The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
What fhe State Papers
 Are Doing and Saying

H What the State Papers Are Doing and Saying
 semefhtng Possible. Russell Register
 that John D, Rockefeller may give away all his wealth: ,:,..gs,us Ego,rset 1t and
 ost es { the e ssnser. Mobile Register.
 If Mr Bryan does not make good of the manager and let some other man have chance.
 As Bnd or Worse. Anniston Hot Blast. &eS
 Dunne declined the ala of Bryan in his race for reelection to the rnayorai- ,ty Of Chicago. However, Hearst ei- dorsed his candidacy which Is prob- ably as bad, if not worse.
 Never Pays. Prattville Progress.
 A Missouri woman is suing an editor because he said in an obituary that her It never pays for an editor to say what he thinks when writing an obituary. A % ~ All Must Ge. Birmingham e-Herald.
 New Orleans has decided that all kinds of mosquitoes must go, for peo- pie have not time to distinguish be- eween one kind of the pest and arl- other. The slaughter of the innocents A Blaek Belt View. Sumter County Call. Poor Thaw! It Is to be hoped that he will be declared sane and acquitted. for when he married his wife the gate was closed: 1t mattered not who she was or what she had been, she was his and his alone, and any interference merits death
 rh. &ssi. $owa. Franklin Times. An exchange says an Arkansas treas ing, and they couldn't open the safe. But just at this delightful season of the year people are almost willing to lock up whole town to take in a Too Much water. Anniston Hot Blast. The president is said to be deter mined to wiring the water .~out of American railroad stocks. If the re- port be true 1t is to be hoped that the weather bureau will issus a flood bulletin just before he makes the att tempt.
 Bought Or Iif-Advised. Andalusia News.
 Governor Conner says President Find Anybody An who opposes the Governors 5 ideas Is either bought by the rail- roads" or "ill-advised." Conner alone is the simon pure stuff--ail else is limitation or purchased for price
 He won't COme. Guntersvills Democrat
 If William Lloyd Garrison will come and deliver speech of the same tenor as that delivered at a recent mass meeting in Boston. he will leave thor- ouehly. convinced that Southern people do not discriminate against negroes. in
 % % .@ This Is a Joke. Fort Payne Journal.
 The report comes from Montgomery plates having another try ct BHrnetts seat in Congress- Considering the valuable services that Mir. Lusk rem
 rSS the ssna s Sqrns SE aS she s trict will probably have something to say when the contest comes oR.
 Some Other Methed. Syilacauga Advance.
 The state press association will be held in Montg gomery this year, even ir the editors don't have passes to ride The goXsrn0F wlll n nayS tc Fssost ss 70 l. .ciafionl other thah having his lesisia- ture sk&lce the passes away from the newspaper men.
 A Pair of Tkems Talladega Mountain Home.
 MT Conner refers to Dowie faith This international fakir was no more Of false psopn,ssS p,ss tnan ana tns shs We're not true, while his great heart was throbbing for the burdens of the people of Alabama, he would not have failed to include the child-slaves in his great
 ThinIks Himself Exempt Columbtana Sentinel Governor Conner does not like 1t very much because President Finley, of the Southern Railway. points out some or the evils of the Legislation recently en- acted by the legislature of this State. believe his actions are immaculate. therefore should be exempt from criti- cism.
 Right TOu Are.
 The Montgomery Advertiser says: Perhaps it would not be right to taI the cotton mills unless the laws are so framed or amended that the tax will not be taken out of the lives of the children who must help earn the mon ey." The state can better afford to lose the tax than to have It's children dwarfed and grow up in ignorance. The development of a child cannot be placed beside cold, hard dollars,
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 Probably They Will. Gadsden Journal.
 Montgomery is having her troubles. The street car employees are out on a strike and the public is learning to work its legs The strikers should have chosen cooler weather if they expect to have the moral force of pub lie sentiment in their favor. After a cuTy at summer heat in March he is l not apt to think favorabiy of the cause We are inclined to the beiier that the Capital City strikers will lose | out