Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 29B, Ligonier, Noble County, 14 September 1922 — Page 2

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Standard Players as low as . $365.00 First Class Uprights at . $265.00 - All goods guaranteed to be firstclass. We have too much stock ~ and must reduce. | L ‘We have several good second hand rebuilt ~ panosaslowas . $85.00 THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY - Our Victrola and Records stock is complete. Come in and hear the new Console Electric Victrola, itis a wonder. Lo Yk Crédit is good. ROGERS & WILSON Bouth Main St. .Eéta_bli,shedj 1871 Goshen, Jlndiana.

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i DEMOCRATIC TICKET Following is the democratic ticket to be voted on at the November election in Noble county: o ' United State Senator—Samuel M. Ralston .. - i Representative in Congress— Charles W. Branstrator. . : Prosecuting Attorney—R. A. Strong - ‘State Representative—Dr. J. E. Luckey . » County Auditor—E .C. Hemney County Treasurer—Glenn -Rimmell ‘©ounty Sheriff—William Hoffman Coroner—Dr C. D. Lane S County Assessor—JacOb Lindsey County Surveyor—C. A. Davis County Commissioners—Second - district—W. A. Barhan—Third district Jacob Brumbaugh i County Councilman at Large—M 'W. Young s - County Councilmen—First District M. W. Swager—Second district—John E. Pancake—Third district— W. F. Moree—Fourth district—G. W. Shaffer. ) ‘

Geod Seed Wheat Pays. - Many tests have been run by the Farm Bureau during the past four years on seed wheat. : . One of the most promising varieties now grown in this county is a smooth wheat called Michikoff. This, the second years experience proves it a-leader. It is the best milling wheat ‘W€ grow. . ]

- When -the . Purdue plant breeders bred this variety they sought a vigorous wheat that would stand . the winters, a hard wheat of outstanding milling qualities and a smooth wheat. The Michigan Amber was taken for one parent because of its smooth heads, its good average yielding ability an dits milling qualities.® A bearded Russian wheat caleld Malakoff was was selected as the other parent because of its ability to stand cold weather, The resulting off spring has been named Michikoff after its parents, and fulfills the dream of its founders. ‘ Lo ; '

Only a comparatively small quantity of seed is available in the- state A. E. Lemmon & Sons mnear ‘Albion have made special efforts to produce pure seed of this variey. The seed will be certified unless a slight trace of cockle prevents. = -

' Michigan Amber is one of the old stand bys that has stood the test of time. This is an excellent. smooth wheat and some of the best seed in the state was produced in Noble county the past season by S. 8. Steell, T. J.—Mawhorter and Guy Favinger. Each of these growers improved their strains by special work this year. Trumbull an Ohio variety is being grown with success By Schermerhorn Bro’s in Organge township. It is a smooth wheat and a great improvement over the mixtures commonly sown. Schermerhorns had one field pass “the certification requirements.

Says Taxes Make the Issue.

Stanley Nelson of Auburn, chairman of the Twelfth district democratic committee declares the question of taxes is the paramount campaign issue in Indiana this year. He says: - “I have been in every county in the district, and the Democrats never had a better organization than they have this year. There is - a strong —and growing opposition among the voters ' 0 fthe district irrespective of party, to the excessive taxes being paid under ‘the Goodrich-McCray tax law. : “The voters especially the farmers, are coming to the Democratic party on account of the plank in the Democratic state platform with .reference to-the change in the state auto license law. The Democrats have promised to alter the law so that the automobile- license tax remains in the county where it is paid in. The plank pledging the repeal of the Goodrich-Mc-Cray tax law and the restoration of the law in operation before that law" was enacted has attracted hundreds of voters to the Democratic standard.”’

Whitley County Has Road Mudadle. When specification were drawn. for the improvement of two highways in Whitley county it is claimed competition in material was shut out con-~ trary to law an dthat only Kentucky asphalt could be used. ' The auditor has been instructed by the state board of accounts to not draw warrants in favor of North Manchester contractors who did the work and are demanding their pay, about $5,600. The contractors have brought suit in circuit court to collect the amount of their claim. e

4 Three Children Hurt, Lora Belle Dunfee seven year old daughter of Dr. Clyde Dunfee of Etna Green who was injured when run down by an automobile Saturday evening remains in a serious condition in the McDonald hospital at Warsaw. Physicians say she has a chance for recovery. /Her skull was fractured and she was otherwise injured. Two companions of the little girl, Barbara Dunfee a sister and Garnet Denton also were injured but not seriously. : 3 J

To Locate in Florida.

