The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09

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iafosnatiaa--Grssley Standard.
The family Of Fred A. Fisher, tue
miner who died here short time ago
As the result Of blood poisoning, viii
receive $500 in instailments of t34.72
month for seventy-two months. This
is the first splendid illustration of the
benefits OF industrial compensation in
this vicinity. Fisher WAS an employe
of the Crystal River Mining, Milling 4
Power company. While at work for
that company he ran rusty broo II
wire into one Of his fingers. Blood
poisoning set in and he died vt the
hospital here short time after the
accident. Fishers family live in Asp
len.-Marble Booster.
A man was walking along the street
anr he saw house on fire. He rushed
across the way and rang the bell. AZ
ter some time lady, who proved to be
slightly deaf, appeared at the door.
Madam, your house is on fire!"
"What did you say" The man began
dancing up and down. He pointed
above. ~ said your house is afire!
Flames bursting out! No time to
lose!" What did you says" "House
afire! Quick!" The lady smiled. "Is
that ally" she smiled sweetly. "well, :"
replied the man hoplessly, "thst's all
l can think of just now. Exchange.
And now it is claimed that chauf-
feurs and other automobile drivers are
developing gloomy, grim, silent, taci-
turn and stern, set faces. In other
words, they never smile. From what
We know of taxi drivers, the thing Is
easily explained. Robbery is not
thing to be smiled At. However, it is
asserted that speed is to blame for the
tense-drawn features and sour visages
Of auto drivers in general. Well, We
don't care q cuss for our looks. Give
us car and we II risk it if our coun-
tenance becomes SO distorted that we
are in danger Of being debarred at the
peafly gates.-Lake City Times.
A fire of unknown origin practically
wiped out the once pOpulous town of
Arrow Monday morning, destroying all
but one of the long row of frame build
ings on the north side of the one
street. All that now remains of the
town, at first called Arrowhead, is the
depot the railroad eating house and
the public hall, at the west end of the
town. Since the sawmills discontinued
work in that neighborhood and the one
day excursion trains from Denver have
stopped at Corona instead of continu.
ing on to Arrow, there has been little
of the old time activity at this place.
At one time the town was incorporated
and kept up complete municipal Or
ganization.-
The silly fight now waged ON Gov
ernor Carlson and the entire Republi.
can administration in Colorado by that
yellow sheet, the Denver Post, is having
the effect just opposite to what the
Post aud other anarchists thought
would happen. Bon & Tam, the main
cappers for this second edition of
"Nick Carter" journalism, are billed
and have been billed ever since they
owned the Post, to blackmail every
in Colorado that does not
think as the two sporty, editor gamblers
of Denver's "detriment" think. How
ever, there is = certain amount Of SYM
pathy due Bon L Tam and We forgive
them, for they are having = heck of
time convincing themselves that they
are honest.-Alamosa Leader.
The police of the east send warning
to California authorities to look out
for and arrest a mad millionaire who
escaped from a sanitarium at Wawa-
toosa, Wis, by bribing an attendant.
The man is said to have a fortune of
s., 100000 and to be provided ON his
journey to the fair with a check book
upon which he draws literally. He is
said to be affable and harmless, his Pc
culiarity being the wearing Of = dress
suit in the morning and drinking cham.
pagne instead of coffee for breakfast.
oh, yes! California officers will arrest
him all right if he. shows up, and then