The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-10
INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEWS :

should do as the Romans do, and this
is dry state. Haven't got drink
handy, have you?
H. G.. Mc1lvaney: l am looking for
a short comilected fellow by the name
of Will Ready. Haven't seen him, have
you?
Alva Wood: don't see why ev-
everyone goes to the Gunnison, when
there are more fish and better fishing
around Creede and up in that locality.
Julius Cramer: All l want to see
is fair play in this political game.
H. Clay Webster: Chewing Horse
Shoe tobacco is like chewing hay.
George Bethel: There are no Vel
lowstone parks in Europe--why did
everybody want to go there?
Frank Singer: l can handle two
drug stores as easily as I can one.
]. H. Peabody: The boys at Col
den will not know when they are going
to the border until the order is re
ceived. There will be no preliminary
announcements because soldier bus
mess is not conducted that way.
ALT Mitchell: No. I am not going
fishing. am just getting ready to go.
That's all.
Pop Dye: A military school is
good place for lively young boy.
George Bachelor: Business seems
to be getting better all the time in
Canon City.
Henry Hutton: Clutches -are all
right when your legs are on the bum.
but that is about all can say for
them.
Eugene Crawford: l never look at
thermometer because l am always
disappointed 1t is never as hot as
thought it was.
Auburn Novels: New York City is
SO hot they keep all the candy in re-
frigerators.
Mrs. J. II. Maupln: II seems to me
that "Wednesday was the hottest day
we have had thus far.
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding: A pretty lawn
is pleasure to the eyes. but 1t takes
plenty of constant hard work to make
1t so.
L. F. Collins: There are some nice
towns in Colorado, but 1t always seems
nice to get back to Canon City.
John Hamilton, The longest walk
/ have ever taken is to the Hanging
bridge and back.
William Kutzleb: The fnost vsea-
ton trip ever had is the one
took this summer.
A. H. NcLain: 1t don't pa- .,r a
man to get mad in politics.
DR.. G. A. vawter: / never worry
when my money is invested In dry
land.
Captain Barber: The man who will
deliberately turn in a false alarm
would be cruel to his family
George Colgate: We didn't bet the
gubernstorial primary
nominees bother US in our caucus in
South Canon.
J. ". Mckinley: would igre &c see
more mining projects closer to Canon
City.
Frank p. Smith: I'd like to see
these vacant lots put in better shapn.
Frank l.. Smith: The open air and
sunlight does an indoor man a great
deal OF good.
Miss Perle MeKissick: Buena Vista
would make good summer resort.
J. II. Maupin: Because all these
cats are around my house. you d mt
need to think would disown thell
DR.. w. T. Little: II. you want to
know about the national political sItu-
alton read what George Harvey has
to say.
DR.. R. z. Holmes: I was to meet
my wife downtown. You haven't seen
her have youf
Charles Keys: White enameied
wood work Is prettier than any other
to me.
Sheriff Newcomb: No. my name is
not Dynamite Bill"
Judge Cooper: Buena Vista is fine
winter and summer but it has little
too much winter.
Mrs. Harry Bowen: Driving a Ford
is all right II you don't have to crank
It.
Grant Dickinson: This hot weather
is all right but have too much work
w. T. Bridwell helped build most
Of the good roads around here in the
early day.
Floyd Campbell: Why does II al
ways rain when we have baseball.
Jack Shaw: I've never seen John
Hamilton miss catching man at first
by his HloW fielding and fast fhrnurinr