Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 26A, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 July 1929 — Page 3

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KW" s . Opening of Squirrel Season. 1 ! caugust 1 opeus the season for lawf}!’_s.tf sliooting of squirrels in this state,“ Hichard Lieber conservative directori commented this morning. From that date to and including October 31 t.hése! Eliz:‘io animals are unprotected b‘_}- iaw' he said. . - i . Under Indiana statutes the hag limit on squirrels is five per day. The same law makes it a violation IN)W'-? ever, if squirrels are shot at killed 0’:"' distarbed jn any public *park or ouf siate owned propervty. in Indiana or, within onhdlf mife thereof, fixing 'the! penalty at a fine of not less than \l\ and not to excecd . $5O upon convietion. ‘ Mr. Lieber urged hunters to respect | the game law, obtain consent of iand‘ owners hefore entering mmn private | property and to protect said i'and~, owners livestock: fences ete. . ; Two Barns Burn ' - ¥,'l.L\.<H_>t \‘~.'v§;§(fh are variously r~éti111:1!-f o bhetween. s2t‘o,ﬂ()’(j) and $25.000 ]};,\r._;x': resuited from barn fires in \\'hmf‘_\'f county, . ‘ ; ' f The PFrank E. Cox barn and ad-| iotuine buildings located one mi]e‘ south and west of Churibuseo burned t 6 the ecronnd Wednesday night ml'—? :.32!_33@ a loss of between $160.000 and; 512900. The Alfred Nickey bar loc-! cated n mile southwest of the Cox! farm was destroved by fire Sun,déx_v',i visht the loss being only slightly less, | Snontancous combustion of hay was | ascribed as the cause of ‘the l.\,\'()g barn Tives. A horse, a ‘ealf and three | pigs were burned -to denth at Jthe? Nickey fire but no cattle or live stoek | were losf inthe Cox fire © ,1 o i Four Foot Rattlér Killed - ) " Believe it or' not but sonthern In-. diana ean produce sonie 'n'xonst'm'_,_ rattlesnakes ,t'il‘led with venom and! malice toward mankind. . ' f Ay proof of this Thurman T. Raridon ' of ‘Morres villé a freight motorman for the T H. 1. & B railway was ex-| hibitiie the carcass of a four foot 'l,‘3l‘!- ‘ tler which he killed near Martinsville, Qj{rmun' hrought. the dead snake to iNNianapoelis where it was the center . Of attraction at moter freight No. a 0 Tie reptile had ten mhies. : { Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Administvator With the Will innexedld The undersigned administrator with the will annexed of the last will and testamiont of Joseph Colwel] deceased., | ltereby pives notice. that by virtue of the power in said will contdined:it wiil | at the hour of 1:30 o'clock..P. M. on! the §th dar M'_L August 1924, at the| American State Bank in Ligonier, In--diana, :hul’-i:'pm day te day there-! after-auntil sold, offer for sale at private sale, all of the interest ol said decedent in and to the following des- | cribed real estate situated in 1\'«)1)1'-;3E (founly, State of Indiana, to-wit: 3.53% acres out of the northwest corner. of the northeast quarter of section 6, Township 34 north, range 9 east; also | the west. one-half of the smxth'eas!i quarter of gection 31, Township 35 | x:m'i‘;je. Range 9 East, cxvepting the| following, to-wit: Commencing at the! northeast corner of the, 'Exfactiuual} west onehali of the southeast gquarter of said section 31, and running from | thence south six chains and sixty-six’i and two-thirds 'linkgw',' thence west fif-| iect chains, thence north six chains and sixty-six and two-thirds: ]inks,,; thence east fifteen chains to the place Of beginning, coutaining ten aeres of ! land; also excepting the following, to-wit: (‘ommencing at the intorseng tion of the south line of the I)iumond; Lake road and the east line of the ‘west one-half of the southeast quarter of Section 31, "I‘o\\"nslhip 35 1101't1§.3 Range 9 east, running thenee north 81 degrees west six chains and eight links, thence south four chains and }six(y links to.low water mark of Diamond Lake, thence east along said, lake to a point due south of the place of beginning, thence north -to the place of beginning. Said last exception being known as the Diamond Lake Pike Club grounds; and said administrator with the will annexed will also sell at the same -time and place a one-twenticth interest in the last exception, o said sale will he made subject to the approval of the Noble Circuit Court for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate and npon the following tei‘ms'.and conditions; at least one‘third of the purchase money, cash in hand; the balance in two equal installments payable in not to exceed nine and eighteen months after date, tdeferred payments to be evidenced by notes of the purchaser, bearing 7% interest from date, waiving relief and providing for aitbmeys"feegs and secured by a first mortgage on the real estate sold or said purchaser may pay lall cash (_)fl‘ the day of sale. Said sale -will’be made subject to the taxes for 1929 payable 1930 and possession lwill beVsirrenderéd on- dav of sale;

