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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27
Legion Posts Urged
to Sponsor Junior
Ball Aggregati0ns

Fargo, N. D., April 27.--(P)-Co-
operation Of every American Legion
post in the state is necessary if
junior baseball champions of North
Dakota, selected in competitions to
be sponsored by the American
Legion. are to have an opportunity
to participate in the national tourn-
ament, according to Bert Weston,
athletic officer for the North Da-
kota department.
Unless 81 teams take part in the
contests which determine the North
Dakota champion, Weston explained
this states entry will not be
eligible to attend the national tour
ament and contest with other state
winners for the championship. Wes-
ton has issued an appeal to the
Legion posts Of the state which
have not already done SO, TO organ
ize one or more teams at once 80
as to increase the number partic-
ipating. In some cities, he said,
plans have been formed 20 organ
ize junior leagues with several
teams competing for the local cham.
pionship.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27

meeting, at which more than 100
persons are expected to Be present,
is to consider all factors entering
into the retirement annuities for
ministers, teachers and other church
servants. Church leaders hope to
expand the annuity plan and put it
on . sound financial basis.
North DSkotans who expect to at
tend the conference are: 0. B. Ben
son, Bottineau; G.. N. sBrunsdalc,
Mayville; TIE. Charlson, Ray; Lars
Christianson and ]. H. Dahl, Far
90; L. B. Barnaas, Sheyenne; O. l..
Hjelmstad. Ryder; George p.
Homnes, Crosby; John HUSKY, Bis
marck; Albert NJ. johnson, Michi-
gan; A. T. Kraabel, Clifford; w. E.
Lilo, Larimore; r. A. Nestos and
E. A. Shirley, Minot; p. H. Onstad,
Grand Forks and ]. o. Wigen, Het-
finger.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27
Beulah ROde0 Will
Be Held July 3-4-5

Beulah, N. D., April 27.--(Special
to the Tribune )-Beulah's big rodeo
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27
Otter Tail Company
to Give Service at
Douglas and Calvin

Permission to furnish electric
service at Douglas and Calvin has
been granted to the Otter Tail
Power company by the state rail-
road board. The service in eafh
town will be changed from direct to
alternating current.
NJ. A. Erickson has been author
lied to change the service at West
hope from direct to alternating
current.
}. E. Culp, Dickinson, has been
authorized to operate q motor
freight service in the vicinity of
that city,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27
Wilkins Is Awarded
Patrons Royal Medal

London. April 27.-(AP)-King
George has approved award of the
Patrons Royal Medal of the Royal
Geographical Society for this year
to Captain George H. Wilkins, Aus
tralian flyer. for his many years Of
systematic work in the polar regions,
eliminating in his recent brilliant
flight from Point Barrow, Alaska,
to Spitzber0cn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27
First news pictures of Brem.
ems daring fight at the Capt.
tol Theatre tonight.
nRESnEN RANK CInsrs

DRESDEN BANK CLOSES
Closing Of the State Bank of ORES.
den, Cavalier county, was announced
today by the state banking depart
ment. Frozen assets and depleted
reserve was given as the cause. The
institution was capitalized at $751;
600; had $1,000 surplus and deposits
of 100000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27
Ignite Shipments
Increase in 1927

Cold weather coupled with in
creased knowledge Of the proper
method of burning Ignite coal and
high prices for coal other than lig-
mite, resulted in increased shipments
of Ignite in 1927 rs compared with
previous years, according tc infor-
nation compiled at the state rail-
road board offices here.
Figures taken from reports by
the railroads to the interstate COM
merce commission and the state rail-
road board cover only those ship
ments made for commercial pur-
poses and do not include Ignite
shipped for use by railroads or. lig-
mite consumed near the mines.
In 1927, the record shows, 35,732
carloads containing 1927, 745 tons
were shipped.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27
10 INSURGENTS KILLED

Mexico City, April 27.-tR-Dis-
patches from Irapuato today said
10 insurgents, including their Com
mander Felipe Suarez, were slain in
battle with federal troops at Las
Guajolotas. The insurgents divid-
ed into two groups after their de-
feat to escape pursuit. The federal
soldiers under General Louis Alcala
overlook them but whether any
more insurgents were slain was not
learned.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27
Norwegian Lutheran
Church Members Will
Meet in MINNEAPOLIS

Fifteen leading North Dakota
business and professional men will
take part in conference of mem.
Ders OF the Norwegian Lutheran
church to be held May 81 at Mime.
apolis, according to information re-.
ceived here. The purpose Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27

will be held on July 3, I and s, this
year, according to Ed. Bolsnd, nan.
ager Of the Beulah Rodeo associa-
ton.
Some Of the best riders IN the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27