T. C. Kensler who recently sold to Tom Cass-his auto truck line between Goshen and Fort Wayne with his headquarters ‘in Ligonier will soon leave for Haines City, Florida, where he will operate a garage. The Kensler family will leave many Bood friends in this community, o

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o Confesses His Guilk - Moses Strickland, 35 of Indianapolis who erushed the skulls with a club of Mr. and Mrs. James W, Dawkins and ‘daughter Tillie after they had fed him at their home near New Haven, was captired after being wounded by a member of the posse in search of him and is now in the Allen county jail to answer for his fieudish dérime in court. The punishment of the colored man will depend largely upon the result o fthe injjuries of his victims who are in a Fort Wayne hospital. Strickland can give no reason for his brutal act except temporary insanity. : ; : y

The third quarterly installment of income tax is due on or before midnight Friday, September 15. = . The tax may be paid at the office of the collector Indianapolis Indiana or the following branch offices: Terre Haute, Evansville, New Albany, Muncie, LaFayette, Logansport, Fort Wayne South Bend and Gary. Payment should be by check or money order to avoid danger of loss in tranmission to the office of thercollecggr Checks or money orders should be made out to order of ‘“Collector, of Internal Revenue, Indianapolis, Indiana. e

A resident of Rochester,/N. Y., accompanied by his wife xﬁéa a briet stop in the ctiy yesterday on their way home from Davenport , lowa. On the western trip the tourists camped at Freed park and they were so favorably impressed that they stopped over night on their way home. “It is the finest free camping ground we found on the entire trip,” declared the visitors. This is the verdict of the hundreds who have eamped at the park this season. '

An x-ray examination showed a bhad injury to the knee of little Edgar Robinson aged three and a half years son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson. The child was struck by a passing automobile some time ago and suffered serious injuries to his head and leg. It is probable that an operation may be necessary. Dr. Hostettler, an uncle of the boy of LaGrange made the examination Monday evening. :

The George W. Guyer farm of 348 acres one of the choice places in Benton township is to be sold by the Salem Bank trustee in Goshen tomorrow. Mr. Guyer for a number of years a 'resident of South Bend, became involved in'litigation and matrimonial ventures and his children appealed to the court to prevent dissipation of his property. :

Woman Killed, Others Hurt,

- Mrs. Alice Forsyth of South Bend was instantly killed and her husband, Jonas F. Forsyth and daughter Ethel lie severely injured are in. Yipslanti, Mich., hospital as the result af an automobile accident near that place. The accident was caused by a heavy truck striking the Forsyth machine hurling it in front of an interurban car. : s

" A big barn and adjoining buildings on the Martin Wood farm near Avilla were destroyed by.fire of unknown origin Monday evening entailing a loss of about $3,000. Two horses, a cow and a calf perished aside from the destruction of grain and farm implements, " :

“Harold Farrow of oFrt Wayne was killed and his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Minchen also of Fort Wayne were badly injured when a car driven by Minchen skidded on the the wet pavement and crashed into a street car in that city Sunday, .

Must Get Busy Next Month.

Indiana voters - must register in large numbers October 9th or the ballots cast at the November election will show a big reduction under two years ago. Only about 30 per cent of thev oters registered in the state last Saturday.: : i

Sometime ago the Banner inyited suggestions for a name to take the Place of The Goldsmith hotel. Miss Hazel McDowell suggests: * < “The Ligonier Commerce Hotel” ‘Who will be next? :

- Bad For Democrats. ; Vern L. Pancake the weM known farmer was in the city Tuesday circulating among his friends.. He says the low price of wheat is hard on the democrats who will admit it while most republicans remain silent on the subject. : o

; " Mrs. Henoeh Improves. ~ Former Mayor Henoch is home from from Chicago where he placed Mrs, Henoch under the care of a specialist on stomach diseases. While the lady shows improvement her condition is not satisfactory and the Specialist has been employed to give her treatment,

Boy Kicked by Horse. : . Leon Drummongd Goshen was geriously injured when he was kicked in the face by a horse. His nose was broken and a deep gash cut below the eyes, i

. Tonsil Patients, ey ‘Dr. Black relieved the following young people of diseased tonsils this week: Annabelle Noe, Kimmell; Don3}& Sullivan, Detroit, Mich., and osephine Baker, Ligonjer,

} . Loses Ten Cows. ; “Henry Pletcher a farmer near Wakarusa lost ten cows by a bholt of lightning early Sunday mb‘r‘nfni: Three of the herd escaped. The aﬂiﬁei mals were insured at $562.60 per heag,'

Pay Income Tax

Gives High Prdise.

May Have Operation.

Guyer Farm to be Sold.

Another Barn Barns.

Killed By Street Car.

