The Glenwood post., 1916-02-05

when the assembly was called to order
every mothers son of them ered
the roll call from Cheyenne.-Iumd
Pioneer
Q John MaeRae writes it is so cold up
IN Canada, where he and Mrs. MacRae
are now, that it is impossible to. do
anything but sit around big fire and
talk about the war. His father passed
away the next day after they got
there.-New Castle Democrat
DR.. j. 7. Beall underwent an opera
tion at the hands of the famous Mayo
Brothers at Rochester, Mimi, last Tues
day week ago and so far as reported
to the relatives here, is doing very
nicely The operation was a very crit
ical one and one which is very seldom
performed.-Rifle Reveille.
Judging from letter published IN
the Pueblo papers, Mr.. Drach, the bank
&examiner who does not draw the pay,
is peeved because two grand juries in
the state have seen fit to criticise his
actions. We bark back to the time
when Ed Brake and Jim Pearce were
peeved if anyone questioned their mo-
tives.-Boulder News.
Down at the stock show fellow who
was making himself conspicuous, at
last broke out: "Call these here prize
cattle? Why, they amt nothing to
what our folks raise over in Gunnison
county My father raised the biggest
calf of any man on Ohio creek.
Evidently" remarked visitor from
the Chugwater, "and the noisiest."
Tungsten is probably the most re-
markable mineral known. Pure metalc
ductile tungsten is practically insolu-
BILE in any common acid; its melting
point is higher than any other metal;
its tensile strength exceeds that OF
steel; it is para-magnetic; it can be
drawn to a smaller size than any other
metal, and its specific gravity is ~
per cent greater than lead. And wha.
is more to the point, Colorado contains
I more tungsten than any other state or
possibly all other states in the Union.
Colorado Mining Journal
A postal card vote of state editors
von the exchange question, "Shall we
Return to the Exchange Basis of Ad-
vertising With the Railroads.&c. result
ed in 81 to 5 in favor of the proposi-
tion, This editor would like to know
who are the other four sensible editors
so that he can congratulate them on
taking the business view Of the ques-
ton. The only way to put the country
papers on a sound business basis anu
establish them as business institutions
and not as jokes is to turn down every
nronosition to "trade it out. '-kremm-
ling News.
The train stopped at Dolores. A
man thrust his head out of the window
and excitedly called out: A woman
has tainted in here! Has anyone any
whiskv?" A man in the crowd re-
luctantly put his hand to his hip pockes
and drew forth bottle about half full
and handed it to the man at the win
dow. To the astonishment of all, the
man put the bottle to his lips anu
drained the contents. Then as the
train pulled out he called back to the
bewildered onlookers: cit always GIG
make me nervous to see woman
faint!',-Cortez Herald.
A man and woman, apparently Pas'
fifty years of age, passed through Rifle
Yesterday, walking from Omaha, Nebr'
10 California. Since the first OF me
week they walked over Tennessee pass
passing through the tunnel and follow
= ing the railroad down the canon. They
ran out of funds, and not being able
tx find enough work to pay their way
had IN ask for food here. When asked
. as to where their home was they ts-
piled that they had no home. They
spoke German dialect. They left ona-
ha in November and are walking about
25 miles day.-Rifle Reveille.
Mr.. Keating is out with an elaborate
explanation of his income corporation
and inheritance tax. He states that
some Englishman is willing to pay as