Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 9B, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 March 1928 — Page 3

STUMP AT LAGRANGE Former Noble County Boy Captured Big Audience One Week Ago Tonight ; Albert Stump Democratic candidate for United States senator spoke as follows at LaGrange week ago tonight: ®IRI I YT R P g oy e 5X5 ‘?E%g*,;ii H‘ e s s RO O e T ats WS OPR X S e 5 e #ﬂ“sw’}" = S B ,ffgj%&f&'s;\h Fosi il i RN s v Casmead 0 g‘;,p;j 7 o o B %o e '. % 5 , ",»._(.;A e %‘ ‘?*’%’;& e FSe] ot e . = ” T SRR S % seAR Y . . e Ten R ey - %’(’3 SR SN W O e Ny o ’v&% Bk g e I - TS sA e SRS s B e , SRS apage ~;"‘7'{ . % N SRR ST L SOk T . moaß R g el ,éﬂ% i o R s e s e ALBERT STUMP “The honor of the state ‘and nation has been assailed. It has been tru-' duced by t he leadership 6i a poiiti—i cal party. A failure to observe the de- | cent forms of respect which one nul-l tion may resent on the part of another is an affroni of less gravity than the failure on the part oi those charged with the responsibilities of government~o merit by their conduct the ro-! spect of the public,” said Albert Stump Democratic-candidate for Umnited States Senator in 2 Democratic |

meeting at LaGrange that eyening | “1 have heard Senator Watson and ‘Senator Robinson and "Will Hays and Governor Jackson speatk of the honor of our country with a dir2loy of passionute concern marked even by a tremule in their voices. What is our country’s honor? Let us have done for a momeni with phrases while we seek to comprehend the actual sentiment which those phrases are intended to mean. Is our country’s honor merely something thay may be insulted by other nations and so furnish

a cause for going to war? Or.is it something that may be insulted within our own bhoundaries by hicksters in our national resources utilizing the very instrumentalities of free institutions for their personal advantage and against the common good? | ‘I am convinced that there can be no graver insult to our nation’s honor than that which breaks the confidence of a public in their institutions of freedom. This very -campaign is a call to the lovers of liberty to vindicate their country’y honoy. It is a call demanding a service as important as that which might be required on a battlefield. The bhanks and shoals of time are strewn with the wreckage. of free governments which came to their ruin by forces within. History will amply demonstrate that the most serious dangers to free governments are not to be found in the threats bf over-whelming external focrgs. There is one way by which those internal dangers;‘ may always be diveried. “Eternal vigilance is the price of #¢iberty” not partisanship that sets party victory above good even when it is notorious that the party has become the instrument of vicious and corrupt forces and infiuences. i “The present Republican party organization is not an appropriate instrumentality through which to express one's devotign to the ideals of Abraham Lineoln. Even to suggest that it might be, with the county chair man of the largest county in the state under indictment with the state chairman under indictment and with the long list of indictments and convictions of office holders it h:x(’iapiaoed in ‘cffice, impresses one as a kind of blasphemy . Abraham Lincoin when he found that the party to which he had given his allegiance no longer stood for the ideals to which hiis allegiance came tirvst leit the party and formed a new one . If hé were alive | today his clear insight would lead him into the Demoeratic party which has been firm in its adherence to those fundamental priuciples on which the public good depends. In these tumaltious recent vears in Indiana ft has kept itself in a positicn where asl may turn to it. Indiana may confidently look to the Demoecratic party io Ilift it out of the s!ough‘*of political despondency t othe solid path of honesty and integrity in’public service.” _ For County Clerk 1 wish to arnounce my candidacy for the nomination of Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court subject to ile will of the voters of the Demceratie primary May 8 1928, | ~ HARRIETT MILLER, Albion 1 : Gabw . " FOR SHERIFF o ‘I take this means to announce my-' “name a$ a candidate for Sheriff of Noble ccunty on the Republican tickot subject to the primary election Tues- - day May 8 1928. , EUGENE J PARKER | ; - 'FOR, SHERI¥Y - = I take this means to announce my ‘name as a candidate for Sheriff on ‘the Republican ticket subject to the primary on May the Bth. . ARCHIE M BORTNER . A 1 wish to announce my candidacy for the nomination of Cerk of the ~ Noble Circuit Coury on the democratic e

