Ligonier Banner., Volume 66, Number 9B, Ligonier, Noble County, 17 March 1932 — Page 3

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® @ € ’ ’ Ligonier Shippers’ Ass'n. MARKET YOUR LIVE STOCK CO-OPERATIVELY ‘““In the Hands of a Friend From - Beginning to End.” WIIEN YOU HAVE LIVE STOCK TO SHIP, CALL The Manager and secretary are bond td by the Massachuseits Bonding and fneurance Company for protection of sur pairons. . T. J. Spurgeon Phones: Ligonier 834 or Topeka 3 ond 40 Hascall Crothers Crustee Perry Townshsp Difice ai Furmers and Merchents Bank Saturday Afternoon and Saturdny Evening ‘ W. H. WIGTON Attorney-at-law Oftice in Zimmerman Block LIGONIER, ‘ND Howard White WAWAKA, INDIARA AUCTICNEER Phone 2 ox 1 Wawaha Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Jpen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana ; Both Noble and Whitley County Phones Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. Phone: Ligonier 857

Bothwell & Vanderford , - Lawyers hone 156. Ligonier. Indiana 0. A. BILLMAN Wind Mills, Tanks, Pamps, Water Systems, Etc. Well Drilling PPhone 333 ‘ Ligonier, Ind. Kenneth Gorsuch General Hauling Day or Night Phone 832 Ligonier

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TAX PROGRAM CONSIDERED Governor Will Be Asked to Call Special Session If Agreement Can Be Reached The taxation revision program out lined by the citizens tax relief committee would effect a net saving or $18,428,882.69 for the pocketbooks ot Indiana citizens sponsors of the plan said. :

At the same time the cost of gov ernment which has increased sufficiently to create a general clamor for a special session of the legislature to provide relief would be shifted to relieve real estate and personal property owners of approximately 25 per cent of their present burden it is pointed out.

~ The plan was being studied by state legislators whose approval will be sought before it is presented to Governor Harry G. Leslie with a demana that a special session be convened to enact its provisions. The plan provides for a cut of $35,628,882.69 in the tax revenue now obtained through levies on real, tangible and personal property. of this amount $26,018,882.69 would be saved through governmental retrench ment measures and redistribution or gasoline taxes and auto license fees the committee explains. To make possible the remainder of the cut in present revenue tha committee recommends special taxes intended to produce $600,000. Auto owners would be called upon to bear the brunt of increased revenue. The program urges a 25 per cent increase in license fees for passenger autos and a 100 per cent increase in fees for trucks, these increases woula produce $8,954,945.52, the committee contends compared to the present revenue of $6,291,098.40. Another recom mendation would impose a special tax or license fee on a ton mileage or passenger capacity basis on all motor vehicle common carriers.

‘The proposed taxation system also is intended to make incomes of the average citizens bear part of the government’s expense. Under its recommendations an income tax law would be enacted. In order to bring hidden wealth to the tax duplicate. The committee recommends that 25 per cent of a person’s total intangibles be taxed. This provision has been suggested before but no definite action taken. Legislators have claimed that intangibles should be taxed at their full value under the present law rather than to acknowledge the dishonesty of citizens by exempting 75 per cent of their intangible property. Another group that would suffer directly under the propesed plan includes governmental employees. The committee recommended that persons paid from public funds and receiving $1,400 or more a year, should have their salaries reduced 10 per cent. This would effect a saving of approximately $8,700,000. The proposals were drafted by a special committee consisting of Walter S. Chambers Newcastle; J. Clyde Hoffman Indianapolis and Ralph Adams Shelbyville. ‘The proposals upon which state senators give their approval will be presented to members of the houss. If enough are confirmed to constitute

