Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 12A, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 April 1928 — Page 2

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A Rosey Prediction

Indianapolis, April. 14-—*With Indiana’'s 33 delegates for Herbert Hoover in:the Kansas City convention he will be nominated on the first ballot” according to Oscar Foellinger Indiana manager for Mr. Hoover. “Even without Indiana’s 33 Mr. Hoover's nominaticn could not be delayed beyond the third ballot at longest, for infermation yived from Washington indicates that he is certain to have 536 on the first ballot which would be but 9 short of the number necessary to nominate and which does not take into account 128 delegaies whose second chgice is Hoover.” : ' “Our information comes fron: a tabulation made by National Committeeman, William M. Crocker after he had attended the meeting of the Republican Natienal Committec in Kan sas City where he obtained data fiom every state in the Union. _ ; ““To this first baliot strength’ for Mr. Hoover may be added on later ballots if needed 128 more delegates, bringing the total Hoover strength up to 660 or 115 mcore than needed to nominate. All this without Indiana. “Reports from every district and mearly every county in Indiana within the last 48 hours makes certain in my opinion, that the Toover 'tidal" wave has struck Indiana with a force that makes it irresistible. The opposition is making a great dea! of noise is merely the squeaks and rattles of an old political macaine that is about ready to fall apart. “We know sections of Indiana where there is every -indication that Mr. Hoover will poll a vote of four or five to one over his opponent. Our polls show the ratio to be as great as ten and fifteen to one. bat in some places we are not making the foolish claim that the balloting will show up that stronglv. in Mr. Hoover's favor.”

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Chester K. Watson Democratic Candidate for JOINT SENATOR Allen and Noble Counties

For County Sherifi. I desire to announce to my friends that T am a candidate for sheriff of Noble county on the republican ticket and ask their suport in the primary May Bth. . : ; LAURENCE WOLF.

FOR SHERIFF

1 desire to announce my candidacey for sheriff of Noble County on .the democratic ticket in the primary May Bth. The support of the voters will be a%preciated. » ; M. G. WILLIAMS Ligonier 11b FOR SHERIFF : Please take notice that I am a candidate for Sheriff of Noble County subject to the Democrat Primary May. 8 1928. . Any assistance given in my behalf will be greatly apreciated. PERRY J. STANLEY. 11btf

For County Clerk

I wish to announce my candidacy for the nomination of Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court subject to the will of the voters of the Demccratic primary May 8 1928. « HARRIETT MILLER, Albion G6abw

FOR SHERIFF

I take this means to announce my name as a candidate for Sheriff of Noble county on the Republican ticket subject to the primary election Tuesday Meay 8 1928. = EUGENE J PARKER

FOR SHERIFF

I take this means to announce my name as a candidate for Sheriff on the Republican tisket subject to the primary on May the Bth. ARCHIE M. BORTNER - e

Clerk Annouvncement

1 wish to announce my candidacy for the nomination of Clerk of the Noble Circnit Count on the democratie ticket subject to the Primary election May Bth., ; : |

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First row, left to right —William Mecßride, Esquire; Harrison Powers, Inner Guard; Elmore D. Sturgis, Leading Knight; ‘Wendell Smith, Violinist Floyd Robinson, Soloist. - : : Middie row —Arlie Hammond, Secretary; Dr. Paul J. Ritt, Lecturing Knight; Jack Belger, Pianisi; Carl lielms, Electrician. ‘ : ! Top row---Robert Stout, Chaplain; John H. Adris, Exalted Ruler; Fred @.rdner Loyal Knight. - ' e S§

Outlook Good. «

Keen enthusiasm over the industrial outlook for the coming Summer and 11 was voiced here today by officials of) the Chevrolet Motor company uptheir return from country-wide dealers meetings that brought them snto direcy contact with representatives of every city, town and hamlet in the United States. : - Thirty-six such meetings held at as many key centers during the past ten weeks, afforded the Chevrolet executives an éxcellent opportunity to see and study at first hand the various factors that determine the business future. , Confidence that the abnormal prosperity enjoyed last year would con‘tinue in accelerated measure well into 1928 was cxpressed both by R. H. Grant vice president in charge of s les, whose official = party traveled throughout the East; and H. J. Klingler general sales manager who headed a second group that covered the West. : Among the favorable factors noted were: Small and relatively few areas of depression; no disturhing political issues; widespread employment, with unemployment at normal; a winter and spring advantageous to the farmer ; -large building and construction programs under way and a general realization that the “presidential year” bugaboo is purely a mental hazard and not a deterrent to busi-

