Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 6B, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 March 1929 — Page 2

- N ! The Ligonier Banner 3stablished 1856 - f : - Published by , THE BANNER PUBLISHING €O, i W . CR Harrison, Editor ’ M. A. Colnerman, Manager ]

Published every Monday and Thursday #ud entered the Postoffice 'at Ligonier, ludiana, as second class matter.

: Fire at Weoli Lake, Fire due m,_ sparks alichting upo the roof caused the destruction of. the g.‘-"\'vszm' Phillips, frame farm hnus;_-‘ 21, milés straieht ‘sonth of Wolf Lake © The dwelling was a five room hous: with an attic and was more ‘than 45 vears old and had a tar roof’ : “Frank Brower wias going hy in a cae and was the first one to see the fire, It was inst a small blaze at the time. He notiried ¥re. Philiips. The famiiy knew nothing of the fire and had just finished breakfast. There was no ladder available and the bluke got o rapid start and spread rapidly. M Phillips ‘and Frank ‘Brower. were in the house trving to cary out furnitur when the ceiling fell in. No ‘one: was hyrned but pieces of the ceiling hi Xr. Phillips upon the head. The occupants were able to save just a few articles of Turniture an’ ‘some - bedelothes bt Wwere able f <iave only the clothing they wore, Th_ Joss is estimated at arvound 2506 an there was no insnrance. : '. An. Elktiact Suiclde ~ Inability to withstand the pressu hrung'hl about by financial difficulrie: caused Aaron N. Weldy 35 of Elkha to commit suicide Monday afternoo by H“nn_lillu himself through the vigh temple with a .32 calibre revolve: Two notes explained the suicide an provided for the disposal of his bod: [ Suifers Fractured Ankle ' Thes. Mo Kichler of Churubusco Syt tained a fracture of the right ankl S:.a-gnirda;\' morning when she . slippe and fell us shé lett her home to @ot her law oflice. The ankie was fra: jlrm'ml at the joint. and the ligameni joru. Mrs. Kichler is associated wit! her father John W, Orudorf in th: practice of law. e e RS i e © /Measles In Whitley County. B. B Hile taoinl234sXZa & _\!("usvlv-:«’ are gquite prevalent in Whi ley ru\'nn_\' and "lLarwill ~angd "Thorny, creek township have been especialis hit by the malady. ~ In some instapce the measles are not reported = & Q‘h_\'sivi:ms and the children ave kep at home unti]l after they have recov eved from. the disease, » - . Notice to Bidders Notice is herebw given = that o Tuhrsday ovmﬁng*.\lun-h 14th 1998 a ‘even o'clock the Common Council o the City of Ligonier, Noble County Indigdna will at the Counncil Room i the City Hall in said city, receive bids or., and let to the lowest and hes “bidder, the contract for the swecpiu: ‘and cleaning of the paved streets i alleyvs in said city, in accordance witl specifications therefore now . on Til in the office of the (ity Clerk of saic Yity. The Common Council "wiH af he same time and place receive hids or ayd let to the lowest and best idder,; the contract tor' . collecting arbage and hauling the same to the ity dump. Bids may he made - o.pa.lg’:uely or for both contracts, . By order ()f\‘the Common Coungil, Joseph C. Kimmell, City Clerk i 3bh3w