_ The abstract for said.real estate-can be seen -at:ihe office: of- N\'illia.m*/H.l Wigton, “in Ligonier; Indiana. g s ~American. State = bank, Ad- - . ministrator with the will annexed of tile will and estate © " of Joseph Colwell deceased. Williamy“fl; Wiston, Attorney. 24adw © ONOTIUE OF APPOINTMENT. ~State’ of Indiaan, Noble County, SS: ‘Notice 4s hereby given that the un-| ersigned has been appointed admin“strator of the estate of Moses Lint, iecensed, late of Noble County, Indi- . pa. Said estate is probably insolvent L Charles A. Werker, -Admr. WEH. Wigten, Atey. 2alw __ UHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOCIETY ‘ Services in Welr Block. i Sunday school 9:45-A M. . Legdow; Sermon 11:00 A. M . rerybody welcome. . ' Pay your Banmer subscriptions.

‘M’l‘(‘HIE RANGLING FOR Sl . THE 1982 NOMINATION ,Ma'ryland- Governor’'s Reaction (o i Wickersham ‘\Note Thought Move ... - Toward Presidency, . 5 e ’ Thenow famous letter of George W. ! Wickersham regarding + pl't)hii.{ition, 'aside from arousing nation-wide com‘ment of a varied nature, has set the Epolit_ica_{ pot boiling furiously. The shades of 1932 presidential ambitions ;are heg?nniug to appear in the smoke, | Wickersham, past 70 ahd with n~ ‘political ambitions of his own, has _stirred up the coals with results that imay be far beyvond the expectotions lof anyone at present when the 1932 z('znm')'dign gets under waly, ! Predictions of . what may come in %1:’31;2 is futile at this time. But even {now, only three days since publica[tion of the Wickersham letter, a famliliar political figure rises to seize ;ghev oceasion furnished ;be that letter, and from among the governors {before whom it was read--Albert C. |Ritchie, chief executive of Maryland. | Ritchie defied Wickersham's ‘plea !fm‘ further state co-operation in pro?hib_itinn enforcement, thereby, in the f(;p;iniou‘(_)f political observers in Wash ‘ington denoting a nambition of becowm ging‘ the champion of the wets and with | his. eyes on the democratic presi--!(lemial nomination in 1932.. ; g Overhradowed by Smith, | ‘ Ritchie, who will compete in 1932 :t.hrw consecutive terms, totaling 3 '}'G;‘u«' as governor “of Marvland, his ‘béen an aspirant for the (l(anm(:mtic.; | presidential nomination for a long ’time. Hitherto, he has been (')vel'»" )Shi()dOWe(l as ' a.wet by Alfred E. Smith. - ¢ ']-ﬁii.f'llie' lias been an - was. in the .lzuu/ campaign, one.of the staunchest supporters of Smit}a. Undoubtedly,, he has expectations of falling heir to! the Smith mantle. Smith forces will have their voice in selection of the next deniocratic nominee. : : " Ritchie still a comparatively yvoung man, being 53, has attracted conQidez‘:xhhx notice nationally as governor of Maryland and in the role of champion of state rights. He hus been consisténtly a foe of nationai prohibition. His state has no enforce ment code. : . He comes from .a berder state, one ‘suimu*z‘u enough to atiract a fol--dowing to him as’ a southerner. H wis born in Virginia, - - There is another governor however, who has loomed more premiuently :1:;} a |possible democratic presidential candidate in 1932, Franklin D. Rooseveit of New York to whom the Wickkn%h:nn lene_r”w:ls addresced. Roosoveit placed Smith's nanme before thyaa ‘dojrnmf-r:it'iv conventions, coining the E;huw “the happy watrior.) He has been Smith's good rxian INriday from ithe start of the Smith movement. L~ Expeet Smith Suvnort,. i Rodsevelt also has = ¢ pectations, fundoubtedly, of “the Smith sunpzy T hat l'h{nos‘eve]t_is logikitie fosward | f'wz;z 15 mmdicated b hiss caaton i im@unnenting‘ upoll i e .‘h,:" {latter. . When Ritehic boldiv puis hi '}fnm,ﬁ out' on the thea > fopareniiy, fthat he can advance his cause Imoie Eb}' rallying the wets aboat him, Roos.velt _is'-p(nulefin}z, apparently over the present split in the party on this 1sLsite. o Ritchie has one advantage over 'Roosevelt, He has no political ob%s(;gu'lo to hurde] meanwhile .. He will Irgtive in 1931 as governor. Roosevelt ?‘mgust run gz,’:f:‘}ﬂn next vear and unless ihe is re-elected will drop from the picture. : : . LTho controversy that has arisen ‘im*m' the Wickersham letter seems (o i forecast that prohibition will be an {even more dominknt issue in 1932 th n it was in the last campaign. ’ Ritchie seems to thinks so and also ;16 be playing a gamble on ‘the as-

