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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28
KANDIY0Hl

Sept. 27-7Born, to Nj. and Mrs. G.
A. Thunstedt, son, Sept. 81.
Mrs. q. r.. Backlund entertained a
number OF ladies Tuesday afternoon
Adolph Knon1as was an Atwater bu-
siness caller Tuesday afternoon, 3.
Oaof Dale OF Wirtn1ar was a Kandi-
yohi caller Wednesday, afternoon.
liver Grah4 returned from Mime,
apols Thursday after few days
visit. - d III sssg. * 49,. 4s,...3,ss
Z Peter Burns returned to MinneaEo-
lis Wednesday after few days visit
here. He made the trip by car. ,<s,:~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. BackluEd: Wis
tied in Whitman Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John Burns arrived here ON
Thursday from Marshall where, she
has been visiting relatives. She also
visited in North and South Dakota.
She leaves for her home at st, Paul
A large number of people attended
the Community Club program at the
schoolhouse Friday evening. Lunch
was served after the program. ~,
L. e. .Severson was an Atwater ,bu-
siness caller Thursday. i 1's''.-.''
Reuben Brown is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs.ssR. S. Kroona spent
Sunday at her parental home south
west of AtWater. :.
Mrs. Albert Shosten is very i'll at
this writing.
Holger GRAIN, of Iowa is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mrs John Muttson went to Mime:
apolis Tuesday afternoon to visit re-
latives.
Miss Josie 'Bredeson was Litch.
field caller ON Thursday.
Mrs Levi Lund entertained mum
her of ladies on Saturday afternoon
MRS. Ed Baeklund visited at the
Anton Olson home Friday afternoon
Mrs Frank Nelson entertained a
number of ladies' Thursday afternoon
T. G.. A. Thunstedt :. was a Wie1mal
caller Saturday afternoon.
Harold Kroona was>a Willmar~ cal
Ter on Saturday. sx 49,
iNfr. and Mrs. Harry Holm and fam
lily spent Sunday at the Arthur Holm
home at Atwater.%
Mr.. and Mrs August Lundquiss and
family of Willrar spent Sunday al
the O.. w. Kroona, home. Mrs. John
Lundquist went with them back tC
whitman in the evening and returned
on Monday. .~.. -
The Ladies Aid OF the Ebeneze,
church will be held at the o. w
Kroona. home on Thursday, Sept
lMr. and Mrs Nets Brown tmotored
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28

