Ligonier Banner., Volume 68, Number 24, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 July 1934 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner Established 1866 Published by THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. W. C. B. Harrison, Editor M. A. Cotherinan, Manager

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THE ISSUE 1S SETTLED.

fNo question remains, as to the real issue involved in the political election this year. It was outlined recently by President Roosevelt when he placed before the people the propos tion of whether they preferred the }‘lefw Deal that has been promoted during little more than a year he has been in office of whether they desire a return to the old order of Hoover, Mills, Mellon and their group. The issue has been accepted by Henry P. Fletcher, republican national chairman, an exponent of the Hoover policies and it is now clear cut and ready for the decision of the people. Mr. Fletcher has answered the president, asserting that the republican party accepts the issue of the new deal and adding that the broad issue ip the approaching election is (he right of theé people to govern the v selves. Of course, more confidence would be felt in this statement of Mr. Fletcher if he would explain in wha! manner the leadership of his pav:y expects to extend this right to tht people. If it is to be gained by a Teturn of the old order of Hooverism, 1o which Mr, Flatcher is committed, they the people know his words are just throat rattles of & dying dynaslys that failed them in their darkest hour. The righfq,%_cf the people to govern themselves 'were taken from them by the very leadership that now proposcs to return these rights, which is rather hollow, sounding and inconsistent. According to Mr. Fletcher the WNew Deal is not democratic ‘because it does not come from the peopie. It is apparent that he is somewhat mixed ii his- wuse of prepositions. Nothing could have come ‘from’ the people after the years during which they had been ‘milked by the type of leadership his party gave them. He would have been correct had he stated that the New Deal is democratic because it comes ‘for’ the people, all of them and not a chosen few. It is characteristic of republican Jleadership of the past and present ‘that the national chairman should attack the manner in which relief from the deperssion has been spread to the greatest number ol pebple. That leaders has always catered to the few and it is unwilling that its castles of wealth and power should ibe disturbed in order that the masses might share in the natural bemniefils -which the country has to offer. His brow is creased with worry over the spending of money to revive the masses of peodle who were being choked by the “lethargy of the dying republican leadership. He worries about the coming generations and the payments of obliagtions Ibeing made today. He might well have worried several yearg ago when the nation was on the prink. He might well stop and think what might have been had Herbert Hoover been re-elected and his policies continued. ; The New Deal is the issue says the republican national chairman. Right he is, and there.is on need to sidetrack the issue. The repuplican candidates for congress from the twelve districts of Indiana must accept the mandate of their national chairman. They must be for the old order, for Hooverism; havoc and reactionary policies. The issue is settled and SO is the outcome. The twelve Indiana congressmen will return to the posts to which they were elected two years ago to take part in formulating the ‘New Deal. That was the will of the people then as they asserted their richts and it continues their will.

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Friday Nite, July 20 The Weird-Sweet Music that Thrilled Harlem angl- Europe ADMISSION—7O¢ each In advance. : 90c at the door. -TICKETS ON SALE AT Garl’s Drug Store DANCING EVERY NITE Cliff Burns AND HIS WLW BAND toc EACH—NO OTHER CHARGE Bargain Nites Every ; l Monday & Tbursdayzsc I e Free Tables for DANCERS SAY: “You’ll Thrill to the Swing of ' That WACO BAND.”

Arrest Chicken Thieves. Caught in the act of chicken stealing, Wlliam Trumpy, 65, and his stepson Edward, 20, who live in the east edge of Waterloo, were lodged in the DeKalb county jail. =~ ! Daniel Kimmel of west of Waterloo, had been missing chickens and they vanished usually on Saturday night. A son, Wilbur, stayed at home Saturday night to watch developments. At about 8:30 he heard a noise in the chicken coop and upon investigation found Trumpy and his stepson ready with sacks to make a haul. The yourger man fled,, but the older Mr. Trumpy confessed that he stole he was detained until the arrival of Daniel Kimmell and Marshal John Wilson of Waterloo. The stepson was apprehended later in the evening at Waterloo by Officer Ray Imhoff. m.. Trumpy confessed that he stole eight chickens from the Kimmell coop the previous Saturday night and the boy said he made a similar theft from the Leas farm west of Waterloo. The pair were suspected of other thefts also. They made a practice of keeping the chickens a day or two and then selling them, .

