The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-15
What the State Papers
 Are Doing and Saying
Dlaerent situation.

Different Situation. Huntsville Mercury.
 Clanton, Ala, has dispensary and put him on the inside. It is different at Huntsville, all of our kickers are on the outside.
 Promptness WIII Help. Tuscaloosa Times Gazette.
 If the railroads will be as prompt In the observance of all the new laws as things. will be running smoothly in
 Don't Mention It.
 Hail! Gentle Spring! It is dificult to realize that this sort of thing will not last and that we are likely to have the shivers at Easter.
 wouId Draw Attention. Mobile Herald.
 A genuine hit in the Government ex- hihit at the Jamestown exposition would be life-sized model of a whang- doodle. Let the Smithsonian Institu- tion get busy.
 Throughout California. Birmingham American.
 If the President finds time hang ing heavily on his hands he might get busy and put an end to the little Hon Nicaragua comic opera produce .tion.
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 A Look Into tIe Future. Bessemer Hustler.
 Tn 1878 the second centennial of the Government of the United States will be celebrated In Birmfngham ana q SomntIt;se com tee Yill be appointed tp pleted by the end of the century.
 What VIII the Harvest Be. Ensley Enterprise
 The Alahama T,a1islature has haen very liberal in raising salaries and ap- propriating money by the wholesale, If VIII # ss sseR st uP 8or at eds ts ge S6 a Seed, what will the harvest be7
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 Booths Opinion Best. Birmingham Age-Herald.
 The Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden. and Gen. William Booth hold opposite views on tainted money. Since Gener- al Booth has done more good for the ever will do, his opinion has the more weight.
 Open Opportunity. Homeseekers should not pass Cle- burne's productive soil unnoticed. Now is the time to buy farm and timber lands in this, one of the most health Opportunities do not knock at your door 365 days in the year. so let the first knock be the signal for action Now is the time.
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 Can't Do the work Thoroughly Talladega Mountain Home.
 The bill creating the Tax Commis. sion Is a good one, but we don't seS how three men are going to do the work thoroughly in sixty-seven couns ties of the State. Seems to us that tho five or six largest counties In Alabama would furnish years work for a taz commission of the most diligent kind
 Neglected Platform Plank Carrollton Alabamian Herald.
 Section 22 of the platform adopted by the State Convention of the Democratic Party gives particular attention to the child labor proposition and favors ieg, islation prohibiting the employment oi children of tender years In mines and has so far overlooked this important part of the platform. Let the chils dren have protection in this respect and if the Legislature doesn't give if them who can?
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 Doesn't Get Enough Votes. Mobile Herald.
 Mir. Bryan could not win the Amer ican election of next year on the issue of the free coinage of silver, but he will find other issues with which to go before the people. There is some- thing in the man which wins for him a most hattering support within his party. Millions of Democrats regard him as man of destiny. They are they may be even found backing his Presidential aspirations in 1912, if ha should fail again next year.
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