The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-06

Bowman's charges on the stump were not sustained in the press, and his charges in the press are denied by con cordia, and Judge Stiles and MT. Beddow can't sustain them; such has been the character of all the campaign thunder of Hiedon's crowd from the first. He begins with a flourish and show, and winds up with defeat. , General Rhodes is not right on all things but he guessed 1t, when he re- fused to print Bownran's letter-rtnoues is better business man and man of bet ter Judgment than he is poltician
 MT, Munger is known to be an honest generous sensible business man, unbiased and uninfiuenced by prejudice. Higdon people use his name without authority If all their false claims were investigated, the honest man would instantly repudlate them.
 the report, that he would vote for Hig- don: he knows lots of things about law, business finance and government; and he knows as we'll as any living man, what it takes to be a democrat. He is one; he will vote for J. P. Stiles-under the chicken.
 bolting man for a candidate, little red feather for platform, and crowd of disgrunted politicians and non-poll taxpayers. who can't vote for q support; will not likely make the old reliable take a back seat.
 Stiles let the contract for a building to union men when it could have been built hv non-union men for 5000 less Higdon had a fine dwelling in Woodlawn-how much did the union men get out of it?
 Re at the polls on time and look out for s.monkey work" the fight is won IT you will do your individual part The democrats can't lose if they work at the polls.
 Challenge illegal voters-there are thou, sands not hundreds of them, nearly all voted for Higdon the last time. What .s vour own vote worth, to you, If an illegal vote kills it? Do not be robbed of your citizenship by men who should not vote. .-,.,
 Be a democrat when you are needed A bold fighting democrat, and your par ty will honor you; don't have 1t sad or won .'he scratched his ticket Better not to vote than 10 scratch
 There are sixty-one business houses or more represented, and on Morris avenue (the ground floor only).
 Colonel EIgdon's certificate Of good character is signed by representatives, or only thirty: seems he falls to get ma iority. even on Morris avenue. Of those signing. twelve are not located on Mor- rls avenue; nine have no votes, two do not live in the state, and one so far vol untarily denies signing
 If YOU will stop ana tnlnh apout It. vou will see that 1t is not such warm indorsement after all.
 The majority of the signers are not en- gagged in business on their own account
 Peeyey had on the democratic button last night. 1 guess he has repented, and will vote the straight ticket.
 Peeyeys circular says the executive committee when tried the contest Was ..self-abpointed." How IS that for real truthful statement? Don't it rather Jar you? Most school poys know that eNech- live committees art elected by the people May he Peevey has not been in the par tv lons enough to learn it.
 Conner was elected. Cunningham de feated. Beth are now supporting the -trsisht democratic ticket. headed by E. Conner from top to bottom, ana will vote under the rooster IT you aoh helieve it, ask them. Won't you follow .s,aad of' vour candidate for governor? Laneston writes card in the Sunday s iA~e-TIerald November D, and makes 9rsye charges in it. It might be well for