Ligonier Banner., Volume 41, Number 2, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 April 1914 — Page 8

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A< we are going out of busiﬁeés, we the I,undersigned:. will ‘sell at publie sale on the Joseph Selig farn, one-half mile south ‘of Ligonier, at 1 o’clock, . - - SATURDAY, -+ ' ONE HORSE, CATTLE, HOGS, - - "~ 1 black gelding, 6 years old, family broke. - . - 10 fine large Durham cows; 3 with calf by side ; others will be fresh soon. . . . 3 2-year-old Holstein heifers, will be fresh soon. Some young cattle. 1 2-year-old Durham bull. - . 6 full blooded, mule footed sows. 10 shoats, weighing from 100 to 125 pounds each. . 5 : . - FARM MACHINERY, HARNESS AND BUGGIES. Farm wagons, spring wagon, mower, hay rake, corn plow, -2 breaking plows, double shovel plow, spring harrow, bob sleds, Portland sleigh, hog rack, storm buggy, 3 single buggies, breaking cart good as new, 2 set good work harness, set good double driving harness, 3 sets single harness, one “geod saddle, blankets and robes, and other articles not mentioned. - - . i ' TERMS GIVEN ON DAY OF SALE. . J. W. CALBECK and JOSEPH SELIG.

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ONBASEBALLMAP? H Anxious ‘‘Fans' l"ﬂ'c,‘:;::im'ﬁhg' tf) Feel. Anxiety, bßut A Biggs Says He Will : Not Be Magnate.

There is considerable doubt whether Ligonier will have a professional baseball ‘team: this summer or not. .

. The doubt is injected into the matter by Art Biggs, who, not having had a chance to train down South this spring and not‘being in the proper baseball atmosphere, feels pessimistic -about the whole thing. That isn’t saying that Art is not a real, thirty-second degree “‘Fan’ because, as a matter of fact, he has an ability already for the fellow who insinuates that he has lost his interest in the'game, =~ . The whole troub® is that Art- nas tost all desire to be a baseball magnate and carry .the honors and the payroll of the team on has own shoulders. He Mo

The result is that Ligonier seems likely to go without a teain this summer because ‘‘the man behind the gun’’ pines to sit in the, grandstand and be just a plain ‘fan’’ and “bawl out' the ball players for bad plays just as any good “fan’’ has a right to do, rather than worry over the ghte receipts and explain to other disgruntled “fans’’ why-he team don't do any better work. . 5 Mr. Biggs thinks somebody else ought to share the Jjoysof managership with him and in order to create general interest in the game, he will cheerfully subscribe $25 to' back the team, but manage it? Not any. thank o Slieg Who will be the patriots: wno will give Ligonier a baseball team? - Cop‘gh Medicine For. Children, "Too much care cannot be used in selecting a cougl} medicine : for children.* It should be pleasant to take, contain no harmfal substance and be most effectual. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy meets these requirements and is a favorite with the mothers of voung children everywhere, For sale by all dealers. o L - Read Guy Hieber's advertisement in another column of the BANNER.

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. Dr. Nye will build a bungalow this spring on tlie lot now occupied by J. C. Wyland. Y o 8 Ford DeVault. of Chicago, is here. F. Mayer. of « Laporte. was here Friday. a e _ - Miss Odeyne Warner, music feacher in the schools here, finished her term and returned to her home at Laotto. . Geraldine Hussey s/ visiting at Avilla. The common schools closed here Fridayf High school will continue one month longer. e Fifteen scholars of Sam Galloway’s school room tried the common school examination. They received their grades from county superintendent Kilgore Friday and those that passed are as follows: Misses Freeda Whitehead, Corrone Pollock, Velma Papenfoose, Hazel Galloway. Messrs. Dewey Brown, Russel Sloan, Peck. Jones. ‘Ben Freese, of Nappanee. was’ }iere Phursday. = Wm. Ruby was at Nappenee Thuirs-

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agan. e F. Stewart, of Ligonier, was iere Friday. o i ~ R. East was at Albion Friday. | - The Gleaners held a surprisé for Miss Blanche Burwell Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Rodgers. Miss Burwell ﬁvill move to Chiurubusco in a few d’z’xy‘s.f , | i F. Zanders, jof Michigan, was here Friday. . 1 . : Pl G. Petitt. of Klkhart, was here Satjirday. . | Lo - Oka Galloway was at Wappanee Friday. 7 i 5 Ralph Gerard, of Wilmot, was here Saturday. L Himes, the Dakota wrestler :arid Buttermore, of Churubusco, : will wrestle here- Friday.night, April 10, at Smith’s opera house. This will be the first match ever given here and no.c[oubt will draw a good attendance. - The Co"l.lege‘_ Boy ella‘y » given ,fhere Friday drew. a good" attendance. - 1t ‘was some ' show an ’enjo_yed by -all present. - . b e T |

