The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-15
What ths State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing
Hot the Whsle Thiax.

Brer Bryan need not think that his imprimitur is necessary to stamp . man a good Democrat. There are others.
 Highly Probable.
 The next edition of wild Animals I Have Known. by Ernest 6eaton Thompson. will doubtless include the President.
 Coming :. by Early stases.
 The Aiabsma Press Association meets in Montgomery next Thursday, and about Monday.
 prospect of Menaserie. New Decatur Advertiser.
 The Eagles and Elks of Huntsville are going to give . minstrel together. If the Buffaloes and Beavers would join with them. they might start menag- erie. One Thing Certain. Ensley Enterprise. No matter how the great Haywood trial ends, 1t has developed the fact that some of the meanest men or else biggest liars of the world live out there
 No Harm Done Eiba Clipper.
 We wonder how much effect the ad- the lawmakers is having. Some of 1t may soak in. No telling. No harm done if 1t does not.
 Net So Much as Tormerly. Marion Standard.
 The ouestion now tu will 3overnor Conner umpire and constitute the whole battery at the recess session of the Leg islature. We shall soon see. Gadsden Journal.
 If Senator Bankhead is not in accord with the dominant sentiment of his party" the outline of hi: policy falls to genuine Democratic doctrine.
 Their New Jail. Tuscumbia Aabamian. be on the way. and the building will be an ornament to our city. The jail will be 70 pretty and attractive that We have already heard of some IDne speak,
 Chance for Baseball Men. Anniston Hot. Blast.
 We see in the pspers that MT, shont: marry men who accomplish things" That would seem to make way for the men who can knock home runs in the ninth inning when the bases are full and the score tied. Unnecessary Taxtion Harmful. Greensboro Watchman. To collect more than is necessary Is to rob the people of their money and can only result in harm-in that a sur plus will be piled up; and a surplus is always an invitation to extravgance and unnecessary appropriations. Before Breakafst. Pine Belt (Brewton) News. All this hullabaloo about Uncle Sam and Japan going to war appears to be mere bosh. The alarmIsts mouths should be sewd up-then the weak the United stat}s could whip tho vel low hornets" before breakfast
 For Fixed Per Cent of Value. Tuskegee News. bill is pending to make the tax value of any kind of property forty per cent of its real value. This will clear the atmosphere on the question and will enable the State to abolish the Stat State ,ag Tax 1oo Commission and thereby sides thousands of dollars of incident al expenses. Easy Job. Huntsville Mercury
 Hon: John Tomlinson failed to get into the Senatorial race. but he climbs into the limeligEt by organizing the first Bryan club. With Hon. John Tom as president. Asa Rountree, secretary. John Wallace, Haro'd Hildreth and sev. eral others, as vice presidents, the ob- ject of the organization should be cas- lily accomplished. An Able Paper. Marion County News.
 Ex-Governor Oates has written q very able paper on taxation for The Mont gomery Advertiser Fhe people are be- ing e,ia taxed entirely too much. and the iaydsh1iy nais s1 spent with but little good ac- compished Thoughtful men know that this kind of business cannot con tinue. It is the wise man who pre- pares for s'ar in times of peace. Mobile Register. .o The The Courier. .Journal bess MT. Bryan ing gear, whatever that may be, and allow some one else to guide the Dem oocratic ship Good enough advice, but carefully see to it that his successor follows the course he has marked on the chart Under such circumstances there Will De no good results from change of pilots
 Don't Close the School. Birmingham Ledger
 Down at Dothan the people got busy and closed up their dispensary. Now comes the complaint that there will be no money to pay the teachers, as the dispensary money kept up the school. IT that be so, good people go down in your pockets and pay the teachers The school Is the most important thing Tn the town. That must run, even if the officials are not paid Close the dispensary If you want to. but don't close the school.