The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-11-20

plenty OF opportunities TO sell prop
erty in Canon City now, but It seems
be foolish to sell unless they got an
exceptionally good price because it is
so difficult to get suitable place to
to me that those with homes would
live.
GRANT DICKINSON-The time has
come now when we nave to reduce
our express force. The past fruit
season has been the biggest in the
history of Canon City express bust
ness. an6 it took many men to handle
it properly. Now, however. with
most of the fruit and vegetables
shipped or off the market. the usual
force can handle the business.
MRS. r. E. HOLMES My old home
town is in the state of Washington
and not a great ways from Centralia
where the tragedy of Armistice day
occurred That section of TIE coun-
try is devoted largely to numbering
activities and naturally rough ele-
ment live there. Because of their
mode of living and general demeanor
they were easy prey for |. w. W.
propaganda. and that is the reason, l
believe. why Washington and other
Northwest states have become a hot
bed of l. w. Wism.
ID. w. ROSS-I do not approve of
the act of the people of Centralia in
dragging the body of the |. w. w.
through the streets. YoI can not de-
feat terrorism and inhumanity with
terrorism and inhumanity. In my
opinion the people of Centralia who
countenanced that act. placed them
selves dangerously near the level of
the l. w. W.'s. lam strongly against
the l. w. w. and their propaganda.
but believe in handling them through
the laws OF our nation and not by mob
rule
MRS. JACK MEYERS-women at
party where there are men. when
asked IL they object to smoking. usu-
ally say "No, enjoy the aroma"
That is because they are polite and
unselfish and do not wish to deny any
gentleman the enjoyment he gets from
cigar or cigaret
DAVID l.. ROBISON-Next year.
when | expect practically all of my
time to belong to myself. I am 60
ing to have nice little card made
and am going to have a little pulley
arrangement fixed in the ceiling just
over my desk in my office so that /
can run long cord thru it. Then |
am going to attach the cord to the
card and put the card down behind my
=. s-sx l,,,t y.
one comes in to see me and asks me
to do anything will Just pull the
cord and the card will jump up into
sight and it will say upon it. 60 to
HI" | thank you.
MRS. PETE STERLING-While the
public health campaign is on I hope
that those behind it will see that
proper laws are made so that people
in general and those with tuberculosis
in particular can be forced to stop
expectorating on the sidewalks. lawns.
roads or anywhere except m sanitary
receptacles. This practice | think is
not only dirty habit. but vicious
one. because competent health author
tiles have declared time and again that
disease can be spread this way so
easily. Those afflicted with tubercu-
losis should certainly realize the aw.
fulness of the disease and should
therefore, be willing voluntarily to
take every precaution to prevent its
spread. / am glad to say that many
thus afflicted in Canon City do prac.
tice every safeguard. but there are
some who do not. either from lack OF
knowledge or the proper sanitary care
or because OF don't care" negIi.