o ‘ a- ' : - ; . 4‘“ Y ‘ “““l‘fg 0“ \\‘ ; ; «§o > i f‘““ a"“ iB° . IR et poln : o & e ) 8 co™ (i€ yer ‘Diin 'f“‘,st . - e e : ‘2.l\9“‘ :: = | ' s e ,“‘““‘f. AP Q- | ' 3 Y Bet W, T o w® ‘\o‘ . T ~ : . “\é R\ Y i B o & . @ AT S S e . ' “" : «o‘\? o % U—J},‘ﬂm_lm : ) 3 o™ ‘<:‘: ore’ RS A e L 0 eat SR, e : S pet . 08¢ e o\ . 3 yis oACT e o* 84l X s ! & - . "“5‘ !“‘ 7 '("‘. 3; :: "i—‘?"‘ “ﬂ i B “‘ :"‘ ‘\ B e l\ - L oY e d S :4‘ i H ". . "\» “a“. » ;fc . . ¥ \ i iid 1 ~‘§f “ "‘\? % 2 8!‘ , - ~ “‘.Q 7 ““ -‘ f» L iR ’ \3“‘.“ eol s co* ‘ ; ﬁ‘ e 8- \oa"'g ‘vre”"“ ; o o ":: H 9 "\‘\c ‘.o\“ $ o SRR~ ot - n. s ‘ Qi = ‘J} [ \ . \\\\\‘.ogt g . e‘z t/L % : ‘ ® ‘9 ‘ .. T | . OFWwWardg- OOI‘I ng FEO!) e “ : 3 . A. £ ; ® : will lnveshgate these 10 Points which revea] ; A\ B ‘.-&4 ¥ ; ; , Superiority ' All nver the United States, onten points vitai to complete - forwerd-looking people arebe- motoring sa isfaction. Come 8 Peog ‘ ; &, ing invited to investigate the in and learn how OaklandNew Oakland All-American Pontiac ownership assures Six, the New Pontiac Big Six complete motoring satis- - and Oakland-Pontiac. dealers faction! ' The Nm;‘()ak[aud vAl!~'4rnerican Six, $1145-t0 $1375. Tha Neiw Pontiae Big 'S:‘i.\-A, $745 to #8953, f. 0. b.‘ Poniiac, Mich., plus delivery cha-ges. Check Qalland-Pontise delivered prices=~they include lowest handling chargeas, i " Ganeral Motors Time Payment Plan: av‘&ihbi{}at sdnintem rate, dts : T Gl Ligonie: ’ Ben Glaser, Ligonier ~-

: On - Change of Venue dtdge Biges of the Whitley ft"il;(?!,:iil coart has set the date of the trial of t'»f_ case of the state of Indiana }ﬂ Carl Vickey for embezzlement for April 4th. The court has also set the daie of the trial of Oscar Crabill foi fwzory for April Sth. Wiltep Mosher acceused of 1'4;!)1@&:; tic Johnston store at Coesse fil(%déi & wotion for a change of venne from V hitley countyion the ground ot mﬁte, judics against him. The nmtinn_f‘.’im granted and the case went {o l-ium‘.iui:.:.r ton county. The defendant was givel ton days in which to perfect the clhianze of venue. - i i - Seeing Thinzs in Whitley | © {hiirles fJolmston cand Dan l\'i_(lét.er of (¢ lumbia ('i’ly" are wondering where a wmonkey came from that they saw while jentting timber on -the - Maing foom sonth of town Friday afternoon hi two men are positive that they <1 'a monke¥ in a tree and gawe yiso after the animal. The monk Wi too lively for the men and besides il the advantage of traveling in thy trec tops. so the two pursuers conld not cateh up with it and it «lis;apm:an‘v:‘ it th o direction of the river.

Bl Purely Politieal Measure, sdmitting that -his measure providi jor election —of an Allen ceoufity superior judge at the general election it 19130 was tor the purpose of keeping 1 penublican on the hench, Senator Lox 1. Hartzell, Fort Wavne, pmf( it vorocs in Ihe upper house Monday 26 to 19, Hartzell said democrats elect 14 -iadges on off ,\'-.‘i:n_'s‘ and ‘that he wontad to spht with the. being o

keoeallville Keeps Daylicht Naving, Fendallville will operate again this viar on.a day Hght saving schedule The city couneil failed in a vote Monday deht to change its ordinance call inz for daylight saving. The councilmoh refused to pass a rescinding order introdneed by Conncitman W, H. Rineholt. : . | = Th «davlight saving m-hwlnl? will go irto effect Sunday Aprit 25 . Two Men Slightly Hurt. ... i) . Garrison apd Hﬂ,x‘i’y 160 Renn aoth of Rikhart escaped with severe bruises when a Dodge coupe in which tlicy were driving was crowded OR the I'}-:1,«1 at the turn near the Yoder farm three miles southeast of Goshen Sun1y ovening - The car yan into the ditch @nd turned over. The car which hail crowded them off the road did not St 1)

T'rying Oot Skates Is Killed

Vihile “tryving out 'his new roller skailg in the street at Hammond 12 veair-old Joe Bent was run down aud kKillad by an auto driven by : Oliver Liar son of a policeman.