- Harley Moore has been one of the sick a few days. . i ' Will Crow was in Syracuse interviewing Dr. George, the promoter of the hew and widely: discussed Fort Wayne South Bend electric line. Saturday both meh went to Fort Wayne on business connected with the enterprise. t S - Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Craig have- arrived from Fort Wayne for a stay of several days at their country home on [Cedar'l’oin't». L ] -, Mrs. John ]]{obinson' is entertaining ‘her mother Mrs. Rodibaugh. * Elder Bell narrowly escaped serious injury wher he was dragged several rods by a horse with his féet tangled in the harness, and by merical escaped with only several bruises. A - The little son of Mr. ane M’r,s. Warner was quite ill last week. = ; Byran Doll has returned from a business trip to Warsaw. o Mrs. Wm. Wooks has been one of the sick for a few days: ; Milo Klingerman who has been in Fort Wayne for a week returned to his home at Buttermilk Point, Saturday. . e The Wawasee scliools, namely. the Moore Africa and Vauter Park both closed Friday. e : l . Mrs. Edith Rarick spent Thursday at Crows’s Nest. -, | i .

o WAWAKA Mr. and Mrs. Marian Glant of Kendallville spent a few days bhere last week. the guests of the former's brother, David Glant and family. j Gordon Nathan and James Graham, of Ligonier, were business callers here Jast week. ; . . . Nellie Piggott iy visiting friends at Allegan, Mich. ; .. Fred Peters visited relatives in Kendallville. . - Basil Needham; of Wolcottyille, was here on business last week. - ' Will Pollack wasat Ligonier during last week. P ‘ - Miss Carrie Sehiwab has returned from a visit with her sister; Mrs. Fred Lormanof Elkhart. ' = : John Pickett, of DeKalb county, Ill.called here for a few minutes visit with his cousin, L. J. Piggott. - Beecher Phillips moved his family and household goods to Goshen Thursday. : i . ‘ Henry Monk was in Kendallville assisting P. H. Burgart in moving to Allen county. ‘ L M G B ﬁall";and daughter Helen

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f returned Thursday from a vigit with { her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. John?son atLynn. . ‘ - Mrs. W. D. Schwab and Mrs.W. E. -i‘Lm'e]ess.went to~Mishawaka Friday | to attend the M. E. conference. | Ed Ball, of Kimmel. was here Fri;day.“ . . . rßurrell Cox, of Toledo. is visiting ftiends here while enroute to Florida. | Exnest and Ruth McFarland are here from Kendallville for a visit with relatives. - A ' Leonard Heffner, &f Topeka, was here on business Saturday. g Bert Haid. of Toledo, was here Saturday.. ' - i 1 \"irgil Tod, of Topeka, . was here "Saturday evening. o Frank Drake, of Albion, is visiting 11118 brother, Abe Drake.

. 5 2 E - For week Aending March 28, 1914. By the Noble. County Abstract office. Mogre & Thomas. v Charles Shannon to Rollo ‘Weaver and wifellot. 1S Isaac Tibbits add. Wawaka; : - ~Marion Eley and wife to Winefred Randall and husbond lot 89 Avilla, Spalden McMann to John Green et al SE frl § and SW frl } NE frl i see: 8, Sparta T. : .Abraham B. Mier et dl to Cyrus R. 'Whiteman_ E} NW{ sec. 8, Perry T. Wm. B. Hall and wife to Katherine T. Hartle lot 21 Barber Woods, sec. 18 Orange T. e o Delilah Kime to Gottlieb Bersch Pt lot 18‘Mitchells add. Kendallville. Alford Moore and wife to George W. Qninn Wi Wi SE! sec. 29. Noble T. Rebecca A. Clark and husband to Frank B. Knachet al Pt Wi NW! and Bt Wi NW! and Pt Wi SW! ses. 8. Swan T. : o : Adam Pressler and wife to Charles W. Caskey Pt NWI SW! and Pt SWi NWisec6 York T. - Benjamin-J. Workingto H. B. Burk and wife 5A NE Cor Wi SWI see. 17 Perry T. s Clara M. Gerard et al to Pauline O. Gerard Pt S} sec 18 Washington T. .JohnT. Koon and wife to Ciarence A. Holsinger lot 1, 2 and 3 Lovett's 2nd adt{t;‘l. Wolcottsville. . James K. Luncey and wife to Omer J. Stangland Pt N} SWi sec 14 Noble Lewis Goering and wife to Wm. H. Heign lot 14 Gauthrope add. Kend. Christian Lash to John K. Adams and wife lot 30 Avilla. =

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o The Only Time. [ o Wife—“Do you Jove me still, dear?” Hub— “Why, yes; but you're never ggi : - ; ! Straight At It. . ‘ There is no use in our ‘“beating .around the bush”. We might as well out with it first as last, We ‘want yon to try Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy the next time you have a cough or cold. There is no reason so far as we can see why you should not do so. This preparation by its remarkable cures has gained a world wide reputation, and the people everywhere speak of it in tlie highiest terms of praise. It is for sale by all dealers. e L ' To Remove ink Blots. . Ink blots can be easily removed from books by:covering them with salt and rubbing gently with t’he fingers. Notice To Taxpayers. : I will be in Ligonier for the purpose of collecting taxes for Ligonier city and Perry tdwnship on the following dates:- - : ‘ April 13th and 14th. at Farmers & Merchants Trust Co. e April 15th and 16th at Citizens Bank. April 17th and 18th at Mier State Bank. : W. T. Hixgs, County Treasurer.

