Th?Aurora Observer
“ C O LD IN T H E H E A D ”
Young Farmer Surely
Played in Hard Luck
Entered as second class matter March
“ A young farmer had been somewhat
28, 191.1, at the postoffice at Aurora,
too much of a general lover before he
Oregon, under the Act of March 3,1879.
settled upon one sweetheart In particu­
lar, but this time he was truly at­
Geo. E. Knapp. Editor and Publisher tached to his Emily. It was about a
month before the wedding, on a moon­
less night; and as he led a white heifer
past the public house the door sudden­
ly opened and a man stumbled out into
Opinions of the the road, a little confused In his brain
by too much beer. Now, this reveler,
Observer
on returning home, endeavored, like
many another husband, to placate his
wife by ottering her a scrap of gossip
The World’s War film now be­ —he had just seen that young So-and-
ing prepared by a member of the So walking out with somebody in
U. of 0 . Extension Division should white, and it wasn’t the right girl, be­
cause she was at Doncaster.
be of great value, both as a matter
“ Next morning the wife, of course,
of interest to people generally, and told a neighbor, and the neighbor
passed it on to the mother of the pros­
from an educational standpoint.
pective bride, and, though the fiance
This film will be loaned out to was able to explain everything, the
various communities and we see no girl thought, on the whole, she would
reason why our Community Club prefer to have a young man who could
lead anything home at night—plain or
should not get busy and try to se­ colored—without giving rise to talk.'
cure it for exhibition here.
—From “ What I Have Gathered,” by
J. E. Buckrose.
EDITORIAL
Some people spend nearly all
their time driving around the
Lord Didn't See Much to
Summons
is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent “ colds” are
generally in a “ run down” condition.
HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE is a In the Circuit Court of the State
Treatment consisting of an Ointment, to
of Oregon for Marion County.
There is an interesting story about be used locally, and a Tonic, which acts
Quickly through the Blood on the Mu­
Department No. 1.
how the first soft drinks happened to cous
Surfaces, building up the System,
J. H . Weist, Plaintiff, vs. Fair-
be made.
and making you less liable to “ colds.”
Belle Skirt Company, a corpora­
Back in the days of the American I Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
F. J. Cheney- & Co.. Toledo, O.
Soft Drinks Traced to
Many Volcanic Craters
American Revolution
in the United States
When we think of volcanoes we gen­
erally associate them with some for­
eign country, but here in our own do­
main we have within a comparatively
Bevolution
a man named
Townsend , j
restricted area a group of 08 volcanic.,«.,.
,
.
craters. This Is in Idaho and the place j ^
m^PMffideWhia18 He sunnHed * Notice of Sale oi Real Property by
la
o “ “ O
rn to r a n
tu * M
iwiti « I s to r e ln
i'n iia a e ip n ia .
t i e S u p p lie d I
r
J
J
is called th
the
Graters
of t f the
Moon,
medicines
for Washington’s army, and |
Guardian.
because the landscape is so cold look­
One day,
ing and so barren of vegetation that It was pretty well known.
resembles the landscape of the moon says a writer in the Progressive Gro­
No. 6011. In the County Court
as It seems to us when viewed through cer, a doctor asked ' him to fill a pre-1 of the State of Oregon for Marion
scription
of
carbonated
water.
Drug­
a telescope. While it is barren it is not
£1 County. In Probate. In the ma­
without color, for there is considerable gist Speakman - succeeded ln com­ ter of the guardianship of Ruth
The doc­
variation in the tints o f the ground pounding the concoction.
Belle Naftzger, Ernest F. Naftzger
which is covered with the “frozen” tor’s patient liked the new water,
lava which flowed from these craters Soon, one patient after another passed ¡ and William C. Naftzger, Minors,
a few hundred years ago. There is one the word around and, before long,! T o whom it may eoncern: Notice
field which is called the Blue Dragon Druggist Speakman had lots of calls is hereby given that pursuant to an
i order of the County Court of
which is lava o f a beautiful aurelean for the new medicine water.
But Druggist Speakman was a been Marion County, State of Oregon,
tint and with a polish as if it had been
varnished. There are cracks in the de­ business man and conceived the idea! made and entered in the above en-
posit at regular Intervals and all of of flavoring the medicine water with titled cause on July 26, 1924, the
similar shape, which makes the mass' fruit juices to Increase Its popularity. ¡undersigned, Chas. V. Naftzger,
Its popularity I
resemble the scales of a great dragon. The plan worked.
guardian of the persons and estates
These volcanic mounds are of various spread like wildfire. That was the
of Ruth Belle Naftzger, Ernest F.
heights and some of Interesting forma­ beginning of the carbonated soft
Naftzger and William C. Naftzger,
tion, with considerable variation as "to drink business.
