Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 36B, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 October 1929 — Page 2

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Autos Pile Up Near Columbia City Mrs. Ella Bratt, Mishawaka, sustained a fractured b, larcerations about the head and legs Monday when the automobile in which she was a passenger collided with anothiler auto nine miles weést of Columbia City on the Lincoln Highway. : Mrs. Bratt was riding with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bobey, of Mishawaka, when the Bobey roadster collided with a light touring car driven by Georze Retz, of Union City, who was attempiing to go around ancother machine. Automobiles driven by Vernie Kejyes Winchester, and Wesley Heagy, Washington, D. C., crashed into the wrecked. cars soon after the, coilizion. None except Mrs. -Bratt . was injured als though several cars were badly damaged. i : September Gas Colleetions. are Larze. (Gasoline tax collections for the month of September totaled $1,852,968 - 82, the largest amount ever collected in one month in the history of the départment, according to a report sui) mitted by Leland K. Fishback, state gasoline tax collector. The amount of refunds also was the highest of any month in history totaling $l3l. 998. 98.: Refunds for th month last year were $65.856.21 aud the collections were §1 Jﬂ;ﬁ;\u,‘,,tiﬂ._ The- gain in_collections was $562 - 103.53, or 55 per cent. Gallonage for the month, also the highest on record, was 42,322,570 while last yvear's. was 39,693,509, a gain of 6,729,070. (ontess to Store Crime. i Two vouths, arrested Sunday ni_;z;]*‘ for investigation, were held hy ]mliw»' Monday in connecticn with the robbery | of the E. J. Varga and Song hardware store at South Bend, last Wednesd:ay Aollowing the confession of one of them.. Stanlev Popielski, 18, signed a \\ll{-{ ten confession that he and his conipanien, Clen Rajski, went into th: store through a rear window and sto'e two shot guns, a rifle, automatic pistol and 12 bhoxes of cartridges. Two Bridges on Road 6. Bids for the construction of thirtyfive bridges in eighteen counties wiil be opened by the Indiana Highwayv commission on October 15th, John J.° Brown director of the commission announced. State Road 6, two bridges, one in Porter county and one over the Elkhart river four miles east of Ligonier. The contract for the Benton bridge on Road Uo. 2 will be let at the same time. : " Father and Son Injured. ) George Bowers, aged about 50, and his son, age 18 years, residing in Green township, seven miles south of Albion, were quite seriously injured when the car in which they were riding ran into a Bridge. Both-the father and son sustained severe cuts and bruises and were rushed to the office of Dr. J. W. Moor for treatment. Later they were taken to the Secred Heart hospital at Garrett. ~Four Indictments Voted. ‘ Four criminal indictments were I‘(\-% turned by the superior court grand jury which reported/to Judge W. B.! Hile Monday afternoon, at Elkhart.% Two of the indictments were made pub lic, one of them against Willis L. Lambert, charging perjury, and the other‘ against Leo J. Gofdan, 24, charging bigamy. Both are Elkhart men, and both are in custody. Trucks Collide. ; Two heavily loaded trucks, one driv-: en by Robert Thwaits, and the other by Dan Whitmer, both of near Millersburg, collided at the Method corner in Millersburg Monday afternoon. Whitmer’'s truck was badly damaged, No one was injured. e —————— \ \ ! l I - Famous for thirty years TBE CIGAR that has proved five cents can buy 100% smoke enjoyment. Free smoking. Long ~ lasting. No short ends to come out in your mouth. Pleasure— - lots of it—from end to end. | ; r%%ﬁ\"’:ﬁ RO !:\‘&A.o‘g’ : Londres § Wl2 4 1 Y \Xﬁk o AW Vi SR et o R, s ”’i‘?ﬁ\ oy WA\ . e =Jts Ripe Tobaccol

