Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 39B, Ligonier, Noble County, 25 October 1928 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner ‘ Established 1858 . . - Published by THE BANYER PUBLISHING €O, W, . B. Harrison; Editor M. A. Cotherinan, .\lZmager Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, Indiganu, as second class matter. |

DEMOCRATIC TICKET o ~ National e * President—Alfred E." Smith, New “York. ' : : Vice President—-Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas. ' o FOR U. S. SENATOR . : ~ Albert Stump For Governor— : FANK C. DAILEY Lieutenant-Governor—- , ADDISON DRAKE - Secretary of State— ' _ ARTHUR J. HAMRIGK - S uditor— o " . GEORGE W. SWIGART / Treasurer—- - JAP JONES ' Supt.; Jublic Instruction—- " JOHN 'A. LINEBARGER Attorney General—- ' CURTIS SHAKE ; Reporter of Supreme Court—- - MRS. MAY HACK - Judge Supreme Court, Second Dis~ trict— : i : THOMAS H. BRANAMAIN Judge Appellate Court, First Dis- - trict—- : W. W. CURLL, - Judge ‘Appellate Court, Sccond Distriet— . GLENN J. CLIFFORD ‘Representative in Congress—i ' SAMUEL D. JACKSON : Prosecuting Attorney— - : RALPH W. PROBST State. Senator— . CHESTER.\IQ “WATSON : State—Representative— . WILLIAM H. FAVINGER ? Clerk Noble Circuit Court—j FRANCES M. BEANE : County Treasurer— ' : OWEN A. YOUNG County Sheriff—- : WILLIAM HOFFMAN - County Coroner— = . JUgwiew MOBRR . County ‘Surveyor—- . - HARRY W. :MORTORFF ~ | Commissioner Middle District— - FRANK B. HARPER | ‘ @ommissioner Northern District—- - NOAHR F. smiTtH ' |

Five Person Injured.

Five persons - were injured and a Whippet —sedan completely demslish¢d when it crashed with a large truck and trailer, loaded with eight tons of piping, two miles west of Bristol ;(t, 4:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. One person is suffering severe injurics, while the other four are hadly: cut and bruised = = x 5

The truck owned by the Zetfern Motor Truck Co., of .South Bend, :was headed east when the driver, -Oscar Brenneman, of South Bend, allowed the heavy vehicle to “shimmy” "and cut across the road, side-swiping the small, sedan_and tearing- its top ompletely off. - : Mrs. Amanda Brindley of Bristol, the most seriously injured of the five, received two—broken ribs, bad—cuts and bruises about the hody and pnf\'sb ble internal injuries. - 2

Shumaker is Ready.

Although“expecting “no decision until after election”, E. S. Shumaker is ready to take his Indiana supreme court contempt care “into,f federal court” -if the state court decides

“against” him again, Shumaker said in an interview at Muncie. “The Indi-

ana supreme court certainly will not decide my case until after election,” Shumaker was quoted as saying, for one of the ‘wet’ judges is up for re-election. I have 1o idea what the decigion will be when =it~ d6es come.”

Kendallyville Man Hurt.

D. C. Wilson, 84, prominent business man of Kendallville, was seriously injured ' Monday night when he was struck by an automobile driven by Harvey Roush of that city. 1 Mr. Wilson is suffering from a concussion of the brain and larcerations about the face and body. He was unconscious when taken to the Lakesidae hospital. e

To Visit Goshen.

Mr._and Mrs. Robert Shobe of Ligonier will arrive here the latter part of the week to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brookmeyer, of South Eighth street. Goshen Democrat. » e &

What is the dzhamp.acinf America—see Helen Foster in “The Road to Ruin” and’ decide for yourself. -

WILLIAM HOFFMAN Democratic Candidite for of Nﬁble {County | ~ Your Support Will be ~ Appreciated

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e Finds (an of Money. {lﬁindiné of $9O. in money, bills and _siTver—in an old tin can buried in the hasement of the Clyde tleaton residence, at Leesbur: may lead to veritable mining operations in the im} mediate future. Heaton discovered the ¢an of money when he had occasinn to do some digging in the base ment. The bills were mouldy and ready to fall in pieces, but were acceptable at- the bank. The residence was formerly (jccupie(l by Ira I2n'yeart, a recluse, who was killed two yvears ago by an interurban ‘car.. Enyveart lived -alone and. occupied his spare winter time with painting futuristic designs in 'vivid colors over the ceilings and walls -of his home. The work was artistically odd, but disclosed unusual skill..

Ounly One Way to Seratch.

