The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
What State Papers Are
 Saying

II " @@~~~ ~<-~<~ = <<f~~F - - " Saying A Biw Addition. Oneonta Democrat.
 The present Legislature has created more than thousand new ofnces- s1rain storms.r Guntersvflle Democrat.
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 Ten Judges Indicate Something. The Greater Birmingham bill should pass that the Magic City may show to the world what she has. That Awful Phonosraph. Sheffield Standard. We are no longer saddest when. we sing we are saddest when our neigh bor's photograph is going. $ Ss SS EA
 Commendabie Regard. Collinsville Courier. It is said that the saloon keepers of Atlantic City have prohibited the dis- cussion of the Thaw case inside their doors. Their regard for their customers Is commendable.
 Faith By Their Works.
 Anniston Is to have cotton mill to cost s750, ,000., This looks as If there are men who are willing to nut their money into 2 cotton mill in Alabama, tax ex- emption or no tax exemption.
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 About The Right View. Centreville Press.
 President Roosevelt is man of changes. First he wants to dig the canal himself, and then ne wants it dug by contract. The fact is. the Presi- dent does not know what he wants.
 ANGood Investment. Florence Times.
 The Legislature has appropriated $25.ooo for an Alabama exhibit at the make great display at Jamestown, and it will be paying advertisement. Difference Between Making and Saying. A Cleveland woman seeks a divorce because her husband is continually ex- claiming: "oh, fudge! If she would make him some nice fudge she'd per- haps break him of the habit.
 Explanation in Brief. Birmingham American.
 The Comptrollef of the. Treasury is kept busy trying to explain the AL drich currency law, but the true explanI ation seems to be that 1t Is something decidedly favorable to Wall Street and
 And stfIi They Go. Livingston Southern Home.
 Fifty members of Congress will leave immediately after the close of the ses- sion on journey of Inspection to Pan anna. That will make just fifty more people to tell just how the canal should be dug.
 Busfness Better Than Politics. Gadsden Times News.
 The municipal politics pot has ceased lis hlhhlinR in E.fnWa h Ixv fa ready to go to work for more progress and more growth This year bears promise of being a great one in the his
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 HuntsmaR,s Paradise. Demopolis Times.
 It is predicted that. under the rigid enforcement of the new game law, five years hence Alabama will be verit- able sportsman's paradise. Let it be enforced, and may the echo sound throughout the State. Nearly All Would Be Under the Ban. Ersley Enterprise.
 Every country newspaper man in Alabama should keep printed list of Legislature above his desk. Some of these fellows who voted for the anti pass law may want something again Will they get it. Possibly so-in the necki
 S Ss g Question of Right, Not of Favor Baldwin Times
 The Alabama Press Association will test the validity of the so-called anti pass law insofar as it relates to the right of making legitimate contracts for advertising space with railroads. The question is not one of free rides on a railroad, but one of contract riphta altogether, with enough of 'Comerism" thrown in to give it spice.
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 All Have Ins and Outs. Marion Standard.
 He who laughs last laughs best When the poor editor is sitting in his little office with no pass to fondle and no taxes to pay. the landed and purse proud fellows who have been longing to halter the railroads through Govern or Conner, will be running the gauntlet trying to dodge the new State Tax along to raise their assessments about double. We all have our ins and outs.