Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 33, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 November 1909 — Page 4

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CThe Ligonier Dannrr, - ] £ McDONALD: Lditor Viauullshed nv‘a?! T’_b‘f\;’&dny and entersd in ﬁﬁb postafee. Ligonlér, i-ﬁlf} LR BECHEE N . mnalier ‘ ' - ‘ . : Frose No s ‘ i 42?%%&;;;{&40! 'ézema«v:»-ze-mh Wy the Chuvéanne atd Bißnding ek reservations in South Dakots hisve besn completed and the oaines of the &5 (X Wilners éi.nﬁthélﬁi‘;i‘w'd. Thore were thtee lote of the innd, aod any person -v had the :a?;i*zlﬁ;‘:{w Glrecinteriny fir enct of thae lox. The total registration Was U SiR v i each prrsul .as is probabie, registared for all three there Wore ‘.i’»,‘féi{? Who touk the chauce of paying ratlrond (are with the possiliiity s oofsecuring s hadiestend In thiat ¢ase alniost four out of five jost—but the prize was worth the risk. ‘ ' . ' . . a 8 sen ’ : ' © A Uernian pliveician reccoummends auspannen’ fur lils pearesthenie patients, The word refors to the act of unharnessing s borse and taking Biurout of the shalls IThat ix what the nervously averstrained need. So Conec inosiE a 0 wight ‘Weoks thia ;»%;ygwim;i;kﬁ Lis patictts "unharness’ thitnsclves feots the raitine of their lives and take two or thres days rest - going, i possible, e W seanes, hut naet 1o tastiiousble botels -the eountry bettg preferred for ity pativata. Thus the suspaonen Bgure is earricd out thiv horse i tarnead Lito the pastare [ot. This “übhattessing oceasionally s well for all imk:“‘ii(wﬁfkmi I*«*o{ﬁﬂ,_l§ !i_v“-iu; doing they get back Lo nature, : , : , *® 0 ¥%W : i r»i;;s;;t#i;znmé«m ol b ;{muwsi in the jife there will be no corrnpt cuunoiis ur rut Hyu it districis, oy lawbreaking saloons or veusl judges. says the Ladianapolis Star. Aud i every man keejps bis own water. suppls clean b will not have tvphiaid fever. 11 Lo lots sotne fndividusl or corpor ation bigher up poliute that water soppiy & tiile away he can't preveot Lis ehildren, howeset from catching the typhold fever by mersiy attending lectures un ndieal suledes or singing swonl Bymas in A sanciuary, of BGuirtiug rose water in his own weil. It is all very trite and protiy, this Lipors thng it is chiristianilike 1o sit with folded bands and use only meas - ures of cure instesd ol aking luteiligent steps wward the prevention of vanditions z}ui;; :‘«.s‘w}r_v chorely mast fight, bat at s daapboolisb iess just thie saine, o Mation Chrondele, ; e . - ;o B eat e v ‘ . The Indinunpolis political preactiers who “resoluted Rgainst Governor Marshali bocause of sote very sensible things said by him it an address before the state conference of cLRTINE ATe Lhe 83106 PETsORS Whose LRIIE were attnehsd o mueh parn#mi Hinlter sent cul doriog the Inst eampaids by the republieali state committes and the anti-satoon league fu thé interest of the republicai candidates for gevernor atd presidenit. The Rev. Adbert Hurlstone preachied a Ysermon’ which was circulated by the republicat Biale cotliiittee specially io the intercat of Mr. Taft, and the unites of tath Hurlstone and Stanstield were attached to the last appenal issaed h;& tie Caunti-saloon leagie 1 bhehall of the republican state ticket and distributed at'the expense of the republican state coutmittes, Ag_tm—nv en are both _ imported preachers (Eoglishiien) perhaps they Are not famtiiar with Aumer . dean pulpit requiretients. o . - . e E mE X - - - The Tudianapolis News has again coufirmed the prevalent belief that it has no honest political optnions which 1 will maiotain with consistency. ~ For many years it has advoeated tarit! reform and Fet it han supported at every election m_’puhfimx_x candidates for congress that it knew would vote against tarith reforin. 1t has likewise favored the election of republican United States seuators: from ludiaiia that it knew would vote agatnst its taritl reform views. It bay worked hand (o hand with the organized iiquor . interests of the state when those interests favored candidsates of the repub lican party that it wanted elected. It has attempted to discredit promi ~ ment Democrats by charging them with having “brewery ailiances’ when they had no sueh allisnces. And now, 1 trying to restore its standing as a * republican paper. the News is working the “brewery' game for allitis worth, and more. It is not likely, however, that many persons will be decelved. ‘ : - - s