- Christian Church Bible School had 121 last Sunday 10 per cent increase will give us 133. }Will you be out to make this possible. | Eveyone enrolled should be there. ‘These ought to be great days for church attendance. It brings us into the last week of our Lord’'s ministry. It ought to mean for us Prayer Meditation, Sacrifice Devotion, Will you not make it such in your life? Consecration meeting of the Christian Endeavor at -6 P. M: | Public preaching at 7 P. M. Theme of the evening serviﬁce “The Seven Sayings on the Cross” The Missionaryi Society will have charge of the devotional period. We ought to have‘ another large audience at this's{er-g vice. A friendly greeting to all. ;

- Does it Work Both Ways in refering to the failing evesight of Frank P. Wood in the Goshen NewsTimes George W. Kinison claims the eves grow weaker with increasing age. Orlen Chapman would like to know if a person whose eyes grow stPonger. with age may be regarded as growing younger. Up to sixty y’ears of age Mr. Chapman had to wear glasses. Since | sixty his evesight has grown stronger and now at more than 'eig'lity-four' vears he can see to read perfectly with tthe naked eye. Alr. Chapman W()ll!dy like Mr. Kinnigon to explain. | | : ~ Allen County Judge Is Indicted ] ‘Two indiciments were returned h_v! the Allen county grand jury. Former Judge. Carl Yaple now serving a 2 to 14 years term in state prison was indicted on another charge of embezziement. He is charged with naving converted $4.200 belonging 1o Mio. Estella Bowers to his nse. K. C. Hollman former manager of the i“m‘a’, Wayne Amervican Security ('mnpany; was indicted for grand larceny. Hort- | man is alleged to have stolen §1,300 from the company. : _ .

Piay Draws Big

“The Flapper Grandmother” a musical comedy by home talent was played to crowded houses in Bagles hall Monday and Tuesday evenings and was heartily received. The acting closely aporoaches the pf‘niessional. The production was given at the Jefferson in Goshen Wednesday night.

Sidd Trapeze Performance

While her six-vear-old-son Bobbic was away al school Mrs. Sarah J. Byers 31 committed suicide by hanging herself on the hoy’s trapeze in the basement of her home in Indianapolis. 111 health was given as the motive.

- THERE IS NO BETTER COAL THAN Dundon Red Ash This Month no Prices so Low 5 tons Or more now - . 80725 . o ahl May g . 67 Ligonier Artifical Ice Co. Phone 100 '

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Home Realty and Investment Co. ROOMS 3 AND 4 SECOND FLOOR = . LEVY BLOCK. LIGONIER, IND. J. L. HENRY Manager : City Propéyties and Farms for sale that will epye:l to you, especially’'when you consider tlhe fpossikiiity. cf future prices. . " , ~ FARM LOANS . 57 FFDERAL LAND BANK FARM LOAN3S7 O witth EXCEPTIONAL, Privelege Clause o SECURITIES - The Securities that we have to offer, are of the highest type. GRAVEL ROAD, SCHOOL, PUBLIC UTILITY and REAL ESTATE PREFERRED STOCK, all TAX FREE. _ “ | h_ ~ Official Indiana License Branch = Automobile, Truck, Chauffeurs License, Cerlificates of Titles and Transfers. All given special e . . attention. oG D

! 51,850 For An Eye Howusd H. Kaulman a minor represented by Harman G. Kaufman :was asarded u judgment against the ‘New York Ceniral Ballroad- Co., for $1,950 in (e saperaor court at Elkhart The settlement was by agreement between the plaintiff an dthe railroad company. While working in the shops of the company on March 27 1925 the plaintiff suffered an inujry to his left eve which destroyed the sight the accident being due it was agreed to a defective tool the plaintiff was using a chip flving off and striking him.

Lacked Three Pins

. Walter Binder of this city lacked ivthree pins of rolling a perefct score iat’ the -An;hes' alleys Monday night and rolled a total of 297. He bowled eleven straight strikes and then all quit bowling on the other alleys lo watbh his last effort. He missed the head pin and got 7 pinls on his last attempt.—Columbia City Post.

Burglars Halted.

{ Steve Waters and Anthony Frank ;of P‘ittsburgh alleged members of a gyng of automobiles thieves both holding jail records were taken off Pennsylvania train Wo. 19 bound for Chicago last week at Warsaw by railroad officers. The men are being held pend ling advices as to where to send them.

Mau's Body Found.

Fishermen seining for minnows found the hody of Peter Walsh age about 56 a stationary fireman at the New York Central roundhouse near Fort Wayne in the water of a ditch from the city power plant near Lawton park about 2 o’clock Monday affernoon. : :

Peculiar Aceident

1.. L. Longshore 40 residing north east of Columhbia City suffered a shattered left hip in a peculiar accident that occured Monday morning on the highway when he was jerked from a wagon by a horse he was leading.

