Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 3A, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 February 1928 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner Established 1856 , : Published by # THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. W. . B. Harrison, EdﬁM. A. Cotaerman, Manﬁ' £e: Published every Monday and ﬁursd; and entered the Postoflice at Ligonicy Indiana, as second class matter.

Events on Political Calendar = . The Indiana political calendar wil} begin checking off “last dags” on March 8 when Democrats 4fid Republicans and others who weilt to be candidates for president ’; president United States senator d gOva ernor must have filed their petitions with Secretary of State Frederick E Schortemeier. i The 1928 calendar issued under tho authority of the state board of eclection commissioners lay down. a list of steps preparatory to the ;j@:'imar;/ May 9. ) It follows: L March 9—First day for filimg declaration of candidates-for comnty offices in the office of the circudt cierk and other offices with the Sserctary of state. o April 7-Last day for same filings. April 17—Last day fer secrdtary of state to certify to the-county clerk: names and addresses of all, candidates to be voted for at primary in each county whose declaratia}xs are filed in his office. o

April 17—Last day for filing petitions for state delegates. April 19—Last day for county. commissioners to fix voting places anid gzive notice by publication. ' April 23-—First day for circuit court clegk to publish candidates’ names. \ipril 27—last day for delegate candidates to withdraw. o April 30—-Last day to publish candidates’ names. : % May 2—Last day for party’ chairman to certify precinct electidn officers’ names to county election ccommissioners. - May 7—Last day for delivery of ballot boxes to each precinct.

» St. Valentine : One of Rome’'s most ancient and honored . festivals was that @t the Lupercalia wherein honor was done to Lupercus the she-wolf that §uckeled Romulus and Remus. In 494 Pope Gelasius turned the festival of the Lupercalia into the Church’s feast of Purification. Later on St. ~Valentine was called upon to take over the affairs of lovers his day being thruaﬁ'y 14. According to the old Ronian notion birds began to couple on that day and hence arouse the custom"bffyomlg persons of both sexes choosing each other as “Valentines” for the eémsuing year. While good St. Valentine was beheaded more than 1400 years ago it was not his end for his work eomtinues. : , o : Solicited Funds ‘ Frank McKibben of Kokomo known as a Sunday School worker was arrested in Goshen recently charged with violating a city ordinance which prohibits the soliciting of funds without permit. McKibben Tepresented himself to be a “Charity Welfare and Relief Workers' ’and soliciting fundsg “for poor boys and girls everywherg” It is said that McKibben represents nd organization and that he has been using funds collected for personal benefit. He is said to have secured $7 from the merchants before he was nabbed by the police. - -

Check Forger Goes Up, William Eichman alias John Malone of Elkhart 27 years of age was arrested at Churubusco Friday evening while getting into the bus enrout¢ to Ligonier on a charge of check forging. He was later convicted of the charge and sentenced to 2 to 21 years. - Temporary Floor Laid The temporary floor has been laid in the big high school gymnasium and work on the auditorium is being rapidly pushed. It is claimed the new building will -be completed at an earlier date than anticipated. = = . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services. in. Weir Block. e - Sunday school 9:46 A M. . Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. i Brverybody welcome. = Now is the timne to pay your Banner subscription—DO IT NOW! .

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“Safety First, Death is So Permanent”

Crossing streets in the middle of !the block is “like: playing with dynamite.” In the safety lesson this week is shown a boy playing with a stick of l.dyxm.mite. No boy would be foolish enough -to play. with dyramite and that is why the picture in the circle is used. The. desire.is to show that to cross -the street in the middle of the block: is. as foolish -and as dangerous as it-would be to play with a stick of dynamite, - Indeed it would probably be less damgerous to play with dynamite for.the reason that the danger is known, . Dynamite is reasonably safe compared to crossing streets in the middle 6f theblock. In onc period of twelve months 201 children were kill-

Creditors Will Please Read the Fols lowing Notice In the District Court of the United Statés For the District of Indiana _ Fort ' Wayne Divisidl {in . X .+ Bankruptey. - In ‘the -matter of Fred Zimmerman ‘Bankrupt “h : Cause No. 1188 Petition by. bankrupt . . ‘ To the creditors of said bankrupt: . You, an deach of you, are hereby notified that Fred Zimmerman has filed his petition asking that the Trustee bße ordered to abandon to him all of the personal property listed +in his petitions of assets. Said petition will be heard at the office of the Referee in Portland Indiana, 4t efeven o’clock ‘A. M. Monday February 20th 1928, at which time iand place -the creditors and Trustee in this:case may show cause, if they, or either 6f them, may have, why said petition 'shonld not be granted and an ‘o;rder*enteréd ordering the trustee to ‘abandon and disclaim said described personal property, and at whieh time ‘and place all persons claiming any interest in' or objections to said petition shail file their answer thereto. i Dated -at Portland, Indiana this Sth day:of February 1928. | . Wheeler. Ashcraft Referee in wn-ond s F o Bankrnuptey. 3a2w