*®*o ga» ' A business man in a community like Cromwsll takes & long chance, 1t 18 almost impossible to get the people to tax themselves for the establishment and maintenange of adequate fire protection and in consequencs insurance rates’are generally so high as to be almost probibitive. The fire last Sunday night visited a great loss to the men directly concerved but a greater one to the town. Eoough good money wentup in smoke last Sanday night to have provided a complete system of waterworks and fire fight ing equipment but the same excuses will be offered.the same protest witl be made and the same course will be pursued whenever the progressive citizens of the town propose to provide the necessary protection, : *E R R - Fort Wayne Democrats got an awful drubbing last Tuesday. The result wasno surprise to any one who has given any heed to recent political events in Fort Wayne and Allen county. When a party deserves defeat the people are generally ready to apply the remedy. The democratic administration that will end in a few weeks had been diseredited long befory the nomination of Schimidt who was forced on the ticket by the city hall gaug. The nomination was a frightful political blunder as it indorsed the Hasey administration with its municipal ownership folly and its disregard for public sentiment. The municipal ownership mill-stone around the neck of any party will wreck it sooner or later and the dissolution comes when you least expect it. The people know a thing or two. They know.that politics and business will not mix to the advantage of the taxpayer. The men who dragged the party down are the men who are responsible for not selecting & good clean business man and not a truckling time-server to head the ticket. ‘l.essouns of this kind come high. They are a trying experience but there is a moral behind them. : . | » S 8 saw : ' ~ The party label cut but little figure in the election last Tuoesday. The average voter has found that he can vote to suit his own ideas by justa little effort and it seems that he 18 ready to try his hand at fixing a ticket from that picked by the party caucus. It is safe to saythat sixty per cent of the ballots cast were scratched but the other fellows seem to have been ‘the busiest in this contest. A study of the election returns will show that Mr. Wigton, Mr. Feldhiser, Mr. Henoch, Mr. Keehn, M¢. Smith and the other democratic candidates all got a liberal support from the opposition. The election officers can tell you if they will. that had it not been for the votes of a large number of Democrats. several republican candidates would have been far short of the count that declared them elected. This is especially true in the case of R. E. Jeauneret, who was marked for defeat by several of his party ieadm. His election was only made possible by the democratic support. - ‘

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! Were Havisg a Liliie sperr . | | A drove of wild Eiks nemberiog | wilds of Angois. scored & potnt fn | Waterloo Friday afterucon whaes they “broke loowe un the priceipal strests and eslled oo soveral parties with z whom they seenisd obe familinr. | { They wore on foute 4 soime atiract- } ive Tording grounds or “sail lsek’ st { Ligotiier; and when they lelt oo Ez;;-m'y bad four of thelr sumber jchained together. Gnlookefs beHieved they were ctiminals snrouts I#e Mickigan Chiy and the crowd with [ them represatted & posse of deputy i’ sheriffe, but when they discovered § the intelligent taces and good jookthng, well dressed young meg, gpon farther considerstion they realised i itwasall & joke - Waterloo Press. ; o mughiiy in Brrer - Jasob Kiltie. wha makes his home with his dauphbier. Mre Julin Forker Hio Giraut stieet haw the distinotion of Being the ouly MeXiohn War ¥oleran I'io Nobis ohunty. He is sighty qwo {venrs old, but is able to be sbout and Laften tolie of Wie minn Lardabipe of [the war. Capt. G. T, ;ﬁmw; of EikThary whe atteraded the teunion of {ehe One Hundredth Indisss regl | oent claimed that e is the only sur%y ivor of this war north of lodisuapojfie. but had be koown ihat Mr. Biine resided ters wonld probably g_h&v:ﬁ paid - Bio s vimt - Kendallvilie ] Newsn . = ‘ , ' i The News is slightly in error in §;,*m Muregoing {tetn of news ss 5 P Kutins, of this sity is s vetleran of li?w Mexican WAT. ne i nlso ﬁmaﬁw! i Miller of Walf Lake T hiete may he Lathers in Notle chuaty for all we z‘k:sx;m Mr Kubns was born Noven;ber & 183, sod s #till bale and hearty - Albion Demosrat. . Semie Fablic Land Sl Lett Lligoms, Tudiaia and lown Linve no national public inods. Missouri has fess than [HOOO seres, Kansas, 810, o mcres: Nebraska 8548 181 asres; Minnesota, 210405 Acres Routh Dakots bas the enormous quantity of TR 00 wores. . How best 1o ex plott these torritories I 8 one of the fmportant guestions congress will {have (o sottin . 11 was interesting to flud that people living in Illinois, Indiava. and lows shewed intelligent understanding of {he necessity of the government dealing wisely fwitn the public lande of the other parts of the eonntry. 0 Laughlinin Chicagn Tribune. -

