Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 40B, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 November 1928 — Page 4

The Ligoner Banner " Established 1%5¢ L Published by ‘ 1 THE BANNER PUBLISHING (0. W. C. B. Harrison, Editor - M. A. Cotherman, Manager - e s e e Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, Indiana, as sccond class matter.

JDEMOCRATIC TICKET ' v 4 National President——Alfred E. Smith New York. : . : Vice President—Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas. - FOR U: S. SENATOR : - Albert Stump : = For Governor— : e . FANK C. DAILEY - Lieutenant-Governor— : ; : ADDISON DRAKE of Secretary of State— ARTHUR J. HAMRICK Aunditor— = . - GEORGE W. SWIGART . ' Treasurer— ; JAP JONES - , Supt. Jublic Instruction—- _ JOAN A. ‘LINEBARGER Attorney General— : ) CURTIS SHAKE Reporter of Supreme Court— MRS. MAY HACK Judge Supreme Court, Second DisLrict—/ : : .. THOMAS H. BRANAMAN" Judge Appellate Court, First Dis- = tnick . - i W. W. CURLIL, . o Judge Appellate Court, Second DisS trlet— ; ’ . GLENN J. €LIFFORD Representative in Congress—- ' -SAMUEL D. JACKSON Prosecuting Attorney—. . - ; . RALPH W. PROBSTState- Seastor——— - ,CHESTER K. WATSON e State Representative—- " ' .WILLIAM H. FAVINGER ; Clerk Noble Circuit, Court— FRANCES M. BEANE ; County Treasurer— e > OWHN A AOUNG County Sheriff— - . WILLIAM HOFFMAN Céunty Coroner— ; ( JUSTIN W. MORR._ Couuty Surveyor— - - HARRY W. MORTORFF Commissioner Middle District— FRANK B. HARPER Gommissioner Northern District—e NOAH F. SMITH

6 4674 Pupls Attending Schools, . There are 4,674 pupils enrolled in the public schools of Noble c¢ounty, according to the lastest report, submit ted by the attendance office. Those enrolled in parachial schools are 196, high schol enrollment totals 932, children enrolied in the grades 3,205, in rural schools 537. . Avilla’ leads the list for percent of attendance at 98.8. Green township reports the largest number of tardy pupils at 30, with the total minutes being 360. lln all, 110 pupils were tardy in the grade schools .and high schools. Kendallville schools are not included in the report. ; Use Truck to Rob Store, Thieves used a truck to carry away clothing and merchandise valued at $B,OOO from the store of Steel & Peter son at South Bend early Monday morning. ‘Entrance to the store was gained - through a transom over the front door, and the merchandise ;was carried out of a rear door. A truck owned by the Indiana & Michigan Electric company -was reported missing, and it is believed that this truck was used to carry away the loot.

How to Seratch Ballof.

The many Noble county republican voters who desire to ~support Albert Stump and Frank C. Dailey, candidates respectively for U. S. senator and governor, should leave the circle at the top of the ticket vacant and make an X before the name of each presidential elector, then change over to the democratic ticket and place an X before the names of candidates they wish to vote for on that ballot.

Nearby Deaths.

John Booker 63, senility, Elkhart: Miss Carzara McCumsey, 70, cerebal hemorrhage, Goshen; Louis Davis 84, Elkhart; William Fahnestock 68, Elk hart. > : Notice of ‘Appointment Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as executrix ‘of the will of Samantha Stansbury deceased, late of Noble county,lndiana. Said estate is probably solvent. Eva M. Cook executrix - W. H. Wigton Attorney 40a3w Pay your Banner subscriptiops. -

Democratic Candidate for ~ Noble County 1 promise the people of this county an efficient and economicyl administration with courteous ser vice to the public at all times. ~ I Respecrfully Solicit Your Support’

Call It "Peipw” =~ = Pepys' diary, an accgunt written in shortioni. or ‘tachygpaphy,” of the events in the years 1880 to. 1663, re mained in mapuscript uptil it was deciphered between the years 1819 and 1822, and a part of it was published by Lord Braybook in 1825. The Encyclopedia Britannica says the name was pronounced in, the Sewenteenth century—and has always bheen pronounced by the familj—*“Peeps.” A Good Talk : There are always two to a talk. giv. ing and taking, comparing experience and nccording conclusions. Talk s fluid. tentative, continually *in further search of progress;” while written words remain fixed. Good talk most commonly arises among - frienls. ‘Talk is, indeed, both the scene and inSstrument of friendship.—Robert Louis Stevenson. % '

Substitute Spelling

A cecond-grade teacher was inspectinz lotter-card sentences made by her pupils. -On one boy's desk she read this -sentence: “He took his hat ofph.” Very much surprised at the novel spelling, she inquired of the boy Low he happened to-spell “off” in this way. “Well,” was the reply, “I ran ent of 52 : ; :

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. *Now,” said the professor when Le had finished his_lecture on the funetioning of, the' memory, '“I want lo ask cach member of the class to make a note of every point he has remembered. And those’ of you who can't remember any of the points wilt please’ jot” down those you have forgotten’! - - :

Word Inventors

Shakespeare tnvented the word ‘‘besmirch” -and Carlyle “besmutch”; Southey produced ‘“betrayal” and Colevidge -“esemplastic”; Goldsnith contributed _“cantankerous,” Burke “discrganize,” and Bernard Shaw ‘“‘superman,” according to the Oxford English dictionary. ‘ =

Locust Biscuits Served

Locust meal biscuits——are - being served in Johanneshurg, South Africa. The new food is said to be pleasing to the palate if one can forget what he lis eating, Locusts were first tried as poultry food, then as a -atttle repast, with success.

