Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 20A, Ligonier, Noble County, 10 June 1929 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner Jistablished 1856 : Published hy THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. W. C. B. Harrison, Editor N A Cotuerman, Manager

Published every Monday and Thursday aud entered the Postoffice at Ligouiier, judiana, as second class matter.

Women Revolt Against Law, The latest and what perhaps wil; be the most veliemen! protest against the new driver's license has come from the women. . ; Because application blanks make them tell their right age female drivers were reported to be up in arms. They must not only swear they are so many vears old hut miust give details. Mrs. Grace Bgnta Lirbans state treasurer whose age has remained a secret at the polls although she is noted for her ,\'()uth(u]"zu)p(-;n'um-o'was the first .to revolt against the age question. : : She sent her blank to the secretary of stafe with the age provision unfilled. The omission at once becamsa a matter. of state and public importance. . 5 ! Se(-r'm;n'y of State Otto (. FKifield sought the legal -'.ullviw of Attornog' General James M. Ogden. The latter stuck to the letter of -the law and-de-clared the ladies must confess their age. _ = * Removing Pirate Fish. Conservation department warden crews workinug on three mnorthern lakes removing undersirable fish were quite. successful in May although seriously handicapped by unfavorable weather conditions. @ While a complete report of the mouth is not available for a few days, iGeorge N. Mannfeld, Superintendent of fisheries and ganie of the state conservation department under: whos directiowr these crews work says th first two weeks in May crews remove ! 541 gar and 140 large dogfish. The c¢rews are prnperly' onq&[email protected] with hundreds of yvards of nets and with spears. They. are instructed to remove gar and dogfish in particular and extra large carp, big pike and pickerel ag these species after reaching certain size are a menace to other fish. Lakes being worked at this timb are Wawasece. George and Barbee,

Judge Biggs Is Better Attaches at the M. E. hospital ‘at Fort Wayne issued a report that the condition of Judege A. F. Biggs of the Noble-Whitley circuit court is much improved. Although no visitors are permitted to his sick room outside of Mrs. Biggs and daughter Mrs. Grabam Lyon unless complications develop hopes are entertained or the patient’s recovery. Sinus trouble said to have been the source of the illness is now practically gone, but there is an affliction of the ears. This has resulted din deafness which it iz said will last only a few davs.

Must Be Placed Right

An order irom the posmffi’b,- department makes it mmandatory thuat all rural mail- boxes be placed .on the side of the road so that it he at the rural carrier’s right as he approaches. The recent legislature passed a law that drivers of cars can not- pass to the left side of the road except in going around another car. Therefora it rural carriers must drive across the road to deposit mail in the boxes they would be violating the law, : The postoffice department has ordered that no mail shall be placed in boxes that are on the wrong side of the road after June 16. :

Bandit Pleads Guilty.

Confessing complicity in the robberies of three Indiana banks Stanley Canfield will be sentenced at Tipton. Canfield was arrested in a Fort Wayne hotel Tuesday after an extensive search had been made for him. He confessed participation in two robberies of the State Bank at Hobbs and one: at Cutler.’

Weeting of Old and Young

The 12th annual reunicn of the David W. Lamb family was held at the city park in Goshen with 62 present. John Frick 83 of Wawaka and T. .J. Walker 82 of Goshen were the oldest attending and Patricia Ann Thompson of: Blkhart one month old was the youngest. e

Goes to Elkhart Sehool ' Gertrude Hoverstock a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs, Will Hoverstock of near Topeka hkas been offered and has .accepted the position of principal of the Kikhart city schools for the coimine vear Miss Hoverstock has been principal of the Kendallville schools since her graduation from- Indiana University in 1923 :

Notice of Insolvency.

State of Indiana Noble County SS: "~ _ln the Noble Circuit Court, May term 1929 : In the matter of the estate of Fayette R. Lepird: Decéased. ' Notice is hereby given. that upon petition filed .in said.-court by the aaministrator of said estate settingsup the insufficiency of the estate of said decedent to pay the debts and liabilities thereof, the judge of said court did o 1 the 22nd day of May 1929 find - aid estate to be probably insolvent and ordered the same to be settled accord~ ingly. : ' - The creditors of said estdate are therefore hereby notitie dof 'such in= solvency and requested to file their claims against said estate for allowanue. Witness the clerk and seal of said court at Albion, Indiana. this 22nd day of May 1929 . . - L Frances M. Beane. Clerk of the Noble (lircuit Court. -1843 w

