Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 20B, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 July 1926 — Page 2

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1 Paige-Hydraulic 4-wheel brakes—the most expensive braking system, but the best and surest and safest. 2 A flashing pickup that carries you out and away from every traffic jam while theothers are changing gears. 3Ultra-modern engine. Ample power and speed for every driving need. High pressure oiling prevents bearing wear and insures smoothness and long life. Silent chain driven timing mechanism. An entirely new ease of 4;handling. Ball bearing steering spindles and inclined king-pins enable you to guide the New-Day Jewett with your finger tips. : s‘oversize constructior throughout. A frame 5%

New-Day Jewett Prices Are: Standard Sedan, $995; De Luxe Sedan, $1095; DeLuxe Touring Car, $1095. Prices f.o.b. Detroit, tax extra. Paige-Hydraulic 4-wheel brakes. :7e j 4 S7he New-Day | ICSAWNETT QLY 5 SRR g AN\ FRED KIESTER, Agent Ligonier | . " Phone 481

Simon ). Straus, President, ‘ ~ L. R. Calbeck, Cashier Abe Ackerman, E! H. Larson, Ass't.Cashier Jonas Schloss, Vice-Presidents ; . o ‘ | No. 320. . _ ﬂ BANK STATEMENT Report of the condition of the Citizens Bank, a State Bank at Ligonier, in the Sﬁtg o - Indiana, at the close of its business June 30th 1926. [

” RESOURCES, " Loans and Di5c0unt5..............5613,155.17 50 OWATASREts i..ici.ivieivniviiniiiin . 6,210.26 , Other Bonds, Securities,etc.... 50,516.35 Banking H0u5e............ ........... 25,005.54 5 Fnrnitu;e andPixtue5....:......." 15,799.59 © Other Real E5tate............ 17,676.90 ' Due ftom Trust Companies, Bankers and Cash on Hand 87,470.71 ONh DL i 17638 l'i Trust Suuntxes i .106‘,700.00 e Rpasts L 0 L 2 80486 Items in Tramsit ........ .... 10,878,66 ~ Int. Receivable acc’d to . 00 OB st i i iiven 18,508,358 ¥ . TOTALRESOURCES.....§ 1954,592.77

o State of hdh;z;ieounty of Noble, ss: | | - - * .L L RACalbeck, Cashier of the Gitizens Bank, Ligonler, Indlana, do. solemply.. swear. " that the above statement is true, ~ * 'L.R. CALBECK, Cashier . Subscribed and sworn to before the, this 7th day of Juy 1926, i”? Rug.sth, 1927, ' ~ A.WHITE, Notary. Public, Bl s e G eD R 2 (RS e e L S S SR A e eS I R S T §I R BW A

The vLigomer Banner ‘ : esTABLISHED suq-l; ; : ; : ':’:&Pnbuuhgdbygl i "he Banner Publishing Company : W. C. B. HARRISON Editer Published every Monday and Thursday and emtered in the Postoflee at Ligeater, Ind.; as second alass matter. f Boy Electroeuted. - : ' Walter Swihart the 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Swihart of tLa(}‘rrange was instantly killed Thursday afternoon about 2 o’clock when he} touched a high tension wire that runs between Mongo and LaGrange while climbing a tree in front of the Rol'lin Van Kirk tenant house northeast lof LaGrange. ~ Signs Pension Bill : President Coolidge Saturday signed theb ill to increase pensions of civil war veterans known as the omnibus civil war pension bill. : There has never been a college story like “Brown of Harvard” see it next Tuesday Wednésday and Thursday at Crystal. >

inches deep where most others oncarsin this field are 414 or 5. Springs average from 1 to 4 inches longer. Clutch, transmission, axles and driveshaft are unusually rugged. 6The widest vision of any motor car built. Slender pillars of sturdy steel com-. pletely eliminate the deadly “blind spot”. - There is more interior 7 room than in many ‘cars of much longer wheelbase. There is more knee room between seats—more free passageway than in most other two-door closed cars. The leg room in front is 40 inches—4B inches it the rear. Features and accessories are remarkably complete.

