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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-04-04
First pub. March. 18th.
Publication Notice.

Territory OF Ok ahoma. 80
County of Caddo
In the District Court for said county.
Phidella Davis, plaintiff,
VS.
William ID. Davis. defend ant
said defendant William ID. Davis, VIII take
notice that he has been SEED In the alb We
named court for upon the pet ton OF the
plaintiff. hidella Davis. PRAYING n divorce
from said defendant. William ID. Davis. fol
gross neglect OF duty. and extreme cruelty
and mus answer the petition fled by said
. lnntif, on or before the 2nd. day ~ May. A
ID. 1903. or said petition will he taken as true
and judgement for plaintiff n said action foI
divOrcing the said plaintiff. Pm della Davis. vii
be rendered accordingly.
Attest;
n. L. Sisson,
On rk Of said court
Seal BY Guy Gillett.
ID putty
i ming s Pruett. Attys. for plaintiff.
Last pub. May. end.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-04-04

mans soda fountain, they will
be of value.
l.. A. Russell, of the Lawton
Democrat, is in the city on
business today.
Lawton has had sixteen fires
the fire department Of that
city was organized.
r.. A. White, editor of the Tri-
was a Lawton visitor the
part of the week.
Ask your grocer for Schmidts
bread. Each loaf carries a label
good for presents. 1S7tf
j. Snapp and r. Hester, of
Apache, were in attendance at
the funeral of l.. d. Blankenship.
The City Steam Laundry re-
turns your clothes to you as
fresh and clean as soap and wa
ter can make them. Try us.
137-tf
WIN. Hazelette and M. l.. Hite,
of FIT. Cobb, were pleasant cal
lers at the Democrat office yes
terday.
Services in German will be
held at the Christian church Sun
day, at 3 p. m. Rev. l.. j. Hes
sci.
Get a coupon with each drink
at Hoffman's soda fountain and
after you have $50 coupons you
get a solid gold ring.
A marriage license was grant
ed yesterday to Chas. F. Field
man and Miss Katie Thinker, both
of Caddo county.
Just received another car of
Anderson Fancy Lump coal, bet
ter have your coal house filled.
70tf. missouri. LUMBER CO.
See menu in another column.
All the delicacies of the season.
Don't miss it. Cheaper than you
can pirefere at good services.
WANTED.-A position in store,
or any similar work, by young
man of steady habits. First
class references. Apply at this
office. to
The safe of the Minco Mercan-
tile Co. was blown open recently,
the robbers securing about S30in
cash, and $50. 900 in papers.
HOUSE TO RENT.-Good three
room plastered house, large barn,
chicken coop, good well, will
rent cheap to a good party. Call
at north boundry, 10th st. j. A.
Becker. 178tl
There will be services at the
Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening, by Rev.
A. G. Martyr, of Denison Iowa.
Every one cordially urged to at
tend.
The American will give anoth-
err one of those elegant dinners
tomorrow, Sunday. You know
what they are when the old mar
goes after them. So come and
get a good square meal for SOC.
A story is going the rounds OF
the press, to the effect that 9
wild man heavily armed, is roam
ing through the different parts OF
the country, These stories re-
mind us of the wonderful sea
serpent tales we used to hear.
Red Fork, l. r., March 81
The first shipment of crude OF
was made from this point this
week, marking ar importan'
event in the history Of this new
field and removing all doubt as
to the productiveness of the wells
The shipment was made to the
refinery at Neodosha, Kas., where
it brings the top price paid fol
crude oil. 1t consisted of 3OC
barrels in two tank cars, and al
fast nc tank cars can he sacuraC
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02

ON nj will ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Bestallningar af tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Modernaste tafvelramar kunna
rhallas hos Anderson&Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
HAIR ocHDER.