Enjoy Good Business Hudson-Essex has enjoyed in January, February and March of this year the most active and successful first guarter inits history, according to a company bulletin forwarded to Elijah & Roe Hudson-Essex - dietributors here. In that period it was reported the company had produced 91,500 six cylinder cars a new high record for volume production and shipments. The trend of business has been steadily upward, it was declared January showed over 25,000 FRebruary more than 30,000 and March in excess of 35,000. This total compares with around 75,000 cars a year ago, which u p to that time was HudsonEssex's most succesful winter seasomn. The message declared that the company had marked up the greatest export and Canadian business as well as domestic in this period. ;

Political Smashup.

Two powerful political machines were in ruins today and a third—that of Mayor William Hale Thompson—was damaged alrost to the point of complete wreckage by the results of Tuesday's state primary election. Governor Len Small and State® Attorney Robert E. Crowe of Cook coun-

ty aparently had saved nothing from the political smashup which overturned administration candidates for all state offices and all major offices in Cook county. ‘

Farm Home Destroyed

The 11 room 2-story frame house of A. R. Shugart at-Waterloo was destroyed by fire at a loss of $5,5600 covered by insurance. Nothing was saved except a few household articles. Mr. and Mrs. Shugart were in Auburn at the time of the fire visiting a daughter. No cause for the fire has been learned. - When discovered the fire had such a start that the fire department was unable to check it,

Chamber of Commerce

Twenty-eight thembers of the Chamber of Commerce met at Hotel Ligonier Friday noon and enjoyed a fine luncheon. Members signed sponsor cards for members of the 4-H clubs. Seventeen members agreed to attend the Toledo Chicago booster meeting at Nappanee Friday evening April 27th. - 2

Banker to Be Sentenced

Ernest L. Bright 60 years old former cashier of the Laketon State Bank and for the past year receiver for the Sidney State Bank in Wabash county will be sentenced next Saturday to one to ten years in the state prison on his plea of guilty in thec ircuit court at Warsaw to a charge of second degree rape. i

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National Delegates Chosen

~ Leaders jn the free-for-all battle of ballots for presidential delegates retained their advantages today on the face of returns from four state pri3xnaries and conventionss at which 155 Kansas City and Houston votes were at stake. - : ~ Lowden picked up at least 30 of the 90 district delegates chosen in the Illinois Republican primary boosting his total to 130 pledged and claimed convention votes to date. Hoover who did not' figure in yesterday’s balloting still has a lead of 181 instructed and claimed delegates. - On the Democratic side Governor Smith garnered at least 47 of the 50 district delegates chosen in Illinois and ran his total of pledged and claim ed detegates to 241. Nebraska’s 16 votes already had been conceded former Senator Hitchcock and a tumultu‘ous convention in Oklahoma selected an uninstructed delegation composed of Smith and Reed supporters. Smith's big lead in the race for the nomination at Houston is expected to be increased by eight when the Democratic state convention meets in lilnois to select that many declegates at large and complete the delegate slate of 58 from that state.

. Mrs. Cora Kinney 51 heart tiouble, Elkhart Mrs. Dessie Rexinger 52 diafbetes Elkhart; -Mrs. Luciile Johnson Bright's disease Nappanee: Mrs. C. F. Miller 80 paralysis Elithart, Allen Dohner 66 former councilman died suddenly at his home in Columbia City of heart trouble Monday afternoon; Mrs. Alta Summe 23 pneumonia Silver Lake. :

The people of Indiznapolis are coming to their senses. The indicted city councilmen six in number are being replaced by good citizens as fast as their resignations are received. Meredith Nicholson noted cuthor and leading democrat is-a late addition to the councilmanic body.

