The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING
They VIII rum Up In Time.

They VIII Turn Up In Time. Roanoke Leader.
 What has become of Comer's crop with his legislators to appoint themY
 g & q
 Let Them Alone. Thomasyille Echo. They are going to do as Mir. Conner want and 1t will do no good to take filings at them.
 sEust stand from Under. Leighton News.
 Alabama is now under oneman rule senate dare not express a wish for fear Is "it.'
 Highly Necessary. Greenville Advocate. Russian officials now file their lauda- tory obituary notice along with their application papers in the appointment division.
 True Greatness. Collinsville Clipper.
 An exchange truthfuily remarks that a man who does something for educa- tion is worth more to Alabama than the man who points out the weak T~NNS iA A%A R1 SLSHis
 E $ &
 Not For This state. Mobile Item:
 With the South Carolina state dis pensary knocked out so far as the low CT house of that states legislature is passing dispensary bills as rapidly as they are presented.
 < E E
 Just Big Town. Dothan Eagle.
 Atlanta Is just a big county town. Tho ooid brick in a new package, finds a ready market there and year round. They even let an Englishman flimflam them one day recently, and women charity workers at the same time.
 E Ss &
 Will HeE Aehville Aeeis.
 If 1t is true. as intimated, that Gov ernor Conner will lift his finger against law. known as the liability bin," 1t will be a case in which the one man authority has been exerted for good.
 % & &
 May BFeak Out. TaIadega Reporter. They have begun to disagree fin Montgomery. In fact the bands are fast slipping oT that unanimity. As the old lady said about the tom-cat and fido Just tic their tails together; and then you will see the fur fly" Some one is putting hard knots into caudal appendages. Watch 'em. Mir Com Turn It over to the Governor. representative who would allow the governor to dictate to, and compel him to vote for or against a measure because the governor wished 1t, is not fit to repesent the people in the legis- lature: In fact, governor Is all we need if the representatives are to be thus controlled.
 # Ss %
 For the states to Regulate. Birmingham Ledger.
 Lawyers have agreed that MT. Bev- eridge's child labor bill is unconstitn- tional. and if passed will be so de- clared. The states must attend to child labor, and not the general government. states will not pass any really effective measure. That has often been tried, and the all fail What are we going to do about itf
 ss @ x
 Prediction. Sheffield Reaper. That the courts will declare uncon- | stitutional a great deal of the legisla- tion which is being enacted at Mont gomery at the dictation of Conner goes almost without saNing: and when they do. to responsibility will properly rest with him. Governor Conner is not destined to long remain the idol of the people of Alabama. Mark the predlc- ton
 $ Ss # No Telling. Columbus Enquirer.
 Those Alabama papers which shouted for Candidate Conner until they grew black in the face must view with sur prise the new administration" meas ure in that state which seeks to pro 1 hibit newspapers from accepting rall road transportation for advertisint space. Next thing we know Alabsms 1 may have a law making it a misde meanor to swap butter and eggs fol cottee and shoes at the country store In referring to ''EverYthinE tha 1 creepeth" the motorist who crawls un der his auto must not be forgotten.