Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 11A, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 May 1926 — Page 2

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o 4 COURAGE—e 9 NORS G@. to go motoring on Sunday ] afternoon in 1905. And yet ags=> cventhen Prest-O-Lite was e, a _serving thl}ehindustryﬁa ‘ B service which today helps ‘C’/_.f’ ; (};/’ to make touring a national " J!’ PRIV, o 4 |O . | .“‘ z: =] When you tour this summer, ) /lf.’ use Prest-O-Liteservicetomake "“ P yqur journey more comfortV¥ ,\;f/.ﬁg, able. Like ourselyes, there are L AR thousands of Prest-O-Lite ser- >( vice stations which can give . you the best in battery walue ‘mﬁ;'_'l'? ) - o @ :»!J! §/ ( '{ ~ }- 71 -

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Free Demonstration ~ of the new ARTHOPHONIC ~ VICTROLA Wednesday, May 5 i » at-Eight O'clock - ?h@ﬁsﬁwi;hout doubt the most wonde!ful! musical instrument of the age the United Pressi ~ says; and you will also say so i Demonsiation in Auditorium - TR Loy ROGERS & WILSON

The 3 igamer Banner e sW“ o T AeoaNely: - ~ fRo Awaxd ‘Trophy. ... ~ The Board of Award for the Rural Leadership Trophy was Selected last Wednesday -mornipg by a committee made up of one member from each rural organzation. Eighteen mem-’ bers of the committee were present: ‘Only two townships were not represented Green and Swan. The selection' of the ‘comimittee follows: C. V¥ Kilgore, Albion, Ex-officio; Mrs. Margaret Shook Corunna; Jacob BecknerLigonfer, :Mrs. :Anna : Prickett Albion and ‘Guy Favinger;Kimimell. i ‘The duties of the :Board selected’ will be to judge the work of rural leaders and to award the Albiod trophy: to.the leader who they adjudgd’ to -have rendered the imeast valuable rural seryice this year. The trophy’ is a .painting -yalued at $75.00 whielt has heen.awarded successively to Mrs, Mary Hilliard and Ferm:Bowman and’ which now-hangs in the Albion Public Library. !

Mr..and Mrs. Harry Damy, Mr. and: ‘Mrs. Everett Eversole, Mr. and Mrs; Dale Barnbart of Ligonier; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Schlotterback of Brims field; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Summers of North Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Neal F' Hontz, Mr. and Mrs. Linville Calbeck apd son were :at Klkbart last Sunday; :as a surprise on Mr..and Mrs. Russel Hoak an denjoyed:a picnic dinner and a theater ;party in the afternoon— Cromwell -Advance. ; - <Shooting .Cost Six Months, - Jones Greek a Steuben county farmy oI .was :given .a .sentence of - six months at the state penal farm and a ne of :§5O -and easts in the Steuben circut court Wednesday when he entered a plea of guilty to -a charge off assault -and -battery .with intent to

commit a.felony last December when; he shot H. C. Hathaway of Auburn des puty:game warden. The game warden sought to question Greek concerning -a hunting license when the latter shot him. ' ' Slentz-Hefiner Wehater ‘Heftner of Ligonier and rs. ‘Ella -Slentz of Cromwell were married .at the home of apd by Rev, B. W. Page at Kimmellon Saturday. April 24 Mr. apd Mrs.. Ora Firestone of South Bend being witnesses to the ceremony. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Heffper have many friends .in this community who extend their congratulations. They will make their future home in Ligonier— Cromwell Advance. ; “Perry H.D. Meets May sth. The ladies of the Perry township Home Division will meet at the home of ‘Hdna Spurgeon ‘Wednesday p. m., May:6th. ‘Meeting to he called at 1:15 State eivics carried over from April mepting also the sewing project leaders ‘have something for this meeting and each lady -wishing to be measured according 1o the chart please bring 3 ¥ards of ‘wrapping paper-and a yard stick. : 3

Former Resident Dies. Harryison Bovee well known farmer formerl yof Noble county died at ‘his home in Garrett Wednesday of Bright's disesse following a lingering illness. Mr. Bovee was about 72 years old and formerly resided on the Robert Bolton\farm in Allen township. Surviying besides the widow is a stepdanghter of Minnesota. - Wanted For Grand Larceny Police Chief Wolf Saturday received a telegram from the sheriff at Huron, South Dakata stating that the young man held here for stealing an automobile Is wanted there on charges of grand larceny floating bad checks and obtaining money by fraud. The Dakota officer will come for the prisoner,

Enjoy Chicken Supper.

Plates were laid in the private dining room -of the American Cafe Friday evening for thirty guests, jolly mem bers .of ‘the Ligonfer bowhng 'league and the pin setters from the Oyler alleys. A fine chicken dinner was served supplemented by good cigars. The' affair was a happy one. f

Pit For Tat.