on account q Hines
Tho Ereshmen having hnf1hea
EgyR hnd g i.uIli1 II ncfenf toty.
The S0h0nOres flnis1Eed Alll
and chivAlry % they also had 81 Qulx.
Next week q the lAst week at NJ
month so Alt OF the grafess win be
writing their monthly tests. Is
81 1Mnlye OF the pupils IN the inter
mediate grades wore ssaises when
they saw their exhibits decor1ted
with premium tags at the County
Fair. IS =.gss.
Lawrence. Garnhardt began school
last Monday.
B On rainy days the pupils enjoy
themselves in the gymnasium
The total enrolment in school this
year ID So
Mrs Findley Of Spieer who gives
music lessons at Kandiyohi, has nine
pupils. ss 5. 49,,
The intermediate and the grammar
grades each have a new set, of maps.
The Community Club met Friday
night at the schoolhouse A good at
tendance and good program were
reported Rev Mccullough who was
to be the speaker did not arrive until
after the program but it is to be hop
ed that he will be there next time
The club will meet the second Friday
in October.
Some new song books have been
ordered and it is hoped that the pu-
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Sept. GA. NJ. Guam IS spending
a few days in the cities Il
The Farmers Shipning Association
is shipping q carload#of stock to SO.
ST. Paul today. - 49,. $500
& Nictar POman= returned on Satur.
dayssfrom a few days trip to St Paul
Joseph Bergeson, who is employed
near Whitman spent Sunday at his
Mrs: Elias johnson and daughter
Mabel were Whitman shoppers on Sat.
urday. ss v, III :s:ss.,ss .ss s
miss, Eleanore sWarness spent Sat.
urday in whitman. :. H.. = ~ sz.z..
/ Miss Marion Fossum went to- Wli4l-
mar on business Friday. ~.
Co. nurse Inga msdah was in New
London Tuesday announcing a free
lung clinic to, he given at. spicer on
Friday of this week. * Anyone inter
ested is welcome to attend. ~: =
The E. R. Kambestad family visited
relatives in. Wilmer on Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Ogren and little son
were visitors over the week end at
the formers home in Coffax:z - vi
Henry Kelly of, Cokato visited at
the R. B. Batterberry home last week
Miss Hattie Monsoon returned, on
Thursday from a two weeks visit with
friends at Minneapolis. ,ss.t.:.s ~ :. III
i: Mrs j. M. sBolstad and children re:
turned on Thursday from a few days
visit in St. Paul..
Mr.. and Mrs. M: Bntala are the
proud parents of boy born to them
on Wednesday,, the 21st. : T.
Miss Clara :Soland returned On We'd
nesday from a few days visit with
friends at Minneapolis. z.ix s s j, J.:
AIR. and Mrs. P.:J. :Gallea Of Atwa
ter are the: happy parents of a baby
girl born on Sept. 10th. -: p -.
Simon Simonson who is a science
instructor in the Cokato. schools spent
Sunday at his home here. =.
Miss Louise Nordlie went to Bel
grade on Monday for g. few days visit
at the home: Of her. sister. Mrs: Her
man Anderson. j.. =: i:
J">Pcter Johnson Of Minneapolis
spent Monday to Saturday visiting in
New London and
Mrs. L. Straight, nee Ida Price, ar
rived here from her Iowa home a weel
ago Saturday to visit relatives ant
| will return this week 49,: . .;
tMrS. AdO:ph Borgiund OF sPennOcF
is expected here today to spend few
days at the home of her parents. Mr.
! and Mrs. EA. Olander
! Mrs. V. E. Holm was called to St
, Cloud on Monday on account of thu
| serious illness of her father. Hel
! little daughter Rachel accompanied
, her. >..>
Mrs. Roy King of Irving is. a pa
tient at Sunnyside Hospital recover
ing from an operation: the first Of the
week for acute appendicitis: {; ~, -.
William Strand returned on Monday
/ from Wlllnlar where he has, been in {
hospital for several weeks for treat
ment for blood poisoning in his arm
We are all glad to learn that the lit
| tie fellow is now recovering from his
| illness.
Miss Mildred >Oppegaard of Bur
! bank who has been attending High
school here. underwent an operation
at Sunnyside Hospital last week fol
appendicitis. Her many friends are
tzpleased to learn that $shez4is conval
;escing speedily. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Barber went .tc
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28
First pub. Sept, .1-4s1

First pub Sept, e1-4sJ
CITATION ron XxA1I19 OF x241-
3101 101 q
oB03 or LAM.
Estate of Andrew N: sSundberk. a.so
known as A: N. Sundberg. Decedent
State. of Minnesota. County of Kan
diyohi. In Probate Court: 2
In the Matter of the Estate of Anayaw
NJ. Sundberg, also known as. NJ
Sundberg, Decedent.
The State OF MinuesotastO .aHspeepoY,s
Interested In the DIFFERENTIATION OF the
descent of the real estate Of said nece-
dent The petition OF ANTON Snn66orx
Ia wing been .Aled In this court, reVfS-
asentthE that said decedent afed more
than five Years prior to the ding there
OF. leaving certain real estate in ssjh
'petition described. and that no wit. az
accident has been proved nor alminis
tfation OF his .eetate granted In this
state, and praying that the descent Of
said real estate be determined by this
court TherefOre Yous and Each df
You are hereby cited and required 10
show cause. II any YOU have. before
this court at @the Probate Court Room
In the Court House in the City OF Wtll.
mar, in the County of Kandiyohi. state
of Minnesota on the eth day OF .0cfo-
Der, 1921, at O'clock r. NJ, why said
petition should moi. be granted
Witness. the Judge OF said court, and
the seal thereof, this 18th day of Sep
IDA A. sANDERsoN.
- Clerk of Probate Court.
eCourt SeaD -, = - - -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28
First pub. Sept 7-4tl
CITATION 1o1 HEARI1e or PExT

