The Coconino sun., 1917-03-16
PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
By Dubeliu DubelLu Tee

H. c. WHITE, Weatherford Hotel. The coming summer should be the biggest in the history of Flagstaff in the number of tourists visiting this picturesque portion of the great southwest. With the lanes of Euro- pean travel closed Americans are looking to the west more and more for their travel diversion
 G. T. HARRINGTON, Weather Bureau.--"No farmer need hold back from planting increased acreage this year from fear that he will not be able to market his crops."
 ED. WHIPPLE, undertaken "Those who have vacant lots available for planting should raise vegetables, then they will have less occasion to raise h. about the h. c. of l.
 A. W. WHITAKER, Jerome Mining man.-"I have read many newspapers at one time or another but I have never read any I like as well as the Sun and I know of no newspaper anywhere which enjoys as good re- putation in the community"
 DIR. MANNING, health officer "Need of utilizing vacant property in Flagstaff for the raising of vegetable foodstuffs cannot be over emphasized. We have use for all the provision that can be produced. These vacant lots can be made particularly helpful to worthy poor families of the communi- ty. They can be made factors in the training of children to useful knowl- edge of soil culture and source of most healtful exercise"
 w. FRANCIS, Pres. Board of Trade-T am pleased with the ad- vertisement of the Coconino Sun Flagstaff" in this issue. It shows the right spirit in advertising the city. Everyone should give Flagstaff the benefit of their best talent in promo ton work. This city needs coopera- tive activity in boostful effort. It needs the concerted efforts of all of its worthy citizens"
 w. F. JAGGER, auto tires-"Fire- stone giant tires will be used on the 100 trucks and 100 trailers which will transport the great shows of the United States Circus Corp, the worlds first motorized circus, through the United States this year. Animals will ride from town to town on trucks; trailers will be specially equipped with luxurious sleeping quarters for the performers"
 w. s. BORUM, councilman.-"The man who can select suitable site for home and erect the sort of structure that he desires is indeed fortunate, but he is doubly fortunate if he selects Flagstaff as a place of permanent residence"
 L. B. CHRISTY, McGonigle Lumber SO.- Every SlIiEeh VI iiososoit should make it his duty to most heart fly welcome the visitors who are daily arriving. We should make these de- sirable guests feel the welcoming cor dially of the people of this city. We should regard these temporary resi- dents as adopted sons and daughters that they may eventually become per manent residents of this community"
 s. L. FINLEY, Mayor If ever you go camping, or course up-
 on the seas, ....., Or even if you stay at home and sum-
 mer in perfect ease, You'll find that for your outing
 there's nothing can compare, In giving cool refreshment, like our
 own Flagstaff air"
 w. B. RAUDEBAUGH, merchant. When March comes it seems to me that winter is on it's way. It reminds me of the farmer who called his boy at o'clock Monday morning, saying: Git up. Here 'tis o'clock Monday mornin' purty soon it Il be then it'll be 6 then Tuesday and nothin' done yit.' So pretty soon it will be April then spring"