- In some localities there has been a wrong impréssion gone out relative to how to vote a “scratched ticket;” In Indiana there is only'one way to vote a scratched ticket and that is to leave the circles or party emblenis entirely alone, and mark each name for which wvou-wish to vote. There are

some states"in which one—may vote a SCl‘atCheMﬂﬁi’—l')S/'—{)ﬁrkil’gg‘ in the irele and then marking the candidates on the other tickets, but Indiana is not one of them. . In this state there are only two wavs of marking a Dballot. You must either vote a straight ticket, or leave the circle ‘alone and vote for. each "candidate separately. It y'ou’_ mark th¢ circleandthen mark any of the candidates your ballot will be discarded. . L

Woeman -is Missing.

Auburn county and’ Lty ~officials joined residents of Newville township in a search for -Mrs.. Mike Haupt of near Newville, who disappeared Saturday morning. - g

*Mrs. Haupt is thought by a number of persons to. have committed suicide by jumping into the St. Joseph river, but the officers are iinclined’to think she is hiding out some place and is alive. !

Heavy Fire Loss. A~ $30,000 loss was sustained by the

McNeal Gravel Wash Co., at Wolcottville _Monﬂay morning hetween three and four o’'clock, when fire of an unknown oerigin destroyed all the buildings. The local fire department responded, but the. fire . had gathered too much headway before discovered.

.. Vera Reynolds.is “Almost Human” --a fine comedy drama at Crystal Saturday.. ° -

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Vandals Ruin Auto of Hunters. Two Plymouth nimreds were the victims of the nieanest vandals in the county’s history, accordingf to | local authorities, while the hunters were stalking game cn a farm about five miles scuth of there. The hunters, Clyde Prie and William Dimmitt, had parked their car by theside .of the rcad after obtaining permission from the farmer to hunt in his field. ‘ e When they returaned o their: car they were horrified to find that some ore had smashed tho glass of their hecadlights, taken out their bulbg aud ground them in the dirt, had let the air out of all of their tircy, and with a_pair off pliers had twisted the gasolilie feed pipe line so as to make it ueelpss. - - o : ‘The two hunters said they knew of no enemies. They have offered a re{wurd for any information leading to th 2 identity of the vandals.

Frank ‘Unrue - Suicide Victim.

-Despondent over ‘ill health, Frank Unrue, 59, of Millershurg, took his own life sometime Saturday afterioon or night by sending a bullet from an old type revolver through his barin, His body propped in an upright positicn against a wook-box was found Sunday morniné by relatives who became alarmed at his absence. Coroner. W. A. Stauffer, of Elkhart, calléd to conduct an inquest into the death, returned a. verdict of ’suicide. He had been dead several hours when found. e

Believes Husband Dead.

_lfranklin. Tucker, alleged .victim of Indiana’s “corpseless’ murder” case, is dead so far as his wife is concerned, although hi shody has never becn found. The- wife, Mrs. Lillian C. Tucker, and Perey C. Shoeniaker, a Warsaw mechanic, are on a honeymoon, following their marriage at Columbia City Friday by Mayor Lloyd S. Chouch. : S

In the application for a marriage license, Mrs. Tucker stated she pre: sumed Tucker to be dead. - ;

- . ‘Breaks Hip in Fall Mrs. John Hoover, about 75 years old, of Wakarusa, sustained a double fracture of her left hip Mpnday,»\vhen she fell while descending the cellar steps at her home. ' i Jt couldn't happen to your child, but see what happens to ‘the other man’s daughter. See “The Road to . Ruin” at Crystal tonight and tomorrow night. Matinee by ladies only. Hear the lect'ur.er_with the picture.

8,000 Bushels of Apples

Many persons of this community hava recently visited the apple orchard of Dr. A| E. Eagles west of Wolcottville former Chicago dentist, An eight thousand bushel crop this year proves that the dream of the Chicago dentist to get away from.the city and become a successful apple grower has materialized. . = The orchard was planted on a ridge sloping toward a small lake so that the cold air runs off like water and the orchard escapes fm?tsih_at other wise would damage the' trees. None of the trees in the orchard is over eight' years old. There are 3,000 trees in the orchard ‘at present and this year they were nearly all loaded with fruit to such an extent that the limbs touched the ground. This vear's crop: is the largest to date. although 5,000 bushels of apples were picked last yvear. . i

Dr. Eagles has planted alfalfa in his orchard which is used as a mulch to preserve moisture and in putting nitrogen ‘into the- soil. Standard spraying methods are used, the .trees being sprayed six times this Season, At présent one man can spray the orchard in four or five days.

Christian Science Serviee

“Doctrine of Atonement” was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday October 21. : . i _ Among the citations which comprised the Lesson—Sermqh was 'the following from the Bible: “Speak thou the things which become sound doctrine: For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men, Teaghing-us that, denj{'ing ungodliness and wordly lusts we should live soberly righteously and godly, in this, present world“ (Titus 2:1. 11} 19). 1 e

The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passages from the: Chris® tian Science textbook “Sciemce and Health -with. Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy; “Atonement is the ‘exemplification of man’s unity with God whereby man reflects ~divine Truth Life and Love, Jesus of Nazareth taught and demonsirated man’'s oneness with the Futheﬂ and for this ve owe him endless homage, He did life’s work aright not only in justice {n himself but in mercy to mortals—to show them how to do theirs but not to do it for them%n‘or to relieve them of a single responsibility” (p 18). ' o

Birthday Dinner.