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Near-by Deaths

Coming to Senses

HUDSON-ESSEX SALES

- Native of Noble County Dies Mrs. Jennie Gwilt aged 49 yvears wife of William Gwilt died at her home in Elkhart after a three months’ iliness of complication of discases. The deceased was born im Nohls county April 1 1879. She was ‘married to William Gwilt.in 1901, i

Umntbus War Bill,

An omnibus war veterans bill reopening -insurance privileges to all veterans in good health and liberalizing may other featuress of present law was reported favorabiy to the louse of Representatives in concress Ly the veterans committee.

Third Wife at Tweniv.

John Newton of Portiand is only 20 years old but he has taken unto himLimself a ‘third bride. His first marriage was annulled and the seccond e¢nded when the wife obtained o divorce. The third bride was Miss Lulu T.awhorn, 22. :

Meets With Mishap.

While driving from Fort Wayne Thursday Charles ¥F. Green bugned out a connecting rod in his machine. He bad to abandon the ecar near Wolf Lake and have it fowed into Ligonier. - :

Injuries Are Fatal

Samuel J. Brown 65 of Midictown, 0., died at Peru as 'a result of injuries” received in an accident Monday at Maricn. Mr. Brown was unaware of the sericusness of his injuries.

Four Conncilmen Fined

Four of six former Indianag)olis councilmen charged with selling their votes Wednesday pleaded guilty -to misdemeanor charges and eééaped with $lOO fines. ‘

Is Wet Candidate

T. P. Riddle of Clear Lake is a Twelfth district democratic. candidate for congress and is running on a wet platform. He will not get.far.

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Administrator’s Sale

At the home of Mrs. Frank Shallenbarger 3 miles southwest of Ligzonier |on the Frank Shallenbarger farm. Sale cogmmencing at 10 o'cleck TUESDAY APRIL 17. L ; Gray Gelding. 10 years 1600 Ibs, bay driving mare 9 years old, brow.‘n Jersey cow 8§ years old, fawa Jersey cow b years old, sow and B.pigs, 15 shoats, 10 doz. chickens, 3% Turnbull wagon, breaking plow, 2 shovel plows horse cultivator, spring tooth harrow, set log bunks, sel dump boards, single buggy, spring wagon, set work harness, set single harnpess, corn sheller, 2 log chains, cant hock, set fence stretchers, set doubleirecs and singletrees . and neck yoke, pitch fork and dung forks and scoop shovels, tank heater, cross cut saw, -grass scythe, grain crade, 2 axas, work bench and vise, sickle grinder, platform ‘scales, sleigh, copper kettle, iron Kkettle, kettle ring -meat board, sausage stuffer and grinder. lard press, corn, oats and hay, 4 bu‘shels seed pot.itoes, vinegar. ~ Houschold Goods~--New Ccook stove ifour~bumer oil stove, base burner, hot blast stove, kitchen cabinet, kitchen table, 4 cupboards, breakfast table and four chairs, 11 extra chairs cooking utensils, National cream separator, dining table and 6 chairs, bui-: fet and dishes, sewing machine library table, couch, 2 Morris chairs, book case, plano, Axminister rug, rug, 2 wooden beds and springs and mattresses, chest, bureau and mirror, stair carpet, rag carpet, other miscellaneous articles. - : Terms—All sums of five dollars and under cash on sums over five dollars! a credit of 6 months with 7 percentl interest will be given. . W. L. SHALLENBARGER W , Administrator Auctioncer—Harley Longcer Jlerk—H, E. Hoak. : :

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Home Realty and Investment Co. ' ROOMS 3 AND 4 SECOND FLOOR LEVY BLOCK, LIGONIER, IND. ' ‘ J. L. HENRY Manager City Properties and Farms for sale that will appeal to you, especially when you consider the possibility of filireprices . - v FARM LQANS 57 FFDERAL LAND BANK FARM LOAI\'BS7 /0 wtth EXCEPTIONAL Privelege Clause </ /0 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. o : : - Official Indiana License Branch Automobile, Truck, Chauffeixrs License, Cerlificates | of Titles and Transfers. All given special - attention. :

Tire Vulcanizing and o Auto Laundry We are now open tor business and equiped to do all kinds ot tire repairing. We care a complete line of Cooper Tires in all sizes. We will make you a good allowance for your old tires in exchange for new ones. | ' We buy and sell used tires Ligonier Tire Service 110 Cavin St. Room formerly occupied by Kauffman Garage

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