x1O1 1O8 3300A38 OF VIII.
. Estate of Nelss Oman. decedent,
: State of Minnesota, County Of Kan
diyOhi In Probate Court. - y flss1s :
In the Matter of, the Estate Of Nels
Oman, Decetfent. essttz.zatz I - $500
!, The state of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the allowance and probate
Of the will of said decedent: The petit
ton OF Reuben b. Oman, being duly
filed in this court. representing that
Nels Oman. then q resident of the Cos,n-
ty of Kandiyohi, state OF Minnesota.
died ON the. 7rh day of August, 1891,
leaving a last will and testament which
is presented to this court with said pc
tition, and praying that said instrument
be allowed as the last will and tesla
ment Of said decedent. and that letters
TestameUtary be. issued thereon to N.
S. Swenson. Now Therefore. you. and
each of you are hereby cited and re-
CURED to show cause. If any you have,
before this court, at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House.. in the City
of Willmar. County of kandiyohi. State
of Minnesota, on the 3rd day; OF Octo-
Der, 1921, at = O'Clock p. NJ. why the
PRAYER Of said petition should not be
Witness the Honorable. T. o. Gilbert.
Judge of said court, and the seal OF said
Court, this 3rd day of September. 1921.
$500 IDA A. sSANDERS0S, "a ?
s'',.' =, Clerk of Probate Court.
Court SeaD W.. - - %,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28
sIF%( First pub. Sept 21-4ti
CITATION xo1 HEARINa on rErI-

Z Estate of Albert E Rice 'z5 ~a
Stale Sof Minnesota, County of Kan
diyohi. Ia Probate Court -,
In the Matter of the Estate Of Albert
E.a4Rice, .Decedetlt. - J. 3, 3 ~. "a
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the allowance and probate
of the will of said 'decedent: The petit
ton of ssGalshn1an A. Rice. being duly
Hled in this court, representing that Al
bert f. Rice. then a resident of the
County of Kandiyohi. State of Mime
sofa, died on the 18th day Of Septem-
:ber. 1s2I. leaving a last will and testa-
ment Which is presented to this court
with said petition, and praying that
said INSTRUMENT be allowed as the last
Will and testament Of said decedent
and that letters Testamentary be issued
thereon to S. 8. Qvale and G.. E: Qvafe
Now Therefore. you. and each of YOU,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this court,
at the Probate Court Rooms in the
Court House. in the City of Willmar
County of Kandiyohi. State of Mime
sofa, on the Eth day Of October. 1921.
at 2 O'Clock p NJ. why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
Witness. the Honorable T. O. Gilbert.
Judge Of said court, and the seal of said
court, this 18th day of September, 1921
r. Q. GILBERT,
10y - Judge
Court Seal.)r = - :. - 4"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28

4. q the Yaunk
Peoples hill On ay fteri1noon 81
8lrs, Glsra soderiund and daughters.
=, . g
sNORWEksIAN LIJTI1ERANs.Cl CHURCH
Rev. E. M pa s.ssss...
New London 8 80 81 IS
sunday school next Sunday At 1e
a. m. | " RS: s5sis 4
Services Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock s:sszz:s Isss 81 ss
Young Peoples meeting in the even
ing at 5.
The Ladies' Aid will be held THURS
day. Sept 18th Refreshments VIII
be served by MRS. John sGunderson
and MIS-. Martin Narneas. Everybo-
dy issEortlfaNy inyitsd. 3 - I s
The epn1irmation classes from both
the Nor&anl and New London: con-
Begations will meet at Elkjer's stu
dio Saturday, Oct. i, at y: so sp.1l,1, o.
Gaustal - IS s.. g.. NJ
Services next Sunday forenoon, at
10: So 5 - 81 q
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28

