The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-13
What the State Papers
 Are Doing and Saying
Must First Be Put On Trial.

Must First Be Put On Trial. Dothan Eagle
 Not able to say whether we are having been tried for murder.
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 Good and Bad. Tri-County Weekly
 Conner is making good his every Ing bad for himself in going beyond his promises.
 X Common Belief. Birmingham Age-Hera1d.
 President Ingalls, of the Big Four but nearly every man believes there should be one more.
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 Good Day Coming. Public sentiment against liquor drinking ie growing so rapidly that in a few years no man of incorporate habits can get an office
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 A Republican View. .. Birmingham Times. Roosevelt to listen to the claims of the multiplicity of democratic appli- cants for positions under Republican administration 8 %
 Saw No Chance And Quit. Senator spooner modestly remarks till he sees the tariff reformed. Judg- ing from the senator's record, he Is trying to carve out life job for him. self
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 The Longer, the Better. Mobile Register.
 Senator Pettus told the Senate just well get used to him as it would prob ably have him there for at least eight years longer. That is right Make 1t as long as you ike: ]. !. se.ator.
 Little Hope For Relief. Linden Reporter.
 increased salaries and numerous new offices created leaves little hope for any relief for the next four years. Democracy used to stand for govern ment economically administered. What is 1t standing for now Let our law makers answer.
 A Suggested Reason. Several of our exchanges are having quite lot to say about the non-pas- sage of child labor law Those who child labor law has been passed forgets that B. B. Conner is Governor of Ala bama, and has controi of the present Legislature.
 An old Proposition. Birmingham American.
 That there is nothing new under the sun is attested by the fact that in 1S47 there was introduced in the New York Legislature a bill to impose a tax on every unmarried white male not con- victed of crime. of good health and fair physical proportions, and who is be- tween the ages of twenty-nine and ftfty-six"
 A Growing Proposition. Tuscaloosa Times Gazette.
 The suggestion is made that Stevens being out of the Panama business now; the system may be changed again and a sea level canal be ordered. There are plenty of people who seem to know what they are talking about that be- lieve it will come to a sea level canal at the last, anyhow, so why not now and save the trouble?
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 Long Lived stock. Huntsville Tribune.
 Senator Morgan's sister, Mrs Must dora Sayre, who would have been nine t5y years 9ld on the 2Sth of this moEth father lived to great age. With such a family record # is fair to presume that our distinguished senator will con tinue his usefulness quite while longer.
 In DisDensary Town. The largest criminal docket of the season confronted hss honor in the mayors court this morning. Drunk and disorderly was the charge. Guilty the plea. Five dollars the fine. Chief Wilson had sack full os revenue when he returned to the clerks desk, It looked as if the boys mad just found the new teat.
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 Strain Upon The People. Mobile Item.
 In it's personal column The. Mont gomery Advertiser has the. following "Governor Conner has gone to Birming- ham to remain over Sunday. The last few weeks of the legislative session have been great strain upon him and he felt the need of a brief rest Great ga legislative session put upon the Peo- pie of the State, and alack, alas, they have nowhere to go to get a rest.
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 Takes Head As Well As Muscle. Sand Mountain Record
 Some say that rents are too high, that land values are too high, and that there is no money in farming It IS true 10 a certain extent that money Is not piled up so rapidly by the agri- culturist now as in the past but there are good and sufficient reasons there eT1,a Gaad