The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-27
WHAT STATE PA PIERS ARE SAYING

EfAD ArNE OA llNG
 He Cannot.
 Why should the good people of this State elect Big Brag" Conner to the high office of Governor? Can MT. Co., mer himself give any good reason why they should do isf
 should Have Royalty. Birmingham Age-Herald.
 The Jamestown show should not overlook the opportunity of having roy alty pay # visit, suGh hi,! an attraction ,t,S ways seem tame in comparison.
 The Right Man. Birmingham News.
 A Kentucky representative in Con- gress made a long speech explaining the ingredients Of whiskey. When an explanation is needed 1t Is always well to get somebody who knows what he IS talking about,
 Smiling At Him. Huntsville Tribune.
 Hon. B. B. Conner has made so many contradittons,. so many Tidicuious breaks, that the whole state is smiling at him. To be candid Mir. Conner lacks much of being as bright as he looks to be. the fact is. he Is man of quite an imposing presence
 The verSest Nonsense. Selma Journal
 It Is veriest nonsense to charge that the Academ of Music was packed or that any effort whatever was made by any railroad to bring any partic- uiar class of passengers here. The fact is the railroads are not interes- ted in Dr. Cunningham anyway.
 What's YoursR
 These family skeletons have a hab- 1t of wriggling around and getting out of the closet at the most mop the. eternal fitness of things and get right out on the stage in the midst of fine comedy and get busy.
 Doesn't Like Roosevelt. Gadsden Times-News.
 Senator Bailey declares that the present incumbent of the White House has cost more and Is worth less It Is evident that the Texas Senator does not expect to receive any invita- tions to White House dinners.
 Babyts Gray Hair. Dcthan Siftings.
 Should the difficulties attending the actual construction of the Panama Ca nal be anything like commensurate
 
 ing the progress of the wind work" of this project, our baby's hair wil<oe gray when the first big ship goes through.
 Gaining Favor. Selma Mirror.
 MT, Cunningham, if reports. be worth anything. Is constantly gaining favor with the voters of Alabama. Mir Gun ningham is not trying to be elected Governor on the hobby" platform. but on the platform of dgauge ideas. and broad knowledge. and Wherever he goes the people are his friends.
 slow MaiIa. Mobile Register.
 The letter from Moss Point. Miss. C. Mobile that took six years to deliver, must take second place as a postal curiosity since the delivery Of a post it was mailed in Philadelphia. Possibly the postcard contracted the Philadel- rhia hahit which would leave the rec ord with Mobile.
 Why Don't TheyR Anniston Hot Blast
 Mir Gompers threatens to do right" in politics hereafter. Mir Roosevelt has often threatened to do the same thing. but so far he has never car rled out his threat. May Mir Gompers be more consistent. Words are good when Dackeu up DY ueEuS OttAg SN If MT. Gompers and Mir. Roosevelt want to do right. why In thunder don't they do 1t?
 shows its Alarm. Mobile Herald.
 While pretending to believe that there Is not much power to the great Cunnin gham tidal wave, The Greens devoting all nf its editorial space to an attempt to infect new life into the dying cause of it's candidate. The Co., mer organs throughout the state are eriddle and their antics. show conclu. sively that they realize that their child slave driver is ocmed to defeat.
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 Lo+ of Fierce Rules. Birmingham Ledger. The administration has put out lot of fierce rules about catching and pun ishing trusts. etc. They are pretty good rules for use during the cam paign, to indicate that the RepubH- cans are chasing the trusts. The courts and Washington officials will take their holidays as soon as Congress but talk along the antitrust line un- tfil after the November election.
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 Knows Nothing. Bessemer Workman.
 In spite of the many promises made in the past by MT Conner when ne ap- pealcd to the people to elect him presi- dent of the railroad commission, he IS now compelled to admit his inability to fulfiI his promises and 1t has taken him two or three years to learn that he was wrong and didn't know what he was talking about.
 If elected governor, and it LOOK nm as long as it has In the Railroad Commission matter to find out where he was "at" on all the various ques- tions that must necessarily come be- fore him. he would be out of office before he could act inielligently on any nf fhenn