The soft drink business has been minors, will, on and after Septem
color. This field is about three miles
wide and thirty long and has been re­ growing ever since. Last year, for ex- her 1, 1924, at the hour of 10
cently dedicated to the purposes of a ample, the people ln the United States j o ’ clock A . M . o f said day, receive
public park. While it is not exactly consumed 8,000,000 bottles of non - 1 bids f or and se|| afc private sale, to
accessible, it is not a difficult place to alcoholic beverages, an average of TO the highest and begt bidder there-
get at and at the present time it is bottles for every man, woman and for) f* r cash n hand, all o f the
little known. It is located between
hereinafter described real premises
Cary and Arco.
belonging to said minors.
J
j
tion, Defendant.
Worth De­
partment Store, H . R. Worth,
sole 'proprietor, Garnishee De­
fendant.
To Fair-Belle Skirt-Company, a
corporation, the defendant above
named : In the name of the State
of Oregon, you are hereby, com­
manded to appear and answer or
otherwise plead to the complaint
filed against you in the above en­
titled action, on or before six weeks
from the date of the first publica­
tion of this summons, and if you
fail to so appear, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for a judgment
and decree against you for the re­
lief prayed for and demanded in
plaintiff’s complaint herein, to-wit:
For the sum of four hundred
($400.00) dollars, and for plaintiff’s
cost
and
disbursement in this
action, and for attorney’s fees as
may be fixed by the Court.
This summons is served upon
you by publication in accordance
with on order for publication made
by the Honorable W . H. Downing,
Judge of the County Court of
Marion County, Oregon, ordering
that said summons be published in
the Aurora Observer, a newspaper
of general circulation once each
week for six consecutive weeks, the
first publication to be August 14,
1924, and the last publication to be
September 25, 1924.
H E N R Y J. M IL L IE ,
IV A N G . M A R T IN ,
C A R E Y F . M A R T IN ,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Post Office Address: 413 Masonic
Temple Building, Salem, Oregon.
country in their speedy flivvers and
Admire in Wordsworth
then wonder why their business
Wordsworth is held up for the de­
doesn’t pay.
risive gaze of future generations ln the
journal of the fourth Lord Holland,
Scientist's Explanation
All bids for the purchase of said
published in London.
The difference between success
premises
shall be submitted in
His lordship was a languid young Rich Man Might Better
by No Means Flattering
and failure doesn’t lie in politics, man of fashion, who employed part of
Have Forgotten Penny J A spiritualist, who also was some­ writing and addressed to Carey F.
Martin,
413
Masonic Temple
and yet according to the way some his leisure in the early days of the
In Ills “ Queer Things About Lon­ thing of an orator, visited a town Building, Salem, Oregon.
Nineteenth century in keeping a rather
where
a
skeptical
scientist
lived,
and
people talk if we only elect Bob dull journal into which the unlordly don,” Mr. O. G. Harper tells the fol­
The real premises to be sold
delivered a lecture one afternoon, the
LaFollette your pocket and mine public is at length permitted to gaze, lowing story:
lecturer’s desire being to- convert the .pursuant to said order are described
On
the
north
side
of
Piccadilly
is
says the Living Age.
will be lined with gold.
scientist to his belief. The audience as follows: All the right, title and
One paragraph, scrawled on the eve­ that famous labyrinthine warren of ex­ wag large, including the scientist, interest of the above named minors
ning of March 18, 1802, suffices, how­ ceedingly select bachelor chambers, who had attended by special invita­
in and to the south half (SJ^) of
Another victim of the "Glands” ever, to redeem the Journal, for, the dating frorn about 1804, and known to
tion.
most people as “The Albany.”
the southwest quarter (SWJ^) of
more
important
topic
of
food
being
has been discovered and now JKid
The next day the spiritualist called Block thirty-nine (39) in North
By the smart set who reside there,
safely disposed of? Lord Holland be­
on
the
scientist
with
hope
that
his
ef­
McCoy hopes to eseape the penalty stows three aristocratic sentences on however, it is accounted absurd to
Salem, in Marion County, Oregon,
speak or write of “The” Albany. If fort had been successful. “What did as shown' by the recorded plat
for cold blooded murder by charg-. Wordsworth:
you think of my lecture?” he asked.
“ Dined at the B.’s, A very dull af­ you perpetuate that grave error, you
ing it to a mistake of nature.