. Xo Grand Jury This Ternw A 1 i not likely that a gsrand jury wili be called in Nohle county during the March term of court. The matter of calling u jury rests with Prosecutor B:aIhl Probst. g

\ppendicitis Operation

Mrs. Harry ‘Harvding was taken: to Lekoside hospital Kendallville “Wedneslay by John Cass where she was operated upon for appendicitis hy D,

Nearhy Deaths,

AMrs. May Evans brain trouble Goshen: Mrs. Laulu Charleston 66 influenza, KElkhart; T. G. Lickey 51 blood poison Klkhart, o :

Bank Robbers Caught

The $9.000 holdup of the Hicksville Jhio State bank last Wednesday was ‘ommitted, while the handits were inoxicated ‘and they got “lost” after aaving Hicksville, Laveri Stevens 24 5i Muneie told. detectives Stevens has hoen idemtified by R. E. Carr assisirat cashier of the hank as one of the h:t:‘.ul}fs. 4 : : o Stevens arrested at Laurel, ']n:d‘., fqtlurday night as a suspect in the shooting of Lester Chilton implicated Joseph Kowalski also of Munéie, in the Hicksville robbery and Kowalski wus arrested. Detectives said they hslieved the pair had a'(-('idcmully eliuded Hicksville posses while wandprine abant byvroads in the vicinity,

Damane Cuase Is Venned,

A damage suit case in which s£lo,Do i asked was received by Clerk }.oland Kinséy cof Warsaw froin the Flkhart civenit court -on change of vonue. . ; This is the case of Nettie NMeroney of K khart against the }"’nn_\"i‘lxm'ess A Michigan bus ine in which $lO,OOO dam: 3.:9,4 is asked as the result of the toaathy of her hushand, Bert Meroney "\\i_()}‘n!“l‘l}.' of I.iﬁ(-mie’r from an automoh"i!g collision hetween thie bus and the car driven by him on Nov. 17, 1928, The “accident occurreds between Kik hart and South Bend. Meroney died fromy injuries sutféred a few hours after the accident. 3

Elkhart Child Iniured.

Dora Gene . Davis . four-y-ear-old dqueghter of Mr. and Mrs.-L, A Davis of ‘I khart -was severely injured Sundayv when she was st ruck: in S_\'\"uc-use hy an auto drived by Chas. Neidig of Goshn, - The accident was mnavoidalle on the part-of the driver, accord-

Tho» girl was playing in the yard of the frome of Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Hire in Syracuse \\ih(xr(ﬂ her parents had asone to spend the day. She darted into the| street directly 'in. the path of Mr, Neidig's car. :

hills Wire Then Seli,

Mys. Vietoria Dlugosz 53 and . hey husband. John 53 were dead at Souih Band the wife lm\"in;: heen fatally. shot by hor mate who then turned a r':m'gﬂver on himsell and committed suicide, The tragedy followed Mrs. Dlugosz's rofasal of her hushand’s demand that shie withdraw a divorce suit filed, The shooting occurred on a street near the family home. :

\ppendieitis Fatal

‘B, F. Hile 80 of-near Wolf f.ake, diedd in the St. Joseph hospital in Fovt Wayvne !"u'llo\-ving an operation for anpendicitis. For many yvears -Mr. Hil: had resided on a farm one mile scutl west of Wolf: Lake. Four daughtevs survive. Mrs. Hile and two other dunghters pl;g:;ceodml him in death. The funeral was held this afternoon,

SAtty, Thrapp to Pilel Democrats Atforney Glen Thrapp whs re-elect-ed democratic city' chairman at . a mecting of the preeinct commitieemen held at the office of Mr. Thrapp in the Keller hnil(lihg Saturday at Kendallville. Mrs. A. E. Barfel] \\';lSAL‘l('('Yf‘!l gecretary. ' Chairman 'l‘h\';{lxp wiil name the treasurer. ’

~ Leslie Vetoes Court Bill. A plea for economy' was made by Governor Harry G. Leslie Moniday when a bill providing tor salary raises for LaPorte ofificials was returned te the senate. with his veto. Pay yvour Banner subscriptions swhacription—DO . I'F NOW .

