river.
while he was admiripe the effect OF tho
rising sun uuUn tho water.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
EXPRESS Gers For HORSES.

The B and O. Railroad is having built
ten express cars ior the use Of the L. :.
Extress Company on the B and %. lines.
These cars arc To bo 90 feet IN length. OF
extra strength ana 80 arranged that they
can he uspu tor The transportation Of fine
horses They will bo ilttod up with 70.
movable stalls ana when rot used for
horsos will bo In regular service.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02

There stands no new world Babel
woman built Co rcali11 the dream of an
AmaZuuian colony that shall. as In
leunyson's princess assail the gray
pre-ein uence of man" But 10 has besn
attempted once or twice There Is n curl
Gus religious sect in Texas known as
"Sanctiiitd Sisters, tho fundamental
principles Of which are cciohhcy. common
property and an isolated existence Tho
community is twenty years old. numbers
about two scOro women and conducts "a
hotel ana laundry at Bolton. lts property
~ valued at SlOO.O one of tho projects
accredited To DIR. Mary Walker IL the
planting Of o feInnia colony in Western
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02
Had a COMPLAINT.

The CLOCKS in tho city were striking
twelve today. a man on the corner ~
Washington and Dorrance streets looked
at his watch which indicated half past
ten. .Cnnfound those clocks said hr.
lust an hour and q halt fast, shall ro-
port the matter To the mayor And he
went In the direction of the City Hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-02

TO cure Copstig alton Forever.
Take Cassarets Candy Catbaruc. lOc or *.
II Z. g. 9. faJ TO cure. druggists refund money.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-06

ton to your city of the Kansas
City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railway,
which this day celebrates. Come
and visit us. M. V. WATSON,
President of the Commercial Club.
In response to Watson's tele-
gram Mayor Mcclellan sent the
following brief but forcible mes
sage:
Shreveport, La, March 2, 1897:
To Mr.. NJ. V. Watson, President
of the Commercial Club, Kansas
City, Mo. Good wishes OF the
Commercial Club cordially recip-
rocated by Shreveport. We shake
hands with you, and want to see
Won face to face. Welcome to you
all is written all over our city.
r. N. M'KELLAR. Mayor.
This completed the exchange OF
courtesies by electricity.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-06
THE EDITORS TALK.

h,dre Barksdale is determined |
to put a stop to the pernlclous hao-
it of carrying concealed weapons,
which is so common NOWADAYS
with some "bravc' men. Hereto
fore ne has merely imposed hight
fine on the transgressor OF that law,
b,,t now he has announced his de-
termination to send to jail every
nartv convicted of carrying con-
cealed weapons, and to impose
fine in addition. Last week two
young men were sent to jail Tor a
week for that offense, and fined 80
each and costs.-Farmcrville Ga
zette.
The police jury OF Claiborne
parish has bought lot OF corn
which will be sold to the drouth
sufferers of that parish for Az cents
per bushel on credit.-Farmervlile
Gazette.
There are now but twelve sur
vivinp soldiers and sailors OF the
war of 1S12-the youngest Is ~
and the oldest 1O4. There are also
hut twelve widows of survivors no"
ON the pension roll. There is
bill before Congress to increase
. the pension of these veterans &c
$50 per month.-The Sugar Plan
= ter.
S We will enter no newspaper con
+ troversy with any paper. w
= wish to treat all as we would INK
d to be treated. All papers shoul'
be a medium through when Tn
neople are Acknowledgement can
=. Beacon.
81 What is the matter, Bro. Gli
broth! there is no harm In iltoi'
,e friendly scrap, is there?
t. A new sulphur we'll was dlsco'
o1 cred at the sulphur mines, twei'
Al miles west of Lake Charles.
w flowed seventy-five tons OF IL
e. mineral product the first thr'
ne hours. end is said to be the be
= one on record. Grand results q
o. exnected from the mines from tn
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-06

up here and squabble over your
little $4,000 items and let these
million-dollar steals go through
like creased lightning.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-06