“ Well,”
said the scientist, “ I thereof, said premises being also
fair. We had, however, asperges, a cannot be “ one of us.” -
couldn’t sleep last night at attT and I known as Lot Five (5) in said
Albany
has
always
been
affected,
as
rarity at this season. Lady B. in­
Block, and the pardcular interest
Did you ever stop to think? I t ’s
l»y' It to your talk.”
formed me that these, as well as the a place of residence, by men of rank
DR. H. O. HELM ER
of
said minors therein being des­
The
spiritualist
was
highly
flattered.
and
fashion.
Herein
dwelt
the
mil­
sunshine that puts the pep in végé­ pommes de terre, were sent direct from
(VETERINARIAN)
“I -knew my argument would make cribed as and undivided 33-384
lionaire
Baron
Meyer
de
BothschHd,
tai ion, and it’s the sunny disposi­ the estate. Over the wine talked with
Graduate of the Kansas City Veterin­
you
think,”
he
said.
“
Is
it
not
so?”
interest
therein.
a young Mr. Wordsworth—a pompous, and coming from his luxurious cham­
ary College, 1913; Post-graduate of
tion that puts happiness in the
“ I am not so certain about that.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
the Indianapolis Veterinary College,
conceited kind of young nan, and a bers one day he dropped a penny on
Whenever
I
sleep-
during
the
day
I
home.
26th day of July, 1924.
-J.923; Examined and Licensed by the
poet. He belongs to the new school of the pavement outside.
cannot
sleep
at
night.”—Los
Angeles
He sought lohg and anxiously for the
State of Oregon.
C H A S. V. N A F T Z Q E R ,
ranting, canting, Germanizing vapor-
ists. One has to meet very odd people coin; but vainly, for it had rolled down Times.
Guardian of the persons and estates Call, Phone or Write, Canby, Oregon
Newspaper Advertising
a grating. Resuming an upright posi­
sometimes.”
of Ruth Belle Naftzger, Ernest
tion, he remarked sadly on the fleeting
Some PunkinsI
Has the Greatest Value
F. Naftzger and William C.
nature of riches. Meanwhile a pick­
Western Exchange—The.letter “P”
Naftzger, minors,
ev-e'eer-o
pocket had relieved him of his watch. I
The Obscure and Faithful
Is
the most important in the alphabet, Carey F. Martin,
‘ 'Public utilities which u e news­
What we call illusions are often, in
because it leads all others in perfec­
CH ARLES G L A ZE ,
Attorney for Guardian.
paper advertising consistently and truth, a wider vision of past and pres­
What the Dial Was For
tion. It is likewise first in peace and
413 Masonic Temple Building,]
d e a l er in
] t
ent realities—a willing movement of a
“I see that you don’t know how to prosperity and gives pleasure its prop­
put real gray matter into thè pre­
Salem, Oregon.
man’s soul with the larger sweep of
er-form.
It
is
founds
ln
every
enter­
tune
this
set,”
the
friend
observed,
as
paration of their copy are getting the world’s forces—a movement to­
he began adjusting the knobs. “ But prise and aspiration and without its 1st pub. July'3.1, last pub. Aug. 28.
ahead fastest,” says Bernard J. ward a more assured end than the don’t let that worry you, old man; we valuable office the anchor of hope
chances of a single life. We see hu­ all have to learn, you know. Now,”
Cleaning and Re-setting M on- j t
Would be but a commonplace hoe. Be­
Mullaney the well-known utility
man heroism broken into units and he continued, “ did you notice the in­ sides being foremost In philosophy, it
uments, and Inscriptions Cut
advertising authority.
say this unit did little^—might as well creased volume of sound as I turned is at the front in patriotism, patience
on Monuments at the Grave'
“ An obligation of a utility is to not have been. But in this way we the last dial? Just put the finishing and piety. Purpose has no meaning
20 per cent Discount on
might break up a great army into touches on reception, as it were. Of without it and the pyramids are built
give full information to the public
units; In this way we might break the
Marbie and Granite Purchases
and newspaper advertising is the sunlight into fragments, and think course, one catfnot teach you the upon its base.—Boston Transcript.
Work Guaranteed
whole game of reception at one sit­
best medium yet devised for doing that this and the other might be ting; but I will say this much—you
Prices Reasonable
cheaply
parted
with
it.
Let
us,
rather,
AURORA*
OREGON
would do well to pay particular atten­
this.” M r. Mullaney said : “ There
raise a monument to the soldiers
Notice of Final Account
is a wide difference between news whose brave hearts only kept the tion to that dial if you want good
quality and plenty of volume. That is
advertising which all utilities recog­ ranks unbroken, and met death—a one of the most sensitive controls.