Notice o 1 Administration. - Notice is herebyv gi\'en that the undersigned hag been duly appointed and has qualified as administrater of the estate of Phiilip H. Schlemmer deceased. - The heirs of said decedent, the creditors of his estate and all other persons interested: therein will be governed accordingly. Said estate is presumed to be solvent. - Carl R. Schiemmer Administrator Bothwell & Vandertford, l.igonier, Indiana Atturneys, e - 18a3w

Notice of Settlement of Estate, ‘Notice is hereby given that the unersigned The Cromwell State Bank, ‘romwell, Indiana, Guardian of Ulysses (. Lecount, a person of'un_ound mind, now deceased, will by orer of the Noble Circuit Court of Iniana proceed to settle the estate of said ward without administration hereof. The heirs of said decedent, he creditors of his estate and all ther persons interested therein will e . governed accordingly. Said es‘ate is supposed to be insolvent. The Cromwell State Bank, . Cromwell; Indiana, Guardian. Jothwel & Vanderford, - sgonier, I[ndiana, i

Notice to Taxpayers.

The Xoble County Board of Review will hear complaints and make adjust ments in assessments of personal property on the following dates for the ollowing taxing units in Noble County Indiana: : Washington Townslgip June 10, 1929 Sparta Township June 10, 1929, Cromwell Town, June 10 1929. Noble Township June 10, 1929, Perry Township, June 11. 1929 Elkhart Township, June 11 1929, York Township, June 11, 1929 ° dJetferson Township, June 12, 1929 Albion Township, June 12 1929. Albion Township June 12,1929 . Orange Township, June 13 1929 Wayne Township June 13, 1929 Wolcottville Town June 13, 1929 Green Township June 14, 1929 Swan Township June 14 1929 . Allen Township June 14 1929 | Avilla Town June 14. 1929, Kendaldville City June 15, 1929 Ligonier City June 15 1929. All corporations that- wish to appear - efore the Board of Review will be eard June 17 1929, All persons wishing to appear be- ’ ore the Board of Review will do so by alling at the County Assessor’s Office in the Court House in the town of Albion Noble County, Indiana, between the hours of 8 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M. daylight savings Time on he days mentioned above for the repective taxing units of Noble (‘mmtyj Indiana. B

~ All and any tax-pavers who for any eason, are unable to appear before he Board on the days mentioned ahove or their rcspective taxing units, may ppear and will be heard on any day during the regular sessions of -the Board other than on a day fixed ahove or some other taxng unit. e Edwin Smith Auditor Noble County.

DRIYERS RECEIPTS ISSUED

Application. Muy Now Be Made at the Office of John L. Heury in the Levy : Bloek = ‘

- Applications for drivers' license ?,Si required h_\" state law effective July 1 were received at the local branch‘ ol tlie state license bureau located in the J. L. Henry oftice on Cavin s(reet.! After July 1 it ‘will be a violation fm‘l any person to operate a motor veh_iclej without a driver’s license. Each per-. son who applies for lcense at the local office receives a receipt which serves as a license: until the regular form arrives from the secretary of state's office at Indianapolis. . Mr. Henry pointed out that all applicants must call at the bureau in person to answer questions on the application hlank. One member of the family, and anyone under eighteen iyvars of age must. have the application .signeg by parent or guardian: . “Despite the clear wording of the rule we are frequently asked by automobile owners if it is necessary for them to b‘u,\_' a d‘zver'ﬂ_—li(-ense if they own their car, a have license plates in their own name” said Mr. Henry “The law requires that all operators he licensed. Anyv person who drives a motor “vehicle must apply for a license, and carry the receipt and later the license on his or her person while driving after Jnly 17 = The driver's license is a small pocket ‘container are mailed direct from the secretary of state’'s office and are good tor a three-vear period.

Another Dream Shattered

The hopes of insurance companies to sell the counties and municipalities hundreds of thousands| of dollars worth of liability insurance were blast ed by Attorney General James M. Ogdern. ‘ < ¢ » In a formal opinion prepared for Lawrence . Orr. chief examiner for the state board of accounts, Ogden regarded as unconstitutional that provision of the 1929 drivers' license law making the state counties and municipalities jointly . liable with empolyes for nmnegligence while driving motor vehicles oen the highways in the course of their employment.

Inheritance Prove Bad Luck.