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The town of Cromwell was the: scen of A bad fire lakt Tuesday-even- ’ ing that will leave its effect on that! community for vears., The fire W&ﬁ% discovered at five o'elock in the | gtocery departinent of U, L. Bebin- ; baugh's store and it was but & few | minutes until the whole interior nf! the building was aflame. The alarm | brought the citizens to the spot bat | they were almost helpless, not hav-g ing apy method of fighting fire. They ; gave atténtion as quickly as possible | to saving the contents of adﬁﬁ:vmg buildings and much vnlunb!a,pmp-i erty was saved. - i The flames quickly spread to hard- i ware store of Milton Moore and then { on south to the postoffice which wm* saved by the cement block building | recently put up by Perry Windsor. | Two framebuildings across the streat had caught, in the meantime and were burning flercely. By hard work | several small buildings in the re-tr'i

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%«, . Aottt @OO | Joseph B Heeker.a well knows §Wt§ son of the late Poter HeekCer of Jeflerson township, commitied % suicide last Sanday night by jump. fog o the Eikbart river st Duke’s bridge vear Gosperville. | | Besker bad been in bad health for iseversl years having submitted o 80 operation two years ago for gall lstonss. Desiog thé sesimec bis | bealth worried bim greatiy and be ‘%ﬁm& treets toid thiat bis trouble mighy freturn. This seeins to have disémamﬁmm aud he several tes (apeke of Rilling himsell rather thas isufler again the torments of zali %“&s&& trotible He was abost thirty(five years of age and joaves s wife (and twa sons. ons tweive years old i?;m} the other fourieen. ' 1 In company with bis brotherin. Liaw, Jaoies Hofl and Charles Brady lof this city, Mr. Beeker left home [ Sanday after. dinuer ostensibiy o - bring the two gentlemen to Ligonier i He went sutof His way however and ldrove to Dake's bridge® where he Cssemed anxious o stop but Georgs i D Gabty and sotie men wers on the [ bridge and Hesker evidently was (Mrald to try Lis plan for suoicide. Turping back be drove sauth and é%hmw to this ity where he lefi My, i Brady, persoading. Hafl o returs % Lome with him. He started bome i about a 0 , | Reachiog the bridge at 11 o'clock, A Heeker told Bis brother-in inw . that %‘t%m Bitehung strap had fastencd over { the thill sud got out with the alleged | intention of loosening it. He passed Lo the back of the 'buggy. puiled off © his overcost and threw it antd the | back of the vebicle saying: “‘Therse gié a iftier tn the poeket of My coat Jwhich I waut you o give o my wite Hl'm going.” and sprang into the {water. The splash as his bady hit {the river frightened the horse which siarted to ran, Hufl stopped the ani- " 3 mal iu s short distanes and rao back ‘ ita the bridge, but Becker hiad disapi peafed . ' e ; Toe body was not recoversd unti (three o'elock Monday niorning when | Coroner Black heid an inquest, Beek‘ger owned two good farins St_‘i' Elkhart township and was eounted one of the | substantial farmers of the connty, {but he was “tired of Hying.” - tf “Tag Day’ November®, =

were demolished, counfiming the! flames to the tmmmf: htli;di%ﬁl;{!‘ aml% saving that part of the business sec- | tion. The fire burned for several! hours but did no further damage, i The buildings destroyed were in | ’}the new business section of the town, 3 The Cromwell State bank builddong | bad been built but & few yea ‘and% Ewns owned by the bapk. The mnnué butlding and tixtares is put sy #4OOO with an insurance of 2050 /- § E The building oceupied by Moore's ihig- hardware was owned by 8, B Tucker, whose loss s $3.00 wm;{ #l5OO insurance. The stock in the| store was A large one, and the Moore Joss is put at #5OOO with an insurance of #4OOO, ' _ ‘ . . Chas. L. Schlabach is the heavisst loser, his building was worth at least | $3.000 and be had a stoek of §9.000 u;:ng on which he had about $7.000 insur-| ance, : % The room occupied by MeMeans |