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A BUMP OF CAUTION 1t just isn’t good manners. really is exceedingly “bad form” .to drive into a loaded truck regardless of the fact thiat there is no rear ‘flag of caution’. Brake .nspection should be your and ‘unmequal brakes.. Four wheel every day. Keeping them in prime condition is essential to'safe driving. Se{e for vou and the other fellow. One of the greatest dangers on the e

The Great Shires. - ° The Great Shires and his famous American All Stars will furnish the banner attraction of the year at Playlaad park in South Bend Sunday afternoon when the scrappy White Sox first sacker's club ' hooks up with Louie Batchelor’s South Bend Indians. Shires will probably use Ted Blankenship on the rubber, while the Benders will rely on Fred Fitzsimmons, Néw York Giant pitching ‘ace, who is a native of Mishawaka. - This should mean a real slab duel. Shires come§ to South Bgnd from Bonton Harbor, Mich., where his outiit plays the House -of David Saturduy afternoon at the colony: park. From South Bend the Shires crew invi des Ohio, Pennsylvania and Canada before calling the season over. ° Noew Paris, Benton, Rushville Methodist Churches. ‘: New Paris—Chureh school at 9:30, E. R. Showalter, superintendent. Benton—Church School @at 9:3u, Leonard Wysong, superintendent. Epworth League at 6:30, M. T. McFadden, leader. Preaching by Mrs. Hutsinpiller at 7:30. ~ - . Richville—Church School at- 9:30, Mrs. Grace Harper, superintendent. Preaching at 7:30. All.are cordially invited. ; © Notre Dame at Bloomington. ~ Footbal] fans attending the Notre Dame-Indiana homecoming game next Saturday, October 5, will find the Indiana team decked .out in a new type of jersey. Instead of. the usual red jersey with white felt letters, the scrappin’ Hoosiers will wear a bright been found to show up better on the the back. The ordnge letters. have been found to show up beter on the red background than did the white. . Leaves for California. Stuart P. Carney left Wednesday by automobile to join the Carney family located in l.os Angeles. The young man takes with him the best wishes of a host of friends. For a number of years he conducted- the Carney clothing store and in that capacity gained a wide acquaintance. Mrs. Carhey will join her hushand in California about the first of the.year. . v - Teachers’ (onvention, Three professors from the Indiana University school of education will speak at the Indiana state teachers’ convention at Indianapolis October 1618. They are Prof. I. O. Fester, Prof. Carl G. Franzen and Prof. W. W. Wright. , : o Dad’s Day. ; Dad’s Day at Indiana university will be held October 19th, the date of the Indiana-Colgate game. The day al-soi will be the annual state Boy Scout day'l at the university, i l - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETS Services in Welr Block. ’ Sunday school 9:456 AM. = fecson Sermon 11:00 A. M. v Everybody welcome. - A e S : Subscribe for Ligonier Banner. |

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streets and highways, according to the Accident Prevention Department of the Hoosier State Automobile Association are those hazards due to defective and ugneunal hrake‘s.f : Four wheel brakes now ‘in vogue have had <« tendency to give “false security” to many drivers. ' - The only safe brake is the brake of caution. Stop and think. Are your brakes gafe? Many a wreck has happened from an empty train of thoughi. O s T A B 5 3