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WILLS ‘MADE IN WAR TIME

Legal Procedure Must of Necessity i Give Way to What is Con- & venient. :

5 ¥ 2 ¥ 5 1 + War changes many of the laws of Ppeace. Even the strict laws governing. il_;e making of wills and the inherit ance of property have had to make way before the exizencies of milit'ary_% Jprocedure. . - ] : 1 f The German government has pro vided a special decree which rev_olu-' ftionizes the strict demands of the statutes of peace concerning the mak. Ang of wills. As a result the German soldiers in the field ean now make their last wills with' little respect: fot the ironclad requirements that hedge the making of a testament in time ol ‘peace. . , i * Any officer or soldier or even anyone in any wise attached to the mobile military service, may write his will in his own handwriting and sign it, even without the presence of witnesses and the will is binding. A specicl provi sion, however, makes such a will invalid one year after the demobilization of the force to which the testator is at tached. It becomes invaliq a year after the testafor his been discharged from such service. or if lie has been Fakexx prisoner by .the enemy, a year p.ftor he shall have been released. ‘- In addition to this, provision is ~made that where the soldier does not write the testament in his own hand writing, his simple signature in the presence of one officer or two other witnesses will be sufficient. If for any reason he is unable to do ‘this. or there is no time for the preparation pf a formal inzstrament, he may muake R verbal testament .before an officer and two witnesses. ,

FOUND TIMES HAD CHANGED

plkali lke's Attempt to ‘*Shoot Up” * Ban Diego Saloon Received with ‘ ' Marked Disapproval.

Alkali Ike. deputy sheriff {rom the desert, was a visitor in¢ the city, says f San Diezo, Cal., dispatch to the New York Sun. Alkali was looking tor the whit?e jligh'ts. Py . noon., having faited to discover the excitemoent lis soul craved, he made his way inte the U B. Grant hotel buffet, aud, puiling a “fortv-five”' that looked like one of the kaiser's howitzers, announced that he was going to do some “clean: ng” Gt o . As he swung his Krupp around the room ‘l‘mé,ds' dropped behind partitions, active men dodged into hooths and many -faces paled at visions ol pudden death. Commander. in Chief Billie Schuler tipped his cizar to & hi;‘:lger angle than usual and, backed by Irish,and Germans, advanced on “the bad man from the sand hills.” For an instant visions of carnage flashed bhefore his eves of the men who had sought refuge, but it auickly pas§ed, for Schuler annexed the canpon and threw Alkali Tke to the sidewalk. Half an hour later the. fireeater was back begging with tears gtreaming dowr his face for his weapon, o ' . “T'll be on my way to the sand hills In five minutes,” he promised as he got back his gun.. ' :

: ‘ John Muir, o * The late John Muir was one of these rare spirits who devote a large part of their lives to making men acquainted with the' beauties and won_dérs of nature. .Besides béing a giited writer. whose words have had a solid attraction for a fine and sympathetic type of minds, Mr. Muir was a praciical scientist—as a geologist and an explorer hé has contributed his ‘share 'to the world's intellectual regsources. The romance of his career gnd the mystery of that speciil gift which made glaciers a_particular obJect of his studies are matters. over :swhic-h the average man may \\jell pore with wondermerit. Tt is not easy for the person of affairs to under: ;'stan(l the irresistible ¢all which comes ‘to certain natures to make themselves Emas-ters of the secrets that lLe only ’half-hi‘dden in the physical world that ‘surrmmds us. But that some natures receive’ this call and respond to it nobly is the testimony of such a career as John Muir's.—Springfield RepubHean. it o :

Man Is Best After 60, “Investigation by keen men has shown that man’s best work has been ‘done between the ages of sixty and seventy years,” said President E. R. ‘Bryan of.(“olguté university. lugene, Ore.; in an address before the West‘ern division® of the Oregon Teacliers! association. “Six hundred of the most Amportant scientists, statesmen and ‘old World famous men were selected®” he said, “and it was found that only 5 per cent of them aceomplished their world’s work before the age of forty, 10 per cent between forty and fifty, 20 per cent fifty and sixty, 35 pér cent between sixty and seventy, 21 per cent after they had reached the age of elghty.” ' : : .

