Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 22A, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 July 1923 — Page 2

~ Loansto farmers and stockmen are negot: ~ itatedby this institution with the i least formality and greatest =~ helpfulness. o , Applications for Farm_Loéns receive pro-' - - mpt and courteous attention- .~ our rates are moderate; . | ‘Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled. ﬁ - Conf.iqrence‘with our officers is cordially - *invited, and kept in strictest confidence. You will receive here every accomodation ; consistent with sound banking principles. o We pay 44, on »sav'ihgs . T o Beokeon the Camer” L

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The Ligonier Banner "he Banner Publishing Company W.C.B. HARRISON Editor

Published every Monday and Thursdsy | and entered in the Postofice at Ligo-| ~ Noble County B. B, History (From Goshen News Times) Base Bsgll proved a dismal failure to Noble ‘county magnates this year and as a result when Kendallville and Ligonier backers threw up the sponge last week losses amounting to in excess of $l,OOO was debited on the banks. At thes tart the Kendallville backers endeavored to install one of the highest salaried teams in this section, but instead of having a high class team in the field the jinx class appeared and only two games were ‘won. iLgonier fared somewhat better in the win, and loss percentage ‘columns than the other Noble county town, but in proportion dropped just as much money. . i ‘Pudge’ Renbarger local boy played with Kendallville as did: Herman Sack, McMurriel and ‘Rube’ Adams former Greys while Bill Pratt, Goshen veteran held forth for several games with Ligonier which was piloted by Walter Rex, who at one time wore a Goshen uniform when Gus Fogel was at the helm. Renbarger is now covering the third sack for Milford in the Tri-County league which was or .ganized about two weeks ago.

Memory is Treacherous.

When an automobile in which he was bringing twenty cases of ,beell into that city skidded in loose gravel and crashed into a fence eight miles north of Fort Wayne Thursay John Strapos: former proprietor of a lunch room there was taken to the eity lockup. | i o - Arraigned in the city court later on a charge of transporting .liquor continuancé until August 7 was granted. His bond was fixed at $5OO. When questioned Strapos said he did not know where he got the beer or where he was taking it. . Manslaughter is Charged. A warrant charging Elmer J. Culp of Goshen with manslaughter the re: sult of Jane six year old daughter of Merle -Gochenour of Warsaw an -attorney having been killed when she. was struck by an automobilé driven by Mr. Culp in Warsaw July 24 1921, was ‘sérved Thursday night by Milo Maloy sheriff of Kosciusko county. : Peter Was Swindled. - Peter Bonfield fruit dealer at Goshen lost $25 when he was swindled by a check artist.. The stranger represented himself as an agent for the Adrian Wire Fence Co., and rented an office room of Bonfield for $25 a month. He gave Bonfield a bogus check for $5O to pay for the first month’s rent and Bonfield gave him $25 in cash g %

Leave For C(alifornia.

Misses Edna and .Jennie Taggart of Kendallville left Friday for Pasadena Cal., where they expect to make their future home. Miss Edna has been a teacher in the local schools for several years for a time in Ligonier and plans to follow that vocation in the west. LS . Has Both Arms Broken. - Sanford Smith age eighteen slipp ed while sffnding on the top of a high diving pier at the municipal bathing beach in Warsaw Tuesday and suffer’ ed fractures of both arms above the wrists when he struck the float below. : : Seft Drink' Places Closed. Seventezn alleged soft drink places have beem closed in and near South Bend on a temporary injunction issued by the court. The places will remain closed until a hearing is had September 24 when the temporary injunction may be made permanent. ~ 1 . Brill Fractures Arm. i Melvin Brill suffered a fracture of both bones in his right arm between! the wrist and elbow the other day in a fall from a ladder. He was engaged in picking cherries at the Ed Crockett place when the accident occurred. S ;

Harry S. New has definitely decided a mooted question in the declaration at the Walb reception that Mr. Harding will be the republican standard bearer in the coming national campaign and will be elected. Now, run along and don’t bother. L : = Has Roasting Ears. - : Millard Dowell of Columbia City enjoyed a mess of roasting ears from his own garden Sunday. He is the tirst person to report new corn, but this weather is going to make ears come on rapidly now. . 5 . Use Fish Trap, Fined. | Possession of a monster fish trap which they admitted operating for some time on Carr lake cost Emery Bradenburg and Earl Zile both of Kosciusko county $l9 each Thursday. . Big Crowd Jolliflers, It is estimated that 500 republicans| attended the Clyde A. Walb receptdon at Indianapolis last Thursday and boosted for the LaGrange man section of the state’ was done on the ﬂmlggmmm last Thursday near Millersburg. =~ B e ee S S e e s e eR S T