ge iororsakande stora forluster /
egendom och menniskolif. / Ko-
penhamn blaste taken af husen
och gatutra6ken afstannade. /
Oresund iorliste flera fartyg bland
dem en- norsk bark yid mann G..
5. Penny, at hvars till EFT antal at
II personer uppgaends besattning
endast en- raddades. Vattnet
steg plotsligt oerhordt hogt i sun
Diet och denna storm var deHsva-
raste, som besokt dessa tfakter
pa manga ar. Da teIegrammet
stormen den 26ldecember
sandes hit, rasade den annu. och
man hade annu icke hunnir CORA
nagot tillforlitligt ofverslag Diver
de skador den anstalldt.
stormfonster och Dorrar hos spaldiug.
Kolbristen Chicago har nu
boriat pa ~fullaste .allvar bekymra
afven de stora,mdustriella etablis-
sementen, hvilka Sc sig hotade
at acknowledgement att installa sin
'verksamhet, darest icke den mar
varande situationen pa kolmark-
MAIDEN smart mar slit slut. Aldrig
forr har EFT sadant tryck legat
Diver denna marknad som nu,
Jarnvagarna BORA sakna kol for
drifvandet af sina tag och upp-
varmningen at sina byggnader
utetter linierna. Burlington jarn-
wagons agenter ha mottagit order
att uppkopa sd mycket kol de
kunna komma Oliver. Pennsylvania
jarnvagen star sig knappt och har
tunderat pa att lagga beslag pa
ALA vagnslaster, som fran gruf-
vornai Pennsylvania sandals vester
ut, for att salunda undga att
behofva installa sin drift. Delta
CALLER de losa kolen. A harda kol
fins {. n. knappast EFT ton i hela
Chicago En- person, som i onsdags
t, v. forsokte kopa iva tons, kunde
icke 6nna delta parti pa hela
sydsidan.
Vetenskapen for stundom till
de varsta excentriciteter. Doktor
vice kansler vid univer.
sitetet i Cambridge, England, har
foresatt sig att taga reda pa A
dams iodelse och bestamma den.
med Stamina noggranhet
som i en- modern dopattest. Han
arbetar pa delta verk sedan fem
ton ar. Slutligen efter att ha gran
skat bibliska och andra skrifter
och gjort berakningar, grundade
kalendrar i ALA mojlipa lids
skeden, har John Lighfoot fast
att Adam kommit till verl-
den den % oktober ar 4co4 fore
For att vara riktigt nog-
gram tillagger han, att tilldrag-
elsen intraffade kl.opa morgonen.
"Skyskrapare". United States
Realty and Construction Co., EFT
"skyskrapar" bolag i New York,
inkorporeradt med Go millioner
dollars, amman kopa byggnadstom-
ter och uppfora byggnader i Min
neapolis och St. Paul tor ? millio-
ner dollars,en million i hvar stad.
En- Svensk vid MANN George
som arbetade som smorkar-
mare a Sayre ranch i Medera, Cal.
aAed harom dagen efter endast
nagra tilnmars sjukdam. Han
fanns staende vid SEPARATOR.
hogt.M Man forsokte vacka
honom, men fruktlost, Lakare eff
tersandes och den sofvande forbes
till slit rum, der han ahed efter
nagra timmar utan att ha aterfatt
medvetandet.
Miss Sophia Ekdahl, som tie
mar hos en- familj / Belvidere, har
nyligen salt EFT sidenskarp for
pa hvilket hon arbetat i
fem ar. Den som Kept Diet, ar en-
rik dam fran Philadelphia. Monst-
ret till skrapet hade Miss Ekdahl
i sitt hemland, Norge, och ar mer
an 100 ar gammalt. Ehurn hennes
vackra arbete inbragt en- sa betyd-
lig summa, fortfar dock Miss Elk
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
R UMMANN,
IN 4. and Court.

Potatis, pr bushel soc.
Mol, pr sack ST. 90.
Katie, pr ID I2ac.
TIE, pr ID 4oc.
forbade persikor pr lb SC.
forbade sviskon pr ID &C.
Russin pr Id Ioc.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02

Coed. Weintz Security BI utlauar PEN
gar pa stadsfastigheter och brandf0saErar.
Lutad fisk kan man alltid fnna
pa lager i c. B. Hansons kotthar-
del 400 Court street.
Kop edra skor hos M. Fridlund.
Jag har dem, som passa babe
fotterna o. planboken och arc up
to date och moderna, Ioo6-4 st.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
Bokanmalan.

