The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09
PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
By Dubelu Dubeliu Tee

'' T. JASHEN, meTcndnU- The merchant is short eighted indeed, if he fails, in his advertising, to take into consideration the gradual build ing of a permanent business, the foundation of which must be public approval with a superstructure of confidence merited by quality of ser vice."
 N. B. FAIR, Confection Den-"Out her in Arizona there usually in't much under a silk hat"
 GEO. T. HERRIGTON, Electric Light Co.-"If the person who sits next to you at the lecture course chews candy or talks during the en- tertainment, you should make due al- lowance. The innocent offender is probably not the one who bought the course ticket but someone from the subscribers kitchen who received with the ticket no instruction in behavior"
 J. D. GUTHRIE, U. S. Forest Sup ervlsor-"While there is need of in- dividual promotion effort here, yet it IS essential that Flagstaff maintain strong, virily civic promotion organi- zatlon such as the Board of Trade. This worthy body needs an increased membership. Join it and become an active worker in it. There is some thing useful for every citizen to do. Give Flagstaff the benefit of your en- thusiastic efforts for it's promotion"
 w. w. T.-"This column has mis- sion-boosting Flagstaff-and hews to that line-but intersperses it with numerous little pleasantries much for the same reason that the sugar coat ing is put on the pill"
 WILL MARLAR, druggist-"The man who acts now and purchases a home in Flagstaff is making a double investment. He is getting something Tor the pleasure and benefit of his family now and an investment that will be a splendid gift to leave to his children"
 I. E. POLLOCK, banker-"Eyery indication points to this summer sur passing last year in the number of summer visitors and with the influx comes correspondingly larger num- Der of permanent residents. There is no more favored spot in this country than Flagstaff for person to live in"
 CHAS. PRoCHNOW, hotel prop.- Besides planting flowers and shrubs to beautify Flagstaff, the time is at hand to clean up systematically. As the warm, bright weather of spring comes, opportunity is given to put out of commission the rubbish and un- slightly accumulations of the winter. We can have clean and neat city if each one will give his own premises a thorough overhauling. If each and every resident did this Flagstaff would be conspicuously clean"
 MRS F. N. NOBLE, of the Womans Club-"With the growing season at hand Flagstaff should bestir itself in the matter of identification. There is so much that may be done, with little trouble and expense, to add to the sightliness of this city. Each and every resident may do something. With each one doing something the ensemble naturally will be rarety, radiantly beautiful city throughout. Identification should not be in patch es. It should include all of Flagstaff.
 ROGER MORSE-Treas. Board of Trade-"The Chinese New Year has come and gone-the time when all Chinamen pay their debts. Its good idea but most of us would rather be in debt than be Chinaman."
 ANNA KNOWLES, Commercial Cafe-"Maybe if a girl could see the idol of her dreams when he is eating a plate of spaghetti, she would wake up"
 s. L. FINLEY, mayor-"M Maybe the reason all roads led to Rome was be- cause Rome built good streets. That's what Flagstaff is going to do this summer"
 PAUL COFFIN, plumber-"Billy Sunday has just picked up another $30,000. The democratic administra- tion certainly has not brought on depression in the Lords business"
 An irate subscriber, in stopping his subscription, writes that he never reads it, nohow. Don't know him, but bet cake of soap he is not a Flag staff booster.
 The women and angels are getting much more alike all the time. Having