The Coconino sun., 1917-03-23
PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
By Dubellu Dubeilu Tee

| out a weekly newspaper fit for the family, a shining light Illuminating the highway to better things, a power for good and clean living"
 DR. T. r. MANNING-"Spring warmth means the multiplication of the germ and marked increase in it's virulence To offset this danger everyone should give their places a thorough spring cleaning. Health and sanitation demand this"
 A. G. BADER, merchant.-"Every dog has his day. Now it is the lowly onion that has attained to fame. It has joined the High Cost of Living fraternity, and associates with the ex- pensive potatoe in the luxury class. Onion soup will soon cost as much as gasoline and will become as rare as alligator pear salad"
 JOE WILSON, bank cashier.-"De- posits in the Flagstaff banks are showing an increase daily. Flagstaff is enjoying an era of prosperity"
 COL. BEN DONEY.-"As an anti dote for that lonesome, homesick feel ing when away from home there is nothing like having copy of the Coconino Sun left in your hotel box when in a strange city"
 c. T. WOoLFOLK, county super visor-"H Highways, and hundreds of miles of them, stretching like the tentacles of an octopus in every direc- ton into the mountains, through the valleys and along the ocean, are the attractions that lure thousands to southern California every season. What would such system in Coco nino county mean to this beautiful paradise ?"
 J. J. COSTIGAN, Empress theatre. "These bright spring days impel everybody to get out of doors and do something. Let's combine utiliarian- ism with catholicism here in Flag staff and plant flowers and shrubs and add to the Identification of this city"
 DIR. E. s. MILLER, physician Germs breed by the millions in un- sanitary places. From them are dis tributed the seeds of tuberculosis, pneumonia, grippe and other mala- dies of the lungs, throat and nose. To have a healthful community we must prevent unsanitary conditions
 A. A. JOHNSTON, city clerk "Mrs. Probotsky beats her rugs on the back porch so that the resulting dust flies into the open windows of Mrs. O'Brien's flat next door. Heine Shrod- CTS hens scratch up the seeds in Tony Fugazzi's garden. A quick rush for the marshal. Warrants for arrest. And so more than 100000 such petty cases jam the municipal courts of Chicago every year. People violate
 the ordinances every day through ig-
 norance. We should give more pub licity to our ordinances for the edu- cation of the cltlZen.
 SANDY DONOHUE, everybodys' friend.-"Honor for the tradition of
 fatherland is never better illustrat- ed than in the remembrance of St. Patrick and his shamrock among the sons and daughters of Erin even to this day"
 w. D. DRAINE, manager Penney store.-"All nature seems to have en- tered into an agreement to assist Flagstaff in making the finest climate in the world"
 SID GASMAN.-"Los Angeles de- nies that if the state of California is divided in half it will name it's half Cafeteria
 A. w. BIKKER, Jr., insurance
 "The disfguring billboards all over out cities should be torn down. The idea of a city beautiful in connection with these monstrous and ugly boards
 and fences sticking up everywhere in- to nature like a sore thumb on zero morning is preposterous. On one lot is erected fine building and on the next fence flaring announcement of Dr. Quack's Gizzard Searchers that hit you in the face. Fence posts are
 covered by red ink contortions an.
 nouncing that some faker will pull your leg painlessly at so much pull
 The magnificent God given scenery ii E all blurred with loud screams to Eat Jones Baled Hay Biscuits Drinl ! Mugg's Mussed up Mustard Juice Wear Dobb's Dudads for Politica
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 The Ever Present Feminine w R RAJJDEBAUGH. merchant