EN0SlS1H3a1S-O1lAS1I HAady7 " EVl04l ~ I'LL
friends and Incidentally to attend the
Paynesvine AIR They returned on
Saturday ss.ss
u Mics Alice johnson has returned
here after her summers visit at Bal
atom to spend a lew days with her
aunt and uncle, Julia and Jim John
son before. returning to her home in
Alberta, CanaGa.
Harry Sheire who has baen arzpaoy-
ed at the Robbins Young Co. gravel
pit during the sum mer returned to his
home at st.sPau on Friday. Manager
G. @. Granger accompa nied him to the
City, returning On Monday.
Mrs. Mary Butala of Richmond ar
rived here on Thursday for a visit at
.her sons, Mike Buta.a's home Mr..
and Mrs: Tony Butala of Roscoe and
Matt Butala of Richmond were guests
at then broslElers home on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs A P..Berglund of Pen
mock came here on Sunday to visit
until Tuesday at the Gust Green
home and with others of their many
friends They drove to New London
with their son, Adolnh Rarglund.
Miss Edna Osmundson of Whitman
visitedNew London friends on Tues
day and "Wednesday before going to
her employment at the Herman Strand
| home at Norway Lake. ~,
This writer was in error last week
in stating that Mrs. ]. P. Johnson who
has spent several weeks here with her
daughter, Mrs: Andrew Anderson, had
returned to her home at .Litchfie'd.
| Mrs. Johnson's home is now at Glen
wood and she is returning thare to-
/ day 49, r.. ...~.<.
! The Camp Fire Girls sold honra
made candy at the movies on Friday
evening The candy sold very readl-
.ly but only left the girls small pro-
| fit. On Tuesday night they will sell
pop corn. IL, :.
= Three students were enrolled again
| in High school on Monday. Luella
Olson has resumed her work with the
| Sophomore caass, Benhart Nelson with
| the Senior class and Orlando Skeie
is numbered. With the Freshmen.
| There was meeting at school on
Monday afternoon for all High schoo!
| boys interested in basket ball. There
was large and enthusiastic attend
ance. It: was decided to erect stan
! dards on the school grounds at once
for: fall play This winter the boys
WIN be privileged TO use the: new aud
itprium. -. - -z.*::..r
Miss Dora Lawson and Mrs. Ida
Lund were guests at the E. E. Lawson
home in Willmar from Saturday until
Monday, While in Willmar they
were in attendance at a dinner party
given by Mr. and Mrs. lawson in
honor of their sister Mrs. Carrie
l. Swenson and her daughter. Mrs. Al
ma Knock. who are leaving this week
! to make their home in the state OF
Washington.
Mrs. Oliver Larson returned to In
! ter!achen Hotel from Sunnyside Hos
pital on Wednesday and is slowly i'm
proving in .lealfh. Her daughter Mrs.
! Arthur Ellang Of New Richmond, Wis,
! is with her this week.
| LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH
! Rev. A. F. Alner, pastor
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28

The Faithon Society of the NJ. r..
church was royalty entertained at the
home of Mrs. Frank Boudette Tues
day evening. After devotionals the
evening was spent in games and con-
tests. A delicious lunch was served
at late hour. All present reported
a good time. -. -. tc:s'E :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28

csmplete List Of On City Teaeh
ers and Where They Have
Rosn,s y.
80 =.
.Hialft SotrooI

SEQ. Q: Brohaugh, Superintendent
70I Fourth St.;SW. So, &,.eEjs = = - -
Josephine- f. Jennessy Principal. II.
S.;f3z Seventh SIN - SS.<'>*;-.*, !
Ella O. Carlson, Secretary to Supt.,
727:Eighth st: s.. 5. 2 ". s. =.
Title Hansen, Eng, Hist nd Pub
He Speaking, 7l7 Second st. E.
Vinifred Sherwood, English, 11O4
Litchheld w. - r t%-1.:.s JI>"=7 ~
Harry L. Wahlstrand, History and
Social Sciences, 824 Third St. ,Es.<
: Marion Gratz, Math and CONNER
cial Arithmetic 921 Becker Ava w.
Irene Engdahl, English S02 Fifth
St:sST = l.. -..>~..
Agnes Holn1berg;- Latin, 525 Sixth.
st. Nv. -
Helen Sweeny, Science and sMathe-i
MATES, ITO Litchfeld E.. - -.
Mildred Nelson, Science, 7O3 Third
ST. W..
Theodore H.. Hoidahl. Math., Eng.
and Citizen, 500 Third st. e.
Arthur c. Erickson, Manual Train
ing llll iLitchfeld; W.. ~, t.. = -.
James n Trebilcock, Physical TT.
and Manual IT., ZIG Fifth St. w.
Alice E.: Thompson, Home Econom-
les, 5:4 Sixth St. W.
Nell S. Rebbins, Music and Draw
ing, 114 Litchfia;d E.
Emma Kreftang, Teacher Training,
$40 Third st. W..
Ida .S'wensrud, Commercial Train
ing, 1C9 Tcott Ave.
Junior High School
Ella .-orentzcn, Principal, 919 Ella
ave.
Elsie Rogstad, Assistant Principal,
Sth grade, TIC Fifth st. w.
Abby S. Paddock, ,Sth Grade Eng
lish, 6C3 Sixth st. w: j..
Virginia Reed, Sth grade mathe'
MATES, l2th St. S.
Esther G. johnson, 7th Geog., 7th
Eng, GA Sixth st. w.
Grace D. Eougherty, 9Th Grade HIS
tory, 724 First st.
Nigeria Rasmussen. 7th ArIth., TIN
Eng, 400 Third st. w.
Florence Amman, 7th Gram, Nh
Eng. 523 Fourth st. E.
marguerite Koch, 18th Eng, Gymna-
SUM, 720 Fifth St. w.
Central Building
Mamie Johnson, First Grade, 524
Sixth st. w.
Alice J. Larson, Second Grade, AS
Fourth St. w.
Anna Mittvet, Third Grade, 920 Sec
ond St. E.
Hazel E1mquist, Fourth Grade, 500
Third St. w.
Pauline Lord, Fifth Grade, $40 Sec
Margaret Dempsey, Fifth GRADE o1o
Third St. w.
Lillian Averil, 5th and 9Th grades,
Trott ave and 1st S.
Mamie Dempsey, 9Th grade, Prln.
of building, SO Third st. W.
Florence Lockenby, Sixth Grade,
519 Second st. w.
Lincoln Building
lMaude Silloway. First Grade, 51S
Esther Gordon, First Grade, 524
Second st. E. 2.
Airline Moore, 2nd and 3rd Grades,
1923 E. Becker. =
Nellie Kleve, End Grade, Principal
of Building, 1O9 Trott Ave. W.
Old High School Building Grades
Clara Huber. Third Grade, $40 Sec
ond ST. w. -.-%k 80;
Minnie Berg, 4th and 5th Grades;
203 Trott Ave E.
;Milla E. Lynne, Fourth Grade, It's
LAFAYETTE Building Grades
Agnes Haines, First Grade; 6G7 Min
til St. n. :
Christine Clausen, Second Grade,
1924 Eighth st. w.
Alice Jelleson, 3rd and 4th Grades,
324 Ninth st. 8:
Mabel Polyblank, 4th and 18th grades
3El Tenth St. w.
Ella S. Haines, 9Th gr., and Princi-
pal of Building, GOT Ninth st. N.
~ Garfield Building
Laura Krefting, LIST and End grades,
$40 Third St. w.
Josie Gronseth, 3rd and 4th grades,
Tsr'inciual of building, 312 Tenth st. w.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28
"What is :.
Threaded
RubLer?!n'.

