The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03
What the State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing

No Mourners. Anniston Star. - It Is very. generally oelieveo e eos nov into history without serious objections.
 Oldest and Best. 6ismibgnam Alabama has msuG the oldest man in the world. and some of the best men in the world
 Score One For the Cigarette. Talladega Reporter
 There is one incident to the credit of the cigarette. One recently explod- ed a factory for cannon crackers. With nrotber stcrer In The Chair. It is almost time for the charter members of the Ananias Association view WI the history of the 'organization and its claim to distinction.
 Might Re Winning Plank. If Tom watson would not insert a slug-the- porter plank in his platform of principles, there is reason to De- lieve that he might reach the White House yet.
 A Patent Fact. Birmingham Ledger. , .,o Governor Conner in discussing the money Dill inclOenIduY TeNedlS lldS the Legislature has little voice in the bills it passes They are made, amend- ed and sent to it for enactment
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 POssibly. Birmingham Age-Beraid.
 Beliamy Storer will have home in Boston. Whether the Hub is to be- come headquarters for the Liars Club is not detinitely known;
 His StOufeat nefender RalkA Huntsville Banner.
 Governor Comer's defense of the law taxing foreign loan comuanies failed mingham News that it was a good thing.
 Got What He Wanted. Dothan Siftings.
 At any rate, whatever MT. Stead thinks of the newspapers of this coun- try, he cannot complain that they did not give him enough of free adver- tising.
 Patent Peddlers. Opelika News.
 game. If any fellow has patent good enough for you to make money off of he won't have to peddle 1t about small cities and country towns.
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 Correct Description. Anniston Hot Blast.
 A Baltimore editor describes MT Stead as ''an international blather- skite," and lots of other people are wishing that they had said it first.
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 Better Than Politics. Florence Times.
 Farmers Union is to promote diversi- fcation of farm products. Education along this line is greatly needed and the union is to he commended for its fp
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 They Always Harmonize In The End. Relations between the Republicans ot Ohio are fast becoming tinged witt the kindly feeling and unity that per vades a national convention of the D. A. R.
 Trouble Breeders. Athens Courier. The street car strikers of Montgom- cry have done great damage. to the | lives by their reckless disregard fol the rights of others; 1t is high time to stop it at any cost. Unions are would be far better If there was not a labor union within it's borders. g @ & | Beginning of Revolution. i Mobile Item. | real dangers" says MT. w. J. Bryar | in a letter to The Wall Street Jour. | nal. In the same letter Mr' Bryan ex. l presses himself as having reached the 1 opinion that government ownership o railroads furnished the only satisfac | tory remedy" Is it not pertinent her, | to ask MT Bryan if government own. ership" would not be the most danger | ous step at present known to take il | the direction of centralization? 3 & Fe The Borrower Pays the Tax. l MpFHnFU Governor Conner in his interview or taxing foreign loan companies holds to his former conviction that foreigr money should pay a higher tax. If h' could arrange 1t so that the lender ant not the borrower would nay the tal the unfortunate ones who have to bor row would regard his views with nor, | consideration.
 % S < Mir. Bryan in the North l Mobile Register.
 MT. Bryans recent visit to New Yorl and the Eastern cities seems to hav been without political significance; bu 1t Is worthy of note that the peopl and press of both of the great politi | cal parties united to honor him wit 1 a degree of cordiality that speak l well for their broad minded patriot