Farm llomes Robbedd,

The country homes of Mrs. A. C. Disler and Clarence Rhodes were robbed Sunday while the fami.ics were at church. The loot obtained included a shotgun, repeating rifle, silverware, canned goods, watches, jewelry and many- other articles. A man and a woman with two children, driving a Lig sedan with California license are suspected, as they were seen in the neighporhood andd stopped at several farms ostensibly to get drinks of water. v :

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G t Bt purchzced the fand from the government in 1833, and s':ried a dairy farm in the spring of 1834, just orie hindred yesars ago. The dairymaids who took part in the ccremony are (left to right): Ruth An¢greac. Chicago, who was “Miss McHenry County” for two “yeirs while a resident of Marengo, til., Miss Helen Haliberg, of Brook Hill farm, Wisc., and Miss Elizabetr Rucies. of Chicago Ridge, i, 1928 Cook county high school health champion. :

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MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL

Lengthy Document In Walling Will Suit Entered Saturday Arguments . In October

Through their attorney F. L, Bodenhafer of Kendallville Mrs. Grace Martin and son James Martin Saturday tiled in the Woble circuit court a motion for a new trial in the $lOO,000 contested will suit of the late Mrs. Frances Walling. The motion is a lengthy document, and contains 170 typewritten pages and lists 241 specifications citing why the defendants should he granted a new trial. Arguments on the motion will not be heard until the October term of court it was stated as court adjourns today. 3 A jury returned a verdict in the case June 9 holding, that Mrs. Frances Walling was of unsound mind and unduly influenced the day the will was diawn up on November 8 1928. The case was in progress three weeks starting Monday May 21. During the trial 72 witnesses testified the majority being for the defense. The basis for the tria was the bequeathing of the Lincoln National Life Insurance company stock by Mrs. Walkingz to her grandson James Martion the plaintiffs, Walter Walling and Mrs. Luella Gard claiming the distribution of the estate was unjust. The law specifieg that a motion for a new trial must be filed within thir'ly days after the verdict is returned.

Indiana Wheat Crop Normal,

Despite a severe spﬁ%drought, Indiana’s wheat crop appears to be normal and of fine quality, B. B. Benner, secrétary of the Central States Crain Corporation said today. (Riaports from various ,counties show that the yield is from 20 to 36 ‘bushels an acre, he said. “The growing corn crop also is extraordinary promising,” Benner declared. ““It has good color, is well rooted and is far in advance of the same period of last year. ‘““The - oats crop has been hardest hit by the dry weather and can make only one-third to one-half a crop. A large percentage of oats has been cut for hay. “The extremely hot sun parched a lot of the young rowing clover after the protecting wheat was cut, causing some concern for next year’s pasture and hay crop. The potato crop in the state is sort.”

- |Diversified farming in Indiana enables Hoosier agriculturalists to escape total failure in any one crop, Benner said.

One Dead in Auto Crash Injuries suffered in an automobile accident were fatal to John E. Basicker, 21, North Manchester His automobile collided with a <car driven by Clarence F. Daughtery of Huntington, at the intersection of Roads 14 and 9. Basicker’s brother, Elbert, - 19, and Daughtery suffered minor bruises. “haes .

Emmatown Resdent Injured.

Andrew Slabaugh of Emmatown, south of LaGrange, received severe cuts on his arm when his horse and buggy were struck by a Buick passenger car on U. S, road 20, about five_miles west of LaGrange. The horse”s leg was broken and the buggy demolished. :

. Rev. 8. P. O'Reilley Pastor. ~ 9:15 to 9:30 Sacred Music. - 9:30 Unified service, in charge of Sunday School Superintendent. SubJect for the morning message, “Stop, Look, Listen.” Special musie, A program of praise and worship. ~ } 6:30 Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor, the young people of these societies are working ‘Bavd to do something worth while for the young people of the community. 7:30 Eveni%g worship service will be cared for by Rev. Hubbart and a group of his young people from Center Chapel. They will bring to us a friendship service, these young people are going to different chunrches through the summer months putting on this service and the pastors of the churches where it has been given are very loud in their praise of the service. We extend to you a welcome to worship with us Sunday evening. , The regular -m,o%thly'meeting of the Ladies Aid wil Ibe held at the church Thursday July 19th at 7:30. At this time the losing side of tlie contest between the gloomy and sunshine groups will entertain the winners. To be sure you might know who lost, laugh and the world laughs with you, ery and you can cry alone. So the gloomy side is preparing to entertain the sunshine side. Be sure and be there and see what happens.

: Richville Church. ‘Rev. E. M. Foster, Pastor S. S. at 9:30, e h '~ Morning Worship at 10:307 ' Epworth League at 6. The young people will have charge of the S. S. next Sunday in conformity with the program of Clinton-Benton District. o The officers will be: £ ~ Supt.—Betty Hire. Ass’t, Supt.—Junior Enimert Pianist-—Maxine Blue 'Chorister—Elizabeth Blue. : Secretary—Lucile Hinderer : !Lﬂbrarian—_Wila Jane Shuder. Let us encourage the young -peogle by our vuresence. /

Notice that the time fo: -he Sunday evening League service ias bésn set ahead oune-half hour to e:able our young people to go to the rally at the Lutheran church in Millersburg where Prof. J. Raymond Schytz of Manchester college will speak at 7:30 as announced. The congregativa of the churches are cordially invitadl. Remember the date for ‘i~ Epworth League ice cream social ~at i-fhe church is Friday night the 13‘h. The Leaguers are out to turn superstition into success.

