The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-24
WHAT SLATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING
After she yvrong Trust.

After the. wsong Trust. Gadsden Times News. york. This Is not seasonabls The Government should tackle the coal trust.
 Tue Women object.
 There must be no trouh'~ with ia. pan. The women of these United sssfsh sss ss 1'TRa Pe9'f '9ESs Sres Japan
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 PaBtpre and Forage. Gadsden Journal. more cattle. sheep and hogs are needed before real prosperity can come to those who till the soil of North Alabama.
 Long to some-short to Others. Talladega Reporter.
 It has been long time to the young, but oh, sn short a time since the last Christmas! And yet, 1t Is here again, reminding us that one more mile-post in life has been reached. g % Ss
 There is Plenty of work for Them. The time. for the assembling of the Legislature draws near, and the repre- sentatfves are already wondering what they are going to do when they get there, The people are wondering the
 ,TnklnE Cue from Headquarters.
 Good intentions are pleaded as ex- euse for violation or dlsre gard of law 1 hv Senators Hitchcock and Wilson 1 They got their cue from the President ] who Is aS-,:at fellow for good inten- : ~ $ % l Nnt Square Deal. l pemopolis Times.
 should insist on protecting the steel mills that fad 1t impossible to sup " 1 the demand an1 restricting the roads that lack facilities for doins the bust mess offered? Why not give each the same deal?
 Good Demand and High Prices.
 There never was time in the his tory of this country when country pro- duce brought q greater price than now, and if farmers don't improve this great erythinR in that line finds ready sale at a high price and the demand does not diminish.
 Have RIgbt to Our Own opIufoa. Bessamer Workman,
 No matter what respect we may have for the Japanese as a nation we claim the privilege to hold whatever onihion vs deem of him as an individual and if we wish to separate ourselves from him and our children from his children lt ls our affair and we will act accord ingly.
 Stretching Authority. l Huntsville Mercury.
 It looks as If court Is making a | desperate attempt to stretch its au- thoritv when 1t attempts 10 hold q newsSaper In contempt for colHnlentinY on trial after the trial Is m n,shed. The judge who conducted the Gillette murder trial feels asgrievei at news | paper comment and dssires tn get even with the editors for criticiziug his court,
 Why Win They Do sOR BrNwton Standavd.
 Why Is t tha',ao one wants to live full of people people who i've rom hand t tS TOuth" and whose total ---'tA is represeated by the clothing thev have on. Years go by and ghese ners9Ls indeDendence that the proud owner O! a farm has If there is one needed reform 1t is to keen people on farms and away from cities
 Never One Like HIm.
 Would Washington, John Adams. Jef- ferson. Jackson Lincoln. Cleveland, McKiniev or any other one of oar Presidents have engaged in a war of Benamv and MarIa Storer business No. a thousand times no. Thev woul 1 have remembered the dignity tn office Of President of these United states carries with It, and kept theiT mouths shut
 Opposes IndeDendent Judiciary. Wetum pka Herald.
 The President attempts to bring into d'seredit that most important bulwar'S of a free people against the eneFna ch, ments of executive Tower and ind+- rendent tudicta rv--and h's su~gestio on that the courts should stretch the Con- s+itution 70 as to valldate unconstitu- tional laws if carried to It's logiaai eonelYs'ou would ua're the courts sub e servlent 10 the President and .lere en- forcers of his decrees.
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 Must Have Immigrants. Huntsville Mercury
 Commissioner Strauss of the De- partmeut of Commerce and Labor up- holds South Carolina in sending her l Commissioner Watson to Europe to se- cure newcomers or inrmiSrants. This daefsioh clears the way for Alabama 1 ro co and do liEew'se We hooe and trust our next Legislature will lose nc tlnae in creating the depaFtn1 snt of in,. T41isration and eduio it with ample means Then let the Governor p'acI at It's head the best nan in the Stats