Saving Birds’ Eyes

In Spain the authorities had to take steps to stop the practice of putting out the eves of birds. The verderon, a kind of finch, is so timid it will not sing in the presence of strangers, When blinded it is not so temperamental,

Difficult Music

Opiniens dilfer as to which plano selection is the most difficult. One

musician says that “Campanella,” arranged by ¥Franz Liszt, and his “Hungarian Rhapsodies” are certainly amonz the extremely difficult ones.

Compulsory Loving

Related in “My Windows on the Strect,” as a characteristic remark of Doctor Keate, a former head master of Liton: “Love your enemies, boys, love your enemies; if you don’t I'll flog you.” : - :

First Colored Physician?

. Dr. James Derham is believed to be the first colored physiclan in the United States. He settled in New Orleans before the period of George Washinaton's administration. )

Elementary Rule

The rule of thumb has reference to the method of procedure derived entirely from. practice or experience without any basis in scientific knowledge. i

Be Smart

It isn’'t crookedness that makes men rich, son; it’s’ smartness. And smart ones also get rich honestly. without risking jail.—Buffalo News.

Times Change

It used to be said that one had to work to earn one’s daily bread. Nowadays people say bonbons and cake, instead of bread.—Atchison Globe.

Named by St. Paul

“The-Lord’s Supper” was given by St.- Paul to the commemorative ordinance instituted by Christ on the evening preceding His crucifixion. .

Uncle Eben

“Stoppin’ to tell a hard luck story,” said Uncle Eben, “only jes’ gives de ‘hard luck time to git a new start onm ‘you.”--Washington Star. o

Came of Good Family

- The father of Mary Todd T.incela 'was a bank president, state senator, owner of a mill and part owner of a .woolen factory. ,

Yes, Many More

More than one attorney picks wup Some coin as he lays down the law.— Farm and Fireside. - :

Jet Jewelry Only Coal Jet, once - extensively used as mourning jewelry, {s merely a kind of bituminous eoal.

Happiness -

Perhaps the philosophy ef -happiness might be put in one word: Moddhallan -~ & 2 0

Robbers Loot Bank

Five robbers robbed the Glen Park State bank at Gary Friday and escaped with $lO,OOO in cash and $38,000 in non-negotiable civic bonds. © -guopdilaNgns Jeuueg inoL Led - Pay your Banner subscriptions.

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Real Estate Transfers

Lewis A. Palmer and .wite to Col< paert Realty Corporation Pt._ Out lot 15 Ligonier. ~ Peter Johnson and wife to Rudolph Miller Pt. Lot 10 Smith’s dd. Ligonier. Christopher D. Rice and wife to Frank P. Bothwell Lots 7-8-9, Pegg’s Add. Ligonier. Frank P. Bothwell to Christenher D. Rice' Lots 7-8-9 Pegg’s Add. Ligonier. ' i

Harley P. Yoder and wife to Greeley M. Zimmerman Pt. NWI4 Sec. 11 Perry Twp. Greeley M. Zimmerman t> Harley P. Yoder and wife Pt. NWI Sec. 11 Perry township. :

Banana Snake Found.

Ambrose Kissinger, employed at the Clark Fruit company in Huntington, discovered. a banana snake Monday morning, while unloading a car of bananas for the company. The snake, which was two feet long was grayish in color, with pink and black stripes, and was somewhat lifeless, probably due to the long ride in a refrigerator car. It was still alive, however, and is being hept in the company’s rooms as & curiosity. Banana snakes are very poisonous. It is believed the reptile is the first of its kind ever found in bananas in Huntington. Now is the time te pay your Banmer &übscoription—oßo 1T NOW! :

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Boy Gives Slip to Oificers.

i Charles Stowart, 18, the LaGrange youth who has hien at large for a month since he fled from the Plainfield Industria}‘- school, made anothet !get—away Wednesday. He was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Minich and was turned over to the -officers from the Ef;‘Ch'C:“l wiao came after him. The "';'outh was allowed to see his mother [:.nd made a dash for liberty while the [Plainﬁeld ‘men were not watching him closely. . X o | e -

300 Men Walk Oat.

- It was estimated that 200 to 300 men employed at the plant of the American Window Glass company, were on a walkout at Hartford City following the announcement by the company Thursday that a ten per cent increase in wages could not be granted at this time. :

Telephone Consolidation,

Two telephone systems in operation at DLaGrange will be cobnsolidated for operation through one switchboard by December 1 or sooner, according to the directing board of the LaGrange County Telephone company which has purchased the preperty rights of both the Farmers' and the old LaGrange County companies, ~ Tom Mix, Tony and Natilie Kingston in “Painted Post” Friday and Saturday at Crystal.