- Will Probably Reeover. - . Samuel Paulug 45 Of north of Kimmell who was seriously injured when his sedan was struck on the B. & O. railroad crossing at Kimmell early ‘Wednesday morning of last week will probably recover according to a sister Mrs. Marion Grable who spent Wednesday afternoon at the Sacred Heart hospital ‘in Garrett where the injured man was taken after the accident. Mr. Paulus sustained a fracture o‘f the left leg above the knee while the right leg was crushed below the knee. Attending physicians have hopes that it will not be necessary to amputate the right lower limb. It was at first thought the left upper jaw was fractured but examination revealed a severe laceration near the left ear, but no fracture of the jaw bone. Mr. Paulus is suffering also from numerous cuts and bruises over his body. He has retained consciousness since the accident and was resting well at last reports. ' Has Fingers Blown Off. = Orville" Dull the little grandson of William Dull of near Albion suffered serious injuries to his hand Tuesday afternoon when several sticks of dynamite he had found and was playing with exploded, blowing. off the thumb, first and second fingers and badly mangling the third finger. Shock - Victim Identified. . The man who was killed by an eleectric shock at South Bend Tuesday evening when he came in contact with an'iron building which had been charg ed by a short circuit has been identified as William Rilley 48 an employee of 'the John C. Nelson Construction Company. :

© Another Petty Theft. | Somé thief entered the home of Mr.‘ and Mrs. Ivan Moates and carried away two pairs of shoes belonging to their daughter Mary. Mr. and Mrs, Moates are pretty certain they know the offender and may prosecute if the shoes are not returned. : l 10 Killed 199 Hurt, - Ten persons were killed and 199 injured in automobile accidents in Fort Wayne during the first six months of the year. There were 519 accidents. REight-nine persons were hurt when autos struck pedestrians. | Poisonous Cracker Fatal. : Betty 7 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Korn of Fort Wayne is dead the result of poisoning from swallowing a piece of phosphorus firecracker. The death marked the first of the pre-Fourth of July celebrations. A good time was had at the John Speckeen home Monday night when a large crowd gathered there waiting Mr. and Mrs. Dale Juday newlyweds to return from the lake. Mrs. Juday was fo;"merly Ethel Speckeen. »

Laporte Farmer Killed. - When his milk truck was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near Union Mill W. Orland Heath 45 a farmer was killed and his two year old son was thrown clear of the wxfec_kage and escaped injury. Woman Dies of Shock. : Mrs. Alice Lambert 67 of Philadelphi& died Thursday morning in Fort Wayne. Death resulting from a shock suffered Tuesday in an automobile accident. ' - ' See “The Fighting Peacemaker” at Crystal Friday and Saturday. ’

. HABHITIES Capital Stock—paid in............ 5100,000.00 Berplne o inai 25,000.00 Undivided Profits, net.............. 20,148.16 , Dem‘a.q_d Depoehs... 198,843.38 - ) Demand Certificates 289,570.44 Savings Dép\qsitli «see 90,530.14 ' Certified Checks.... 51.50 Due to. 8ank5,..... 32,957.90 Cashier’s Checks.. 5,788.45 617,741.81 - Bills Payab1e........... +++2... 50,000.00 Notes Redisconnted -....... 30,523.86 - Trust 1nve5tment5............ 106,700.00 Int, Payable acc’dto S % 9’;”;’25 guéf. ; 5-‘-,.0 : f.‘.....f.f. #e ¥ 4,478.94 ‘ TOTAL LIABILITIES:...S 954,502.77

- GENERAL ﬁw NANCE No, 79. - | ~ Be .it ordained by the Common| Couneil of the City of Ligonier, Noblé| County, Idiasm:- = 7§ Section 1. That it shall be unlaw-| ful for any person to park or permit to stand on the following described streets and parts of streets in the City of Ligonier, Noble County, Indi--ana, any motor propelle® or other vehicle unless such vehicle be stood or parked thereon in the manner hereinafter described, to-wit: " ‘ On Cavin Street in said city all such vehicles shall be parked to the curb lines, and where marked, shall be so parked between the white parking lines marked on the pavement, and the curb line, those vehicles parked on.the west side of said Cavin Street shall be headed south and those parked on the east side of said Cavin Street shall be headed north; On that partion: of Sixth and Fifth Streets lying between McLean and Main Streets in said city, all such vehicles shall be parked parallel to the sidewalk lines and within one foot thereof, those parked on the south side of said streets to be headed east and those parked on the north sied of said tsreets to be headed west; : . l On Fourth Street between McLean Street and the alley between Cavin and Main Streets, no vehicles shall be parked on the south side thereof, and all vehicles parked on the north side thereof shall be parked parallel to and within one foot of the curb of sidewalk line, and all shall be headed west; On East Third Street between McLean and Cavin Streets in said city, all vehicles shall be parked parallel to and within: one foot of the sidewalk lines, and those parked on the south side thereof, shall be headed east and those parked on the north side [thereof shall be headed west;