have been ordered from the South
ern Pacific to make another early
shipment.-Crowley Signal.
Mr.. E. j. Barrett, one Of the
largest hay growers in Rapides
parish, will have a thousand acres
in Bermuda hay this year, and
with a good season will gather
from four to five thousand tons.
Bermuda hay is splendid for stock
and there is big profit in raising
it for the Louisiana market.-Town
Talk.
There is no profession, not even
the medical one, which must hold
it's reputation more sacred than the
legal one, and this Hart matter
| really forces it upon it to purge
| itself of Lionel Adams, bright
star which has fallen by falling
| into the clutches OF Dominlck
O'Malley, foul blot upon another
| honorable profession. The par
NAV purge itself of Adams, but
how Journalism is to rid itself OF
O'Mailey and O'Mallyism, is quite
another question.-New Orleans
| Herald.
You stand from under Bro. Dar-
rier! How much worse is O'Mal-
lev than Fitzpatrick? And yet
YOU landed the New Orleans poll
tician SO highly that many grew
, almost disguised at the flattery
} When we print Vol. ID, No. l,
and have no more than 72O names
on our books we will take an UNI
ceremonious leave and go where
we are better liked.-Jeffersonlan
Weekly.
. What is the matter, Brother
, Wren! who are you flinging at?
, Our handsome publisher, l.. 5.
Scott, attended the national edlto-
rial convention at Galveston, Tex.
e this week. We will venture to say
that the gang of pencil pushers had
J.. a royal time, and that our own
publisher got SO wrapped up In the
e fun. that he forgot that there are
}, such towns as Crowley or Raync
O in existence. This was written by
" We Junior devil.-Rayne Tribune
a Scott handsome! Jec whizz
'e The devil who wrote that must DC
% blind.
l. Hon. G. j. Boatner has unique
lawsuit on his hands in Washing
ton. It seems that Mr.. Boatne
ve had a negro boy, who was in hi
Se employ, arrested for theft, and a
10 the trial was unable to prove tn
oe charge. The negro has retaliate'
by suing our worthy Congressman
l. for $4,000. The youthful son
lie Ethiopia values his injured homo
at a high figure but the suit WI
". hardly amount to anything.-Mao
We ison Journal.
TIL AS the Picayunc creolts Che a.
ticlc of unknown authors 10 E'
me reAS(
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-06
UNITED WE STAND.

Kansas City and Shreveport Joined
Together by Bands of steel.
At 3:45 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon, March I'd, 1897, Shreveport
and Kansas City were joined to-
cether. never again to be put asun-
der.
At that hour and minute the
bells and steam whistles ANNOUNCE
ed the union in the two cities as
will be seen by the following tele-
grams:
Kansas City. March 2, 1S97.--To
Samuel B. Hicks, president OF the
board of trade, Shreveport, La:
To-day. precisely at 3:45, the last
spike will be driven connecting
| Shreveport and Kansas City by
our rails. Kansas City will an.
nounce the event by blowing all
| the steam whistles in the city and
ringing of bells. Cany arrange
to celebrate in like manner, ana
have all whistles blown and oells
rung at exactly 3:45? Answer.
F. S. HAMMOND.
President Hicks Immediately
communicated the facts to Mayor
Mcclellan and arrangements were
begun to comply fully with MT.
Hammond's request, and an an
swer to that effect was forwarded TO
him.
Shortly after sending the reply,
Mr. Hammond wired as follows:
Kansas City, Mo-, March z, 1897;
Bands playing, bells ringing ano
!, whistles blowing as l seno TINS
message celebrating the openlne
of the road through to ohrevepor''
g F. S. HAMMOND.
=, In behalf of the city and citizens
n Of Shreveport, Mayor Mckella
h forwarded the following dispatcf
lie to the Mayor of Kansas City:
is Shreveport, La, March z, 1917
To the Mayor of Kansas CITY, MO
Of The bells and whistles of all our In
dustrial enterprises have announc
ed the glad tidings Of shreveport
e. connection with the great CITY
e. the west. We have promised mu
,g tual benefit; as we have promise
so we agree. Mo-.
r. N. M'KELLAR, Mayor.
III The following dispatch was re
4 ceiyed from the president OF tt
III Commercial Club of Kansas Cl1S
~ Kansas City, March 2:-To tt
80 Mayor and citizens OF ShreNepol
ice Ia The Commercial Club
he Kansas City sends greeting to O
ese sister city of Shreveport and NO
rim that we are joined together
bands of steel may the union II
'ne ult in prosperity to US both. 1.
west salutes the south, ana Z
IN presses the hope that we may 90
get prosper by reason OF the comp
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-06
TILLMAN'S BOMB.
n..,ares Monopoly Has Paid Agents
In Congress-.

Washington, D. c., March T.
while the armor plate amendment
10 the naval appropriation bill was
Under discussion in the Senate
senator Tillman of South Carolina
s.;a he hated to think that the Car
nepies and other monopolles MAD
their paid agents in the Senate
Int II looked like it. 81 don't want Il
to saw anything harsh" he went
on impressively, '.but God knows
/ believe every utterance l have
made is true"
This statement came like a
hombshell in the Senate and led
Mr.. Hawley to demand whether
the Senator from South Carolina
dared to make such charge
against the Senate.
TILLMAN'S REPLY.
81 dare say" replied Mr.. Till
man deliberately, 'That as far as
can see and can explain this on
no other ground"
ssAnd l say" retorted Mr. Haw-
ley, ssThat that is untrue, and an
unworthy SANDER, unworthy OF
any gentleman"
Tillman was unruffled. He
thrust a hand in his trousers peck
ct. nonchalantly and, looking ovel
Senator Hawley, coolly returned
ssTo that can only say it is thu
CALLED jade that winces.'
HAwLEY TURNED PALE.
Senator Hawley turned pale am
trembled visibly.
sIf the Senator applies that t.
me have a sufficient answer n
said, angrily.
Two or three other Senator
gathered around Senator Hawley
endeavoringly, apparently, to cab
him. Finally, he walked wit
them into the cloak room, viii
Senator Tillman continued h
speech.
Continuing, Tillman said tn
there was a darker page in the hi
tory of the dealings of the earn
gles with the government. He r
ferred to the charges of ma XIII
defective armor in 1894.
CAUGHT AND RELEASED.
THE thieves were caught
said, s.But they were release
The Secretary imposed a fine, t
tnas glorious President of GU
who, thank God, goes out of off
IN two days more, RENTED
hne. And yet, in the face of The
facts Senator with a thin 81
gets up and undertakes to twit
with slandering the Senate
The old guard never sure
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13