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and make it look like mew. =~ 53atf| Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for | prompt delivery. ' 10btt| : - e . See Arthur Furgeson for electrej fans, . ; ~ 18au Wanted, small tent or awning to ‘oover small automobile. Call ‘at Ban ner office. ‘ 16btt " Christian Science services are held svery Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. 4 ‘Welcome. = te - I am prepared to clean chimneys furances and stoves on short notice and at reasonable prices. J. F. Sam pull, Ligonier (Call Banner office Phone 13. Sl o latt ‘ Cass Truck Line. The Cass Auto Truck Line operates in and out of Ligonier between Fort Wayne and South Bend. Local and long distance hauling done at reason able rates. 48btf Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. All kinds of nursey stock sold at thel owest prices with a guarantee for six years to grow bloom and bear. All dead stock replaced. Write to or call me at Ligonier. Chauncey Wagoner. b 50bt! Christian Church Services. Sunddy school at 10:00 { Morning worship at 11:00 | . Evening worship at 7:00 , i - The -public is cordially invited to these services ~ 46att U WSO R ST B % First Presbyterian Charch Cavin St Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastor. | - Residence the Manse 318 Third S'. | Telephone 345 oG | Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ; | Morning Service 10:45 a. m. . | Evening services 7:30 P. M. | Prayer meeting Wed. 7p. m. { “The Church With a Welcome.”

Poultry hides and all kinds of junk [ will pay the- highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier, - G 12att L Notlce. ~ Until September Ist 1923 our office bours will be from 9 to 4 each day except aSturday when they will be from § A. M. to 9 P. M. : ... - Bothwell & Vanderford , -+ W. H. Wigton : 15btt - Thousands in Seuth Bend owe their success. to a specialized training received at South Bend Business Coilege, Write for Special Fall Budge®. ol . e i 20b5¢ L Contributions Slow. - Of the $150,000 needed to enlarge the Methodist hespital at Fort Wayne only $53,815 has been raised and it is admitted the cream of the territory has been covered. v Reports from the districts are as follows: i i _ : City of Fort Wayne ........ $29,988.00 Fort Wayne district ............. 9,890.75 Goshen district .........,...... 8172.85 Wabash district ................. ..5,748.56

Take Over More Roads. A distpatch from Columbia ! City says: S ; wl, - “Eleven more miles of itley county road known as the Mishler pike extending south from the Swi-hart-Ohio street intersection of city to the Maple Grove church and on south also nine miles of the road into Huntington has been taken over as a state highway, effective as of July 17 and it is stated that soon the portion of the pike north of Columbia City, running over the Harshbarger hill past the Egolf church and_thence north to the county line and Albion will be faken over. A state garage will be established here to take care of this pike, alsoithe Yellowstone trail which was recently taken over.” ; For Sale—lrish Cobbler ‘potato_el‘ grown from certified seed. 'Market‘ price. Floyd Lemming. . 22a4

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A Battery - ‘Without Jars | ~ The new Gummite cése.' : an exclusive feature with , Exide Batteries, is | moulded all in one picce, including compartments - w‘theccll’. m“’.indi. e vidual jars are done away with, L : Gummite is practi- - - cally in@es‘tn:!ctibi(;.t wi}l ! not warp, and isnot affeckia by teihperiburey acid, or watér, Let us BLAZED TRAIL

Wanted,

~ GENERAL ORDINANCE No, 76. | In xgﬁatiqn to sanitation and health: | .Be it ordained by the Common] Council of the City of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana: ' Section 1: That it shall be unlaw-| ful and it shall be a nuisance, for any personm, persons, company or| corporation to erect, construct, cause, permit,. keep or maintain within the corporate limits of the City of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana, anything whatever which is injurious ta health, or indecent or offensive to the senses, or an obstruction to the free use of property, and any person or persons maintaining any nuisance as above set forth is declared to be} the author and maintainer of a nuisance. n