No. 5926. In the County Court
nize. The newspaper of today is monument to the faithful who were Condenser, I suppose?"
for Marion County, State of
RAILROAD TIME C A R D
not famous, and who are precious as
“ No, Bill,” replied the host. “ You
entitled to both— news and adver­ the continuity of the sunbeams is pre­
Oregon.
see, It is like this: I bored an extra
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
cious, though some of them fall un­ hole In the panel by mistake and I In the matter of the estate of
tising.
A
t
th
e
Big
H
A
R
D
TIME
seen
and
on
barrenness.—George
Eliot,
\ NORTH BOUND
George A. Schuele, deceased.
put a knob there to hide It. It does
“ If you aren’t satisfied with your
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
not
control
anything,
except
the
im­
No.
22
(on
Flag)___ _______ 6:44 a. m.
advertising copy, go into the news­
agination,”^
— Wireless Age.
J undersigned as executor of the
No. 16 (on F lag)_______ ,___7:88 a. m.
House
Paint
Once
Banned
paper editor’s office and make him
estate of George A . Schuele, de­
No. 62 (S top)_ _ _ _________ 10:19 a. m.
Linseed oil was first made In New
tell you what is wrong with it; why York in 1715. Pigments were all lna
ceased, has filed his final account
No. 18 (S top )_______ _____-.2:16 p. m,
The “ One-Host” Shay
it don’t pull. He is just as anxious ported. In New England there- was
No. 24 (on F la g ) ...___ _____7:00 p. m
“My grandfather and grandmother in this Court and matter and that
SOUTH BOUND
that his advertising columns sell as much prejudice against the use of once hired an antiquated four-wheeler, Monday, the 22nd day of Septem­
AT
paint, It being considered a sign of driven by a man even older than the ber, 1924, at the hour of 11 o’clock
No. 17 (S top)______ ____ „__ 9:43 a. m,
is the advertiser. .A good way to tell
worldliness and vanity.
cab, whose horse was a greater age in the forenoon, and the Court
No. 61 (on f la g ) ..._____ .,.._2:08 p. m.
if your advertising really conveys , In 1080 a clergyman In Charlestown, than all of them combined, to pay a room of said Court in Salem, Ore­
No, 23 (Stop)________ _____ 4:53 p. ra.
your message is to try-it out on the Mass., was haled before the council for Sunday afternoon call in a London gon, has been - appointed by said
No. 21 (on Flag)_________ _.9.09 p. m.
having the Interior of his house paint­ square nearby. On its funereal way
County Court as the time and
office boy. If he understands you
ed, and during the ensuing 40 years from house to house, the hottom fell
thoroughly, then you have a good there was not a painter In all New out of the cab, and as the aged man place for the hearing objections to
MARRY IF LONELY, for results,
England. StiH, by 1750 the use of on the box was too deaf to hear the said final account and the settle­
piece of copy.”
try me;'; best and most successful
paint had become general throughout by no means unviolent expostulation ment thereof.
M r. Mullaney told of the large
‘ ‘Home Maker:” huudreds rich wish
Dated
and first publication
the country, the white house with of the hot-tempered old gentleman and
amount of advertising that is now green blinds for many years being the the cries of his small and timid spouse, August ‘21, 1924.
marriage soon strictly confidential;
Date of last publication Septem­ Those not appearing in cos­ most reliable; years of experience; des­
being done by utilities and stated common form of exterior painting- in there was nothing for them to do but
tume will be fined ten cents. criptions free. ‘ ‘TheSuccessful Club,”
that this had not only benefitted all parts of the United States. This to run along inside. The laughter of ber 18, 1924
manner of painting frame houses is to­ those who gazed with an abandonment
FR ED SCHUELE,
Mrs. Nash, Box 556 Oakland, Califor­
the companies, but had been of real day enjoying popularity. In fact, in of joy at this most unusual sight must
Remember the date.
Executor of the last will and testa­
nia. '
community benefit inasmuch as it some quarters this color scheme is have done much to break the gloom of
ment., and estate of George A .
that early Victorian Sabbath.”—From
had been of help, particularly to criticised as lacking individuality.
Schuele, deceased.
“ Unwritten History,” by Qosmo Ham­
Crawford & Crawford,
the smaller newspapers, in making
ilton.
Scored on the Orator
Attorneys, 507 Casco Building
them more prosperous and better
The atmosphere was getting slightly
Portland, Oregon.
able to produce better newspapers
BeReved Part of It
heated in the village hall, where the
such as reflected greater credit candidate for office was addressing a
The men and officers of the navy are
upon their communities.— Open meeting of those who; he hoped would known all over the world for their
smart appearance, and it was for this
vote for him at the next election.