° Man's Best Education. - The best and .most important part ~of every man’s education is that which he gives himsélf.—Gibbons. % . L : Found a Cure For Rheumatism. ~ “T suffered rheumatism for two ‘years and couid not get my right hand to my mouth for that length of time,”’ writes Lee L. Chapman, Mapleton, Towa. ‘I suffered terrible pain-so I could not sleep or lie still at night. Five years ago I began -using Chamberlain’s Liniment and in two months I was well and have not suffered with rheumatism since”. Sold by all dealers. -

- Notice of Insolvency, State of Indiana, Noble County, 8S: In the Mavter of ) In the Noble Circutit the Estate of ! Ct., March Term, 1914. James E. MeDon- { Estate N 0.1729 ald, Dedeased. ) . . Noticeis hereby given that upon petition filed in said Court by the Administrator of sald estate, setting up the insufficiency of the estate of said decedent to pay the debts and liabilities thereof, said conrt did, on the 28rd day of March, 1914, find sald estate to be probably insolyent, and order the same to be settled &ccordlngll. - The creditors of said estate are therefofe hereby notified of such insolvency and required to file their claims against said estate for allowance. 3 witness, the Clerk and Seal of said Court at Albion, Indiana, this 23rd day of March, 1914, wm, H, Favméer. : i Clerk of the Noble Circuit’ Court, - Frank P. Bothwell, ~_Attorney for Estate 1-8 t

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Politicians Look On Visit of President and Vice -Presi~dent to Hoosierdom As Indicating Unusual In- ~ . ferest in . the local - Situation. - Chairman Korbly of the Demoecratic| state committee- expects to inviter President Wilson and Vice President: Marshall to take partin the campaign in Indiana.- He Wwill extend an invitation to them as soon as .congress ad-+ journs.’/ Recently, there has been a repart from "\Vushing.ton that the president will make a number of campaign speeches this year. If he goes on.the stump, Chairman Korbly and other feaders will urge him. strongly to come to Indiana. This state will ‘again be a big poitical battie ground, as Beveridge is determined to make a hard fight against the president and his policies. Probably there will be no state in the-country in which there will be a harder tight made on the democratic national administration than in Indiana as the republicans as well as the bull moosers intend to go after the new Wilson tariff and currency bills. -Beveridge also is at variance with the president on the free tolls bill. He is against the repeal of the law exempting American vessels engaged in coastwide trade from paying tolls. - :

~ Therefore it wiil be apparant that ‘there will be good reason why the president should come to Indiana to deliver addresses, * Of course it is not likely that he .will make many speechies, but Chairmad Korbly hopes to land him for at least two or three speeches for this state. It is recalled ‘that at the close of the 1912 campaign president Wilson speke to one of the largest audiences he ever addressed when he arrived here, The crowd was one of the greatest in the history of the state.’ The vice president has proved a popular campaigner in Indiana and it is expecteé} that he will make a numbar of speéches in this state. All of the members of congress would like to have Lim for at least one speech in Indiana. : ~ Senator Shively. as a matter of course will be -the principal speaker. in Indiana and as soon as congress adjourns he will come here to confer with Chairman Korbly regarding his itinerary. By that time the republicans and bull moosers will have adopted their platforms and it will be apparant how the issuesare to be drawn. ~ Chairman Korbly is getting some very satisfactory reports fron’ every district, showing that the democrats are in very good shape. One of the striking featuresof the situation is that whenever the democrats hold a convention this year thé attendance is the largest in the history of the party.

FOLLOW GERBER'S FIGURES The RANNER desiresto call attention to 4 mistake in {igures in the report make by Manager Day of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. ' Insomuchi that the figures were in the billions of dollars, the -editor may be pardoned for not knowing much about them. The fact is that while the editor of this gleam of sunshine ‘is perfectly composed in the present of a mere, million, he js totally unfamiliar with such stupendous figures as those furnished by KFrank Gerber. He has seen an array of tigures that were said to represeht a billion and he never expected’ to see anything bigger, so when Gerber casuelly dumped the Mutual's figures on the editorial desk, every body in the Banner oftice began to grope and wonder what they meant. s Anyhow, Gerber says the report read ‘‘Billions of dollars” instead of mere millions, but. either wowd be satisfactory for our purposes.

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