Decembernumeret af illustre-
rade tidskriften Ungdoms- Vannen
har utkommit pa Augustana Book
Concerns torlag i Rock Island, Ill.
med EFT godt och omvexlande in
nehall som vanligt. Tidskriften
kan reqvireras hos forlaggarne till
EFT pris at 100 pr. ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
MAN OCH QVINNOR Az ALA ALDRAR
LAC A O EDER!

SpeaalMend Or IA oumbariG. Under ala Hfvas 6rh3landen Times Diet enrfL
gan ip e en- man 'som kn CORA IN ysss SAX btre an nGon AMMAN. ochen saan Or dem som
utesntande egnata sig at och koncentrGat sne negi och hrmsga pi den specialize. nn ut
Tdg min pro @ssimna verksamhet inag jag att runskas akdomar i giros
den ppmarmanhet son deasy Gt krafe Jg sg att dessa dukdomm forbade en- spe
skana sig Under naa an a& rharjag egnatm utesntande atsmHet oh behandlngen
az dessa Huk6mar och t taktun. att krer ekommend@a migtm sa padenkr sret
pWs pa min skcklghet ochf rnaga mtts pecena facSe Jag gfya:s prGena rid 1t Akse
tsSNa mho tyiga fall
jag mr egnat saskId uppmarksamhet akronhka aukdomar hos min h qtnnor
och tma andm Jukdomrf pdra en- mMaf intelligent oehs kckhg behandHnG Da Edt ak
tm att de fiesta mennskor hafva en- onhg behandnng att aka for slit tnhand oh oBr
maya att vandas sig tHensktekhgoch ermrensp specialist
Nerves svaghet, obetanksamhetm och fymddnera gro eli e ada oranr
ma till en- Drsvagad knsstgka Eft dynke tnsandh Aras oha fran grubbe. oferxbec
ansrangandea al observation-disclosures etc, kslka gadvis frsvaga och skada sysamet In
2 lust af minne5 nedsagenhetmL m aroo fa de frta symptomen pa en- afagnde msnns
ahaoregebundenhete5 och under min shckHga demanding aanrN II mandomms ha sU-
kn Ware sig Nj konsulterarm med mge ler Ell asat Ell er helsa pa spell eenom
denstuudk oppens deikataHe organ arc angnpna, och endast en- erfaren lakare Dor
tga e under behandhng. Sand for en- fri box. Nervous Debility and Its Family of
Ills"
Striktur. Min bot for dmna sjukdom Dir mild och smartfd och orsakar
ling astadkommer alvarsamma folder. Jag behandlar personHgt hwrie fall. ALA
smart. Inflammation och smata forsVinna, och roretl lakes fort och fol anid.
sff ffsTst ogali De f srsvagaS he heppU s ssssss i och uttaonmer Sea f6nssyT Tnn Jag jag
Kon till mig ON Nj ar snk, och lar kama orakend till edet onda. Sand for Ell fri
forskracklga siukdom ar Ell angro obotig, och d. jag sager att jag kan bta de
vet hmd min behsndnng aaadkommt, ON Nj nderaf sy fnnar, aackar pa hoppen.
XfT sttayekist ofoE olsn ii Is sqrentsar att oa sde5 u@n 81 bsaspa
Sand for mini fra box "The Poison King.
ounnor, som Ida az de sjukdO%ar: hvilka endat angipa dems k0n. bOtas gsnom
sa sknf till mig derom. Jag hm atewtaIt tusentals Idande qdnnors helsa. Sand
iefyerns och njurrnass iukdomar, Hamorrhoder, Fiel Brack, Lauhet, Loco
ALA. som 6nka skickig och kunnig tehanding, bora skufya till rig dgom. OMht
Jag .rbjuder hur och en- att radfaga mig fta och bet1ar iernyagsr@sn Huba-
plan FOR behauding ihammet genOm hvlken jag bOatp aienter iunonens ALA slater
hemnghales. Z.
TON HATHAWAY, NJ: >.
& Nebraska Streets, SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02