The Augus,ana Business college
opened Wednesday evening, Sept /.
The rooms are now in peri CT order,
lighted with electricity and heated
With steam. Instruction will be
Civ. n in:
Course I-Bootkeeping. arithme-
tic. psnmanshtp. letter writing.
Course IL horthand and type
writing.
Course III-Drawing.
The cost for each course will be
nniy s.. Remember. We furnish
books and all materials free with
each course. No extra fee. Time
Unlimited. You pay for the course
,om piete But it will seldom take
more than four months to mple,e
he course Toe entire business col.
'rge faculty viii par,ake in the even
Jog instruction. Apply to DR.. o.
OLSON, President. Telephone 1916.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13
Eugax~n ci.ts l.saed.

Drew's comedians gave their con
GLIDING entertainment at Harper
theatre last evening. The company.
watch is under the management OF
n. n. Stone, who is regarded as
practically resident of Rock Islan D.,
-hould have played to better busi-
ne.s ss it il one OF the best of It's
class that has ever appeared here.
The company left this morning
over the Darlington for Monmouth
to play two nights. A return en-
gagement will be played in Rock Isl.
and this season. probably in Novem.
Ter. M. S;oue says on account OF
the hot weather he is running the
show at popular prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13
Before Yso ki1s Your Wheel

he sure you shake into your shoes
Aliens Foo'-Esse. a pow der for the
teet. IL keeps your feet cool and
comfortable, prevents sweating feet,
and makes your endurance ten. fold
greater. Over 100. 600 wheel peo.
people are using ALIENS Foot. Ease,
They all praise it. Ladies, insist on
having it, Ii gives rest and comfor,
and prevents smarting. hot. swolIep
aching feet. At all druggists and
shoe stores, 25 cents. Sample free
oy mail. Address, Allen S. Olms,ed
lie Row, N. Y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13
"Cn. = j psh Spruc~by-

One Of the special features with The
"Cncie Josh spruceoy" com pao >
this season. are the two bands and
"rchestra of twelve solo musicians.
AID the wonderful magniscope. show
Ing pictures in M ,rion. All the
Songs, dances, aud musical special.
ties are new and entertaining. aud
the realistic saw mill scene is still
introduced. The big st.eet parade
and concert OF of the military band
and the funny '.H-yseedr band. TAX e
place at noon. Tne company will
be at Harper's theatre Wedues
day and Thursday nights.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13
a. - So .
cANTILLON is RELEASED.


Nsnag. Of the Dab q u. { % Psys for Ris
Fils.
Joe Cantillon has paid dearly for
bis borse-piay with the Dubuque
base ball team Here is wha. the
Dubuque Telegram says:
due Can,iilon, cap ain and man.
sger the dialogue base ball club.
was suspended by the directors TO-
day for conduct IN becoming a gen
tl-man.' aud M-rE McQ ease was
placed in ch,rge of the team. Harry
Chaser. treasurer. accompanied the
club on its isst trip This wa,
against Cau,illon's will. Cantillop
collected the IS guarantee for the
last two games AZ Rockford aud re-
fused TO turn il over to the treasurer.
The directors this NOR ming called on
HI N to expla this conduct and also
to explain VII, b. pitched himself at
Peoria in game in which the peo-
rians Dade any pumher of scores and
hits. C,n'i.lon replied tna. h. had
| pitched because ne thought he could
DO as wei as a"y o6y else availuble
Asked why he did not put Wpivsr-
| ton in the box. he said Woiverton
was needed ut third base The d.
| rectors did not COZ slider the expluna.
ton satisfactory. They though.
Wolverton should have pitched and
Canulion should have played third.
| and that Can tilion went in to the box
to revenge hims self on the directors
Tor releasing Nonemater.
| "Regsrdipg his action in collect.
i"g the $50 snd refusing to turn i!
over to the trea-urer. Cantiilnn said
he had collected the money 10 be sur.
Of the salary due him from April
to April 90 from which hitter date al
the contracts run He said tina: the
directors had privately agreed ths'
nis salary shouts begin april /. bul
had lately shown II disposition to re
pldiate the agreement. and bs
thought it well to secure him self
The directors then Suspended Can
tillon. They denied ,hat any agree
ment existed to pay him salary from
April l. They said Individual dir-c
tors had assured him they would f.
vor doing so if he managed the clu.
satisfactorily and made good show
ing at the end OF the season, but b,
has done n ither."