The undersigned will sell at public auction on the Leslie Harper farm, 3 miles west of Ligonier, Indiana, sale ccmmencing at I' p.m. on Wednesday, March 30; 1932 All machinery and equipment in good condition, some of these articles are new. : McCormick binder, Osborne mower, Keystone side delivery rake, Hay tedder, Hay rack for wagon. New Idea Hay loader, New Idea Manure spreader, Buckeye sulky plow, Oliver hand plow, Avery corn plow, Single shovel plow, double shovel plow’ Spike tooth harrow, Spring tooth harrow, Champion Disc Harrow, Birdsel wagon, Disc drill, Stock rack for wagon, Gravel bed, Farm wagon, Sleds, Fanning mill with sacker, Mixed clover hay, Gastank, Chicken coops and crates, Single trees, Double trees, Forks, Ropes and pulleys, Tank heater, Barrels, lron Kettles, Butchering equipment, Grindstones, Numerous small articles. TERMS~Cash, unless credit is arranged previous to statfimg of sale. ‘ » : ~ Wirite or inquire of the following: ' THE LESLIE HARPER ESTATE, Ligonier ‘John Singleton, Albion, Auct.’ Claude Harper, Adm.

a definite relief program Governor Harry G. Leslie will be asked to call a special gession of the legislature. Including among the proposals were General sale tax Tax on tobacco and cigarets. Abolition of county school superintendents and county agents.

To place control of all roads with the highway commission, A road building holiday for two to five years : Reduction of teachers’ salaries. Repeal of the teachers’ tenure law. Increased auto license fees -

‘Taxation of professional men—doctors, lawyers dentists ministers ete. ' Elimination of tax ferrets. To hold city and general elections and primaries in the same year. A 25,per cent tax on intangibles.

Gets Ducking With Tceboat

Hugh Eshelman 24 of Wolcottville was given a real thrill at Rome City while manipulating a one-man iceboat and many agree that only a stroke of good luck gsaved his life.

Eshelman, riding a homemade power driven iceboat started on a ride across the lake from a point near the Pennsylvania depot. When he reached.a point near Gem island on the north side of the lake he struck a weak spot in the ice and his cold weather chariot went under, taking the rider with it. il Fortunately Eshelman came to the surface at a spot where he was able to grasp solid ice and climbed to safety. He was thoroughly drenched and as a brisk wind swept across the lake he became thoroughly chilled. He reached Owen’s restaurant at Rome City and warmed himself and was finally taken to his home.

Two Albion Residents Injured

Two well known residents of Albion are suffering from painful injuries sustained in falls. Mrs. L. H. Wrigley wife of ex-Judge L. H. Wrigley Monday morning suffered a fracture of her ankle when she slipped ang fell on the ice while walking from her home to the court house Auctioneer John Singleton was leading a cow Saturday night when the animal suddenly jerked and threw him to the ground. He fell on hig right arm sustaining a iracture of the arm above the elbow.

Commits Suicide by Hanging

George J. Kayser age 82 former state representative and well known democartic leader and business leader of Auburn committed suicide there Sunday by strangling himself in the pantry at his home. He tied a rope around his neck fastened it to the handle on a drawer and then allowed his body to sag toward the floor so that he strangled. Much of his early life was spent at Clay City, Ind A widow and one son survive,

Four Are Injured

i An automobile driven by Walter E. i Glanders 30 of Elkhart going west on ‘ state road No. 2 five miles west of Elk-~ hart Monday ecrashed into the rear of a large truck and trailer owned by Wirtz.,, of Hammond and in charge ot iWilliam McCubbins of South Bend.

Dolores Del Rio at Crystal Friday and Saturday.

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| 70 ARGUE SUIT FRIDAY ; Question of referred Claim Issue to Rest With Judge Carlin at LaGrange Final argument in the case of William Hinebolt et al, vs. Noble County Bank & Trust company and Receiver Vermont Finley to determine whether $214,527 in first mortgage cer. tificates shall be prefererd claims dur ing the process of liquidation will be held Friday in the LaGrange circuit court before Judge Clyde C. Carlin. The case which has been hanging fire for many months and has been ven ued from two courts was being heard early this month when another post ponement was made necessary due to other court matters.

It is expected the attorneys will complete their argument Friday ana the case be in the hands of Judge Carlin by night for a decision. It is likely Judge Carlin will carefully go over all the evidence before rendering a decision. The certificates in question are on Kendallville property and Receiver Finley has the entire bond fund set aside pending final settlement. @ .

