The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-26
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING

The Laxiest Sort. Sheffield Standard. their jawbones overtime is. no reason for chasing them as "Workingmen.
 The People Next Time. Cleburne New Era. who's going to undertake the job of re- forming the reformers?
 He'll Do It. Ashland Stadard.
 The birth rate is decreasing in Lon don. We trust that MT. Roosevelt will take an early occasion to speak to MT. Bryce about it. ., :.
 Washington Pie. Mobile Register.
 The Washington Herald declares that Washington is the greatest ~ city yon Tor ne poe specify, but Washington has long been recognized as the greatest city for the distribution of pie
 "On to His Curves" Decatur News
 So Conner, great Conner, wants to go to the United States Senate. Well, 1t there than it did to make him Cover nor. The wealth of Midas couldn't get that man another office now The peo- pie are "0nt0 9ss x sgryss' < x
 Change of Location. Clayton Record. For fifty years or whereabouts we have been hearing the phrase, "H-ll's broke loose in Georgia" To our great belief 1t has changed its scene of ac- tivity-- that of doing sonNe business on Capitol Hill, city of Montgomery, State or Aiaoama' % x #
 Wants the Coins Changed. Sheffield Reaper.
 President Roosevelt has now turned his attention in another direction. He wants the designs for gold coins changed, holding that the ones in use are inartistic. Nothing seems too large an alienist would say. he appears to be afflicted with case of exaggerated ego.'
 Reversing Things.
 The Birmingham Ledger remarks: '"As Mobile gets her limits enlarged she can justly; feel that her importance has the cart before the horse. Mobiles importance is of such proportions that | enlarged limits are necessary to par tially keep tt y,fn;a a m Gs""'S'
 Cotton Mills Excepted | Lineville Headlight. ! The Legislature, driven by the ad- ministratlon. is taking such a bold | stand against rporations--cotton mills excepted that it is probable that foreign corporations. which are much needed to develop the resources Of the State will be tgEnea .g .s to 2. other states wouIdn't Swap With Rockefeller. i Pell City Times.
 Old Rocky may stay Tn his sphere our rosy checks. bright eyes and abun- i dant hair for his pallid face. shattered 4 nerves and dull eyes and bald head with all the wealth it would bring. No sree!
 Experimenting Is Good Word. Correspondence Sheffield Reaper.
 Really l don't believe. I have ob- served a Legislature within twenty years that has lost more time with pay | going on and hes done more experi- menting in legislation. And reform Legislature at !saf ...
 Not for state or Nation. | TalIadega Reporter.
 This one-man government. and one poriments They may mean well, but if wrong oh. how serious are their blunders. The great principles of our country were not built on the one-man idea.
 Not for the People. Enterprise Ledger.
 We would like to know when the ad- ninistration has passed the bill to ex- cmpt the cotton mills from taxation for ten years. if they will eXult and say we have won great victory for the people?
 should Pe Taught. Daphne Standard,
 The President should be taught t. know that he is merely the executive and not the law making arm of the 1 Government The frcGdom of the press cannot be too carefully guarded.
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 UobsOn and the Japs. CiadSdCn Journal.
 Hobson and his hobby seem to b' welded for all time. Unless some ac of Providence wipes the Japanese of the fact of the earth the captain will , always be wanting to make prepara tfons to light them.
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 In Jefferson Anyway. BoSscmcr Rustlcr
 Jefferson County should have thre large cities by 1910 Birmingham should reach out and take in Yves End, Rising Owenton, Smlthheld. Av ondale and Woodiawu and East Lake Enelev should have Pratt City, Tuxedo Fairview and Vivian, Bessemer sholIl have Jonesboro, smith Mines. I.ypS comb. Brighton and inc United State pipe works.
 With three cities of this class Jeftsr