Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 44A, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 November 1928 — Page 2

. . | The Ligonier Banger; Established 1838 h . Published, by b THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. | W. . B. Harrison, Editor - M. A. Cotherman, Manager l’ut?lished ‘every Monday and Thursday ! and entered the Postoffice at Ligcmif;.r,l Indlana, as second class matter. {

Shumaker Again On Trial The Indiana supreme court Thursday ordered Edward S. Shumaker Indiana Anti-Saloon League superintendent in court December 1 to show cause why he should not serve the sixty-day sentence imposed upon him by the supreme court for .contempt of court and from which Gov. Id Jacksop pardoned him recently. . (ilMom filed a motion urging the court to ecarry out the sentence October 19 the day Shumaker went to the Indiana state farm with a cavalcade of friends prepared to serve the 60 day sentence as a ‘martyr” to the

cause of prohibition. : . A teleph(m(; call from the governor's office arrived at the farm a half hour before he did and before nightfall thep ardon had beep made and Shumaker was on his way home. Newlyweds Visit Here. Lawrence 1.. Warble of Elkhart a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Warble of Ligonier and Miss Helen Ricliwine of Elkhart were married Saturday evening Nov. 17th at the parsonage of the English Lutheran chufch at Goshen according to \vm‘d_ received. Rev. Paul Brosy officiated. Mr., and Mrs. Warble will make their home in Elkhart where le is employed in the Williams Brothers factory. The bride graduated from the Elkhart high school with = the class of 1928 and was- formerly employed at the Fair store and the Weis Mfg. -company of that city. The newlyweds visited over the week-end at the home of Mr.” Warble's parents in ligonier. - : . ,

State Recovers Deposits, Final payment on the $140,000 deposit in the defunct, LaGrange National bank was made Moenday to Mrs. Grace Banta Urbahns state treasurer. The bank closed about a year ago. . The state on March 10 1923 collected $75,000 from the Bonding company. ()n May 11 the weceiver paid thé state $56,172.27 on the balance and final - payment was made today. Interest to the time of closing, totaling $430.69 was also paid. Date Set For Klan Ouster : Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom’s fight to rid Indiana of the Ku Klux Klan will be waged in the circuit court before Special Judge Frederick Van Nuys Dec. 12 Van Nuys has degid ed. : ‘ This was the first step to bring the case to trial since the filing of the ouster suit last January. . - Aged Divorcees. ‘

For the second time John Gillingham, 81, was divorced from Helen Gillingham in the DeKalb circuit court. They were divorced four years ago, after being separated for several months “made up” and were remarried in 1925, ‘7

Dismiss 20 Cases

Twenty cases charging Frank Patrish Milford motion picture theatre proprietor with operating his place on Sunday have been dismissed in Kosciusko cirenit court by Judge L. W. Rovse, - '

Hawks Store Sold.

The Hawks drug store in. Goshen, for 56 years under the management of Dwight H. Hawks has been sold to Meyer Brothers of Fort Wayne, proprietors of a chain of drug stores.

21 Criminal Cases

The November term of the LaGrange circuit court opened this week with 134 cgses on the docket 21 of which are ecriminal. : ,

Real Estate Transfers

Luke H. Whigley as Com. to Leopold Loeser land in Perry township.

Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Dr. J. S. Wellington representing the Meigs Optical Shops of Goshen, Ft. Wayne and South Bend will be at ‘ - Binks Jewelry Store ___ Every Thursday afternoon # and Evening. =+ « L - All advice and glasses are backed by Indianas largest Optical Organization. 5 SLJ,'.(" ‘ \l Reliable service thru-out Indiana

: PUBLIC SALE | . The undersigned will sell at Public Auction at the farm known as the “Haney Farm” 3% miles west of Ligonier % mile north of the Ifiihcqln highway or 5 miles southeast Millers burg and % mile east of the Richville chur¢h on MONDAY DECEMBER 3 Sale to commence at 12 o'clock

Sharp ) 9 HEAD OF CATTLE—S good milk cows, T. B. tested; one 6 year old Holstein cow, fresh Dec. 12; one 7 vear old Durham cow, fresh Dec. 10; one 6 year old Jersey: cow, fresh; one 9 vear old Guernsey cow fresh in January; one 6 year old Jersey cow,

fresh in February now giving good flow of milk, one Guernsey heifer; 2 good yearling heifers, and one 6-months-old male calf. . 40 HEAD OF HOGS—3 good brood sows, 1 full blonded Poland China sow with pigs by side, Hampshire sow with pigs by side, 1 full® blooded Poland China sow, to farrow first of March; 16 good shoats weighing about 125 pounds each 7. good shoats weighing about 60 pounds each. - A 3 HEAD OF HORSES—One black and one sorrel mare each 11 years old and one colt 4 months old. 16 HEAD OF SHEEP-——l 6 head of fine sheep and one buck.