. Threaded Rubber Insulatidn
is made up Of sheets Of; rubber.
each pierced by 10000 tiny
threads. The rubber i,sulAtes
each plate from its neighbor and
the threads allow the battery
solution to circulate freely. :, s.:
Willard Threaded Rub Der
Insulation stays on the. JOB
month after month unadectsd
by acid and without q sign ,of
splitting, cracking or pertope-
ton. 1t lasts as long . tie
battery plates and helps the III
terry give more mica az unintllirs-
rupted service per dollar. -
You'll need a battery oneadf
these days, so the time to Get
your battery information To-
e. t. =: -; ~! s;
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Kanlgsi Ca.sy Bsllay C.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-28

LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor
Services next Sunday at p. N.
Sunday school at 2 O'Clock. T.
Evening services at s O'Clock. '>'~
The. Willing Workers will be enter
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court SeaD
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-01-13
H. b. LangiIIe Visits Here

H. b. Langille. formerly city record
er and now associate professor in the
department of Mechanical Engineering
at the University Of California. paid
old friends a visit Saturday. Prof.
Langille, who seved.in the navy during
the war, was returning to Berkeley
from Bemerton. where he ended piac-
tice cruise. He remains a lieutenant
on the naval reserve list. A recent
practice cruise carried him to San Die
90 from San Francisco. and from there
he journeyed as engineer officer aboard
the destroyer Weles to Bremerton.
Mr.. Langile is a member Of a well
known pioneer family. His father took
up one of the early homestegds Ia the
Mt. Hood district. In his naval uni
form Prof. Langille presents "a striking
appearance. He had some fun Satur-
day in observing his old friends trying
to identify him as he made surprise
calls at offices and stores. Prof. Ian
gille while here was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. +. Rand.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-01-13
POST AND CORPS
INSTALL OFFICERS