_Four Indicted by Grand Jury. ' Indictments returned against four jpersons by the Whitley county grand jury have been made pyblic. Isaac Bell, Etna, was indicted for permitting minors to play pool in his place of business. Bond was fixed at Is2oo. / ' . M. E. Babcock was indicted on a charge of embezzling funds from the tenant of a farm on which he was employed. -He is charged with taking $104.48. : Frank Leer, barber, was indicted and arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill. The bill charges that on July 20th, this year, Leer attempted to shoot Warren Sellers, following an affray. Sellers belieyved him too intimate with his wife. Leer's bond was fixed at $l,OOO. 4 Fred Bennett was indicted for exhibiting a slot machine in his establishment. . : ~ A Rural Cinderella." When the two-ree} motion picture comedy-drama, ‘A Rural Cinderella’ unrolls at the October series of the Farm Bureau meetings a memorable treat will be given those fortunate enough to be in attendance. From the national offices of the American Farm Bureau Federation in .Chicago where the film was obtained, word comes that this feature film is a thriller guaranteed to provide the evening’s entertainment with a kick long to be remembered. o Worked into the scenario is a whole lot of life down on the farm, with glimpses of the work of a home demonstration agent and suggestions about cooperative marketing. But the thing that is bound to make the crowd stand up on their chairs and cheer is the part of the picture showing the annual homecoming football game at one of the great mid-westérn universities. - : - Man Burned to Death. . Burton Cook, 25, Indianapolis, was burned -to death in an automobile, wrecked in a collision with another. Two other persons in the car weére severely burned. ~ Flames enveloped the car immediately after it crashed with a second car on a street corner. Cook was unable to exXtricate himself from the wreckage and was burned before the eyes of the crowd attracted to the scene. S . The death car was driven by Clifford Hatterbaugh, 23, against whom manslaughter charges have been filed : ~ Jurors Drawn. : The following petit jurors have been idr-awn to serve during the October term of the Noble circuit court. { Thomas 0. Flaherty, Orange township; E. J. Baker, Orange; Alvin M. Deardorff, Sparta: Leo Borck, Allen; Ellery P. Case, Swan; William Schick, Elkhart; Theodore: Spurgeon, Perry; Hobert Adair, York; Wwillard Addis, Noble; Herbert Newman, ‘Wayne; Murt Swogger, Wayne; Benj. Wolf, Washington; Vern Geiger, Noble: Edward Mueising, Wayne; Walter Braham, Jefferson; Howard G. Helwig, Elkhart; Alvin H. Bauman, Jefferson and‘ Lodie R. Freeman, Green. '

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Laws of New England - Harsh on Malefactors . The children of the early days iln New England did not léarn the letters of the alphabet in such simple fashion as “A stands for Ape, and B stands for Ball.” But letters sometinmes were used to mark the transgressor. : Lack of chastity was indicated in the scarlet A which Hester Prynne wore. The drunkard could be and was disfranchised, and must “wear about his neck and so as to hang above his outer garment a D made of red cloth and set upon white, and to continue it a year and not to leave it off when he comes among company.” = = .. "~ The letter B did not escape being a mark of ignominy. “Any person who commits bunglary by breaking up any dwelling_thouse, or shall robb any person in the frild or highwayes. such a person so_offending shall for the first offence bee branded on the forehead with theé letter B; a second time a second B. and for a third time bee pui to death. If the offence is committed on the Lord’s Day, for the first offence he shall have one eare- cutt off :-the second é;xm for the second offence, and bee put to death for the third offence.” . v

Smoking Among Women ' Alarmed Men in 1868 In 1868 the gro‘wi_ng' practices of smokinz and dipping snuff hy refined. women in both ' North .and South, writes Arthur Train in the Saturday Evening Post. were stigmatized by Schuyler Brightley in the April number of “The Galaxy” as shockingly on thie increase, - In the South particularly, owing ‘to the intluence of their nmegro mammies, “young and tenderly-nurtured. girls, belonging to the richest and preudest families in the neighborhood. smoked to an extent that would be regarded as’ dangerously excessive even among nen, and, not 'cigurettes ‘or cigars or. yet elegiant little chibouks or nargiles, fashioned to suit their delicate lips. but short, black dudeens from the North, and pipes of native invention made of a reed stuck into a bowl of red earth or a corncob.” ; -

" War Prisoners Made Slaves All armies sent out from Rome were accompanied by “speculators -in '(lxe' slave trade, who bought the captives as they .were put up to auction after a hattle and then undertook the transport to Rome of all who were suited for employment in Italy or were not brought up in the province. which wias the seat of ywar. Fowler s:x-.\‘gu:.? “After the campaizu of Pydna and (he overthrow of the Macedonian Kkingdom, Aemilius Paullus, one of the most humane of the.Romans, sold into slavery, under orders from the senate, 150,000 free inhabitants of communities in Epirts which had sided with Perseas in the war. . . . Caesar, like Aemiliugs Paullus, one of the most humane of [omans, tells us himself that on a single occasion, the capture of the ‘aduatici, he sold 53,000 prisoners on the spot.” - : :

