The Glenwood post., 1916-01-22

In an address to the Progressives Col
onel Roosevelt says: There is cry
ing need that we shall cast aside all
partisan considerations. Quite right,
Colonel When are you going to begin?
Boulder Camera.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma says JUS
tice Hughes stands the best chance for
the Republican nomination for presi-
dent. At last one Democrat has been
found who will not say that the colonel
will land the plum.-Boulder News.
Last Wednesday morning was the
coolest on record this winter, when the
mercury went to below zero. In 1913
the thermometer registered 90 below at
Geo. Goodrich's ranch Yes, we have
the papers, too!-DeBeque New Era.
~ am not darned fool on the
question of preparedness, says Uncle
Joe Cannon. We infer from his state
ment that he is anxious for the country
to know that he is not in Bill Bryan's
and Hank Ford IS class.-Telluride
D Journal.
Moffat couldn It build the James Peak
tunnel, the state wouldn't, Denver
couldn't because of court decisions and
now Ben Hilliard is asking the govern
ment to do it as a war measure. Won't
some one please pass the hats-Boulder
Camera.
Some newspapers have published the
recipe from which President Wilson y
birthday cake was made. 1t sounded
good. But so far as 1916 is concerned,
we can say that Wilson, IS cake is dough
-Montrose Press.
A Virginia editor threatened to pub
lish the name of certain young man
who was seen hugging and kissing a
girl in the park unless he paid up in
week. Ffty-nine young men called and
paid up the next day, while two even
paid a year in advance. Her
aid.
Word from Denver is to the effect
that the capital city has grown disgust
ingly tired of its commission form Of
government and its fads and is plan
ming to return to the safe and sane
mayoralty form. Well, Denver has tried
about everything proposed to it by
faddists--Boulder Camera.
Lack of cars has held back shipments
of ore from the Foster Combination
and Wyoming mines the past ten days.
The Foster succeeded in getting car
during the week, however, and made
shipment of fifty tons, and the Wy
oming has since got car and sent
consignment of ore to the smelter.-
Red Cliff News.
There is nothing SO stimulating to
publisher IS Boosting spirit, as to have
subscribers pay up their back subscrip-
tions. There are many that are always
prompt in their renewals and they are
the ones that make the publisher ex-
istence possible. Are you in that class
or are you in arrears for one, two or
three years rss-Wiggins Courier.
A Denver man says that alcohol
mixed in proper proportions with water
will prevent freezing in auto radiators.
But we contend, Governor Carlson con-
curing, that automobiles are amenable
to the booze law just the same as the
rest of us. In the case at issue some
soft drinks must be- substituted for the
alcohol.-Buena Vista Democrat.
The Heberling Brothers & Chambers
store has the temporary appearance of
having been wrecked in cyclone. The
drayman, delivering goods, first poked
shoulder of beef into one Of the side
windows, then some small boys, play
ing on the outside walk, fell into ons
of the larger windows and broke it into
fragments. New glasses are on the
way.-Marble Booster.
Senator Thomas says he is strongly
opposed to, the entire preparedness
nlan of President Wilson, but he will
support the measure because it is
party proposition and he is party man.
In other words, Senator Thomas will
work and vote for bill against hhe