Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 1A, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 January 1929 — Page 3

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. W. H. WIGTON : | Attorney-at-law ‘ | ‘Ottdce in Zimmerman Block . | LIGUNIER, ND - y . | Bothweli & Vanderford - lawvers Phone 156 . Ligonier. Indiana Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA ‘ ~ AUCTICNEER Phone 2 9r 1 Wawaka Harry L. Benner o Auctioneer ' Jpen for all engagemends - Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley - ;;.,,County Phones L Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Water Systems, Etc. . v Well Drilling; - Phone 333 LIGONIER . Sanitary Plumbing] and Heating : \ Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind

Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. Pbone: Ligonier 857

Arrests During November — - . Out of 460 persons arrested during November for alleged violations of fish and game laws, 433 were convicted; 25 cases continued and two ;dismis-sed. These figures were made public by George N. Mannfeld superin‘tendent of fisheries and game. - . -Leading offenses for the month ‘the ‘report says were hunting, fishing and ‘trapping without license 180;. illegal jpossession of fur bearing animals, 1139; hunting on Sunday 63; hunting ?or trapping without _permission of land owner, 47 affidavitis in those cases_signed by land owners); shoot ling -on public highway 6; digging out fur animals 5; possession of spedrs ‘znd killing squirrels in closed eaon, ‘and killing squirrels in closed season. :Eupvn season 3, S ’ o e o e ek | Three Injured in Crash | Three men were injured one seriously when' their automobile crashed into a telephone pole at Indianapolis. { . When police arrived, at the scene {they found the three men lying unE«onsci(ms on the sidewalk.and street {where they had been thrown. - Dr. Robert Stone 30 who lives near ! Japtinsville and who has offices at ilndi;xnnpulis was taken to a hospital lin a critical condition with a fracturled skull and broken right arm. i Dr. Fred Hoffe 28 and D.- Neil iHoward 32 I\lunqie driver of the autoE::gmi;ilo wag given first aid treatment ‘and found not to he serviously injured. !s‘p{%w!in;_ and vagrancy charges were i pladed against him. _ i

. Blackmailers Halted : Wendell €. Hessong 21 alias “The ITawk” faced a prison term of from one to five vears after being found euilty 'of blackmail and conspiracy‘hy 4 jurr in circuit at Noblesville. : Jiessong together with Jack Montsomery were indicted for sending ‘hreatenine letters to deveral prominent- Indiana persons démanding monev, o : _ - New City Officers - ¢ \law Tth is the date of the primary election in Indiana to nominate city and town officers in event the state lezislature does pot kill the primary law -Ligonier voters will go to .the poles tn select.party choices. for all city offices. The election. will be held on November 5. The town election will provide the only excitement during 1929 as there are-no county ctate or national offices to be filled. .

License Sabes Dropped Receipts of the fish and game division of the state conservation departnient dropped approximately $24,600 in Wovember due to the widecpread pnh‘.icity given to alleged prevalence ‘of t.ulei'amina among rabbits according to George N. Mannfeld superintendent of the division. ; May Call Grand Jury. With a definite connection between the death of Edgar Maple vice president of the National bank at Suliivan and the alleged suicide attempt of Jessup Bolinger president of the First State bank at Shelburn established according to authorities the investigation centered along that line today. Want Additional Room : “The United States mail airport near Stroh will be enlarged according to ndications. - Agents of the air mail service of the postoffice department visited: land owners in -the locality during the past week and made overtures looking toward the purchase of additional land. | :

: Cars to Be Registered. Automobiles belonging to the state highway commission must be registered in the future in the same manner in which individuals and corporations now are required to register their cars according to an order issued by Otto G. Fificld secretary of state. - Old Piece of Money, Carl Mvyres has an old English piece of money coined in 1669. It is a half penny and is valuable on account of its age. : L . Family Night at Crystal every Thursday. . : ‘ Notice of Finai Settlement. State of Indiana Noble County ss: In the matter of the estate of William Stuff, deceased. e Mo, 3040, In the Noble Circuit Court, March Term, 1929, : '

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned as administrator of the estate of William Stuff, deceased has filed in sald court his account and vouchers in final settlement of sald estate, and that the same will come «up for examinatior and action of sald court, at the court house, at Albion, Indiana, on the 23rd day of March, 1929, at which time and place 211 persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and shew cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. : . And the helrs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all othersg interested in said Estate, are also hereby required at the time and place aforesaid to appear and make proof of their Leirship or claim to any part of said estate, ‘ . ~ Charles Heerman, Administrator. ~ Posted January 18th, 1929. i Redmond & Emerick, attorneys. ~

Harry W. Simmons {rustee Perry Townshsp Ofiice at Farmers and Merchauts B&nk Saturday Afternoon and Saturday Evening f

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: Cementing Cellalcid@ = - Two pleces of. celluloid may Dbe Joined together by applying glueial acetle acld, pressinz the parts together. The principle involved in making celluloid adhere to other materials depends apon dissolving of the cellnloid and cementing It to the desired material while it is still in a tacky state. It is possible also that the use of Capada balsam us an adhesive may proyve satisfactory, This material gives a surface which remains facky, i - _Liqu:{! Air Neveral scientists hud a part in the diicovery of liguid air. qmong tivm being fwa Poles, Sicmund Wroblewsha

ad Karl Olszewski. who on April S, p V2out Cracow, perfored an experi\,l fu which they metuaily produeed # tew drops of liquid air. The French scientists, Cailletot and Pictet, performed experiments in the sine veur that, also produced tigiid air.