~_John Budton 66 of Taylorville was sent to jail for three days for keeping his children out of school. _ Twall cases where parents are found at fault because their children did not attend school ope of the parents will spend s many days in Jail as the, children were ‘gbsent. 2o

' Rebeccas At KimmeH, The degree staff ofthe Rebecca Lodge of gﬂfmn&e initiated two can. didates fntothe order ibefore ope hundred and thirty members of the dis, trict lodges at the bi-apnual district, Meeting held at Kimmell Tuesday of lgst wegk. : L To Enjoy Fish Supper. = | Thg_'lfgpg&@g,.’% Abd Game Protective Assoctation Jointly with the Izaak Walton League of thie county will give il Siph Aly ¢ Toporn Mr. and Mrs. John W. Calbeck have létt Fort Wayne an Gtaken up ' resi, Qoo b R T Foster’s Community Sale- Thursday May 6th. Commm‘ut noon. ‘ : A :

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Bel R‘N AR :' mﬁ Take Narrow View-of Causs 4 : ‘Economic Field. -Oscar Ameringer - Look out, protectionists, ithe l% worm is turning. For a century the horny-handed sons of soil and toil have voted for protection on every thing they bought and for free trade on .almost everything they sold, with the result that they have just about traded themselves into the condition of the fellow who swapped his horseé for a cow, swapped cow for a blllg_" goat, billy goat for a cur dog ,cur dog for jackknife and then lost the jackknife. 5

The man who threw the gauntlets: down to the congressional mercenaries of the tariff barons was Willlam Wirth chairman of the Cornbelt Conference “I want to serve notice on the protected east,” gaid the embattled: Wirth, ‘“That it had better listen to the farmers’ plea for relief before it brings the pillars of its temple tumhling down on its own head.”_ ‘He continued, ““Thus far we have not assaulted the Fordney-McCumben. tariff act but if we are turned away empty-handed again let them not be: surprised if in our desperation we; make war upon the whole protective system. ' e ) § “If these be plain words then let it be remembered that since the close of the World War the agricultural wealth of the nation has shrunk: twenty Dbillions of dollars and. wrecked banks are constantly increas» ing in the most productive agricultural, sections of the land.” ‘

The twenty billions referred to by Mr. Wirth represent the shrinkage of land values since the war and if that, be the only loss the farmers experis enced since then, they should congras tulate themselves as all' authoritiesagree that if the farmers pay themselves interest on their investments, they work without wages, and if they pay themselves wages they draw no interest. In other words high land values are about as useful to the fartmer who farms the farm as two heads are to one calf.

One of the numerous troubles of the farmers is that they are and always have been one-tenth farmers and ninetenths land speculators. From the very beginning of this country every mother’s son of them grabbed all the landscape he could in the hope that gsome day he could sell or rent it to some brother farmer and then ornament the benches on the Court House Square in the capacity of the retired farmer who farms the farmer who farms the farm. :

Operating Safety Zome, Chief Headley of Goshen has in operation the plan of a safety zone and parallel parking on Nerth and South Main streets at Lincoln avenue. The safety zones are each 65 feet long. Ppermitting the parking of four cars in parallel form on ‘both sides of Lincoln avenue. The incoming carg Stop on the north side of the streef ;there while the outgoing cars stop on the south side and the safety zone anq iparallel parking are on the east sidg of Main street. :

Maxwell Car Claimed ‘The Mawell sedan stolem in Toledo Ohio and found by the Ligonier officers abandoned on ‘a Ligonier street, ‘was reclaimed Friday by the. ownen ‘M. Devine of Cleveland Ohfo and driven to that city. oy More and Better Homes. - The Kendallville chamber of commerce has launched a drive for mord and better homes for factory workers in that city. The projeet is to be financed by a local bank. ~ Joe Leavy, Jr, L. . Joe Leavy, Jr., of the Ameriean aCfe has been quite 11l of an infected mouth by fillings recently introduced into his teeth. 5 ~ BB PO SRS A S Mesdames C. E. Cluff and Cecil Crantz of Kendallville were week end guests at'the Harvey Raub home:

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from past experience R BN ﬁle Value Of | yﬁ‘ L Thrlft ACCOUHt T e { Most.people who have not saved, . ;;3/ A ‘have wished at some time in their “~ ¥ : life that they had. Be guided by 4 NN/ 4 your own experience and start a F \\\z, ‘/ r Thrift Account today. y A ’: g A s \ | , .(: : '/‘ : ; ("_,// A e - Citizens Bank 7 g ° The Bank by the Clock A ¢ ohgpde |

Topeka Journal Ifems. - Mrs. C. W.Aishe and Ada Yoder were Ligonier shoppers Monday. , Delbert Miller and wife are moving to Ligonier today. Mr. Miller has taken a position with the Abshire Oil Company. ) ; ~ Elkhart Quartette. ‘Merchants of Ligonier have secured a quartett from Elkhart to furnish music here Wednesday May 5 the time fixed for special bargains in merfled for special baragins in merchandise. : A AST * . eße Bridesmaid. ‘Miss Gladys Raub has gone to Calmar, lowa for a visit of a couple of weeks.. While there she will act as one of the bridesmaids at the marriage of a cousin. o Fo -Hold Convention, /The Lions clubs of Indiana will hold a 'state convention in the Shrine Temple Fort Wayne June 15 and 16. Fifteen hundred delegates are expected to attend. » - ¥

Next to Last. George D. Foster will hold the next to last Community sale of the season. at his taxi barn next Thursday afternoon. The usual big offering will be made. = : : : Gas Price Goes Up. The price of gasoline advanced a cent a gallon in Indiana last Wednesday and is- now retailing at the filling stations at 24 cents the gallon. . See “The Million Dollar Handicap tonight. : . ]

M.G. Wilhams, O.M. OSTEOPATHIC MASSAGE ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS Office Hours 9:30 to 11:30; 1 to & .and 7 to 8. - Other Hours by appointment Phone ‘lO3 Zimmerman Bldg.

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