~ ““Notice of Final Settlemeat ‘State of ladiana, Ncble County SSB: In the matter of the Kstate of Wm. A. Jackson Deceased . No. 2987 «=% : ‘ In the Noble:Circuit Court March Term, 1928. . Notice ig hereby given that the undersigned -as Executor of the Estate of Wm. A; Jackson Deceased has filed in ~said. court his account and vouchers ‘in- final settlement of said Estate, and that. the saine. will comg up ~ for . the . examination and action of said Court at the Court House Albion Indiana on the 5 day <of-- March 1928 at which time and place all .persons interested in said- estate are required to appear in said -Court :and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. ' - And the heirs, devisees and lega;rtees of said decedent, and all others ’mterested* in said Estate, are also ‘nerehy. required, at the time and ‘place aforesaid, to appear and make proof .of their heirship or ciaim to any part of said. Kstate. - ~ William Rgscoe Jackson, Executor Posted ‘February 7th 1928. W.H.Wiston Atty. - 3a2w

% Married:ln Hospital. “Alonzo Moewen 49 of Bourbon who is seriously ill and about to undergo a major operation and Miss Annie Jane Rock Hill valso~of Bourhon were mattied Thursday afternoon at a hos’ﬁital in “Warsaw after County Clerk Leland Kinsey-had made’a trip to the |‘libsxﬁ:ta‘l' “to “issue a license.

| . . Largo Man Missing 1 Willard” Black 26 4 farmer living 'near Lagro has been missing since last - Monday when he was seen in Wabash. Radio stations "at Chicago and Cincinnati haye been enlisted in a hunt ‘for the s~ ~ ik i

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ed by automobiles in Chicago. Of this number 120 were killed in the middle of the block—more than cne half. It is therefore easy (o gee that the danger is in the middle of the block. - . Before long now school boys and school girls will hear much about George Washington and his valu> to his country. What would have happened if by some. carelessness he would have been disabled and would have been unable to carry out his work? Everyone should appreciate responsibility ‘of life. - “Safety first, death is So permanent” is the rule urged by the accident prevention department of the Hocsier Stateb Automobile Association. - .

} - Special Ordinance No. 136 | In relation to corporate boundaTies land annexation of lands. ' Be it ordained by the Commo: {Council of the City of Ligonier Nob: County, Indiana, that the following described lands and territory be anc "the same hereby is annexed to, and de lclared to be a part of said city ¢ l Ligonier, to-wit: -

- Commencing at a point on the nortl line of the highway being the continuation of the street in said city o. Ligonier known as Lincoln Way West which point is 3.90 chains west oi the east line of the north east quarter of section twenty eight, township thirty five north range eight east, thence west along the north line of said highway to an iron stake situated on said north line of said highway at a point 22.525 chains west of said east line of said northeast quarter of said section twenty eight thence north 2. 95 chains to th enorth line of said section twenty eight, thence west :555 chains, thence north 11.90 chains to the center of the Elkhart River, thence up saide river to a point 6.58 chains west of the east line of the southwest quarter of section twenty one, township and range aforesaid. thence south to a point 165 feet north of the north line of said highway, thence east on a line parallel with said north line of said highway to a point 165 feet north of the place of beginning thence south to the place of beginning Passed and adopted by the Com mon Council of the City of Ligonie: Noble County, Indiana on this 9tL day of February 1928. ’ L. R. Calbeck, Mayor Attest J. C. Kimmell City Clerk - 3a2w

Creditors Will Please Read the Fol- ; : lowing Notice lln the District Court of the United States For the District of Indiana I Fort Wayne Division jln Bankruptcy v In the matter of Mary J. Zimmerman Bankrupt. ' ‘ iCause No. 1189 : Petition by bankrupt ~ To the creditors of said bankrupt You, and each of you, are hereby notified that Mary J. Zimmerman has filed her petition asking that the Trustee be ordered to abandon to her ;all of the personal property listed in ;her_ petition of assets.