United States have already In
dicised their intention TO take part
IN the eventgn at Beulah, Manager
Boland states.
4 large grandstand viii be built
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27

the ground that the indebtedness al
ready had been paid and won its
case in the district court. Verret
appealed to the supreme court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27

First news pictures of Brem-
ems daring fight at the Capt..
tol Theatre tonight.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
COOLIDGE, HARDING DUO STATESMEN
 STATES ROBINSON
COOLIDGE AND HARDING FAILED SHOW DECISIVE CHARACTER
 SAYS ROBINSON

NASHVILLE, Sept, ', (P-Cool idge and Harding were accused by Senator Robinson of having failed to display decision of character nec- essary to eliminate crooks and in- competents from their advisers and prefaced the statement with the de- claration that he was making no per sonal attack on either.
 The point he sought to drive home
 was their leadership had not been notable to any degree or that the memory of Harding could be glorified or that Coolidge could be credited with great political triumps.
 The Democratic Vice President nominee said that if Harding had half the knowledge of men that Smith has he would never have picked Daugherty Denby or Forbes, and that Coolidge showed a lack of responsi- bility when he retained them.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
HERRING STAMPEDE STILL CONTINUES
 AT DUTCH HARB0R
OCEAN CHURNED FOR MILES WITH BILLIONS OF FINNY
 DENIZENS OF THE DEEP

They are herring crazy at Unalas- ka and Dutch Harbor," said U. s. Dep uty Marshal Al Bowling of Valdez ward. For myself I can say who has just come in from the Vest dreamed there could be so many her ftag in the world. The whole face of the sea rippled with them just as though a net were being hauled to the diamonds Men at Bristol Bay heard surface with untold millions in it.
 Tt was like stampede for gold or of the extraordinary run and the big wages that were being paid and every available boat was communicated, leaving the camps around Nushagak practilly desserted. The Victoria took 1000 barrels and there were 1000 bar retS there as l came through and it is said that they had 15,000 barrels i'm .poended but every body was talking in so many thousands of barrels, and as l didn't count them I can easily be mistaken"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
Democratic Nominee
 PQuses In Seuard

Bound on his way to the Interior to look up his Democratic friends and lay the foundations of his campaign for Delegate to Congress from Alas ka, on the Democratic ticket, George B Grigsby, accompanied by Ms. Grigsby arrived In Seward on the Aleutian today from Ketchikan. They leave in the morning for Anchorage and Fairbanks, and if possible VIII make the trip to Nome before return- ing here about the first of October. At that time MT. Grigsby will hold mass meeting here.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
(HICACO GANG
 RE:TAL.IATE:c IN
 D0MB OUTRAGE
HOME POLICE CAPTAIN BOMBED FOLLOWING RAID: FAMILY
 BURIED DEBRIS

CHICAGO, Sept, 7, (P)-The home Of Police Captain Luke Garrick was bombed this morning and his sick wife in bed for several days, and seven month old grand daughter, were buried under eight inches of plaster.
 The damage is approximated at $10OO0. The bomb was exploded in the vestibule of their flat building Neither Mrs. Garrick nor the child were seriously injured but they were sent to the hospital for rest.
 Captain Garrick had, a few hours earlier, led a raid on the Minerva Athletic Club where GA men were ar rested and charged with gambling. He said he believed the bombing was in retaliation for this raid
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
OF KODIAK FREEZING
 PLANT HUNDRED
LONG EXPECTED DEAL NOW SAID TO BE COMPLETED IN CALI.
 FoRNIA FOR $eoo,ooo

Incorporation papers for a $500 900 corporation to build a public cold sto- rage plant at Kodiak are now being prepared in California, according to a definate rumor from that town which has long been waiting the completion of the plans of w. J. Erskine. leading merchant of the Westward who has been in the States for the past two years working on the promotion of the new industry.
 It is stated on good authority that Erskine has just sent in word that the money has been raised and all that now awaits is the completing of the formal incorporation through the corp oration commission of California. It is further announced that work on the new plant can be expected to begin at an early date. The plant, it is said is designed primarily for the freezing of halibut.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
Demos Neuer I.ai,I'it;;,,- IEhIa
 ss Fix State Control Says Nominee Curtis

SALEM, Sept, 7, (R-senator Curtis told the Republican rally that the Democrats would never be able to go through with State control of liquor. according to the program of Governor Al Smith, because of the impossibility of amending the Con- stitution of the United States. He reiterated that the Democrats were trying to fool you.'
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
SMITH BELIEVES
 9TR0NG CAMPAIGN
 FINISH E TIE BEST
DEMO NOMINEE WILL BE ON THE JUMP CONSTANTLY DURING
 CLOSING WEEKS