Keed At South Bend.

Senator James A. Reed of Missouri candidate for the democratic nomination for president will speak in South Bend on April 12 it has been announced. s : :

Two Banks Merge.

The Lincoln National Bank and the Lincoln Trust Co., of Fort Wayne will be merged it was antbunced after a meeting of the stockholders of the two institutions vesterday afternoon.

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Maple Sap to Put Out Fire,

- When a sugar camp owned and operated by Frank Fishbaugh {four miles south of Markle Huntington -’county caught fire from a furnace used to hoil the sap, the flames con--Isumed the entire camp equipment lﬂ.nd building entailing a loss of sevleral hundred dollars. A large implement shed located near the sugar camp building was saved when several harrels of maple sap were used to extinquished the flames. Fishbaugh sai? it was the first time he had ever heard of firemen using maple sap to subdue a fire." , - - Hurt In Auto Crash., Elmer Ewing of South Bend was in~j Jjured when the truck he was driving crashed into a tree near Churubusco. He wuas taken to the Lutheran hospital where he is suffering from a fractured leg and burns about his face and hands. ‘ ' The truck turned over and Ewing was pinned under the car. Enreute to the hospital in an ambulance driven by ‘S. M. Sonday, Ewing featureed in. another accident. The ambulance col- | lided . with a car driven by James Keller of Fort Wayvne. Coast to Coast For $56.50 Tans-continental bus service New York to Lios Angeles will be started soon if plans now under way go through without a hitch. A gigantic merger involving 323 bus companies from c¢oast to coast will make the service possible. The trip will requil‘é six days and six nights and the cost will be $56.50 'hait' of the present railroad fare. :

o Charge Bad Check. Andrew Vaanderford candidate o the ‘Republican ticket for sheriff of Whitiey county subject to the May primaries has been arrested by Sheriff J. M. Haynes on a charge of writing a bad check. Vanderford’s trial has been set for April 10 in the court of Mayor Lioyd Crouch at Columbia City. Opens New Tire Shop. AL C. Eash of all Grange has opened a new tire and vulcanizing Shop in the room f{ormerly occupied by Irvin Kauffman as a garage on Cavin street, Mr. ‘Eash expects to open his shop for business next Monday. : CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Welir Block. . Sunday school 9:456 A M. I.esson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Everylody welcoms. ’Pay your Banner subscriptions. '

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Dismiss Charges

Charges of burglary that have been pendng fo ra couple of years against James E. Remington of South Whitley were dismissed by Special Judge I. H. Wrigley of the Noble circuit court Tuesday afternoon. The charges were bronght by Robert E. Hicks of the Hicks Publishing Company of South Whitley who alleged that Mr. |Remington had stolen certain valuable papers from him. . : . According to W. H. Kissinger who represented Mr. Remington an agreement had existed between Prosecutor C. A. Lincoln and attorney George 0. Compton that the charges against Mr. Remington be tried before Special Judge Emrick. When the matter came up Monday afternoon it developed that no papers had becn filed to perfect the change of Judge and Judge Wrigley then refused to surrender jurisdiction. After some argument Mr. . Compton withdrew from the case ang Mr. Remington then summoned Mr. W. H. Kissingor. A jury was empaneled Monday aiterncon and when court convened Tuesday- morning Judge Wrigley asked to see the affidavit. It was suggested that the affidavit was not good and Judge Wrigley so held. 1t was ruled that the affidavit stated simply that the defendant entered and committed a felony, instead of that he [entered with intent to commit a ifeiouy and that it was nor geod as a larceny affidavit because the value of %'the papes taken was not stated. The case was dissmissed and Mr. Reming- , ton released. He had been out on bond. { The case was venued to Noble county from Whitley county. ; !

: _ Ira Bouner in Mixup. Ira Bonner with the Goshen music house of Roger & Wilson while returning home from ILigonier on the Lincoln Highway Monday evening driving a Ford truck collided with the Daniel meat truck from Columbia City Mr. Bonner was - hurt considerably and both trucks badly damaged. : Levi Llinger bie< Levi Klinger 76 residing in Noble county northeast of Churubusco died Sumday forenoon from complication of ailments. The wife three daughters and one son survive. Opens Beauty Shop. Miss Mabel Addis has - opened 1 beauty parlov in one. of the small buildings belonging to the Kerr estate on South Cavin street and will be in pesonal charge of the business. ' Now is the time to pay your Banner subscription—DO IT NOW! (

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