The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-17
INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEWS

a pay check every two weeks. 1T
beats contracting.
Charles r. McLain: / like to get
back to Canon City just as often as
can. 1t feels like home to me.
DR.. G. A. vawter: Over at Burling-
ton. Colo. a very small town. there is
a hotel about the size OF the hotels
here. Every night every room is filed
with tourists. 1t is estimated that an
auto passes through Burlington every
six minutes. Burlington is on main
road.
VIM. Cafky: This county will go
for Carlson in the primary by several
hundred.
David Gibson Jr.: My father and
were over at Colorado Springs Satur-
day night and every hotel was so
crowded we couldn't find a place to
stay and had to come back home. We
couldn't even get in a garage with
our car.
w. Boucher: II everyone feels like
the cattlemen about the proposed herd
law. II won't get to first base.
Jim Ellis: Before you start telling
fish stories show us the fish or else
picture of them.
w. H. Dozier: Successful statesmen
ruust always get and retain the conf
dence of their customers
wm. E. Spencer: My hobby is oiled
roads, but I'll admit chat good sprInk-
ling helps a little TO keep the dust
dow.
d. N. Cooper: The Republicans
have put big feather in their cap with
that s5o0.ooo surplus.
DIR. Hart Goodioe: The Red Cross
Will be a mighty important orgnaiza-
tion IL we ever have war.
Joe Heayenridge: They say its too
hot for fat man but haven't noticed
that I've lost any flesh.
Gene Bradbury: II there was only
one fly in a room that fly would be
sure to find my bald head.
r. S. Lewis; That Geranium' bed
over at Mrs. Harding's lis the prettiest
have eve rseen-
U. E. sidcbottom: Old men live
much in the past
Charlie Tanner: / would like TO
see Dedrich Cooper about that 100000
Republican surplus.
William Dollar: There doesn't seem
60 be so much bitter politics as there
used to be. I can remember In Iowa
when everybody used to think It a
great Joke when us Democrats went TO
a caucus.
J. z. Miller: This is the best tour
ist season we have had
TIP. Pierce: It's been hot here all
right but where ! was staying down
in Illinois this summer II seemed TO
me II was ave times as hot
J. s. Meredith: Credit me up with
three months in advance That's a
whole lot better than paying every
month.
James Kettle: I'm afraid the rain
has come too late Much Of the crop
in the hills has alread been ruined
by the prolonged drouu.
George H. Sale; I'm going back
to Massachusetts where 1t is real hot
10 see IL that Turkish bath weather
won't take off some OF this fattD.
A. d. McCowan; The people here
don't seem much interested In that big
race at the Springs on Saturday.
Rev. Elmer Harner: Tuesday even.
ing was most delightful. with the
pretty moon and the gentle breeze.
Dai Deweese: Enos A. Mills Is an
ideal nature lover.
Jack Haley: / wish had all the
money deposit every day. It'd be
n Twin Six for me.
Fred Fell; love the cows and
the chickens but I have TO work for
& living.
J. w. Ray: You never hear any
swearing or rough language among
the fellows who toss horseshoes on
the lot at Seventh and Main.
DIR. Holmes: Cottonwood hill road
ought to be changed to run along the
river. II Is dangerous the way II is.
Frank Barthels; l see where some
papers have cut down their size on
account of the scarcity of news print
paper.
Joe Monahan: Business Is pick
ing up to a great extent on the road.
Charles NJ. Bailey: l don't know
what makes work keep up so in this
town but every carpenter has all he
can do. Business is the best in
years.
Mrs. whitmore: The tourists are
coming in fast every day. We have
hnfn furnfnU than,