; Said petition will be heard at the office of the Referee in Portland, Indiana; at eleven o’clock A. M. Monday February 20th 1928, at which time land place the creditors and trustee Emay show cause, if they, or either of them may have why said petition should not be granted and an order entered ordering the Trustee to abandon and disclaim said described personal property, and at which timeg and place all persons claiming any interest in or objections to said petition shall file their answers thereto. Dated at Portland Indiana this Bth day of February 1928. ' - “Wheelér Ashcraft Referee in Bankruptecy = 3a2w

l FOR RENT—Small modern house ‘on 'West Third Street and five room 'tl-at' on Cavin street. Enquire at [citizens - Bank. 47htt

Canadian Lakes Beautiful Among the seven reservations set aside by the government of Canada in the Rocky mountains there is none more beautiful than Waterton Lakes National park, which lies on the eastern slope of the Rockies where these mountains approach the international boundary. The park forms a rough square with a long L-shaped section added to the east, the whole having an area of about 220 square miles.

Newest American Sport Critic-baiting has become an even ‘rcater and more typical American sport than framing prize fights or fixing horse races and championship Laseball games. The man vho practices professional criticism in- this vear of our Lord lives constantly in a metaphorical gashouse district, his head and seat in imminent prospect of bash and boot.—George Jean Nathan in Vanity Fair. e

Profit by Past Errors The pasi is gone, and gone forever. You may learn by your mistakes, but do not be gullty of the sin of constantly worrying over them. Turn your face toward the future. Give your mistakes and blunders a decent burial in the past, and let the memory of them furnish you with implements of industry by which "you may operate the gold mine of future possibilities.— Exchange, .

Fowls in Biblical Times - - Partridges are noted in the Old Testament. The fatted fowl (I Kings, 4:23) is interpreted as either goose or duck. Cocks and hens were brought from Persia two or three centuries before Christ. ' A tomb at Marissa of about 200 B. C. has a good representation.of a crowing cock. Sparrows and other “twittering birds” were also used for food.

- “Mechanical Ears” , So delicate are the “mechanical ears” perfected by scientists to detect sound waves in the air that a gun fired on the east coast of‘England was “heard” ‘at Birmingham university. more than 135 miles away, says Popular Science Monthly. The sound was not heard by human ears, but was detected by the recording instruments.

Too Much Lipstick Not long ago - mother took little Ruth to a movie. There was a love scene and it seems the hero had a “die away” expression on his face after kissing his sweetheart. Ruth. called out in an excited voice: “What's the matter with him, mother, did he get too much lipstick ?’—Exchange.

Grandfathers on Vacation Fifteen grandfathers, whose ages totaled 1,200 years, recently enjoyed their annual two-weeks’ vacation together at Littlehampton, England. They are members of the Browning Hall Grandfathers’ club of London. The oldest in the party was eightyfour and the youngest seventy. Making Genuine Diamonds - The mystery of the formation of diamonds has led scientists to experiment in making them. Lamp black was mixed - into molten iron, which was dissolved in acid when cooled. Tiny diamonds thus were made. - Life’s Added Problems Life is becoming more mathematical every day. We are now urged to count our blessings before eating, our calories while eating, our change after eating and our sheep while going to sleep.—Kansas City Star.

Where Swatters Are Taboo In Ukrania, the southern Russia province, superstitious natives hold the common house fly in reverence and make no effort to kill the pest. Many persons regard the fly as a sacred animal. ' - Remove All of Them : “If every person devoted half an hour a day to study, half our lawyers would be unnecessary,” declares a contemporary. Then it’s up to all of us to devote one hour a day.—Passing Show. : ‘

Apparently a Sock Sale That woman who got a black eye while trying to get close to the counter in a Milwaukee bargain sale obviously got, more than she bargained | for—Farm and Fireside. 3 Cure for Optimism i ' The neurologist says optimists live | longer than pessimists. They might i if they didn’t have such sublime faith | in loose brakes.—San Francisco Chronicle. ; More Spanking Required The trouble with children reared in the lap of luxury is that they are not ! turned over on it often enough.—Boston Transcript. ‘ Feet and Talking It’s the fellow who can’t talk on his ' feet who puts his foot in his mouth : when he tries.—San Francisco Chronicle. .: . 1 Shortcutting to Success | Another secret of success is not to! waste any of your time thinking up { secrets of success.—Terre Haute Trib- i une. : H

' Among Those Missing : Another missing girlie—the one " who used to sing while helping mother wash the dishes. ; | Kansas City Wins : Chairman Willlam Butler of the republican national committee announced Friday that Kansas City will retain the national republican convention scheduled in that city next June. j ~ Pay your Banner subscriptions.