On West Third IStreet between Cavin Street and the alley between Cavin Street and Main Street, no vehicles shall be parked on the south side thereof, and all those parked on the north side thereof shall be parked parallel to and within one foot of the curb line and shall all be headed west; : ‘ On Second Street in said city, no _vehicles shall be parked on the north side thereof between Cavin Street and the alley between Cavin and Main Streets, and at all other points on said street vehicles shall be parked parallel to and within one foot of the sidewalk ‘line and those parked on the south side thereof shall be headed east and those on the north side thereof shall be headed west; On Lincoln Way West no vehicles shall be parked between Cavin Street and the alley between Cavin and Main Streets and at all other points on said street vehicles shall be parked parellel to, and within one foot of the curb lines, and those parked on the south side thereof shall be headed east, and those on the north side thereof shall be headed west; ‘ On Lincoln Way South all. vehicles shall be parked parallel to and within one foot of the curb lines, those parked on the west side of said Lincoln Way South to be headed south and those parked on the east side g said Lincoln Way South to be he ed north; - = On Union Street betweenthe' east corporation line of. said City and Cavin Street, all vehicles shall be parked parallel to and within one foot of the curb lines, those parked to the south side thereof to be headed east and those parked on the north side thereof to be headed west; Section 2. That it shall be unlawful for any person to park or permit to stand any vehicle of any kind. whatsoever on that portion of Cavin: Street in said city between -the north line of .the right of way of the New York Central Railroad Company, and the south line of Sixth Street, between the hours of two o’clock a.m. and five o’clock a.m. of the same day. Section. 3. Auy person who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall on conviction be fined in any sum not less than one_dollar, nor more than ten dollars. for each offense. - 2 i

‘Section 4. This ordinance shall repeal all ordinances and parts of ordinances directly fn conflict there\with and shall be construed as supplementary to all ordinances not directly in conflict with this ordinance, and shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and due ‘Dublication thereof as required by law. : : » : - Passed and approved this 24th day. of June, 1926. = A : ~ Leland Calbeck, Mayor. Attest: Joseph C. Kimmell, City Clerk, ,_ - S el

. Notice of Administration. ‘ Notice is hereby given that the undersigried has been duly appointed and has qualified as. executor of the last will of William S. Umbenhower,. deceased, late of Noble County, Indiana, and -the heirs, legatees and devisees of said testator, and all others Wwho. may be interested in his estate Will. be governed ‘ accordingly. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. . Andrew F. Umbenhower, Executor, Bothwell & Vanderford, Ligonier, Indiana, attorneys. S 19b3w | > Home For Celebration, - Blmer Rench employed by the New ‘York Central railway with headquarters in Chicago came home to enjoy | the big.celebrgtgon,'-; S oy L e o _ Office hours Juue 1 to Sept 1. 9:00{ 8/ m. to 4 P. m. except Saturday. 9:00) B s voeup - o #) . "Bothwell & Vaudertord | . VW.Hwigton 16att |

WORED'S. ONLY: FIVE %G ; & T v o - T : ' WORRS, ONLY: B CihoUß courve ATt | ’ ( !-_:_V-"l'ud;".: *"ﬂd 3 &,. . © Bail®y Headed This Way. | - Yoo-hoo! Skinnay! Lookit, lookit! | World’s first. and' only five ring cir‘cus coming this way! A hundred | -double-length. railroad cars loaded with ten thousand: wonders of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows that will give performances at South Bend July 16. Never has there been more than three rings in the past. Now the famous brother showmen have fixed it so folks at the ends of the tent] can seefjgst as much as those who sit 1 near the middle. Imagine five big ;:iréus rings in a row with stages set 1 in between. That means that five companies of performing horses, twenty-four in a g':mup are presented at one time. The same is true with the elephant actors—five herds all performing stunts at vne time.

Big acts are the rule in the great new circus of 1926. Aside from the five troupes of “liberty horses two hundred others each ridden by an expert in costume execute drills and splendid maneuvers on the mammoth hippodrome track. Thirty additional ones are of the high-school type, while a score of superb thoroughbreds leap hurdles and barriers of record ‘height. The number of trained horses },alone carried for this season’s program reaches the astounding total of lthree handred and fifty. :

" The equines but share honors in the twenty-two displays. In addition to them are the eight hundred aerialists, bareback champions gymnasts . and high wire artists. These {embrace the world’s foremost men and women. stars including a host of recently imported foreign features. Some of these number families of nine eleven and fifteen in an act. A hundred of ‘the world’s funniest clowns enliven the more than two hours of circus program. The tournament is the most dazzling yet devised. The menagerie has been increased to more than a thousand rare animals. The tent which houses them is almost as large as the big-top of other seasons. The 1926 main-tent seats over 15,000 people.

: Is Held For Theft. ' ‘William Stainbank 23 and his 22 year old wife of Logansport were arrested in connection with the robbery of the Golden Rule department store Sunday night. - - ~ Stainbank had been . employed as manager at the store. Officers found a portion of the loot in possession of the 'couple.’ L * See Mae Murray dance in “The Mask ed Bride” at Crystal tonight. -

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