To The Voters of Nobie and Whitley Counties I wish to announce myself as a ’candidate on the Democrat ticket for ‘Judge of the 33rd Judicial District, subject to the Primary Election to be held in Noble and Whitley Counties on May 3 1932. Your support will be appreciated " CLAUD V. BARKER . To the Voters of Noble County I wish to announce myself as a candidate on the Democratic ticket for state representative of Noble county, Subject to the primary election of May 3 1932, Your support will be appreciated. i : Theadore J. Spurgqon, . Candidate For Sheriff : . Irvin M. Cazier of Kendallville announces that he will be a democratic candidate for Sheriff of Noble county 'Subject to primary election in Noble County on May 3 1932. Your support will be appreciafed. i

Will Be Candidate I wish to announce that I will be a democratic candidate for Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court subject to the primary election May 3 1932, JOHN W. LEITER, Kendallville Ind Will Be Candidate I wish to announce that I will be a Democratic candidate for Commissioner, North District subject to May 3 primary, Your support will be appreciated. R. E. KENNY Candidate For Clerk W, W. Dibble Green Township Democratic Candidate for Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court at the Primary Election May 3. Your support will be appreciated. Candidate For Sherifi Herman F. Muesing of Kendallville announces that he will be . a democratic candidate for sheriff of Noble county at the primary election May 3 1932.

Samuel Blosser 69 died Monday «at Price hospital Nappanee. eath followed an injury 19 days ago suffered whils working at his trade of machinist in the Mutscher factory at Nappanes.

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Hand Caught In Wringer Robert 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Emsley Cline of Millershurg was painfully injured Monday at noon when he caught his right hand in the wringer of an electric washing machine. The boy turned on the machine himself. His hand was drawn through the wringer to a point above the wrist. His small sister hearing the boy cry screamed for their mother who was hanging out a washing in the back yard. Mrs. Cline reversed the wringer freeing the boy’s hand. Doctors took ten stitches in the hand which was badly mangled. »

Saves Lad F¥om Drowning

After the secret had been kept for two days it was learned at Sturgis that Gilbert Leroque Eagle Scout of that city had saved the life of a friena Jimmy Newell from drowning. The boys had gone to a lake west of that city and Jimmy went out to test the ice with a view to skating. He broke through and was wunable to climb out. : s

Young Leroque slid across the bending ice on his stomach and succeeded in reaching Jimmy safetly and assisting him to shore. )

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haller of South Bend were recent guests of friends here. ; :

KIMMELL REALTY Co. I REAL ESTATE BULLETIN. -108 McLean Street Ligonier, Ind. \ Phone 800. = - 80 acre farm with good buildings on State Road No, 6 four miles east of Ligonier for sale. Possession this ispring_. Price $3200. Terms. | 163 acre farm nea} Ligonier for $5500, Small payment down. . Long time balance. Possession this spring This is a good stock and grain farm. 5 acre tract on State Road No. 6 at bargain. ' Modern residence in Ligonier to exchange for Lake Wawasee co'ttage, ~ 160 acre farm with 60 aeres of mint land to trade for smaller farm. Rented for $BOO cash rent. A good farm in a choice location. : $2200 buys a 40 acre farm near Diamond lake, with 12 acres of onion ground, Immediate possession. Good buildings. . :

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. Seats For Finals DiStributed. . There are approximately 15,000 seats in the Butler universgity fieldhouse Inadequate to accommodate all the fans who wish to witness the State High School Basketball tournament. Arthur L. Trester commissioner ot the Indiana High School Athletic association said there will be no seats available for sale to the public. All tickets for the finals to be next Friday and Saturday have been distributed to the principals of the high schoois which are members of the association for distribution as they see fit

Last Checks Go Out

Chedks for the final payment of dividends on the National Bank of LaGrange which failed four years ago were distributed Monday. according to H. Ort Sigler agent for the receiver. The final payment is for 1014 per cent making a total of 9015 per cent. The dividend checks being distributed at this time total about $53,300.

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When his dog “Bones” became in(‘?urably ill a Hammond resident summoned two policemen to kill the shaggy-haired animal.

The officers took the dog to a deserted spot and drew their weapons debating which should perform the execution. But they were saved the task. At sight of the-guns the dog dropped dead. : Tax Bill Puzzles : Determined opposition devlioped in the house ways and means committee to approval of any exemptions or alterations in the tax bill as now pending in the house. The committee failed to reach an agreement on several minor amendments including the proposed exemption of canned foods from the general sales tax. The property recently wpurchased by W. H. Loy on South Cavin street is being remodeled.

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