Mrs. Mary: Wade, a well known resident, of Ligonier was honored with a basket dinner Sunday on the occasion of her 75th birthday anniversary.| Those present "were Mr. and Mrs. . Alva Wade, of Battle Creek, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hough, Mr. and Mrs. William Hough and family, Mr. and Mrs.,Raymond Byer and family, Miss Thelma Hough and Miss Nadine Hough of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beckner, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wade and family, Mr. and Mrs George White and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wade, Mrs. Shirley Hostetter and family, Finfield Wade, Lawrence Wade and. the guest of honor. Many beautiful presents were received Ly the hostess. :

sSmoke House Blaze

An alarm’ from Zone No. 4 cuailed the fire department to the Qualiy NMeat Market at the corner of Cavin and Fourth streets Tuesday forcnoon to extinguish a blaze in the old smoke bouse which stands in the rear of the market Quilding. ‘fl‘he dama'ge: was sliocht b 1 : ; »

. See “The Road to Ruin”—the story 'ovf the tising generation and life as they are living it. The great heart of American youth - laid bare—its at Crystal tonight and tomorrow.

: Notice to Non-residents State of Indiana Noble County SS: In the Noble Circuit Court, - ~October term 1928 = . No. a 0179. ‘ : Notice to Non-residents. The ,S_tatea»lßalﬂ;( of Goshen . . Samuel C. Gibson, Mabel Gibson et al Be it known that on the 20th/day of August 1928 the plaintiff in the above entitled cause filed in the office of lthe clerk of said Noble Circuit Court of -said State, ‘its complaint against the defendants in said cause and the said plaintiff having also filed in said clerk’s office in said cause the affidavit of a competent peprson showing that Samuel C. Gibson and Mabel Gibson are non-residents of the State of Indiana, and that this cause of action is for the foreclosure of a mortgage and that said plaintiff has a good and meritorious cause of action against the defendamts and that said defendants Samuel C. Gibson and Mabel Gibson are necessary parties thereto. = i

} Now therefore each and all of the ‘rabo've named ‘defendants are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them and that unless they appear in said court and answer or ‘demur thereto on the 7th day of January 1929, the same being the first judicial day of a;ferm of said court-to be begun and held at the court house in the town of Albion. in said Noble County, Indiana, on the first Monday in January 1929, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in their abgence. Bl g

Witness the clerk and seal of said court this 17th day of October 1928. (Seal) Frances M. Beane Clerk - of the Noble Circuit Court. Davis & Schaefer attorneys for plaintiff. 38b3w Sl e el e

: $7,000 for Loss of Eye . For the loss of an eye, Monroe Martin, has been awarded $7,000 by a Miami circuit court jury -in his suit against the Vandalia railroad company. A piece of steel broken from a pick the plaintiff was using while in the company's employ struck him in the eye. He alleged the pick was defective. e B - | . ISR S : } What is the shame of America—see Helen Foster in “The Road to Ruin” and decide for yourself. 3AST o e o PUBLIC SALE . The undersigned will sell at public auction on the John Crothers -farm 1 mile west of Kimmell 2 miles East of Cromwell and 4 miles South -and East of Ligonier sale to commence promptly at 11:00° A. M. on WEDNESDAY OCT. 31 : The following property té-wit; 4 HEAD HORSES—Two good heavy draft teams, good workers, one roam team one bay team. . ; 12 SORTHORN CATTLE—AIII registered or eligible to registry, 7. B. tested. Herd bull 4 years old good roan cow aoflAYYY.sk4 2k

breeder and excellent disposition, roan cow 4 years old, roan:cow 7 yvears old with heifer calf at side, 2 roan cows 7 years old red cow 9 yvears old. All pasture bred and registered. 4 heifer spring calves 2 roans and 2 reds, roan bull calf. GRAINS—-Oats, corn in crib, 4 tons of alfalfa and clover hay, oats straw in the barn. * : i

FARMING TOOLS—2 sets of ‘work harness, set of double driving harness pair leather nets, 6 horse collars, Birdsell manure_ spreader, Johnston binder 7 ft. cut;with tongue truck, Johnson corn binder, Johnston mower Superior drilly 12 disc Dane hay loader, Thomas hay tedder, Studebaker : wagon with trii)le box, Turnbull wagon, single buggy rubber tires tfanning mill, barn scales 1000 Ib. capacity, spike tooth harrow, side. delivery hay rake, steel land roller, John Deere sulky plow, Oliver walking plow WNo. 222, Oliver disc harrow, Black Hawk corn planter, 2 Oliver corn cultivators, Knuckle bob sleds dump boards winged shovel plow, Clover seed buncher log bunks flat bottom hay rack, beef scaifold post drill and bits, steel leg vice, tackle blocks dies tools and many articles too numerous to mention.

