Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 40B, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 October 1929 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner Established 1856 Published by THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. W. C. B. Harrison, Editor M. A. Cotherman, Manager

Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, Indiana, as second class matter. :

FIGURES DON'T LIE - Official records show that at the close of the last Democratic administration that of Mayor Henoch, the Bonded indebtedness of the city was $BOOO.OO. o When Mayor Denning turned the offce over to his successor the bonded idebtedness had grown to more than $26000.00 and at the close of Mayor Calbeck’s term of office it will have mounted to over $42000.00. o The average tax levy for the four years of the last democratic adminis-

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tration was forty-four cents while the average tax levy during the past eight vears of Republican extravagance was 75% cents and this in spite of the fact that valuatons have almost doubled. :

Why should it be necessary for Republcan administrations to spend so much more money and hfve so little to show for it? ,

What it dces show is inability to manage the affairs of the City in a businesslifte manner; a . failure to grasp the requirements of official position and a reckiess disregard for the interests of the taxpayer. This incompetency is costing the city thousands of dollars each year with no. prospects of relief under a continuation of the present rule. . - Do the people of Ligonier desire to squander their good money. just for the privilege of living under a Republican administration? We hardly think so as these are times when tax payers who are heing taved to the limit, cannot afford to payv for such a luxury. : : Such wanton extravagance should defeat the Republican tickiot on November sth. Lok

Resolutions Adopted

- First, we wish to thank the elective county and township officials of Noble County.for their cooperation and help in promoting the Farm Bureau ;program; also the chambers of Commerce of Ligonier, Albion and Ken’dallville for interest manifested and ‘help. given. F Second: We wish to thank . the r'county officers of the farm burean and board of directors whwo have %worked without pay for the best in‘terests of the organization, and es[peciall_v C. C. Palmer County president for his generous assistance in es‘tablishing a bulk oil plant on a good ‘business basis. - Third, we wish to express our appreciation to the newspapers having circulation in the county for their jliberal use of space in giving publicity to farm bureau extension programs and to-the boys and girls club work. Fourth, we wish to especially commend the work of our county agent J. B. Cunningham for his untiring efforts in behalf of the farm bureau and also in connection with the boys and girls club work. Fifth we wish to express our appreciation of the work done by the national and state farm bureau officers, - Sixth we wish to thank all those who have been instrumental in furthering the interests of the various club activities: especially Mr. E. E. McCray of Kendallville the Noble County Fair Association and the club leaders. . § :

“Abie’s Irish Rose” at Crystal tonight

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Car Stolen at Kendallville

When Mary A. Van Aman of Albion while returning from a business trip to Angola parked her Chrysler coach in front of the city building at Kendallville just after 6 o'clock Monday night she stepped across the street to get a sandwich. Returning in about seyven minutes she found her car was gone and no clue to the theft, After while Lieut. Wm. Donovan came along and drove her home. The license number of her car was 689-805. At any rate it was quick work on the part of some one who evidently knew of local lcondition at that time of day.

Recovers Eyesight,

- Mrs. George Goudy formerly of Ligonier, who had lost her eyesight had been informed that she never be able to see .again, was advised to take treatments from Dr. E. L. Lint N, D. specialist in cronic diseases, after two weeks treatment, she could see out of both eyes and in four weeks, she could see to read with both eyes. Dr. Lint is the' sole distributor for the famous parasite remover Nevilla. Dr. E. L. Lint 213 \N' Main Goshen Ind.

Mystery of Bones C(leared

The mystery of the hones that were found in the lagoon dump at Portland last week. has been cleared up. A human arm and jawbone found in the rubbish belonged to a physician who discarded them a few days before they were found and sent them to the dump along with other trash. He had obtained tliem for study several years ago. The arm had been kept in alchohol. ;

Aged Farmer Dies

John Sapp aged 86 years pioneer farmer of Noble. county residing near Rome City died at Lakeside hospital Friday evening at 10 o’clock from blood poison with which he had been ailing for nine weeks. His condition had been serious for three weeks ana Thursday he was taken to Lakeside hospital for treatment. Mrs. Frank E. Miller of Ligonier is a daughter.

Axe Slayer Convicted.

A jury ! at Valparaiso convicted Ulysses Mack 40 huge illiterate negro on a charge of first degree murder for the axe slaying of Josephine Ordizzi 17 year old white girl and decreed that he must die in the electric chair.

Still in Hospital.

Jacob ‘McClude of Jefferson townghip is lying gin a critical condition in the St. Joseph hospital in Fort Wayne the resulet of an accident several week ago. .

At a tuberculosis clinic held at LaOtto Friday 26 children were examined. Two positive and three suspects were found.

