The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-23

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 Lineville Headlight: Many farmers who are up with their crops are making $500 a day getting out cross-ties. It is hard to get ahead of Clay county farmer
 Tri-Cities Daily: As a warning to all woodpeckers, who may or may not be red headed. we publish the fact that some of the northern railways are putting up ce- ment telegraph poles
 Randolph Star: The Alabama legislature has turned down the bill to prevent the running of freight trains on Sunday. The Star favored the passage of this bill Why should railroads be allowed to desecrate the Christian Sabbath?
 Huntsville Banner: The Birmingham Age-Herald predicts that the Birmingham baseball team will be fighting for honors at the close of the sseason. If they ex- pect to land any honors they will have to put up a better fight than they are doing so far
 
 Hartselle Enquirer: Our country is full of grafters. Booze grafters, money graf ters, character grafters, reputation graf ters, and a thousand other kind of graf ters, all seeking and waiting for an op- portunity to enrich themselves at some bodys expense.
 Tri-County Weekly--We do not think it right for newspapers to comment on any case in the courts until after verdict is reached. But WIG venture to say in the Haywood trial, taking the reports from evidence printed In the daily papers, there are a few lies out somewhere.
 HanceVllle Hustler: Senator Bankhead is now doubtless grateful to "Upstart Hobson' for taking him out of the lower house. Ills defeat enlisted the sympathies of his friends and many others, who voted for him in a complimentary way to sue ceed Senator Morgan. He was elected with but one vote against him in the leg islature.
 Elba Clipper: The legislature is having a hard time passing a law to limit the effect of carrying pistols. In fact the law makers seem afraid that if the penalties be made severe convictions cannot be se cured, and if they are not made severe enough people will go on and pay the fines when caught and carry pistols as they've been doing. We ought to be able to do something with this crying evil, and 1t is to be hoped that the lawmakers will some way draw and pass law that will do the work.
 Jacksonville Record: Judge Green of Jeff ferson county, has set August as the day for holding an election to determine whether or not the town of Fairview shall be incorporated. This must be a scheme to annex more territory to Birm- ingham. Inasmuch as there is town by the name of Fairview in Morgan county, about the only way to distinguish between the Alabama towns would be to annex this Fairvlew, jr., to Birmingham and we are therefore for annexation.
 Huntsville Mercury: A very important bill was passed by the senate Friday and 1t will no doubt meet with the cordial ap- proval of the house. It is bill by Sena- tor McWhortet, who Is a physician of high standing. It appropriates s2O,O00 for the establishment of a colony for epileptlcs and marks a noteworthy new departure in the legislation of the state. In several of the wealthier states such institutions have been established and their value proven because 1t has been shown that a large part of the youthful epileptics can be restored to health.
 FOREMAN OF JURY