Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 39B, Ligonier, Noble County, 24 October 1929 — Page 3

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v, Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN ifice: Justamer_e; Farm. Phone: | Igonier 857

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Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Upen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones

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Judge Sparks Named. : Nomination ‘of Judge William M. Sparks of Rushville as judge of the seventh citeuit court of ‘abpezlls at Chicago will be sent to the senate by President- Hoover within a few days it was announced. - : Appointment of Sparks to sutceed Judge A. B. Anderson was recommended to the president Saturday by Attorney General William Mitchell, after he had considred several men for the post. - At the direction of the president, his secretary notified §enutors James E. Watson and Arthur Robinson of the department’s i'évomn_wn"dati(m. Sparks was the special judge who tried D 0. Ste-phenson' former. Indiana klan leader ‘at XNoblesville. Sparks sentenced Stepbenson to lite imprisonment at the state prison aftter a jury fouhd him guilty November (4. 1995 of the murder of AMiss Madge Oberholtzer Yndianapolis. It has Heen said that it BSparks should take the (Chicago judicial post and Steephenson were granted a new trial by’ the supreme court that Sparks could net ‘»y him and another judge eould be named in Sparks

. To Organize Detective Force A. B. Sawyer captain of the Wayne Township Detective association which has for .its purpose the “apprehension of horse thieves and other felons”’ accompanied by his sons Ora and Otie and John Carper will gu to Perry township tonight at the North Consolidated school building and or_:r;mizu a similar association. This organization operates under a statute that was passed in 1854—and seems to be good yet. Cptain Sawyer has great faith in an organization of.this kind to lessen ¢rime in any rural community.—Kendallyville News-un

PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public auction on the Curtis Hire farm 315 miles west of Ligonier, first east of Richville church on Road No. 2, commencing at 12 o'clock, noon, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5 The following personal property: - FIVE HEAD HORSES - Brown mare nine years old with colt three months old, sorrel horse 6 years old, weight 1500, bay mare 9 vears old weight 1700, black mare weight 1500, vearling colt. ) ' . EIGHT HEAD OF CATTLE " Durham cow fresh December Ist, Jersey cow giving milk, black Jerscy cow, calf by side, 4 yearling heifers, heifer calf. : : 20 Ewes, buck, 7 ewe lambs. Two brood sows, male hog, 50 fall pigs. _ ‘ Some chickens. L Farm Implements—Farm wagon, Deering binder, Deering mower, 2 Oliver sulky plows, walking plow, 2 spike drags, hay loader, seed drill, }mauure spreader, 3 cultivators, wagon |box,-mb sled, 2 sets marness, 10 tons ‘clover hay, 7 tons Alfalfa hay, 300 bushels of corn, corn planted and many other articles. Terms made known on hay of sale. M. M. MANSFIELD. H. E. Longcor, Auctioneer, H. B. Hoak COlerk. :

*.. WHAT WE STAND FOR: == * * We, the candidates on the Dem- *l * ocratic ticket for city offices, if * * elected pledge ourselves to: 2 * Enforce the. laws equally and * * impartially. : o 2 * . Reduce taxes. : x r Give the City of Ligonier hon- *€ * est and economical government. * * To distribute street work so * *as to do justice to all property * * owners throughout the city. *. * Exert our utmost influence to * * promote the welfare of Ligonier * * civilly and industrially. * * In order that we may fulfill the * * above named pledges we earnest- * * ]y solicit the support of all voters. * * For Mayor * # EDWIN D. SMITH ¥ &0 For City Clerk ¥ * JOSEPH C. KIMMELL ¥ . For Treasurer * * . HAZEL SACK e % For Councilman First Ward * . OTIS BILLMAN : ® # Por Councilman Second Ward * . . GEO. 0. SMITH * ¥ For Councilman Third Ward * " LLARRY ALBERS . * Tor Councilman-at-Large * » GEORGE GREEN : . » JOHN STELLER 2 *****®- R * * . %

et 30 Days At Penal aFrm, Two members of the Bloomington police force were awaiting transporta tion to the state penal farm today to serve 30 day sentences for' using “third degree’” :methods in questioning Lewis Smith, 19.. ' The men are Captain Everett Anderson and Patrolman Homer Terril. Anderson was fined $5O and Terril $25. Scott Davis a patrolman also accused was acquitted. Sheriftf Ray Stephens planned to take the convicted men to prison today. -