FARMING . IMPLEMENTS— New Massy Harris grain binder, 7-ft. cut, complete with ton-truck; nearly new 315-inch Moline wagon, Emerson mow er, corn planter; 'spring tooth harrow, 3-section spike tooth harrow, 2 good 16-ft. hay ladders with sideboards, gasoline engine and pump jack, corn plow, Oliver walking plow, New International riding sulky plow, wagon with dump boards, good 8-ft. dis, good Rood manure spreader, set work harness, 5 good horse collars, log bunks and chains, 3 hog houses, seed corn grader, one lot single and double trees and lot of new material to make same, o HAY AND GRAIN—S tons mixed kay, 3 0 bushels of good oats, 372 shocks of corn on stalk, 1 new seed corn drier. '

HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Universal range, white enamel; Globe heating stove, 12-ft. dining room table drop leaf kitchep table, sideboard, book-

case, cupboard, linoleum in kitchen, bed chairs, 2 rockers porch swing, potatoes and 40 quarts of canned frait lanterns crocks and many other articles too numerous to mention. . Terms made known on the day of sale. . e Lunch will be served on the grounds. .

MELVIN R. WEBER Jonas Miller, Auctioneer. ‘ H. E. Hoak, Clerk. . Files Suit For Divorce. Charging cruel and inhuman treatment Mathe Lung of Turkey Creek township Kosciusko county, has filed suit for divorce in circuit court at Warsaw from Verley C. Lung The couple were married on June 5 1920 and separated November 8 1928

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LOOKING BACKWARD Items Taken From Ligonier Banner of Ten Years Ago.

Jacob Hofer land agen_t'- for ; the Straus Brothers Company was in an automobhile accident.

- The Ligonier High School basketball teams defeated the LaGrange basketball teams. The boys score was 92 to 8 and the girls score 14 to 4. “Rev. Joseph Schrock delivered the Thanksgiving message at the Christian church.

.The following young ladies holding government position in Washington were: - Mabel Knepper, Ruby Culver, Violet Karchner and Pearl Freed. ‘Miss Jennie Sedgwick popular No-ble-county teacher died at Fort Wayne '~ The Ulmer hog sale aggregated $3,302.55 for 55 hogs. b : - Sarah Jane Steele 72 died at Mishawaka. She was a former resident of this city. -

Indiana had 93,000 boys in the army an average of more than 1,000 hoys to the county. : Hon. Jesse Eschbach addressged the Ligonier school pupils at .a Fire Prevention celebration.

Isaac Miller of Goshen started-to re model the Goldsmith Hotel. : Countx‘y butter was selling at 67 ‘cents per pound while eggs were 68 cents per dozen. 7 . Lenors Smith and Pauline Kegg attended an officers dinner party in the mess hall at Camp Custer Michigan. P HIGH SPOTS 5

Attorney General Gilliom’s prosecution of E. S. Shumakekr, secretary of the Indiana Anti-saloon League amounts to pergecution and does not seem warranted by the facts. It all came about when the attorney general was criticized by Shumaker when he confessed to buying liquor for a sick sister. Shumaker pounced upon the incident likea bee on a posy, an act which Gilliom resented. When the anti-saloon league secretary in an official report charged that members of the Indiana supreme court

make decisions favorable to the liquor interests Gilliom seized upon the opportunity to get even. He had Shumaker cited for contempt and when the hearing was had before the supreme court the secretary was found guilty fined $5OO and sentenced to serve sixty days on the penal farm. Shumaker accompanied by the sheriff of Marion county, went to the farm and registered as an inmate, serving one day when pardoned by Governor Jackson. The fine of $5OO was xjaid by friends. Then Gilliom filed a *tipulation in the supreme court, dehying the power of the governor to grant a pardon in a case of contempt and asking that Shumaker bhe compelled to serve the sentence. Shumaker has been cited to appear before the supreme judicial tribunal