“Faint Heart N“ever—_-f-" : " They svere talking of a fellow club meniber. ‘ : ‘“When 1. conie to think about it)” said one wian, “1 don’t think I've seen old Harry for nearly a week,” “T'll bet you haven't” agreed an other man, emehin;; at the moment. “He's been dead three days.” l “IDead How did that happen?’ #*Well,. you know his wife had a little habit of making him carry everything she bought. Last week she bousht a grand piano.” “But he didn’t have te carry that, surely 7"’ : ~ “No; he took one look at it, though, and pdssed away without so much as a sound.” ;

Unusual Mirage : To the tired and thirsty traveler in the desert there sometimes appears the tantalizing vision of an oughs,\ green ‘with trees and sweet with running ‘water. The camels wearily pad toward ‘the promised spot, and, alas, the ~mirage slowly fades, leaving only the “hot, cruel; desert sands! Dsiellers on the shores of Lake Constance were enchanted the other day by a clear and vivid picture of that part of the town of Immenstadt with the Herzberg palace appearing in the heavens and re- - maining visible for some time.. Thig is the first time a mirage has ever ‘been recorded on Lake Constance. -

Dikes Long Employed: . The dikes which protect the Netherlands and the German coasts of the _North sea go back to the old 'Roman times. Apparently even before the Romans appeared the Batavians 'at the mouth of the Rhine protected themselves by dikes. Dursus, after the con--quest of ‘Holland, 10 B. C., built an elaborate system of artificial canals -and dikes. Pliny the Elder gives an interesting description of the artificial _hills which <were erected as places of .refuge during the floods.

Yes, Pleace ; The little boy had been sent to the drug store to get some liniment and g speciai kind of china cement, - “Do you want the two things in separate parcels? asked the druggist, as soon as he had uttended to the boy’s iemands. *Yes, please,” answered the little fellow. “I think it would be as well, The cement is for wvictlier; she \\'anls' to mend the teapot. The liniment jg for father. Mother broke the‘teapo‘t, over ihis head.” : |

- Return to Ohio Home l . The 'Goshen papers note that Rev: and Mrs. Charles L. Deßow, who have been visiting in that city, returned to their home in Cleveland, Ohio. . : Bebe Daniels in “What a Night” at Crystal Sunday and Monday. P s e S “_f 1

- ‘Albert Stump Writes Book. | - Albert Stump, well known throughout the state for his interest in educational activities as weli as in law and] politics, is the author of a book, “The Psychology of Happiness,” being published by the Benton Reviéw Shop, at | Fowler, Indiana. . =~ = : ~ The book is not and does not purport to be a scientific work on psychology. It is rather the answer of a lawyer, who has had some interest in p-hilosophy and psychology, to the gquesiton—What are the scources of genuine happiness? The book is us enteraining as a detective story. But ‘it .has more than mere entertainment, It has the element of wise insight that a materially minded world needs to correct its blurred vision. e The eloguence and charm of Mr. Stump’s ,oratory and his skill as a ‘sr.m'y' teller glow as brightly on his‘ printed page as in his spoken words. He had been heard in this county on niany occasions, and his host.of friends ‘lx(f:‘e ‘will wish the greatest success to | iis hook, not only on account of their affection for its author but on account of the merit of the book itself,