Presbyterian Church. : Rev. G. H, Baecheler, Pastor. .o Dr:'R. A Montgomery of the Presbyterian Theo. Seminary, Chicago, will preach for us this coming Sunday at 10:45. g :

He recently preached in the Fifth Avenue church, New York City, one of our largest and most infiuential churches. ;

The soloist for the service will he Miss Bernice Rager. Sy It you attend Sunday school at 9:30 you will find a cool place for Bible study. i

The solo by Phyllis Ott, supstituting for Mrs Haines last Sunday was much enpoyed

Christian Chureh. Rev. M. V. Grisso, Pastor. You have had many iosses in the last five years. II those losses were to be made good next Sunday morning would you be. present at the church? Would the churches of our city hold the people? The church is undertaking to make good our losses. This is our work. “Recovering Our Losses,” will be the theme of discussion at 10:30 a.m. Bible school at 9:30 a.m. We are in the midst of some very helpful lessons in our school. Come and let us study them together.

Church Services

' The Fort Wayne Gospel Temple will hold church service Saturday evening at eight o’clock July 14 at the home of C. H. Speckien 413 Second street. Everybody is cordially invited to attend thegse services.

. To Carry on Fight. Sentiment in Indiana against liquor will crysalize in a desire to citizens to vote the state dry again in 1936, n the opinion of L. E. York superintendent of the Indiana . AntiSaloon league. . The fight against liquor will be carried on aggressively by public schools, churches, and press and radio, he.said. - ; “The next session of the legislature will attempt to amend the present liquor law in the hope it will allay the tide of hostile public opinion,” he explained. : “But as long as liquor is legalized and sold, conditiong will grow steadly worse until 1936, by “which time the people will have observed and suffersed the outrageous effects of the traffic and will be ready to jomn in a real fight to divorce the state of. Indiara from “his racial poison and habit-forming drug.” : '

New Fracture For Babe A new fracture added to the discomfort of Caroline Ruby Mercer seven weeks old baby born with 50 broken bones. -Most of the original breaks had healed when the child moved suddenly on her pillow and broke a leg. The new fracture was discovered by Caroline’s mother, Mrs. Hansel Mercer 20 when ghe was giving the balby a bath. Physicians found that the break was below the knee whereas the original leg fractures wera above the knee, ; wlit o ~ Wall Paper—Knights’ Drug Store,

-~ CORN-HOG PROGRAM. Forty-Eight Counties Have Contracts Approved; to Bring'into State 18 to 20 Millions Dollars. ‘lndiana corn and hog farmers have good news coming,” says W. H. Settle president of the Indiana Farm Bureau, Incorporated, with offices at Indianapolis, Mr. Settle was called to Washington, D. C., a few days ago for conferences qn matters relative to Indiana agriculture, and incidently visited the offices of the corn-hog division of Agricultural Adjustment Administration. : ‘Fortyeight counties of Indiana now have their hog-corn reduction con-. tracts approved at the national headquarters,” says the farm leader, “and most of the other counties.in the state have their contracts in shape so that they too can (be approved in 3 few days. : ' ~ ‘““The remaining counties that have not been able to shape up their contracts will receive assistance from the state committee in order to speed up ‘the program,” states Mr. Settle. . “A few counties have received the iﬁret payment checks”, says Mr. Settle. .

- It is estimated that the corn-hog program will bring into the state approximately 18 to 20 million dollars, to say nothing of the advance in hog prices that should follow with a reduced supply of hogs. Government reports recently released indicate a reduction of 27 per cent in the spring crop under the average of-1932 and 1933. - : 2

‘The number of sows to farrow in the fall season (June 1 to December 1) is estimated at 38 per cetn smaller than the average number farrowed during 1932 and 1933. +

Warning Is Issured

A warning has been issued by theé Fort Wayne Motor’ Club against unauthorized sclicitors who have been soliciting memberships and automobile insurance in the territory in which the motor club operates. To protect the public aghjnst such unauthorized solicitors the motor club kas provided all of its authorized representatives with a letter of identification signed by J. P. Mutchens se-cretary-manager of the club. Taking advantage of the present membership capaign being conducted by the’ metor club, several persons,. having no present connecton with the organization, have been attempting to victimize motorists by accepting their money for club memberships* without being in a position to provide these memberships. Some of these unauthorized solicitors have obtainedd literature and membership applications belonging to the motor club. , . : Motorist who are approached by a solicitor who does not provide properly signed credentials are asked to communicate immediately with the Fort Wayne Motor Club. ‘

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Miss Eleanor Stoner examires, with just a wee touch of justifiable covetousness, the famous emerald cut diamond, La Favorite,

which is on display in the diamond exhibit at the new World’s Fair. The jewzl weighs 50.28 carats and .s valued at $1,000,000.