Mrs. Rosanna Daum 75 blind and with her health broken -must leave the Bartholomew county poorhouse where she has lived forty years because she has_ inherited sBo6¢ from the estate of a brother William (. Smith former sheriff. \With this money Mrs. Daum is placed in the self-supporting class by the county attorney and therefore not legally entitled to live at the institution.

County Show Net Nice Profit

$535.40 clear profit was made by the Home Division of the Noble County Farm Bureau at the County shows given before large appreciative esudiences in Ligonier on May 21 amd In Kendallville on May 23. The success of the undertaking” was due in no small measure to the splendi@ cooperation of the Chamber of Commerc in gavh of these cities.

Flag Day Proclaimed

To the downtrodden our flag is the emblem of hope and salvation, Governor Harry G. Leslie pointed out in his proclamation calling attention to the observance of Flag Day June 14, _He asked all Hoosiers to provide appropriate displays ot the national emblem and that civic and religious bodies foster exercises. .

Elkbart Votes For Airport

~ The Elkhart city council by a vote of eight to one voted to purchase the site . for a municipal airport. The purchase of the land has been opposed by a group of taxpayers which had remonstrated against the issuance of bonds, but the state tax board ruled in favor of the city. |

Laporte Laundry Robbed

Scores of families lamented the ioss of their weekly wash when it was blown into shreds by an explosion in the LaPorte laundry. Safe-blowers wrecked the strongbox and obtained $4OO. Loss in laundry and other proproperty wag considerable. :

Killed When Auto Hits Planter

- Clem Warner 38 a farmer died Wednesday afternoon in Epworth hospital at South Bend from a fractured. skull received Tuesday afternoon when a corn planter on which he was riding was struck by a truck of the Ward Baking Co., driven by Dewey Rowe.

Gets State Highway Joh.

Artuhr P. Melton Gary has been appointed by Governor Harry G. Leslie as a member of the state highway gommission to succeed George K. Harshman of Crown Point resigned. Harshman’'s resignation takes effect June 15. Both are democrats. .

Air Circus at Elkbart June 14.16 A unique contest originated by a resident of Elkhart will be staged for the first time on any flying field during the second annual American Le‘gion air circus which.will take place there June 14, 15, 16. '

Child Fatally Shot

John O. Miller 5 was killed instantly at Lebanon when a rifle belonging to his father was discharged as he pulled it from beneath a bed where it had bheen hidden. g

New Strawherries

} Home grown strawberries are now in the market. W. A. Ruple pickeg nine quarts from his beds ~Saturday morning. o ‘

Students to Training Camp.

Students of the Kendallville high school have enrolled in the citizens’ military training camp which opens June 20. at Fort Benjamin Marrison, near Indianapolis it has been announced. They Will get a thirty day taste of army life and training under the direction of the United States regular army, and at no expense to themselves. Ligonier students have made application for admission to the camp.

Camp is Open

Limberlost camp on the Gene Stratton Porter estate Svlvan lake was open to Boy Scout committeemen and families Sunday from 2 p. m. to 7 p. m. a(-cording to an announcement by E. G. Hoffman of Fort- Wayne president of the Anthony Wayneé area. A special invitation had been extendeq to. local vominitteemen to visit. the grounds. ' The nature garden of the late authoress is now at its best. .

One hilled Three Hurt

One person was killed and three others critically injured in a fire which destroyed a Mexican tenement house at Hammond. Katrina Conde &, burned to death. Her- mother Mrs. Edro Conde is believed dving and Eldro Conde and an unidentified woman were critically burned. All four were trapped in the blazing house.

For Sale or Trade—Five room furnished cottage at Buttermilk Point, flowing well garage good boat valuation 32500 or .will rent for season. Enguire Dr. E. D. Stuckman New Paris Phone. o 19h 2t

For Sale or Rent-—House on Martin street near M. K. church. Solly Kahn at Jacobs store. 15ait

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Signs Up Big League (labs.

Louis R. Batchelor owner and manager o the South Bend Indians completed a deal in Chicago Tuesday with John J. MeGraw manager of the New York Giants to bring the latter club to South Bend on July 22 for an exhibition game with the Indians. Batchelor also closed a dea]l with Wilbert - Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodcers for all of the Dodgers open dates, The Brooklyn team has open dates on August 7,8, 9 and on September 17 and 18. Batchelor is planning on promoting games featuring Dazzy Vance !““,d Birobklyu in South Bend, Fort i\\fayue’ Youngstown. Ohio, Bloomington. and Peoria 11l ;

Entertain Company.

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