Some Armies and Navies

. On the basis of vessels completed ‘and vessels under construction, the rank of the following nations in naval standing is: QGreat DBritain, 1; Ger many, 2; United States, 3; France, 4; ‘Japan, 5; Russia, 6; Italy, 7: Austria, 8; Greece, 9. The available' fighting force of Italy is around 3,000.000: that ‘of Greece about half a million. S

Large Contract for Meat.

The British government has 'contracted with various Argentine meat blants for the purchase of 15,000 tons of «frozen and chilled meats each month for a period of 12 months.

CHRISTLAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Welr Block. Sunday school 9:45 A M. : Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Everybody welcoms. Y k

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Hunt Student

- A search by the aunthorities of Indianapelis was under way today feor Jack Roemer 19 of Canton Ohio a ‘reshnian at Purdue University who has. béen - missing from the Delta Upsilion fraternity house since last Wednesday of last week, o

Gieorge Roemer eof Kokeiffo uncie oi the vouth informed police that he understood that Reemer left Lafavette Wednesday to drive to the Indianapolis auntomobile show. The uncle deseribed the youtli as being about 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing about 120 pounds and wedrine a «3:1{:): overcont. : o ! Sy

- NShoots @wn Child, Suieides l * Frank L. Williams 31 shot ‘and se- | riously wounded his 3-vear-old daugh-i ter Mariorie at South Bend as she lay | in her bed at the home of lis sis-! ter Mrs, R'u!‘»_v _l"{idd!é and then x‘:lar--‘g ed the muzzle of the revolver in his | mouth killing himselr, 0 i * The shooting féllowed a quarroli betweon Willtammk and his eﬂt,ra,ugedi wiie.. Mrs. Riddle. had endeavored 1o pacify the gquarrel and she and Mrs. | Williams had sgone to a ~f.lm\'lmtairst room when thev heard the shots . i

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE % Notice is hereby given that on the i 6th day of May, 1929, between _tho'g hours of ten o'clock A. M. and x’mn';§ o'¢clock P. M. and from day te dayf thereafter until sold, at t-!'le(-nffi(:u nf? tlre Auditor of Noble County, Indianu, | in the Courts House in the town m“i Albion in said County, the following | described real estate, to-wit: -16t-uun’z-§ ber four in block number four in West | Lawn Addition to the city of Ligoniér, | Noble County, Indiana. as shown bv | a niap and plat of suid ;1!1(1iti0t1 made% by W. T." Knox, Civil Engineer and vecorded i the R'em,rdm"s'.()t'fi('e"‘.“ Noble County, Indiana, in:plgt"hook 1.3 page 166: wiill be i")ffered. for sal(-»-'as;,; ggcheated. real estate hovetofore ownad hy Charles Henry Allen now eceased. Said real estate. will ‘be sold i nublic vendue, tor not less than the full aopraised \je}]ue thereof, to. tha highest and best hidder thevefor and Apon- the iollowing terms and condis] tions te=wit: at least one half ni"Hw! :amjvh:s#v price thercofl to. he paid Ev:x‘j cash on day of ‘sale and the remainder tiereof within one vear froni day of said, the deferred payment to heoe interest at the rate of six per ceut per uiimm*.- and upon fuill payment _;‘xi"'the purchase price a warranty deed for said real estate will be executeil by Lsaid - Auditor and dehivered x}'\-, the purchaser thereof. Purchaser way poy all vash en day ot sale. S | Charles W. Bender, = o S oJohu W bofes e “Noah . S_x’nith. b l " Board of Commissioners i of Noble County, Indiana; k : Kdwin - Smith, Auditor 2 - Naoble County. Indiana.

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City Properties and Farms for sale that will appeal to you, especially when vou consider the possibility of future prices. -

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