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Saturday December 18t and answer to the compiaint. . The persistence of the attorney general in pursuing Shumaker will strike the average mind as unfaif and not justified. - -

‘A writer in the Goshen Newss Times has discovered that there is a royal ruler left in Europe who is called by his .subjects *“The Good.” He s Prince John of Liechtenstein who recently completed the 70th year of his Teign over 11,000 subjects. The Prince himself is 88 years old. His little principality is 250 years older than the Unted States. It lies between Austria and Switzerland and appears to have survived the stresses of war happi'ly,enough. Prince John is the only monarch today ruling over a country populated by German stock. Rulers of other and larger nations felicitated him on his long and kindly reign and his own loyal “household” —which is what he calls his subjects ——sent /many affectionate - greetings. John The Good may go on reigning until he is 100 vears cldeif he lives so long and no democracy will begrudge him his little monarchy or thg love and good will he has won from his people. and their neighbors. «

At a recent meeting the Natfonal Manufacturers Association charged that the American Federation of Labor is a menace to our'institutions! and vet most people think well of the federation. - . » They Visit Ligonier Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Iden and davghter Miss Sylvia, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Iden and family Wm. Hull and Aunt Rosie Iden of Indian Village were. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Iden of l.igonier. 5

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‘ Farm Bureau News. | Those that attended the Farm Bureau school at Kendallyville from Perry township Nov. 15th and 16th -were Willard Slabaugh, A. N. Claudon Lavi Chiddister, Carl Schlemmer and O. V. Borger and they are very ‘much concerned that the farmers of Pérry township should know of some of the things that they learned that are of vital interest at this time. They learned that the farm bureau has grown until it is now in yolumne the fourth - largest concern doing business in the State, doing a business of approximately one million dollars per week, and that within the next two years will be the largest iconceru in the state.

That the purchasing department has forced the price of fertilizer down so that the average reduction amounts to §12.12 per ton and that we may expect another reduction of $l.OO per ton due to reduced freight rates brought about by the Farm Bureau, This saving on fertilizer alone to Indiana farmers amounts to $17,452,800 in the last 6 years. . | That all feeds purchased thru the farm bureau are made on open formula and_that an inspector is main tained to see that ingredients as specified by the open formula go into farm bureau feeds. Without inspection ‘the buyer has no guarantee of quality better than from a cloged formuls.. - o e

That ip the oil department a substantial saving can be made by buying thru this department. Lubricating oils of the same quality having an asphalt base can' be bought for 27¢ per gallon in drum lots and with the quality guaranteed to be the equal to our well advertised brands. . That in the matter of closer seeds for 1929 seeding we have this information: That 25,000 bushels of Oregon seéd that is worse than worthless is enroute to this territory and that it will be offered to the farmers at a price around $20.00 per bushel. This seed when sown. here’ 1n Indiana will. winter kill 79 'to 90%. Be sure you are not getting some of this seed. It is grown in this country 8o you have no governmental protection. - Farm Bureau will perhaps be able to trace a large portion of this seed to destination and discourage the handling of it. i That our tax and legislative department is getting some real results for the farmers as evidenced by the fact that they were able to get the State Tax Board to order an average Teductionp on farm valuations in Noble County of 15%, and that we are promised another reduction of 109% reduction promised will amount to two thirds that amount. That this department intends to watch all budgets and expenditures made 'by officials that handle the farmer's tax money. That the Farm Bureau is going fo fight against the ' redistribution of representation of the state and in that way save 12 representatives to ‘the rural districts rather than loss them to the cities. .

That the Farm Bureau is going to carry an educational program (o -the farmers with reference to the incomsg ftax questiop that will come up again to he voted upon by the people with the idea in mind that persons with large incomes but without tangible taxable property may be made to bear their share of the taxes thus relieving the farmer of a part of this burden. / &

That the Farm Bureau has assisted the dairy interests of certain parts of Indiana to organize for production and distribution so that they are now getting a price of 65¢ per popund for their butter fat.

That the Farm Bureau co-operated with the farmers of Montgomery county in -establishing an oil and gasoline bulk station from the operation of which they were able to show a net profit for six months and two weeks of $5,835.71. That the Farm Buwmeau is in a position to do much more for the farmers of Noble county if they will but avail themselves of the machinery already set-up or that can be set up for their use. These men believe that many more farmers would be- interested in the benefits to be obtained thru the Farm Bureau if they were acquainted with the workings of the organization. - Pay your Banner subscriptions.

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