Window.
One man in the crowd was deter­ reason that one o f the officers on board
mined not to give the aspirant a mo­ a battleship was rather disgusted at
ment’s peace, and he didn’t. At last the untidy appearanee of a certain
the speaker lost his last remnant of midshipman.
What Did Peggy Say?
One morning the “ middy” strolled
In her “Memories,” Katherine Tynan patience and, shaking his fist at the
into the wardroom wearing a collar
writes at some length of Dudley Har- heckler, he shouted :
Medical authorities agree that 65 per
“I look upon you, sir as a confound­ that' was, to ’ say the least of it, ex­
We have funds to supply your needs for
fly, the great Bohemian: “I- can re-
cent of all men past middle age (many
tremely soiled. This was too much for much younger) are afflicted with a disor­
member an evening when Dudley ed rascal.”
“Quite,” replied the interrupter, the officer and he decided to tackle the der of the prostate gland. Aches.in feet,
new buildings, land clearing, or new and ad­
slipped the tablecloth off the table
lees and back, frequent nightly risings,
and was Maud Allen. - In the midst of with a Sweet smile. “ You are perfectly Young man on the matter.
ditional equipment. Or perhaps you have a
Look here,” he said, “ you ought not 'sciatic pains, are some of the signs—
the delicious performance in came the at liberty j to look upon me in any
to come in here wearing a filthy col­ and now a member o f the American
stolid English cook. Later when, in character you desire to assume.”
Association for, the Advancement of
mortgage maturing in the near future.
lar like that round your neck.”
the Irish way, I went to the kitchen
“Filthy, sir,” replied the middy: “1 Science has written a remarkably inter­
lire to warm my feet, I said to her:
esting
Free
Book
that
tells
o
f
other
Not in Dictionary
assure you this- collar was washed symtoms and just what they mean. No
*lem't Mr. Hardy funny, cook?’ ‘Well,
In the good old days when science ashore only yesterday."
We loan on first mortgage security ex­
longer should a man approaching or
I did think so at first, mum,’ she said,
was still in its infancy, which was not
“I don’t doubt that,” was the quiet past the prime o f life be content to
*bnt now I’ve got used to him and I
so long ago, scientists were firmly con­ reply, “but from which wreck?”
regard these pains and conditions as
clusively and will be glad to consider your
don’t take no notice.’ Once we came
vinced that the various atoms of a
inevitable signs of approaching age.
in to find Dudley in a desperate mood.
Already more than 10,000 men have
given'element were absolutely identi­
application.
There had been a terrible cheap
used the amazing method described- in
New Dish
cal with each other and quite, immune
French lamp in the dining room, all
this
book
to
restore
their
youthful
from any transformation whatever.
The young man who was accustomed
ornament, that gave a glaring un­
The very name, from the Greek, means to having an early breakfast every day health and vigor, and to restore the
We loan for three or five years at cur­
shaded light. We found it beautifully
prostate gland toitsprope functioning.
indivisible. This view has recently was absent one morning, having gone Send immediately for this book. If you
swathed ln white silk and lace, look­
been
shattered
by
the
Investigations
to
see
his
wife
off
on
an
early
train.
will mail your request to the. Electro
rent rates.
ing all a lamp ought to look. But Dud­
and developments of radio, activity.
Returning to the house some time Thermal Company, 657 Knapp Bidg.,
ley sat, his head in his hands, a guilty
Steubenville, Ohio, the concern that is
«reature with a conviction of guilt He The isotope has taken its place as the later he said to the cook:
smallest particle. The word is not in
“Well, Jane, I have no spouse this distributing this book for the author, it
kad cut up some of Peggy’s (his
will
be sent to you absolutely free
the dictionary yet. It is of Greek morning."
¿wife's) beautiful Paris lingerie to
without obligation. Simply send name
origin
and
signifies
“
that
which
is
in
,
“
‘Taln’t
my
fault,
sub,”
she
replied,
make the lamp-shade.”
and address. But don’ t delay, for the!
the place of.”—Chicago Journal.
. indignantly. “I sho’ cooked it to’ yuh. edition of this book is limited.
But you jes’ wouldn’t come eat it.”
Marble and Granite ij
Prizes
Prizes
Prizes
DANCE
New Era
Saturday, Aug. 23.
WILLAMETTE
A Test Every Man
Past 40 Should
Make
VALLEY
Mortgage Loan Co.
j
Office at Aurora State Bank