Mar nj har hosta, sa kop en-
laska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-02
j.. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M: D.
mk b0rse+t "a Nebaska Stfs SIOUX CITY IOWA

Oh Commercial Block, horEet d
Bostontidnings uppgift, samman-
slutit sig till EFT forbund pa fol-
jande grundval:
"Eftersom icke gittermal eller
trolofning forekommer i himme-
len, och
eftersom vi undertecknade i
kraft af vara himlasanda sSnggaf-
vor arc bestdmda ssatt genom var
kyrkotjenst fora anden till him
melen, och
eftersom Diet visat sig att de at
qvinnokoren som fallit j karlekeus
f~restelse och gift sig dragit ned
till kyrkbankarne och berofvat
sanglaktaren sina roster, sd ha vi
samtliga
beslutat atr icke gifta oss inom
EFT ar fran innevarande dag rak-
nadt utan obrottsligt tillhora
koren, hvarjemte vi
beslutit att hvar och en- af oss,
som glitter sig under denna It'd
skall erlagga 500 pligt till de
ofriga ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
En- "check" pa 4 millioner dol
lars har af National City Bank
i New York afsandts till John d.
Rockefeller, utgorande hans and el
aft Standard Oil Cos dividend for
arets sista qvartal. Banken har
till aktieegarne utsandt males
10 millioner dollars dividender.
Utdelningen af Standard Oil Co.,
i ar ar IS procent, 8 procent min
DIRE an ar 1901. Def ar mojligt,
att denna nedgang i inkomsterna
ar orsaken till att oljepriset okats
med en- cent per gallon. On Diet
upphojda priset uPpratthalles
skall Standard Oil Co. ar 1905
fortjena SO millioner dollars och
derofver.
Nyligen val Diet Ell tidning,
som pastod att n0dtillstandet
Norrland berodde pa att hufvud,
stadens invanare roade sig for
tappert. Foreningen Bort med
tobaken' har tagit fasta pa upp-
slapet och pastar att nodtillstan-
Diet ar en- straffdom for, svenska
folketS missbruk at tobak, En-
talare bifogade den onskan att
modem matte bli annu Store for
att svenska folket riktigt matte
inse sin vilIfarelse betraffande to,
baken SAINT meddelade desslikes
att efter OGDEN fanns icke nagot
hopp for tobaksforbrukare. Och
samtidigt later en- tidning sin
brefskritvare fran iestligheterna
vid Riksgransens station telegra'
fera den riksvigtiga handelsen att
generaldirektor Nordstrom blef
biuden pa snu ur arbetarnes do
sor och vann hastigt deras odelade
valvilja,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-20
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETS.

Interesting Relics and Books Donated
 Sketches os Famous New Haveners.
 Read.
 Biographical sketches were heard at the monthly meeting of the New Haven Colony Historical society last night and the report of Ldbrafl sii and Curator R. 0. Williams was read and accepted. In this. the receipt of valuable volumes and relics as gifts during the past six months was acknowledged. The sketches treated of thelives of Samuel Bishop, Abraham Bishop and Horace, Day. The speakers were Howard c. Vib-i bert, Professor Franklin 5. Dexter and Dr. Edwin s. Lines, president of the so- ciety and chairman Of the meeting.
 The curator's report for the past six months stated that fifty-three volumes have been donated to the library of the society and among these are some rare and almost unioue editions. Of the relics probably the most notable was given by Edward c. Beecher. It is a framed photograph of the memorial pre- sented to the general assembly in March. 1775 This is a petition for. permission to form separate military company to be called the Governors s Second Company of Life Guards This afterwards became the Governors Foot Guard, Among the signatures of the memorialists appears that of Benedict Arnold. which Is plainly visible in the photograph. Another gift of MT. Beech CT is a framed engraving of New Ha-. ven as 1t appeared in 1879.
 The biographical sketch of Samuel Bishop was prepared and read by How ard c. Vibbert Samuel Bishop was town clerk Of New Haven from 1747 to 1901. He was also during that time dep- uty to the General Assembly and mayor Fof New Haven He was one of the fam #ous Bishop family, whose members held the office of town clerk for 116 years.
 The appreciation of Abraham Bishop was written and delivered by Professor Franklin B. Dexter. Abraham Bishop was collector of the port of New Haven from 1903 to 1929. He was the son of Samuel Bishop and a famous New Ha- vener of his time.
 The biography of Horace Day was written anonymously and read by pr. Lines. The subject was a man known personally to every one present and his service to the city as secretary of the board of education for forty years up to the time of his death a year ago was clearly pointed out in the sketch; also his wide range of knowledge on local historical matters and in many other fields of information. l..
 After the meeting a social gathering was held and the members assembled. in the lower rooms of the society build ing. where refreshments were served.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-20
coNGREGATIoNAL CLUB.
Held Monthly Meeting Last Night It
 Pilgrim Church.