Suggestion No. 1.

Hieber Studio Open. : 18bts For Sale—Registered Beagle Hound pups. Barl Kneep. 26att For Sale baled straw at the John L. Cavin farm. gt 26bt2 Wanted—Stenographer and bookkeeper. © Address 17 care Banner office. : : & el ' Wanted, several bright. yojmj men to learn the cutter trade at the Kahn Shirt Factory. ~ 26btt

For sale two moline mowers cheap’ inquire of Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Co. -16 a tt For rent, five room hous® on the river road 2% miles north-west of Ligonier. James Crockett. 26btt For sale, iron flues 7 ft. 7 inches by 3 inches, great for fence posts. Inquire of Joe Miller. ~ 26btt Pure Milk and Maple Row cream delivered to all parts of the city. Earl James. Fhone 831 : sbtt For Sale—Christian churchi parsonage. - Apply to Rev. Thomipson or George 'W. Brown at the Brown & Son furniture store. e bt

Christian: Soience services are held évery Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley, Welcome. | ; ot Why would you buy a battery guaranteed one year when you Ccan buy .a Ceoper gunaranteed two years for the same money. See me before buying. ; R ' 4ptt = - Klester Battery Service. Wanted, Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2on 433 Ligonier, 12atf

Take notice that Fire Policies Nos, 1872, 1873, 1874 and 1875 of the Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company have been lost and destroyed, Not having been excuted they are void. Anyor all persons into whkose hand they mng' come are requested to immediately mail or deliver them to STRAUS BROS. & co., Agent. at LIGONIER IND,, or the Fid-elity-Phenix Rire Insurance Co. Chicago, 111.

Killed On Way to. Church. Mrs. Ellen Bishop 67 ot Fort Wayne died of a fractured skull which she received when she was struck by a street car at Fort Wayne Sunday while on her way'to church. Blinded by the rainstorm and ecarrying her umbrella in ‘such a way that it shut off. her view she stepped directly in the path o fthe approaching car. Her body was shipped to Goshen for burial. : . ; : :

The Shells Entertain.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shell entertained for Mrs, Adrian Adair and daughter Coral of Topeka, Mrs: Mary Harper and son Donovan of Kimmell, Mrs. Mark Kinnison "and children, Wawaka, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swickard of Diamond lake. e

Young Peoples’ Conference.

Thursday evening September 14, there will be a Young People’s conference composed of Elkhart and York townships which will meet at the Wawaka high school. There will be mu-' sic, games, refreshments and a young woman' worker from Kendallville to deliver an address. ¥

Ford Car Stripped.

When he experienced engine trouble James Francisco of Kendallville left his Ford car standing in front of a farm residence near the city over night. In the morning he discovered the machine had been stripped ot tires and accessories valued at $65. No clue. b

Col. :Conn Remarries.

~ Following a divorce recently secured by his wife, Col. C. G. Conn former famous band instrument manufacturer of Elkhart has married his housekeeper at Los. Angeles, California. The colonel is approaching 80 ye"ars of age. ‘ | :

Beecher is Basy.

- 'Beecher M. Parks highway speed officer of Fort Wayne is trying to cover his district which includes Noble county. The other day he arrested four persons at Kendallville for speeding. They were fined in the mayor’s court there. .

Takes Coal Ageney,

I have taken the agency for the Washington Coal company of Chicago for the sale of coal in Ligoniier. Soft coal at the lilinois, Ind~ iana, West Virginia and Kentucky mines. at from $6.50 to $6 a ton. The freight charges are ten per cent less than last year. The freight per ton from Indiana'mines is $2.31. From West Virginia and ‘Kentucky is $3.36 ‘The price of a ton laid down in Ligonier from West Virginia or Kentucky would be from $9 to $9.60 and from Indiana mines about $1.25 a ton less. I desire your orders, John W. .Himbqt: : i sl o BBBLEE

For Sale—Cut flowers, bulbs, plants and celery in season. ‘Also beets, radishes turnips- and- other - garden truck. 8. C. Wilhelm 24btf Glen 8. Rimunell’democratic candidate for: treasurer of Noble county to LTS i eense of the people and it elected p: 8 Sl the pecple,

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.~ We are now making ‘l'oims'secured‘by first farm ‘mortgages, which do not exceed 40% of the land value, excluding improvements at 5!2%. Larger amounts.‘loaned_at highgr' rates. 5y : ~ Attractive 20-year loans made at 6% without any commission charges. ik o ~ Call at our Ligonier office or write to our Chi--cago office for information on attractive terms ' . and conditions. - ‘ THE STRAUS BROTHERS CO. e ';} b o Chicaw “ e sat