Variation in Rark

The chief difference between an ambassador and an entoy is that by an international’ agrecment reached at Vienna in 1815 the former ‘has a right of demanding personal audiences with the bead of government where stitioned, be the tatter President or kinwa. Envoys and ministers, however, must transact business only with the secrefary of state, ' :

Earliest Woman Lawyers

The frst svoman admitted to the proctice of law in- the United Stutes was Mrs, Ciarrie © Burnham Kilgore; who was adwitted, to’ the Delaware county (F'a.) courts and to one PhLiladelphia Common Pleas court in 1884, The first woman permitted to practica law in Europe was Mie. Chauvin, Pauvls 18a7.. -

Absolute Cetling

The absolute ceiling is the createst height übove sea flevel at which a éi\'en' airplitze ean maintain horizon. tal flicht, axsuming staudard air con ditions. The ceiling of some of the early planes wus as low as 80 feet — teday plares have been flown inore than seven niles above the eatrth,.

Religious Element It seems to e o gre:: {ruth, that buman things cannof <tan@ on sl fishness, mechanical utilities, econom? les and law courts: that, if there be not :'z“rl'e}ini(mﬁ elenient in rhe rvelations of men, such relations are wiserable and doomed to ruin.—Carlyle, , % e e e % City of Vanished Empire On a high plateau in Asia Minor tie theé desolite ruins of the lurcest city of the uncient Hittite empire. it 'is reported. The existence of g eity in this remote place has long been known, but the site has hitherto been ignored by scientists, ~

Humble Beginning

“The automatic telephones now in use empioy a principle devised fifty-five years ago by a Kansas City undertaker named Strowger., The originel” of the automatic switch that works the phones wasg designed from a collar box an =

Don’t Argue

- Mén who argue expect to end where they bezail. The avowed Durpose of each is to defend with logic or insult the convictions he now holds. He will deny ftruth and deride it if it threatens his position.—American Magazine.

* Bees Kept Busy

It has been estimated by Department of Agriculture experis that a pound of honey represents the tife work of approximately 1,060 bees, a bee’s working life averaging about three weelks.

Has Time for Meditation

~ Oune “of the loneliest men in the world is a young Briton who has charge of a coconut plantation in the Solowon islands. It takes almost a year for him to get letters from home,

Poet’s Repositories

Coleridge generally kept his money concealed in his hat. His manuscripts, however, required a more spacious container and were stered in a bath-tub.-~Exchange: : .

Turning the Tables

- It makes no difference how swmart you ure, the old cow won't biwk up to you while you are sitting in the shade to he milked.—Topeka Daily Capital

The Only Way

“T visit my -friends occasionatly,” remarked the book lover, “merely for the purpose of looking over my i brary.”—St. Louis Pnst-r\)\gpmc-h_

Willing to Drat the Kids

Ad .in exchange: “Mother’s Helper. Will repair clothing, darn and care for children by day or hour.’— Boston Transeript,

Self-Knowledge First

People should find out whut they can do—which is something that many people never discover at all.—American Magazine. :

Or Leuity

An empty head is easily held high. It's largely a matter of gravity.— Fort Wayne News-Sentinel,

Brief but Momentous

Columbus salled from Spain to the Gulf of Mexico in 69 days—August 3 to October 12, 1492, -

Family Night at Crystal every Thursday. v : Big Mailing Force W. H. Bender will be in charge of the mailing force at the Ligonier Refrigerator factory again. He expects to employ twenty-five women and girls addressing catalogs for the mall.

. F®eral Grand Jury Busy. !. The attention of the federal grand jury in ‘session at South Bend was divided Friday between the Fort ‘Wayne liguor investigation and presentation of evidence in the appeal of Louis Goodman millionaire department store owner of Gary who was convicted of receiving stolen goods by federal court recently. : Mrs. Lucille Curtis Snell who has accused John Voegtlin former deputy U, 8. marshal at Fort Wayne and two others of having conspired to extort money from bootleggers as protection in liquor running testified in the former case today. Witnesses in the Goodman action were Otto Schlechtel, Harvey 111., accused of having given false testimony in the criginal trial Miss Jessie Levy Indianapolis attorneys who made records of statements made by several witnesses at that time and J. Glern tHarris republican leader of Lake county who claimed he had much new evidence to present.