L Agriculural School. Announcement was made that the annual autumn ‘course in agriculture at Purdue university would start Oet. 21 and close December 19. At the same tilne it was announced that the regular cight weeks winter course in agriculture would be he‘lﬂ..’lanuzu‘;g 20 to March 14, 193¢. G The 'eight weeks course in agriculture arve offered 2t the same time of yvear when there is the lest farm work to be done and are planned to develop keen - ‘buasiness men, thoroughly familiar with the modern, practical facts of- agrienlture essential to successful production and: pl'oi’ir‘;ihlé’mm*l:_leting.‘

: Gets suspended Senience. Harvey Boggs, Thorm:lteek Lownshfp wias given a suspended sentence of from one to teu years in the Indiana State prison at Micl’xig:m City, by Judge Arthur F. Biggs of the Whitley circuit court, when . the defendant pteaded guilty. 'The defendant stole cattleand seold the -beef. e

- " Plays ‘Lone. Hand, = A lone unmasked armer bandit ‘held up the Farmers state bank at: Mathews and escaped in a light blue sedan With $2OO in cash. The bank which losed its doors on May 16, 1929, is in process of liguidation at the present time ani had no insurance on its loss. : ‘ s ; : {

Many Huanters, Few Ducks, Many hunters lined the banks of the EBlkhart river Tuesday ix.n(.n'ningf and evening in quest of wild ducks. Considerilng the number of 111'111t,e{&_»’few'of the birds were bagged. .1~ ;

SPECIAL TIRE VALUES 25— - I\ | g ’”@H' /( (g SRR ) \ /d‘&;' \ \\\\\\\k\(\ \ i‘" _' } ///‘ // /) i:/ )) ;‘o ARV \st; N O )00 R NS o, &y DR \/ A NI IS K i AR ) X AVA.. ; Catalog House Prices! _atalog House krices! . with free expert mounting and service . . . ~on big, husky, oversize o 27 o : ‘ : . - PEYe ‘ New Improved Pathfinder Tread.. Supertwist Cord Tires | ~ Strictly First Class New Fresh Stock 30x3 1-2 $4‘95|29x4i40 $5,79 30x5.00‘58.48 . et . lat | 3ux4 $9‘55 30x4.50 $6.9531x6.00 $l 3,35 at ok . at- . : e, Hudson-Essex Sales Glen Rae @ _ | Ligonier, Ind. = - - Roy Elijilhi

Home Realty and Investment Co. - ROOMS 3 AND 4 SECOND FLOOR . . LEVY BLOCK, LIGONIER, IND. J. L. HENRY Manager _ ' City Properties and .iFarms for sale that will appeal to you, especially when you consider the possibility of future priées. | S _ . . BARMIOANS - 57 FFDERAL LAND BANK FARM I.o;\l\‘sso' O wtth EXCEPTIONAL Privelege Clause /) | | . fsaupnnEs The Securities that we have to offer, are of the highest type. GRAVEL ROAD, SCHOOL, PUBLIC UTILI--TY and REAL ESTATE PREFERRED STOCK, all TAX FREE. : Official Indiana License Branch Automobile, Truck, Chauffeurs License, Cerlificates of Titles and Transfers. All given special ‘ : attention.

A —ya—’ - e - e e e oy - - - - — Mint and Oni F. t ; The Kimmell Realty. Company will sell at Public Auction on An 80-acre farm in Sparta Township, Woble County, indiana, known as the Murray Farm. L ! This farm is level. Has about sixty acres of good mint and enion land and twenty acres of gravelly loam soil. It has two sets of buildings. A six room frame house, flat barn, corn erib and poultry “liouse on the high way and a five-room tenant house and:small ba¥ on the hack part of the place. Has a good orchard and four wells. About ‘forty acres of niint planted. . o : e - This farm is well located, being three dnd one-half miles southeast of Ligonier, two miles west of Kimmell dnd two miles east of Cromwell. - The sale will take place on the farm and begin ai twelve o'clock Stand- ¥ € : ard time. : ° ° ° s e INinic CONKIIL, wnery ﬁi’ 9 KIMMELIL: REALTY COMPANY, Managers. L. H. RAKER, Auctioneer. M‘ - | e

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