‘'TERMS OF SALE—AIII sums of $5 and under cash. All ovrr that amount a eredit of 6 months will be given, purchaser giving bankable noie with good freehold security bearing 7 per cent interest. If not paid when due 8 per cent interest from date of sale until paid. No property to be removed until settled for satisfdctorily. JOHN CROTHERS - Al Goss, Auctioneer .

H. E. Hoak Clerk Willing Worers "of the Christian church will serve lunch.

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A few of our exceptional Used Car values ~ ¢with an OK that counts’’

" CHEVROLET TOURING 1926 - ~ Five balloon tires, Dueon finish and upholstering as clean as new—car mechanically perfit. We invite your inspection. $70.00 down GMAC 12 ‘months. ’ WITH AN O.K. THAT COUNTS. CHEVROLET SEDAN 1928 Car runs and looks like new, five good tires: Bumpers and Duco finish. Practically a new car at a used car price. e . 5 WITH' AN O.K. THAT COUNTS.

~ LINCOLN CHEVROLET, Inc. Ligonier ~ Phone 145 | btbis . LOOk for the'fßed,;,Tagf“Wi’th 2n OK that counts’

| - ' IT costs no more than ‘ : an ordinary vacuum e T ' cleaner. Yet the new , : popular-priced Hoover [ o offers cleaning effictency - =~ | ' /38| obtainable in noother - E" cleaner. “Positiv:‘ Agitaa]-l : . 8Y4% tion” gets rugs clean : E‘é’ tkewa{g:hrough.@nd clean ;\"""i _rugs astionsger. Easy . . o -37&“‘ terms. Only $59.50. 1 ‘ - s : | , | o e W DEMONSTRATION , A= B - BOOTH ‘ ' :!l :..\-— ‘,l,i_/ - 90 FLOOR ' b 1 0« - Nl s ‘ z 3?. i ; <oy : ‘ o ® 3 » C ﬁ‘;—mw \ V ~ Ligonier Electric Shop . O.G. Bowen - ° Walt Robinson

Home Reélty, and Investment Co. - ROOMS 3 AND 4 SECOND FLOOR i ~ LEVY BLOCK. LIGONIER, IND. _‘ | J. L. HENRY Manager = ' City Properties and Farms for sale that vw_ir_ll‘ appeal to you, especially when you vconside{\ the poSsib?l-ity of future prices. . S ' - FARMIOANS. . 0 @ 57 FFDERAL LAND BANK FARM LOAI\'BS7 /0 wtth EXCEPTIONAL Privelege Clause J/0 . - SECURITIES i 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.- - - . Official Indiana License Branch Automobile, Truck, Chauffeurs License, Cerlificates of Titles and Transfers. All given special attention. e

Never Before Have We Offered Such Values on Recouditioned» Cars ~Smaill Down Payment—Easy Terms!

Never before in our history have we delivered as many new Chevrolets as we have this year. Naturally a large part of this increased business involved the trade-in of the Chevrolet owner’s previous car. This enables us to offer some exceptionally fine used cars that have been thoroughly inspected and reconditioned and carry the official red “00. K. That Counts” tag. This tag shows you exactly what has been done

1 CHEVROLET CABROLET 1927 . A very late model; 5 balloon tires ?that show no wear disc wheels, bumpgers, Duco finish. Must be seen to be ;appreciated. Practically a new car at a used car price. Only $160.00 ‘down. Balance 12 months. . ; i‘ WITH AN O.K. THAT COUNTS. 5 A < 'CINE, TON TRUOK CHASSIS 1925 " Runs perfect, lonks good, new tires ,A dandy. Priced to sell. Small down payment and easy terms. o | WITH AN O.K. THAT COUNTS.

to put the car in mechanical condition for thousands of miles of satisfactory service. In buying these reconditioned cars from us you get definite assurance of quality and value—and this week you can buy them at very low prices that make them the greatest values we have ever offered. Make a small down payment and drive away the car of yvour choice—easy terms for the balance. See these cars today! ‘

. FORD FORDOR: SEDAN 1925 Very clean. Has had unusually good care. Baldon tires and good paint.. : Will cheerfully demonstrate. $185.00 cash of $75.00 down, balance easy payments. _ WITH AN O.K. THAT COUNTS. FORD 'TOURING 1926 . - . ‘Mechanically 0.K., good rubber and paint. = A bargain if you can use a touring car. $l5O will take it. Easy payment§ if desired. o WITH AN O.K. THAT COUNTS.