Bank Depositors Lose

Depositors in the wrecked Pirst State bank of Shelburn-stand (o los> at least $120,000 through the frenzied manipulations of Jessup F. Bolinger, former head of the town's only de pository, it was - learned Friday as state bank examiners completed their

probe. ’ | - : Bolinger after an allege suicide attempt admitted forging some $250,000 in notes, $115.000 of which was held by the People’s National bank of Sul‘-' livan whose vice president Edgar D. Maple was found dead with a bullet in hig head.’ O . -

Killed at Crossing

- Milton Kent, 25 a delivery man at the. Gary postoffice was killed Friday when he drove his truck in front of a Sﬁ-f)\)'th Shore electric passgenger train. The gates at the crossing where the accident oceurred were out of order hut the Watchman W. L. Davis said he tried to stop Keni, who evidently did not see him. :

signs Penslon - BilL

President oolidge Friday signed a bill granting -an annual pension of $£3.000 to Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall widow of the late vice-president. “The Patent Ileather Kid’ at Crystal next week Tuesday and Wednesday. i | .

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BLOOD TESTED

White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Barred- and White Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Buff Orpington and White Wyandottes. The chicks are produced from high quality. Heavy laying flocks, Closely culled for Size, Health and Vigor, also Blood Tested of Bacillary White - Diarchea , Custom Hatching 3c per egg Spend«y.our chick dollar on VALUE not CHANCE. i Price right. Quality unsu;passed. - LIGONIER HATCHERY Zhone 502 \ Roy Jorg, Mgr.

| , : - *What Dr. Caldwell Learnci ~ 1n 47 Years Practice

Dr. Caldwell watched the results of constipation for 47 years, and believed that no matter how careful people are of their healtk, diet and exercise, constipation will occar from time to time regardless of how much one tries te avoid it. Of next importance, then, is how to treat it when it comes. Dr. Caldwell always was in favor of getting as close to nature as possible, hence his remedy for constipation, known as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, is a mild vegetable eompound. It can not harm the most delicate system and is not a habit forming preparation. Syrup Pepsin is pleasant-tasting, and goungsters love it. It does not gripe. housands of mothers have written us to that effect.

Dr. Caldwell did not approve of drastic physics: and purges. He did not believe they were good for human beings to put into their system. In a practice of 47 years he mnever saw any reasen for their use when a medicine like Syrup Pepsin will empty the bowels just as promptly, mora eleanly and gently, without griping and harm to the system, ' : Keep free from constipation! Tt robs your strength, hardens your arteries and brings on premature old age. Do not let a day go by witheut a bowel movement. ]go not sit and heope, lut go to, a drugmst and get one of the generous bottles of Dr. Cald-vell's Svrup Pepsin, Take the proper dose that nivht axd by morning you will féel liko a dizerant'persm. Use Syrup Pepsin for

Bank Must Pay Assessment An assessment of $l,OOO against Frank Rowley of Angola to apply on debts of the Angola Bank & Trust Co., was susiained by Judge Wm. P. Endicott preciding as special judge in the Steuben circuit court. Rowley was a director and president:of the bank whey, it went into the hands of a receiver two years ago.. He owned ten shares of stock with a par value of $l,OOO. The receiver, Mack Pogue ;pla)ced an assesment against him and the other stockholders for the value of -their stock. Some paid without litigation while others ignored the assessment. :

| - Purdue Short Course . Tht sixth annual -Farm Business Short course will be held &t Purdue University Feb. 11, 12, and 13 ‘according to a recent announcement. - The short course in farming is to acquaint members with economic -information land pricés, taxation cooperative marketing and profitable farm management. ; ~ You will. recelve cards to secyre a very high grade of Chinaware with cach paid admission at Crystal stariing tonight. You'll all want them. Farewell Breakiast

President Coolidge gave a farewell breakfast to employees of congress Friday--the first time this has been done by any recent president. The usual sausage and wheat cakes breakfast to which President Coolidge has invited - virtually every member of congress was served. '

Fined at Kendallville

* Herbert Shoaff of Fort Wayne pleal ed guilty to charges of defrauding a board bill in Mayor Auman’s court at Kendallville and was given a fine of $1 and costs amounting to $11.85 and paid the bhoard bill. Mrs. Helen Mattox filed the charges. Shoaft was brought from Fort Wayne. .

See Corinne Griffith in "“The Outcast” her heauty alone lifted her from the streets of Frisco into the lap of luxury a great picture at Crystal Tuesday and Wednesday. - ; fHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOCIETY Services in Welir Block. Sunday school 9:45 A M. ; Lesson Sermon 11:60 A. M , ‘Evarybody welcoms.

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