sumption that discussion in the next three vears will make -the issue more clear-cut. 5 But any stand taken at this time iz a gamble. S ] President Hoovpor's fortunes enter also into speculatinn., At the present time, he stands ouf as 2 dry, lut with niany suspoeting thiat he kuow of the Wicheishan prenouncement. - Hiy fortunes ill be bound unon the clarification of the wholo s'za'ijec\. that s2ems inevitalile hefore 1932 rolls around.’ “atwralization Examiner Here Exanfiver Watne of the United States Department of Labor Naturalization Service spent Thursday morning at olumbia City - taking up naturalization matters in Whitley ccunty. Three cases are pending there at the lpresent time. : ' Upon leaving Columbia City Mr.' Watne went to Albion to examine ths| records in naturalization matters of Noble county. : ; _ - , Mad Dog Runs Wild Sought for more than a /day by the police foreces of South Bend and ti‘Mishawaka a mad dog was killed after it had bitten eight persons five other dogs and a horse. During the search residents of the two cities were in a state of suspense. Mothers called in thier children from the streets and {playgrounds. i ‘ ~ Man Loses Anto License ! C. Js Heim b 6 of Indianapolis was '!fined $170.00 sentenced to 30 days in jail and his driver's license was revoked for one year when he pleaded guilty at Peru to charges of driving a car while. intoxicated. : The Elkhart city council has fixed he salaries of the school board members there at $450 per annum. The chool boards in Indiana cities conists of three members. :

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| Christian Science Nervices ! “Lile was the subject of the Les-son-Sermon iu all Churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday July 21. Among the -citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was the ollowing from the 'Bible: : “He that dwelleth” in thé secret place of the most High shall abide undér the shadow of the Almighty. 1 will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress: my God; in him will 1 trust..' Because thou hast made the Lord, which is my vefuge even the Inost ﬁigh, thy habitation; Thére‘:;hall no " evil befall thee, neither shall any plugnwl come nigh hy dwelling” (Psalmis $1:1, 2. 9, 10) The Liesson-Sermon also included he following passages from mgé hristian Science texthook, “Seience nd Health with Key to the Seriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “When it is earned that disease -canunol destroy life. and that mortals are not saved rom sin or sickness by death, this inderstanding will guicken into newess of life. 1t will master either a desire to die or a dread of the grave, and thus destroy the great fear that besets mortal (‘l\'.l.\"(‘x‘{(’("' {p 428). Ends Life With Gan . Harry (‘ﬁ[x've,r 35 farmer father 6% ive children committed snicide at his ome near Ossian by shooting himself with a shotguu. “Carver’s body the lead nearly se\'et‘enl'_‘\\“zx:" found in a vantry. Relatives could give no veaon for his action. ; ; - Legion to Meet An important meeting of ‘tlie Amerian Legion post of this city will: be teld Tuesday evening when the receipt of guns and the air circus will be considered. :

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!anes Against Henderson Remitted. County Clerk Bessie Diener of Goshen received a notice signed by Governor Harry G. Leslie and Seéretary of State Otto G. Fifield that fines aggre gating $750.00 against Wilh‘am Henderson for vielation of liguer Idws for which he wa.stried last fall have been remitted. e - . ~ Henderson who lives in Elkhart is at the present time awaiting the decision of the indiana supreme court on a case against him, which was completed in, superior court in.Eikhart Oct. 22, 1928 At that time he was found guilty on two counts operating a liguor' nuisance and selling liguer and was given sentences of six months at the penal farm on each count, fired $350 on one and $4OO on the other. Before the fines will be remitted however, Henderson must pay $l4O court costs. s S ’.b e e hirhy Bavis Again - Kirby Davis of Rome City who has H)murd quite elusive as far as all in!di;m:‘z police cireles have been concerned and who was mentioned as ;.@kt—;%biy-iﬂ_a’xg?\'é}ai in tni;.» Columbia City bank hold-up has again been mentiotied .in connecticic with the Gas Uity bank heldup. The Portland Sun had the following to sayv about Pavis. = = -I\'.Tz;-'h;-; Davis allezed gunman and handit formeriv of Munvie but ‘-.\ihﬂs(ﬂf whereabouls have been shrouded in desp mystery is now: aceased of being connected with the recent robbery ot the 8t Henvy Ohio bank and the rob}J'l"?'t_‘f of the Guis Uity bank. The last time Davis was accused of a erinme wus in the holdup of the bank at Colimbia City somé time ago. Davis was alleged to have been the man %ho cperated the machine :s‘:un.._ e _Pas your Banner subscriptions-

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