NEW YORK, Sept, ', (P)-A firm believer in a strong finish Governor Smith will devote the seven weeks proceeding the Presidntial election to an extensive campaign. Although he will not leave Albany until a week from Sunday when he opens his drive in the center of the corn belt, at Omaha, September IS.
 Smith expected to make up for the relatively late start by a series of speeches that will keep him on the jump right up to that of last week be- fore the election.
 Twenty or possibly 30 or more is estimated as the number of address es he will make before November $.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
This Young Prodigy
 knows His Hauanas

WASHINGTON, Sept 7, (P-Bob- by Quig1ey, three-year-old, smokes fat black cigars The youngster was given his first one by his father, who believed it would make him sick and stop his deaseless opportunities to be allowed to smoke. Instead re took readily to the weed and becomes extremely i'll if allowed too long without one.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
Might Be Beautiful
 But Dumb, Anyway
 New Orleans Regrets

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ', (P- Miss Spain" has been deported from the United States The IS year old Spanish beauty, Senorita Aguedo Adorna, who represented her country in the recent pageant of pulchritude at Galveston, was placed aboard the French steamer Niagara which will take her back to Spain. Immigration officers said that she had overstayed her time permitted by her passport.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
Wants To Strike
 A Happy Medium

ALBANY, Sep. 7, (P)-Alfpad E. Smith, Democratic Presidential candl- strenuous day at the Syracuse State fair where he had delivered another very foroeful and spectacular speech ol the sensibleness of modification. His main theme throughout his talk emphasized the striking of happy medium"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
Earl Rowland Still
 Has Leading Place
 Ouer Nation Flight

KANSAS CITY, sept17 R-Fly- ing under ideal weather conditions, Earl Rowland of Omaha led into Kan sas City in the Class A in the trans continental air derby again.
 Four planes arrived in the same or der as yesterday. Cloudy weather last night caused a postponement of the start at 8 o'clock to o'clock.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
Politics Can Get
 Real Warm Down
 In Dear Old Dixie

COLUMBIA, s. C., Sept. z. jP- Advocates and supporters of Cover nor Alfred E. Smith, inva.le! a meet ing of the Hoover Democratic Club of Richland County and after some eggs had been thrown and some free for all fighting engaged in, attempted to New York Governor.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
HOOVER WILL DISCUSS DRY
 ISSUE AFTER ALL
FINALLY CONCEDES TT IS ONE OF OUTSTANDING THINGS
 AND MAY TALK ABOUT TT

WASHINGTON, Sept, 2, (P)-Bus- mess economic conditions, the tariff, power and industrial problems and labor, will be the central themes of the four speeches Hoover plans to deliver in campaigning the East and the South.
 Prohibition is generally regarded as the outstanding issue in the con- test and may be treated in one of the addresses.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07

meeting here.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
JNO. COOLIDGE, RAILROADER

CHICAGO, Sept, 7, (P)-John Cool idge eXepcts to go into the railroad business making his start in the freight department of the New York New Haven Hartford Railraod of Al bany
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
SOUTHERN DRYS FIGHT

NASHVILLE, Sept. 6, (P-The Dry Tennessee Democratic officials have appointed a committee of 15. who are to conduct Statewide anti Smith campaign program.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
DA(3E:DAI.I GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago, 2; Cleveland, 1. Philadelphia, Boston, Washingto! New York, rain.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh, 3; St. Louis, I. Boston-Philadelph rain,
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Hollywood, [; San Francisco, ?. Missions, 10; Los Angeles, 9. Portland, 10; Seattle, 5. Sacramento, 9; Oakland, 5.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-07
Champ or Heauies
 Chins With Prince

LONDON, Sept. 7, (P-Gene Ttn- ney, late of the heavyweight fighters, has been mingling with real royalty He was received by he Prince of Wales, who exhibited thorou5 5h knowledge of the former champions achievements.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
4 EJECUC|ONES'
EN- UN SOLO Ola
PENITENCIARIA DE San OUIN