Ready by December Ist.

Contractor Arthur Yeager is rushing work on the new building to bd occupied by the overall factory of Elin & Golub and they expect to move into the new quarters by December Ist. The structure 100x60 in dimensions with a basement will be taxed to accommodate the.firm. The eo%}.‘ of the improvement is placed at sl4,+ 000 by Mr. Elin. : : It will be heated by steam and madq sanitary. - . Awarded $30,060 for Loss of Leg.

For the loss of his leg Gus Jungermann of Hobart, Indiana, was awarded $30,000 verdict by a jury in Porter circuit against the Sveig Roofing com pany of Gary. Jungermann lost the limb when his motor cycle crashed into the company’s truck in Gary.

Throws Boiling Water on Baby.

Police at Indianapolis are searching for a man believed to be a moron who entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hopping and threw .a jar of water on the stove scalding . their daughter, Dorothy, 7.

© " Divoree is Granted.. A divorce on charges of cruel and inhuman treatment was granted Mrs. Emma Mabie, Syracuse, from Bert O, Mabie, by Judge L. W. Royse in circuit court at Warsaw. ' : When Verliied. : Just- how accurate and portentious ’straw votes are will be verified a ‘week from tomorrow. It is the silent, not committed voter who will rule the election. : .. Notice to. Non-residents - State of Indiana Noble County SS: ‘ In the Noble Circuit Court, ~ October term 1928 | No. 10172. o | d Notice to Non-residents. The State Bank of Goshen . 1

? vs B ; 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 the clerk of said Neble 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.

Now therefore each and all of the above 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 term 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 absénce. ; 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. - 38h3w

GREAT NUMBERS ENDORSE STUMP Novel Campalgn Idea Wins Thousands ~of Supporters for Democratie Candidate for U. S. Senater, - Few nominees for public office have a candidacy personally indorsed by more than one hundred thousand perBQIIS. 2 D ’ T _ “This is said to be‘the unique situation characterizing the campaign of | Albert Stump of Indianapolis, nomi: nee on the democratic ticket for United States sendtor from Indiana. : Early in the campaign in ;!"esp‘(.)xf\so to the request of manv friends . the nominee printed - his platiorma and photograph on governmew; postcards and sent them to persons who desired them for forwarding (o their (riends in behalf of Mr. Stump's caadidacy. "'Nearly one huudred theusand of these postcards h:ve Dbisn sent tof friends of the nomi:iee by his iriends: It is an endless ch2in for o ip&on: ‘writing for cards send ihein o hal friends and relatives in [ dina i each card is space for a messag: « ¢ Lindnr‘sement from the wriic: to - recipient of the card. L . “BEvery day the postman brings a stack of requests for postcards from my freinds who desire to send them to their' friends,” Mr. Stump said. “Some days as high aw one throusand cards are sent to the men and women seeking to aid me in my campaign. It is highly gratifying to read the letters and messages received from the men and women who are waging the ‘posteard campaign’ in my behalf.” This novel campaign idea is sup.plementing his addrésses in varihus parts of the state under the direction of thegzgpeakers’ bureau of the state democratic committee. L ‘Double Dose Fatal. - " After his automobile had been over~ turned in an accident, Mark Vlastelier of Gary crawled out from the wreck and while getting to his feet, he was struck by another automobile. -He was so_ badly injured that he died at St Catherine hospital'in East Chicago. o Broken Neck is Fatal. Charles. Lang, 27, Mishawaka, who sustained a broken neck Monday morning died Thursday afternoon in Epworth hospital after an operation performed in an attempt to save hig life. - 5 E P e - Profits at State Fair, i ‘Net profits of $30.117 were realized '.f:ro’m the state fair this year, E. J. a;rker, secrétary-treasurm'. reported Fﬁ meeting of the Indiana board of agriculture Thursdoy. :

\ Vote for - RALPH . PROBST Democratic Candidate fo'; Prosecutor ‘ ‘Nbble-Whitleyé Counties I wil!l appreciate your cth sideration and support

WILLIAM HOFFMAN » Democraﬁc Candidate for' SHERIFF owaoble County Your Support Will-. be Dr. Finger

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Harry W. Simmons Trustee Pérry TownshspOifice at Farmers and Merchants Bank Saturday Afternoon and Saturday. - Evening : ~ Sanitary Plumbing = - and Heating Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind Harry L. Benner | - Auctioneer. UJpen for all engagemends - Wolf Lake, Indiana ' Both Noble and'Whitley. - =County Phones " 0. A. BILLMAN - Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, -~ Water Systems, Efte. : Well Drilling Phone 333 ~ LIGONIER Dr. Maurice Blue , VETERINARIAN ' Office: Justamere Farm. ~_Phone: l.igonier 857 e -__——_—_-z_—_m - W. H. WIGTON Attorpey-at-law ffce in Zimmerman Block LIGUNIER, ND :

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