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Makes Raid at Goshen

- Three persons were arrested Saturday night in raids conducted on five downtown places in Goshen where it had been alleged that liquor was being sold. Those who were- arrested are ‘Burt Snyder 34; Fern Landon 35: and Charles R. Kraus 55. All were released the same night under bond of $5OO each after they had been charged with possession and sale of liquor, : = Another liquor arrest was made Sunday morning when Jonas Miller 22 an Ainish farmer boy living near Fort Wayne was stopped for driving an automobile without lights. A search of his car revealed two pints of lquor, Miller was placed in jail. Sheriff Banks and Deputy Ralph Logan . confiscated a slot machine found in the New Paris hotel late Saturday night and ordered Milton Miller the proprietor to appear in the Goshen city court. » ' The Elkhart county sheriff and his assistance made another raid at Millersburg Sunday night and found 235 bottles of beer .and four gallons of wine in the home of-Carl E. Meikes. Meikes was not at home however and is now said to have disappeared.

Settled Out of Court.

The aftermath of the automobile accident that occurred on the evening of July 17 last on the Lima road just this side of Foirt Wayne when T. S. R. Beveridge of near [Rome City crashed into an automobile containing four Kendallville young people, and seriously injuring Lula Mag’ and Mildred Johnson daughters of Mr. and- Mrs. John Johnson of this city was cleared away today so far as money can accomplish the clearing up of an unfortunate affair. T. A. Redmond attorney for the Aetna Casualty Surety company of Hartford, Conn., went to Albion and paid Q}e damage done by the Beveridge automobile which was insured in this company as follows: To Mildred John son the sum of $4,500; to Lula May Johnson the sum of $4,000. . . The case was settled out of court and made a matter of record there as the Johnson sisters are minors. Attorney Vermont Finley represented the Johnson girls.—Kendallville News Sun. :

William Balliet 19 son of Mr. and Mrs. William Balliet who live two miles east of LaOtto was instantly kill ed in an automobile accident - four miles north of Fort Wayne on the Lima road about '3 o'clock Sunday morning. W Balliet’s car was in a collision with a machine driven by William F. Reiter 33 of Fort Wayne. Both cars turned over after the collision. .

Abie’s Irish Rose” at Crystal tonight

~ Four Rector scholars from Noble %county are on the Deauw university ‘campus this vear to help observe the tenth annivérsary of the Edward Rector Scholarship Foundation. The Noble county students at DePauw this year who are Rector scholars are: Dale Hooten, Wawaka; Josepit MecCartney Kendallville Ivan Muy{k Brimfield; - Claud Targgart ’lghmell. : To Have A 22-Story Building Awarding of the contracts for the 22-story Lincoln Tower to be erected by the Lincoln National Bank & Trust company on the site of the old Pixley Long block in Fort Wayne has been approved by the bank’s board of directors according to A. M. Strauss, architect. Construction of the bank and office building will be begun immediately. The total cost of. the building will be approximately $l,175,000, . : |

See Ronald Coman and Velma Banky in “Two Lovers” a gorgeous picture a marvelous entertainment at Crystal Sunday and Monday. . .

R § Quick Fire Dundon Red Ash dleady Heat Dundon Red Ash ,‘ Low Ash Dundon Red Ash More Heat per Ton -Dundon Red Ash Sold Only by Ligonier Artificial Ice Co.

LaOtto Boy Killed

Four Rector Studénts

Woman Dies Near Century Mark . Mrs. Jane A. Sturges 97 the oldest resident of Sturgis died at her home after an illness of but a few days. She was constantly identified with the growth of that city having always taken part in civic affairs. She was president of the Women’s Pioneer society. :

Virginia Gentry Honored

-Miss Virginia Gentry of LaGrange formerly of Ligonier has been chosen for the dancing chorus of Campus Affairs an all-university vaudeville at Indiana university which is presented each fall, :

Better Than Last Year.

~ Arthur E. Gerren is feeding three lambs for exhibition at the International Live Stock Show in Chicago. The animals are much better then the ones shown with such success last vear, o '

Another Bank (losed

The Citizens Bank of Liberty "has closed its doors in "compliance with orders from the -Indiana banking department, Liberty is the county seat of Union county. i

Next at New Paris

The Ligonier high school basketball team will journey over to New Paris Friday evening November Ist for a game with a high school team in that town. :

Last Taxpaying Day

" Next Monday November 4 is the last day -on which the County Treasurer can receive taxes without attach ing the 10 percent penalty, :

Household Goods For Sale

7 Having sold my home I will now sell my - household - goods. Earl Thompson 118 Grant street. 40h2t*

“Evangeline” Longfellow’s famous story at Crystal next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. :

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETX Services in Weir Block. Sunday school 9:45 A. M. Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Everybody welcomae. Read The Ligonier Banner.

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