PENlTENCIARIA DE SAN QUIN-
TIN, California, 28 de septiembre. -
Cuatro hombres seran ajusticiados
en- la horca de esta penitenciarfa ell
dfa de noviembre pr6ximo, a menos
que Sc den paso legales para evitarlo.
George Costello, Louis Lazarus '
Joseph Murray, estan sentenciados
la pena ultima por Ell delito de ase-
sinato durante un asalto que efectua-
ron un banco de Oakland. Leon
Ylng, a quien Sc le encontr0 respon-
sable de asesinato en- ell Condado de
Solano. Estos cuatro individuos
subiran los trece escalones de la
horca ell dfa indicado
Leo P. Kelly, ell "hermoso carnice-
ro' de Los Angeles. recientemente
sentenciado por ell asesinats de su
amante la seiiora Myrtle Mellus,
sobira al cadalso el df9i % de no
viembre
ST la orden referente al cuarteto
que debe morir ell dfa de noviembre
Sc mantiene en- pie, los sentenciados
subirdn Ell pares.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
LesiOnadOS En- El
Canine a NOgales

Antes de anoche Sc recibi6 aviso
en- has Oficinas. Policiacas de que.
como treinta cinco millas de esta
ciudad, por ell camino que conduce
a Nogales. habia ocurrido un acci-
dente automovilfstico. encontrandose
dos hombres heridos
Los policfas Munguia Arnold
fueron al lugar del suceso, encontran-
do, efectivamente, w. H. Straight
y F. E. Blacklidge, del camino, pero
sin haberse volcado.
Fueron conducidos a sus respect
vos hogares.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
CON CULPA Sc
HAN DECLARADO
Y Ell Juez Respective Les Ha va
FijadO La Sentencia
A Cada UnO

Despues de que Ell Gran Jurado
FedeNl ha devuelto algunas causas
que lA fueron turnadas, muchos de
los acusedos Sc han declarado culpa-
bles, seNtenciandoseles por sus
Joseph Sturgeon Halvin Downs,
acusados de haber penetrado al
Hospital Military haber extraido
alguna cantidad de narcotico, mega
ron toda responsahilidad, quedandose
su causa pendiente para ell dfa ocho
de Octubre
Jesus Camareno Sc declare culpa-
BILE de introducir licor. procedente
de Mexico fue sentenciados ados
amos seis meses de prision, an la
Isla Mcneil
Antonio Domingo fue sentenciado
a un a1o un mes EN- la misma pri-
sion, por haberse declarado culpable
de estar operando un alambique.
Julia Sanchez, que ha sido deporta-
da varias veces de los Estados Unidos,
nuevamente fue aprehendida por
haher= penettrado sin llenaF- los re-
quisitos. Su case Sc ha puesto con
sideracion, para deciddr a donde
enviarla, 81 la prisi6n de la fsla
Mcneil a la prision Federal de
Kansas
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
Los EmpleadOs No
Deben Percibir
CiertOs CAFES

MEXICO, septiembre %. II La a
samblea de comerciantes acordo 1lti-
ma hora, pedir al Gobierno cese la
immoral participation ell las multas
los empleados federales, iniciando el
establecimien to de un tribunal especi-
al que califique todo los casos
falle ST es tan no justificadas
aquellas.
Concept1an perjudicial para el
comercio. el sistema actual. toda
vez que muchos servidores inventan
en- algunas ocasiones faltas para
aplicar tales sanciones disponer
luego 10 que les corresponds, por ell
concepto a que sc hace antes aIusi6n.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
CUATRO. BOMBAS
EN- DOCE HORAS
Han HechO Explosion Ultima
mente En- La Ciudad De
Chicago

CHICAGO, H., Septiembre 28.-
Durante el presente afo, en- esta
ciudad, han hecho explosion sesenta
cinco bombas, ocasionando dafios
y Peyuicios considerables.
Aver, hizo explosion la cuarta,
durante el termino de doce horas.
Esta fue arrojada por la ventana
de una tienda, destruyendo parte
del edificio. Dos muchachos, que en-
un Departamento del piso alto,
estakan dormidos, fueron lanzados
fuera de la CANA.
Las otras bombas anteriores AFRO
jadas en- otros lugares, tambien
ocasionaron serios desperfectos.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
Ligeras HeridaS
Solo Recibi0

Mientras cruzaba la calle Speed
way, entire las Avenidas Euclid
Tyndall, Jack Herman, un muchacho
de escuela, de siete amos de edad, fne
atropellado por ell automovil tripula-
do por Isidore Salem
FL pequeio fue conducido inme-
diatamente al Hospital Metodists,
pero en- vista de que sc rehuso
entrar allf, fue llevado a su casa en-
donde sc lie examine, vi6ndosele que
solo muy ligeras lesiones habfa
recibido
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
Aplicarase Ell 33
AChinOs ViciOsOs

MEXICO, septiembre 2S.-La poll
cfa de esta Metropoli ha pedido la
aplicaci6n del artfculo 33 por los
conductos debidos, para un numeroso
grupo de chinos viciosos Y criminales,
que pululan por las Gales capitalinas,
dedicandose al juego entretener
sus largos ratios de ocio fumando el
producto de la adormidera
Previo acuerdo presidential, Sc au-
torizo al General Rios Zertuche para
apIicar la sanction constitutional de
que Sc trata, dichos extranjeros
perniciOsos
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
MEXICO HACE UNA
PROTESTAAE:. u.