Held Monthly Meeting Last Night at
 Pilgrim Church.
 The monthly meeting of the New Ha. ven County Congregational club was held last night at Pilgrim church, Fair Haven. At 5:So an organ recital was given by James J. McGowan, of Meri- den. and this was followed by supper served by the ladies of the church.
 At 7:so paper, Going Round About Zion" was read by Rev. William w. Leete, D. D.. pastor of Dwight Place church. This paper dwelt on the com ing of Dowie to New York and contain .ed much that was of interest.
 Miss Mary Haley, soprano at the church gave several solos, after which Rev. Frank Crane. D. D., pastor of the Union church, Worcester, spoke on Democracy of Wealth"
 The place of the next meeting was not decided, but will be announced at a later date.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-20
VALL1NGFORD.

James Donohue was before Judge Phelps yesterday morning and pleaded guilty to burglary committed two years ago at E. c. Gardner's saloon on Center street. He was bound over under $500 bonds. The prisoner is still In custody.
 The two New Haven sports who were arrested by Constables w. A. Booth and Carrigan for fast driving and abuse of horse settled by the payment of $50 for costs and care Of horse, etc. The team belonged to Liveryman Dunn of New Haven.
 The macadam work on North Main street between Christian and High streets is now completed.
 The concrete on the front of the rail- road station is being repaired and put in first class order again. .5s
 A contribution from the employees at R. Wallace & Sons amounting to $154 has been raised for Mrs. E. J. Kantack and family. MT. Kantack has been missing for over a week. i Rev, F. H. l.. Hammond is attending the mid-year assembly of the New York Eastern conference in. New Rochelle, N. Y.
 Dr., J. Penney Barker leaves this af- ternoon for Boston to attend the three days session of the Northeastern Den- tai association. N
 There was quite sharp frost yester- day morning at s o'clock. The mer- cury was at 32 degrees.
 E. c. Valentine will move his house. hold goods to Brooklyn, November 1, where he is employed at the Adelphi Silver company. .s
 The Methodist rummage sale in Judd's block will open this morning and continue all week. .-
 Thomas Martin, who has been visit ing friends here. left yesterday for the soldiers home in Togus, Me. MT. and Mrs. John J.. Clark of South Colony street have seven-pound boy baby who arrived yesterday.
 Unclaimed letters in the postoffice yesterday morning were Mrs. J. G. Jen- nings, Miss Ella M. White, M. Baldwin, Herbert Morse.
 The body of Mrs. Maria Dickinson was brought here yesterday from Ply mouth, Mass, for burial in the Center street cemetery. Rev. J. A. Clarke of- ficiated., She was the mother of George H. and William H. Dickinson of this town.
 It is probable that no more systematic search will be made for E. J. Kantack, who disappeared week ago Sunday and 1t is believed that if he is dead he is in some place in river swamp or Quinnipiac river where he cannot be found by any kind of a search or else he has left town for some other cline and will not show up again, for soma time at least
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-20
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PROF ToTTEN ON KEEPING OUT
 0PTHE POOR HOUSE.