' Horse Is Anchored: ) A- horse hitched to a school hack driven by Harley Wilson who cairies children to the Madison school west of Wakarusa caught his hoof beftween th# rail and planking at a railroad crossing Friday afternoon. The horse could not he released by the drviver, but an u})proaching freight train was stopped and train crew members with crowbars succeeded in freeing the animal. s

some 3,000 Lambs To Be Fed

H. G. Eshelman, George and Clarence Bucher are home from Montana where they purchased lambs for feeding purposes—about 30 carloads lln all. The Buchers will feed about 1,200, Mr. Eshelman will feed 900 and enough more to make about 3,000. in all will -he fed in that immediate territory. =Of the lambs purchased several thousand went to points west.

Employ Another Teacher

Towunship Trustee Dan Rumbaugh of Orange township reports ' that he has employed an additional teacher for the primary room at Rome City, who began her duties Monday morning. “I just had to do somethin” said Mr. Rumbaugh. ‘‘as some of those primary pupils only .got to recite once every other day and that wasn't getting: them anywhere.” .

To Play First Game

The .Jdgoenier high school basze’ball . team will journey to LaGrange Friday evening where a game, their tirst of the season, will contest for honors with the ecrack team in that town. Coach Fisher has confidence in his boys and they have confidence in him. !

south Bend Man Is Xilled

Leon M. Burke 40 South Bend; ind., was killed and Walter Morozek South Bend and A. F. Otto Milwaukee were injured seriously when struck by a train at a crossing in Milwaukee. The three victims were riding in a truck owned bv Burke and Morozek. .

Shumaker Growine Weaker

Dr. E. S. Shumaker superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League in Indiana was reported gradually growing weak er. Dr. Shumaker is suffering from an incurable malignant tumor at his Indianapolis home. - DRSS e el

Injured in Accident

Anton Grabner 18 of Niles Mich, suffered a- concussion of the brain and other injuries Saturday night when a street car left the tracks on a curve at South Bend and struck an automobile driven by Grabner. !

Aged Man Found

Chauncey Shun %0 years old who had wandered away from .the Elkhart county infirmary last Wednesday was found in Elkhart Saturday afternoon, and returned to the farm.

(oming Religious Revival

The coming big revival to be held at the Cosperville Baptist church begins Novémber 8 and will undoubtedly last a month or six weeks.

Road is (Completed

The Beach road two miles of Joncrete located six miles southwest of Wakarusa has been completed by the Bontrager Construction Co. of Elkhart

Lost Money.

Lost a twenty dollar bill either in Ligonier business room or on streets. Return te Banner office and receive reward.

Bags Eleven Rabbits

Jay Ramsby while hunting Monday afternoon bagged eleven rabbits. He reports them as quite plentiful. -

“Two Weeks Off” with Jack Mulhall and Dorothy Mackaill at Crystal Sunday and Monday. :

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Motor Co. to Build Airplanes

~ The Auburn Automobile Co., which recently introduced the Cord, first commercial front-wheel drive car, announces plans to build a new aircraft engine and a tri-motored plane botﬁ to have reasonable cost. Production of the motors will start about Nov. 1 in“the Williamsport (Pa.) piant of the company and a new $250,000 tactory is planned for Connersville Ind., where the airships wilil be built. . L. Cord Auburn president is himself a pilot and all three plants of the company have modern airports. -

Bmveri to Address Editors

Claude G. Bowers New York editor ‘author of “The Tragic -Era' a history -of the reconstruction period Wwhich is a’ best seller throughout the nation and formerly of ¥ort Wayne will be the princinal spreaier at the mid-winter banquet of the Tndiana, Democratic HEditorial association Felruary 13 at Indianapolis. Thz banquet will be held in the Riiey -7oom at the Claypool hotel and wili be attended by prominent Democrats from every part of Indiana.