In many cases, in 8 city fike Hont. | ington the hoties hnve ailched to them gandens and flower beds. There are & fow exception nearer the busiseas section but in masy residences thess gardens and Bower beds are conspreucus. Heton this essay on buriing leaves. 1f there is yard rootn don't bars them. 1o the fret pince it is not the proper capet W burs them ou the paved sirests and in the seoond placs the stiffiog suioke And strong ador are unplessant. o say the least. The thing todo s CAITY these inaves ooto the gardens sid Hower beds and there aliow them o rest duribiy the winler. No betier som et is koows sud ther afe in deed natute s own biankets for Ihe protedtion of growing things through the cold winter wontbs. - Huotington Herald, . Bask ot Cramwell Open The directors of the Utomwell Siate Bank held m msating Tuesday Fovermtwr & 195 and wiil etar: at ation to efect & pew hailding and expret to be able to get inte it within sixty days. They have npened » tsniporary office ‘Across tha sireel fromom their fotier h«ﬁm}n&ﬂﬁﬂ s wiil be abie to resnme business in twi of thres days. : . The fealing st Cromwall is that all the borned district will be rebuily aud when flnisbied 1t will be one of the best towns of its sige in the siate. There in a lot. of sutetpries and push in the town snid belote the fire tmd buroed itsell ot srratge ments wore being minde for the aree tion of pew buildings This is the spirit that all towns that mset disaster should manifest. | F"muum‘villl;g‘q fo::ﬂ Mvﬁritﬁuﬁ»q . ~ J. Kirby Risk. who, i the campaign of 138, furicusly opposed the candidaey of our fellow towpsman, Samuel M. Ralston. for goveruor, joloing the bowling pack of curs that misrepresedted him. {8 now lined up with the Republicans over st Lafay - ette, trying to defeat the re-sisetion of Mayor George R Durgan. 1o politton J. Kirby has shown s disposition to oo frequently exhibit » sore toe. - Lebanon Plonser, o : . Shorthorn Bull Calf for Sale A fine young Shorthora bull ealf, fine tudividaa!l, eligable to register fur sale at reasonable price. Call and ook at him. - e Citas. BENDER, 314 t o Alblon, Ind.

' was owned by J.D. Kreager of this Leity. who estimiates his loss at $5OO. | McMeans had machinery and stoek | destroyed that will reach. his loas to I;‘:f_n with 3400 insurance, : | Perry Wiodsor, who had just com- | pleted o fine new cement block buildLing which he had fitted up as & res- § taurat and hotel, At & cost of $4 (0, ;imu eveasything as he did not earry ANy insurance. . g - The telephone affice belonged to (the Wilmont Telephone Co. The loss | is put at $6OO 00 fully covered by in- { surance, . - | The next frame butldingwas owned. by RD. Kerr of this city. The building was fully insured the loss being about #6lOO, _ ‘DeWitt Miller, attorney. who had ' offices above the bank Dr. Galloway Qtlm dentist,and the Knights of Pyth(ins all had total losses as they did. §nnt-gﬂ anything from their rocmas. The lodge fixtures were well insured

The lovars of the gridiron in ihis place were trealod 1o an exciting isoe Sunday aflernoos betwess & pieked team from Goshen and » ouniber of cur local exlsbrities, The | Rmine was oalled 8t L% by Ligonier Kicking off 0 Goshen and landing | the ball uear Goshen's goal. pMiera Einv‘ tinuies of conflict Ligosier Mﬁ ball and puats it over the gonl for the only touchdown. Goal kicks | failed. making seore & to 0. fn figmri of Ligouiet Apother tes minates | ;«é! hard pisy by both sides 10 ﬁi‘dﬂ%ﬁ‘:‘g ane of IWh wers put out of eom- | Jlnissiot wheo seat the Goshen's goal %m\ wame was called. : i | The second balf was called after & %r:m of ten minates when Ligonter (awsin kicked o Gusbos, but duriog | tie Dnat half seither side deored nud | ig&m& "R ealied i faver of Ligonisr. ; 2 LixE v yor Livoxren 1 L Center - Ralph Barter ; P P Guard .if fimin : . R TackisHaroas Nack 2 L R Ead-Carl Wille b Taskie--Hrent Cress § . L Ead - Ario Shearsr L ! - L Guard - Lowell Harsly i L L Half--Wayne Flowers | K Half-Rossel]l Longenecker | | Full Back -~ Everett Bail . : . The Ligonter Matiawks wiil hike | éxfmm&eivm to Liosben Sunday, Nov, 2 IT, o play & retarn game. i 2: Te Our Subiway in 17 g % The Lake N.ore company hias suth- | (otized the sxpenditure of $155 000 00 | {OO {l4 line and atthe New York ter. %mzmsi Wwithin the next few mon.bs, | In speaking of theas exponditures, | ?i’?&mid_aﬁt Brown sald: ' These ex-: [ penditures are alwolutely necessary | %m meet the demands of busitess | The tratfic records for the month of | September and October op 1o date | have sxcoeded auything i the eoni. {paoy’s bistory. The previous high L water mark was fur the first three | quarters of 107 just befors the panis, { “Every available car and sogine Lot the entite systemn is in serviee CM¥ latest report showse that ¥ por cent of our freight CATS Are iu use Theé remnining 6 per cent are in re- ; pairshops with men working as fas! as possible th get them out. Thess figures are unprecedented We i;t:‘nuid- do ten per cent gremter busi. | Dess today if we had the equipinent 1o handle it."" o

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