Banquet Committee Announeed-Dats of Annual Banq1et-Recomms msnda-
 tion for Dredging Rivers Made by Committee on Harbor.
 How to Keep Out of the Poorhouse'
 was the timely topic of Professor c. A.
 L. Totten's address at the meeting of
 the Chamber of Commerce last night.
 The speech was light in vein and witty
 in its treatment of the subject. The
 remainder of the meeting was occupied
 with the report of the ilarbor commit
 tee relative to the dredging being car
 ried on at present. The banquet com
 mittee also reported that, although de-
 tails had not yet been perfected, the
 annual banquet of the Chamber of
 Commerce will be held at Harmonic
 hall November Il. D. The harbor committees report was to
 the effect that the work of dredging
 Mill river below the bridge was nearly
 finished and the dredging above the
 bridge was well under way, rapidly
 nearing completion. The sQuinnipiac dredging was progressing more slowly, owing to the hard substance composing
 the bottom. The committee stated that the channel should be dredged to a depth of twenty feet below the Ferry street bridge Above Ferry street
 bridge the plans of Major Leets, who
 in his report to congress in 1897 secured the appropriation under which the pres ent dredging is being done, are not be- ing followed. The original plan was for a channel twelve feet deep and 200 feet wide. Owing to the dwindling of the appropriation the channel above the bridge is now seventy-five feet wide, and is widened further only at docks. The committee reported that Mill river should be widened in the channel to 125 or 150 feet, if a new appropriation can be secured. They cited the difficulty in barges passing each other as one of the inconveniences of the present channel.
 Professor Totten before commencing his speech said that the course of the Chamber of. Commerce was much like that of a planet, since both moved in cycles. He said that now and then the Chamber of Commerce, while serenely whirling about its cycle. may run into a cycle or orbit of trouble. He said that he might mention labor unions in this connection, but, looking over the noted newspaper man and said: T guess I'll leave the compari- son, for see a reporter in the hall.
 The professor then launched into 2 humorous discussion of how to keep out of the poorhouse. He named the many callings represented by those of whom he asked the question. Towards the close, after much joking, he dropped into serious vein, saying:
 ''The American people waste far more than er ugh to help many other na- tions into better house then they now possess. We eat more than we require, and we are too prone to satisfy habit rather than hunger; so, after all, we continue to inhabit the poorhouse, rel- atively speaking, or are going there
 "I am satisfied that all of us could live with benefit on one meal a day, as I have averaged for years"
 The meeting was attended by about | one hundred of the members, and al-8 though it was over at an early hour, it | furnished much information and l amusement to those present, @
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-20
Two candidates were initiated in-

; Two candidates were initiated in- to the first degree and two proposi- tions were received. All the castles are. making arrangements for the class ini- tiation, which will be held December l.. Ladies night will be held by Winthrop castle next Monday night, at'its hall in the Courier building, at which refresh ments will be served, and a musical en- tertainment rendered, while all the
 grand officers will be present and a del-
 egation from New Britain. This castle won the prize offered by the supreme chief for the largest increase of mem
 bership of any lodge of the order in the United States. One hundred and eigh- teen members were added. The prize is
 silver testimonial worth s15O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-20

And Other People Known in This City .Interesting social Events Here and Ecr.rxvhere
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-20
GRAND LODGE, K. OF P.
In New Britain o-Day--About Fort,

In New Britain To-Day-About Forty from New Haven Will Attend.
 The grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, meets to-day in New Britain, for it's thirty-sixth annual convention. About eighteen delegates will attend and about twenty more from this city will attend to take the grand lodge rank. W. J. Fuller of New Haven, the present grand vice chancellor, will no doubt be ad- vaneed to the grand cTancellorship. Mir. Fuller is a member of America lodge.
 America lodge, K. of F., will meet next Thursday night, when the third rank will be conferred upon two candf- dates and at the meeting of the week following six more will be started in the first pages rank.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-20
CHAIRMAN AND SECRETARY
# the Yale Dining Hall Committee ADJ

Of the Vale Dining Hall Committee Ap-
 pointed
 At meeting of the dining hall com- mittee last night J. c. Tilson, P. C., was elected chairman and A. H. Olm- 3sted secretary. The committee will now receive all complaints by the college men, and will require them to be in writing.