The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-27
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The Prl,nary Question.

lnasmuch as the guDernatOrlal caIn- terday, "tt is in order to talk about the primary. There are few who doubt that the Democratic Executive Commit
 ss s sa ps cy H TSs question. in the main. will be the date of the primary; The elamor of the peo- Rs s.y as ror sse G M E be .sa 1ST so a.s ssar pr df the position of Chairman H. S. D. Mallory on this point. He has repeatedly said he is in favor of a late primary. His Ss ass mn aS sanss saas rnere eeoe w who will be. added to the poll lists if the primary is set for early August. The primary should not be held before the July. Many will be the young men to become of age since the last chance at the registration books and many have
 o eS tSess cs S % the the ySns ppssryy ~ be 2 big error. To say they can vote in the regular election is farce be- cause 1t is well known that the primary Is the election in this State.
 Still there have not been any men1- bers of the Executive Committee to commit themselves on the question of man Msiiory. He says says he wifi cali the Committee together about January to get a vote on the issue and the opinion of the msmsers will then be fairly as- fice that know personally differ in their wishes about the matter. Some want an early primary. others will work care. but there Is little more time to elapse before each politician will know his exact mind on the primary topic"
 Improvements in Probate Court.
 T am glad to see" said a we'll known Montgomerian yesterday, that after long period of waiting. while workmen were putting in much needed repairs a rsA AAlf faa zf4 4F Al.o 4AnN Nz Judge of Montgom,-y County. the work has so far progressed that the office force is beginainm to put the records quarters. The charters of h the Probate P to the people of @ Hohtsomery s r1 County County ts and when t,s, u the psopie see the new otfice concrete with a tile effect and all the office fixtures and file racks are of steel. thus making the office practically busy and the office outside of being conveniently arransed is attractive. During the process of remodeling this ehs ofcss 'Sn of sherif IScupeq w R wafep 2he or while the files have been in the east corridor of the Court House.
 Will Violate Constitution,
 Tt strikes me-" said a citizen, that President Roosevelt has no right to re- turn to Washington from his Southern LTD Dy WaL7r. Oue thing is certain, the Consultation forbfds the President to leave United States soil during his term of office. am not we'll up on the law, but 1t looks to me that as soon as the President goes mere than three miles out on the water, he is out of the ter ritory and Jurisdiction of the United States. The President then would De violating the Constitution to take the ocean trip back to the national capital"
 Circus Date Changed.
 Charles A. White, Press Agent for Ringling Brothers Circus, which was booked In Montgomery for November 4, announces that their engagement has been postponed and the circus will play here Friday, November 24th.
 State Superintendent of Education Isaac W. Hill has gone to Gadsden for day or two on department business.
 MT. c. c. Lazenby and Mir. Gus Lag enby of Greenville are in Montgomery.
 Senator W. B. Castleberry of Talla- dega County is in Montgomery.
 Mir. Frank S. White of Birmingham came to Montgomery yesterday.
 MT. J. F. Walker of Selma Is in Montgomery.
 Mir. R. L, Johnson of Birmingham is in town.
 Mr. G. M. Taylor of Selma is in the city.