Candy Corps, Woman's 5 Relief Corps.
on Saturday installed officers for the
ensuing year as follows: Mrs. ] G..
Meyer, president; Mrs. +. G Witten-
berg. senior vice; Mrs. Reuben Frasier.
junior vice; Mrs. Jennie Whitcomb.
chaplain; Mrs. F. II. Button, secre-
tary; Mrs. X C. Bucklin, Treasurer
Mrs. A. W. lsbell, patriotic Instructor ;
Mrs. Eldon Bradley. press correspond
ent; Mrs. h. M. Cummins, musician;
Mrs. G. w. PETER, Mrs w. F. An
drews, Mrs. G. Z. Cuddeford and Mrs.
Arthur Howell, color bearers Mrs.
L. N. Blowers, guard; Mrs. +. S. De-
Witt, assistant guard Mrs. =. l.. Seq
bee. conductress; and Mrs. A. S. Keir.
assistant conductress. Mrs. l.. M.
Bentley, past president Of the depart.
ment of Oregon, was installing officer.
Officers of Candy Post, Grand Army
of the Republic, installed officers for
the ensuing year as follows: James
Gorton, commander; James Il. Cash.
senior vice; Joseph Frazier, Sr., JUNIOR
vice; DR.. j. Williams. surgeon; John
A.. Wilson, quartermaster; ]. w Rig
by, chaplain; S. Copple, officer of the
day; N. w. Hardman, guard and s. +.
Blythe, adjutant. Mr.. Blythe. past
of the department Of Ore
gon. was installing officer. The in
stallation followed sumptuous dinner
served by the members of the Corps.
Tomorrow the officers and members
will go to The Dalles and put on the
work for the corps there.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-01-13
BRILLIANT VENUS
ATTRACTS ATTENTION


The planet Venus, now the evening
star, created a widespread attention
here Saturday night. Some peculiar
atmospheric condition, probably, caused
the great star to appear far larger than
usual. Residents of the East Side FIRST
noted the brlliiance and apparently un-
usual dimensions of the planet and
called friends early in the evening.
Before long telephone lines were hum
ming and residents of all sections were
taking a look at and commenting on
the star.
Venus is the second planet from the
sun, and next to the sun and moon the
most brilliant object in the heavens.
Venus is probably better known as the
morning star, known as Lucifer to the
ancients, who called the star Hespeus
when it shone in the evening.
The brilliancy of the star first at
tracted the attention of Miles Carter
here. Venus's brillance attracted
Portland folk. According to Prof.
Daniels, of Hill Military Academy, the
planet is now near tAe greatest elonga-
tion of its orbit and at point which
places lit between the earth and the
sun. Although Venus approaches near
er the earth than at present, its lumin- |
oslty now is very marked
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-01-13
AT THE THEATRES


Friday and Saturday, January IA and
l5, Elsie Ferguson in Lady Rose IS
Daughter. Also Pathe Review and
international News.
Sunday, one day only, January l6.
Viola Dana in THE Chorus Girls Ro
nance. Also Snub Pollard Comedy
and Paramount Magazine.
Monday and Tuesday, January II
and l8, big special double bill A
Pathe Superspecial. The Devil To
Pay. Also Harold Lloyd in Capt.
Kidd's Kids" and Topics of the Day
No Raise in Prices.
Wednesday and Thursday, January
10 and 20, Wallace Reid in "Always
Audacious." and a Sennett comedy,
His Last False Step.
Friday and Saturday, January q and
22. Bryant Washburn in "a Full
House. !" Also international News and
Pathe Review.
Vera Kolstad at the Liberty organ.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-01-13
Many Will Attend Auto Show

All local garages will be reurcsentc b
this week at the Portland automobile
show. Most Of the dealers viii be
present today 20 attend the state crn-
ventiun Of the Autom0tive Dealers Ass
sociation. Many citizens viii visit tie
show. Dealers who VIII attend tle
sessions are: + T. Bret. Mark Cam
eron Geo. c. GLADDEN., Earl and Efzar
Franz, r J. Marsh. r. a. Dickson. d..
A. Elliott. J.. q. Volstorn. Frank
Morse. II. . Field. J. l. Stewart. Ar
thur Esstma1. Hal Nesbit. ". K. and
K. B. Slutz and <. Z. Cate.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-01-13
RancherS Want Road Improvement

The county court was never so he-
sieged as at the session Of last week Or.
orchardists Of different sections appeal
ing for improvement 10 roads. which it
IS declared, have been badly damaged
by recent rsinfalls. II Instance
ranchers have made the criticism that
the annual funds expended on highway
Improvement is wasted, ir that 20 is
merely temporary. The poor Winier
condition Of unsurfaced valley higt-
ways has again led to agitation fof "a
road bond issue large enough 90 cor
struct system Of permanently sur
faced roads.