The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-02
Instant Interviews

HENRY CLAY KENLY-The court
ssy and hospitality of the people OF
Canon City is unusual. surprising and
pleasing. Everyone heIe seem 10
think 1t a pleasure 10 90 out Of their
way to do something for you whether
you are a stranger or not just got
IN town a few days ago but feel well
acquainted already. I've never seen
this spirit speak Of so manifest any
where else ! have been
y. Z. WEIGH expect TO have
about third OF an apple crop on my
ranch this year. Others in Lincoln
Park expect about the same proper
ton. The size and color. however.
are much better than usual this year
and the price is IRE.
CAPT. b. +. ROCKAt'ELLOW-T
spples have grown wonderfully in The
past three weeks. The size and color
are excellent sold is= crop on the
tree this year for lump sum TO
Denver firm as also did Henry Harri-
son. They do al the picking and
packing At my orchard. SO ! am re
uR. KELIESBERCER- T. Wal
lace now holds a splendid position at
q very hish salary with the Mellin IN
iesests. At present he is on trip TO
a certain country south o. the Panama
canal. and expects TO be travelling for
the most Of the year HIS headquar-
tiers are in New York. He will prob
ably be pc manenJly located there
shortly
Lg BALMAN-The state fair this
yssf is the best Of any that have ever
been Re az Pueblo IN my opinion. The
exhibits are good and the entertain
rleni porrarl has been fine.
JOE ANuERSON-Ca Canon City has
bright future, and think It is go
sag to get larger and better each year.
] The business outlook IS brighter than
4 II has been for years.
GEORGE BETHEL TIE ornrior a
dog is the better you Ike IL What Is
Il in human nature that makes that
condition so generally trae7
J. S. BOWLBY-The day the Fresi-
dent was in Seattle there were fully
$50 o0o people on the streets OF that
sity. The feet arrived there stimuli
ianvously with the coming of Mr..
Wilson. and OF course that aided In
swellinE the crowd.
FLORENCE SULLIy Ant is n
common sight around San Francisco
see fine large shipa drawn up in
the mud. piled practically like so
much cord wood and seemingly Of no
Use TO anybody. These ships are
governmental property and were built
rs ireiehinrs during the war. Green
In per was used in their construction.
md OF course as II seasoned the ships
,ecame unseaworthy and had TO be
bandoned. The government. how
yer. had accepted them from the
.uikiers. and as result II is a GOV
rnment loss. ] would say there were
or Is of these ships costing from
25o.00 to 100000. lying in the mud
ear San Francisco.
KENT L. ELDRED-Tbe manare-
lent of the state fair at Pueblo
an2ked the vast crowds in a most
t4,,ip endable manner. The cash pay
rent of the adm'ttanCe fee at the
ate without the necessity of a ticket
as big ADVANTAGE. not only for the
ashiors but for the purchaser as
ell. Everyone had to have the ex-
ct change when they came up TO the
ate and the money was then put into
slot in sight of the gate keeper
money changer, in the modern sense
the word. was stationed near by so
tat II was an easy matter for anyone
get the exact change.
G. r. wOOD--The demand for coal
present In enormous, and II 10 most
fficult to Ill the orders. The pos
bilities OF strike is causing many
sope TO get their orders n early.
MISS GEORGE wOOp-it is real.
surprising the number of new peo-
who are coming to Canon City.
see new faces and take orders
om neYs people every day. do
I know where they are all located. !
Il they all seem to have places to
o.