$lO,OOO Damage Suit

The New York Central railway was made defendant in a $lO,OOO damage suit filed by Mrs. Hazel Cox widow of Isaac Cox. Isaac Cox was killed by a New York Central train last April 24 at a crossing east of Elkhart. ¢

“Weary River” tonight Last chance

Two chorus. girls = were bragging about their admirers and the gifts they had received from them. *“Why,” said one, “I once had a lovely brooch set with gems. There were 12 of them, and it was a beauty.” ‘“Oh. well, ‘that’s nothing,” said another girl. "*“I had more than a hundred ‘cems’ given me once, and by the same man.” :

There was a chorus of incredulous “ohs” from the other girls, but the speaker. held her ground, protesting that she was telling the truth. Finally it occurred to some one to ask what sort of gems they were. , “Weil,” .was the rather reluctant answer, “they were ‘gems’ from a horrid poet.” : -

Smoke rolled to the heavens. Flames leaped from the top of the doomed building. Suddenly 1 tall, emaciated man broke through the fire lines and strode rapidly into the blazing build ing, unprotected by gas mask or rubber coat. Immediately the flames died down, the smoke rolled awav and the fire went out. - The .gaunt stranger strolled peacefully put of the building with a satisfied look on his face. “Who are you, anyhow?” asked one of the crowd. | “I'm the retired fire-eater from Bar npum - and Bailey, and that’s the first square meal T have had for years!”— Pathfinder Magazine. :

English Tailors Not Slow

When the sultan of Zanzibar or dered clothes made in a hurry while in London recently. it was brought out the English claim the quick-tailoring record of the world. In 1811, it is related, wool was clipped from two Southdowns at five o’clock one morning, washed, cured, spun and woven, the cloth *“scoured” and dyed, and a complete suit made from it se that a Berkshire barenet wore it at his dinner at 6:30 o’clock that evening. By his quick work the tailor won a wager of $5,000. ;

The Naval observatory says that the number of stars in the whole celes tial sphere bright enough to be seen by the average eye on a clear, moon less night has been estimated to b= between six and seven thousand. As one-half of this number lies below the horizon, and ‘haze near the horizon hides many more, the total number visible at any one place cannot greatly exceed 2,500. The blended light of many million stars in the Milky wa) may be seen, but not the individual points of light.

Gunmen Needed in Church?

How the pastor talked to the highwaymen who sought the cash he did not have: “Ah, gentlemen, I might. indeed, have something to give you if only I had such energetic fellows as you to pass the.plate now and then.” -The Churchmamn. nn

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Grain (Crops Covered

“Grain crops are essential to practically every farm in Indiana, whether théy be grown sotely for grain to be marketed or as feed for livestock” is the statement of F. E. Robbins, professor of agronomy at Purdue university. This autumn agricultural short course at the university which opens today and last until December 19 offers a course of study which deals with the culture impx'bvement, judging and grading of the important grain crops of the state. o Prospective and active farmers who seek to improve farm practices and rural conditions will be interested in a program of intensive instruction designed to shorten the road to success. The Purdue eight weeks course in agriculture which are offered at the time of year when there is the least farm work to be done are planned to make the students thoroughly familiar with fhe modern practical facts of agriculture essential to successful production and profitable marketing. : g o

Proved to Be (onviet

- The man fatally wounded on the state capitol steps by Lieutenant Charles Bridges state police last Friday has been identified as Charles Breece, alias Jackson ~Wylie, alias Charles Jackson 28 a former convict. His identity was traced through finger prints and photographs from Detroit.

To Write Life of Beveridge.

A life of Albert J. Beveridge is to be written by Claude G. Bowers, New York journalist, it was learued today. The book wili deal with a history of the pi’ogressivé movement with which Beveridge was closely linked. :

Peru Bank Loss.

Officials of the First Na:iona! pank at Peru. anncunced today that six bandits wh oheld up and robbed tlie bank last Friday obtained exactly $561,373.67 -in . cash and $l7 245.15 in negotiable securities. o

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