Section 2: That it shall be unlawful for any person or persons, com-" pany or corporation, to throw or deposit, or suffer to be thrown or deposited or suffer or permit any child, servant. member of family, or any other under his her or.their contrel,| to. throw or deposit any manure, rub-| bish, slops, putrid or unsound animal or vegetable matter, or any filthy, noisome or unwholesome liquid or slops or any liquid or slops or substances that are liable fo become unwholesome, in or upon any street, lane alley sidewalk, gutter, crossing, lot, cellar premises or common, or to allow any rank weeks to grow and remain uncut, on any ground ‘within the corporate limits tof said city of Ligonier. 5 ~ Section '3: That it shall be unlaw- | ful and it shall be a nuisance for any person, persons company. or corpora-| ‘tion, to permit, keep - or maintain within the corporate limits of sail city of Ligonier any noisome or overflowing wvault or privy. : Section 4: That all vaults shall be emptied, cleaned and disinfected, ‘and weeds shall be cut and haulel away at any time upon the writtea lorder of the health officer; said offieer shall fix a reasonable time limit in his order when such vaults shall be emptied, cleaned and disinfected and when weeds shall be cut and hauled away and if any owner or lessee, being duly ordered as hereini provided, shall fail or refuse to obey said order; it shall be the duty of th 2 street commissioner upon written notice from the health officer, to | cause - said vaults to be cleaned, emptied and disinfected, or ' the weeds cut and hauled away and sail street commissioner shall keep an accurate account of .the expense thereof which shall be paid from the city treasury upon the sworn youcher of the street commissioner, and said expenses shall be lien on the property of the person, persons, company or corporation on ‘which said work is done, shall be duly certified and placed upon the tax duplicate and collected by law and turned into the city treasury. ‘ ‘Section 5: The secretary of the city board of health, who is also city health officer, all deputy health officers and the city police, shall have full power and authority to enter into or upon any street, lot, alley, premises or ground, for the purpose of making. a sanitary’ survey of the same, and if a nuishnce or any un'.-k; sanitary conditions are found, it shall be the duty of the city health officer, when informed of the exist~‘ ence of the same, to immediately notify in writting the person," persons, firm or corporation so offending, to abate the nusiance and to fix a time limit for such abatement. If such person; persons, company or corporation shall fail or refuse to abate the nuisance within the time specified, it ‘shall be the duty of the street commissioner upon written notice of the health ‘officer, to cause the same to be abated, keeping an accurate . account of the expense thereof, which 'shall be paid from the city treasury upon the sworn voucher ‘of the street commissioner, and said expenses shall be a lien on the property of the person, persons, .company of corporation, on which said work is done, shall be duly certified and placed upon the -tax '3uph‘cate and collected by law and turned into the city treasury. Section 6: That it shall be the ‘duty of the city police, at all times, upon demand of the health officer, to aid said city health officer in the ‘work of enforcing this ordinance, | . Section 7: Any person or persons violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of amisdemeanor and on convic tion shall be fined not less than one dollar nor more than twenty five dollars, and each day’s violation shall| constitute a separate offense. | ‘Section 8: All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed, - w 0 o ~ Section 9: This ordinance shall be in force from and after its passage and the legal publication there-|

Passed and approved by the Common -Council of the City of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana, this 12th day of July 1923, ’ : C. E. DENNING; Mayor. Attest: T. E. JEANNERET, City Clerk s & 21a2w e e 5 - To buy corn and oats. C. L. Cham: berlin, . Phone 861. - g4ntt s . s ‘House; two acre truck patch with auto storage for rent there miles east of Ligonier. Inquire of Frank W. Zimmerman, this'eity. =« Ilatf ~ Kiester is. particular with your ‘werk, He wants it right as well as ~Call for Elder’s ice cream the creara. of quality, For Sale by all dealers,

Have A Reeord- - . e Year. - | ) - Mr. Farmer and Mr. Business man--this year you ~ should have a record of all sales and purchases, interest payments, taxes and the like. . It will be easier for you to make a return of your netincome to the government next year or to decide whether or not you are required to make the return, ; . : e - Itis'ntneccessary to keep an intricate set of books . todothis. Just open a checking account at this 1 - bank, make all deposits here and pay all bills by i check. o S : We'll do the bookkeeping for you and fumish the checks without charge. : 1 ~We Pay 49, 0n C'ertificatéi of Deposit and - ’ Savings Account _ . Capital & Surplus $85,000.00 -

Crown Adds to the Joyof Motoring

THE spirit of thedayisto - A be out in the open; to © . seek the by-places; to get closer to nature; here today, there tomorrow. Hard roads and automobiles ~ have made it possible for one to do all of these things in the 1. companionship of his family. The chief contributing factor - to motoring is gasoline— the chief joy of motoring is to - know you have a dependable gasoline in the tank. Red Crown, the High-Grade Gasoline, is dependable. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) guarantees the uni- ~ formity of Red Crown. With Red Crown in your tank your motor sings along -the road; eager, purring, at a -snail’s pace or at high speed, as you please. =~ Red Crown is always the same, no matter where you get it, and you can get it everywhere—every few blocks in the city; every few miles in the country. - |

At the following Filling Stations and Garages: Blazed :TrnilAGuage, North : _.ﬁ 1 : e Q ~ Cavin St. N e ‘“\ Bt /7 | A. B. Weaver, Hdw., Corner t ~ " = , - Cavin'and Third Sts. - t e © ; Ligonier Universal Sales Co. ff 0¥ SPARHERD, 5o § Ligonier Auto Sales Co. = - R GRS & v S ok e 6 e = oo AM'at my o ‘ . 5 .5 e Avfga"x * n*' b ‘ e e S - g 'y ~ Standard Oil =\ Nty Service Station \VY&DOLNY oo it . e