The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-21
What fhe State Papers
 Are Doing and Saying

No Surplus for Some Years. Athens Courier.
 Governor Conner has accepted an in vitation to address the teachers asso- all know how to run railroads when they return after hearing the great road manager.
 Denmark and Memphis. Mobile Herald.
 The Tennessee people are saying that Shakespeare would never have made his remark about the rottenness of Denmark if he had ever heard of Memphis.
 Can Decide Later. Birmingham Ledger.
 A stateeman once said that it is easier to. handle q surplus than a defl- decide the question soon. We have handled the surplus and now may come the defoit;
 In Debt to pr. Jerome Cochran Mobile Item.
 Alabamians owe too much to pr. Je- rome Cochran to stand by and let the obligation Of erecting a monument fall fession, who without doubt will execute this obligation in an enduring monu- ment to the dead and their apprecia- ton of a man who was an honor to tneir profession.
 Anniston FulhlIins it's Destiny. Anniston Star.
 It was iron that drew the attention of the late Samuel Neble and General Daniel Tyler to this part of Alabama. It was the making of iron of the high est grade that made the old Wood- stock charcoal furnaces the most fa- nous in the South; 1t was the genius of Samuel Noble and the wealth of the Anniston to be built as a Model City, and now that iron is again being made here Anniston ia but continuing to fulfill its destiny to be a great from making city @ x @
 Proud of Her Military. Boys. Selma Journal. sf
 Selma is proud of her citizen sol- three branches of service in tic in- spection which has just closed places the National Guard of Dallas county in the front rank. The young men who give their time and energy. to of efficiency in this important branch of service to the State should be en- couraged in their work by good wishes and words.
 May Also Try . Term in Prison. Greenville Advocate.
 The Advocate today devotes a great deal of its space to the publication of the game law recently passed by the Legislature. It is a law in which most of our readers are interested and no doubt those who are not will read it for the general information 1t con- tains. This law If strictly inforced will in a few years make it a pleasure to go hunting, when there will be a possibility of coming home with a bag of game.
 A Benefit to the Holders. Huntsville Mercury.
 The law requiring the State banks deposit State bonds with the State Treasurer to the amount of State funds deposited With them has caused an advance of two cents in the price of the State bonds. A benef1t to the State not considered at the time the law was passed.
 A Question for the Game Wardens Tuscaloosa Tinies-Gazette.
 The recently enacted game law pro- tects the tenants of the wood in a measure from the shots of the hunts man. but 1t should also protect them from the words of the orator. This latter individual too often lays bare before an unfeeling public there should be sacred homes in the softly signing end sun-kissed tree tops and verdant and vine-clad hills of Alabamai We respectfully submit this suggestion to the State Game Commissioner for his thoughtful consideration,