Boston’s First Name The name of the original settlement of Boston made in August, 1630, was “Trimountaine.”. This name was given because of the three peaks of the most prominent hill, later called “Beacon Hill.” The name “Boston” was formally given the colony in 1752. This name was derived from the English town of Boston, the home of some of the leaders of the colony. The Indians called the settlement “Shawmut.”

Pioneer Telegrapher James Francis Leonard at Lexington, Ky., was the first to do away with the dot and dash paper tape in reading telegraph messages, depending on the elick of the instrument. Mr. Leonard was one of the most accomplished -telegraphers of his day, and it was when the telegraph was in its infancy that he learned to receive messages by sound on the first wires that were erected in Kentucky.

Famous Breed of Cattle Friesian cattle were mentioned by the Roman historian Tacitus as being of importance as early as the year 28 A. D. Perhaps because of this early start, or by reason of the favorable location of the province in regard to industrial cities of northern Europe, Friesland farmers have grown prosperous through many years of furnishing their neighbors with butter and cheese. )

‘Ancient Egyptian Road According to Herodotus, the Greek writer known as the father of history, the road in Egypt over which the stones used in the ‘pyramids were hauled reached haifway’ across the African continent. It was built 4000 B. C. The importance of this road can be gathered from the fact that it required 10,000 men working for ten years to construct a single mile of it.

History From New Angle It was the anniversary of the discovery of America. The primary room was decorated for the occasion and much was said during the day about Columbus and what he discovered. Bobby was relating at dinner the events of the day and said: “I know why we have Halloween. We had it at school ' Columbus found Indians with false faces.” - |

Electric Waves Speedy The radio listeners of 4 message bebroadcast really get the message a fraction: of a second sooner than the speaker can be heard hy an audience, because electric waves travel faster than sound. The difference is very slight, and sometimes atmospheric conditions may interfere. : '

American History S. Delaware is named for Thomas West, Lord de La War, who after his death was condemned to eternal hunger and thirst, although he stood -in water to his chin, with delicious fruits overhead.—“ What's 'the Answer?’ Column in the San Francisco Examiner. . o And More Returns . “What is the difference.” asks an ‘economist, “between a savings account and a checking account?” We know the answer to -that. You can have more fun with a checking account.— Woman’s Home Companion. v : - Food for Babies Another somewhat amusing feature of the general situation is the eminent dietitian letting on to know much better than old Mother Nature what’s the best food for little bits of babies.— Ohio State Journal. s : . Adventure. @ Dorothy, ‘a Boston child _who had never lived outside a flat, wen -on her first visit to her aunt in the country. Asked on her return what she ‘liked best, she replied: “Going up- . Stairs to bed.”

Wonder of Wonders Congo natives are said to register great amazement at seeing a match strike fire. A patent lighter in the same circuamstances would probably paralyze them.—Detroit News. ‘ Her Exact Age Grandma Holland was a tiny wisp of 'a woman who had been seventy since she was fifty and would be seventy until she was ninety.—\Woman’s Home Companion. , Wicks for Oil Lamps Wicks used in oil lamps are made of .cotton fiber, which is composed of microscopic tubes. The oil passes up into these tubes by capillary action. 'Tis Always Thus - It's strange that the letters of praise a writer gets come from sensible people and the letters of criticism from idiots.—St. Paul Dispatch. ‘

' The Great Master In these days it might be revised to read that haste makes waste of human life.—Boston Evening Transcript. Thought for Today -How quickly a ,trgly}\benevolent act Is repaid by the conSciousness of having done it!—Hosea Ballou. . Think It Over ; ~ Have friends, not for the sake of receiving, but of giving.

Nugget of Wisdom When in doubt, lean to the side of mercy. : :

I ' Endorse Watson | Sen. James HE. Watson of Indiana ‘was endorsed for the Republican presidential nomination by the Indiana Republican delegation in the house of congress. ; . [ Pay your Banner subscriptions.

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: Order your Baby Chicks from the Ligonier Hatchery. , -~ ~ Leghorns and Anconas per hundred .................... $12.00 R. I. Reds, Barred Rocks, White Rocks per 100 $14.00 White Wyandottes and Buff Orpingtons per 100 $15.00 Custom Hatching 3c per egg. Payable in Adance. -~ LIGONIER HATCHERY ' . ROY J. JORG, Manager A 106 Lincoln Way West, Ligonier, Ind. . Phone 502

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