MEXICO, septiembre 28-"El Uni
versaI dice hoy que tiene conoci-
miento de que la Secretarfa de Re-
laciones EXteriores ha dado instruc-
clones al senior don Manuel c. Teller,
Embaiador Mexicano en- Washington,
para que haga algunas representa-
COMES ante ell Gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos por ell ''rigOr" con que
estan tratando los empleados nortea-
mericanos de immigration los
ciudadanos mexicanos especialmen-
te a los trabajadores, en- la Inca
fronteriza.
FL mismo peri6dico indica que los
Tratados sObre Immigration firmadOs
pOr el gobierno de Mexico ell de
Norteamerica han llegado a ser prac-
ticamente letra muerta, debido al
trataminto "arbitrario' que reciben
los mexicanos en- la Inca divisora.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
Caducidad De Los
Billetes De BancO

MEXICO, septiembre %. va
lenecieron los numerosos plazos para
la caducidad de los billetes de banco
de las antiguas emisiones, en- vista
de que ell Gobierno cubri6 va las
deudas que tenfa contrafdas con
aquellas instituciones de credito.
Con tai motivo reina gran alarma
entire los tenedores de tales billetes.
pues no Sc prorrogaran mas los
plazos concedidos.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
Dos DivOrciOS Sc
ConcedierOn Aver

En- la Corte Superior, fueron conce-
didos antes de aver dos divorcios
Uno Royella Durazo, de Pedro
Durago, asi como la custodia de tres
nifos, en- vista de que ell esposo
habfa dejado de cumplir con sus
obligaciones Y. el otro, Mary Eli
zamenth White, de Albert Clyde
White A esta ultima Sc concedi6
permiso para que usara su antique
nombre.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
2 NegrOs FuerOn
ElectrOcutadOs

HUNTSVILLE, Tex.-O. T. Alex
ander. de Houston Tom Ross,
negros. fueron electrocutados aver
por la malana. pena a la que fueron
sentenciados por asesinos.
Alexander Sc encontraba convicto
de haber asesinado a sus esposa
Ross convicto de la muerte de Dave
Peterson.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
Mayor del EjercitO
Sc Suicide En- Sonora

LA PITAHAYA, R. Y, Sonora,
septiembre 19-Entre 10 y II horas
de antier por causas que Sc ignoran,
sc suicide Ell mayor de caballeria
Prisciliano Garcia Romano
FL cadaver fue recogido, previas
las investigaciones judiciales de ri
gor, sepultado con los honores de-
bidos de ordenanza
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
NnevO AereOplanO
En- Esta POblaci6n

I'm nuevo A6roplano, ell primero de
Nuevo Aereorlano en-. j. ....
SUI clase en- esta ciudad fue trafdo
eyer por express, para ser usado por
la Compafifa Southwest Air Ser
vice"
La nueva nave aerea, sera usada en-
conexi6n con la Escuela de Aviacioh
que la citada Compafiia piensa esta-
blecer en- esta ciudad, asf como
tambien para otros diferentes usos.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
Participaran En- Tn
ConcursO en- Calf.

Aver abandonaron esta ciudad Jaye
Marney v Miss Betty Ruthrauff, de
la High School, acompa1ados del
Instructor de Mecanograffa quienes
van con destino a Sacramento Cali
fornia, con Ell objeto de entrar en- ell
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29

Concurso de Principiantes, de esa
clase, que Sc efectuara en- aQuella
ciudad.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-11-02

Chinese Pirates Not Like Old Buccaneers

Although pirates are hardly less
common than fishermen on some Chi.
nese rivers, they differ from the
pirates of popular juvenile fiction In
that they are not particularly blood
thirsty. In fact some of China's best
known government officials began life
as bandits or pirates, and found 1t no
detriment socially in after years. An
incident illustrating something of the
sort was told IN the Dearborn indie
pendent by William e. Barton, who
has Travelled extensively in the Orient
as follows:
"Only few months ago steam
launch belonging to u Canton Chris
tian college, loaded with students, was
captured and held for ransom. The
ransom was not paid. The governor
of the island of Henan. on which the
college is located, assured the college
people that 1t was not wise to pay