The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
What the State Papers
 Are Doing and Saying
Apology Due Jay Gould.

Apology Due Jay Gould, After MT. Harri.-an's frank disc1os. ures on the witness stand, the public ought to raise Jay Gould a monument Inscribed with elaborate apologies.
 WouId Not Get a VOte. Birmingham Ledger.
 We do not believe that MT. Madden late of the Postoface Department, could be elected President if only news paper men voted a a
 Very Naturally. Tallassee News.
 Governor Conner praises the Legisla- bers had a right to, expect his praise they aid everything Conner told them 10 do. .,
 Deserved Rest.
 Now. that the State rights debate has got possession of the Northern cir cult, the South, which has been GUS todian of State riRhts, can take a long needed rest
 Big sheep Also Caught.
 The pitNul cry of the lamb is heard in Wall Street The spring season has hardly opened yet, and the weather Is stflt cold. It was cruel to shear the lambs so closely and make them shiver LnlS edIAy Ah tHS
 sound sermon.
 Athens Democrat.
 with good roads in Limestone. the vaiue of all farming land will be in- creased and the county will be mag net for all who desire to come where a living can be easily made and health and happiness acquirea
 VIII II Cut Both WaysS Huntsville Mercury
 When railroads of the. country ar- range the passenger service ana & &ac- and two and one half fares, the people will put their thinking caps on. You can't drink champagne on beer sal- ary. ., .-F Women and Politics. l Huntsville Tribune. A lady talks local politics with that peculiar grace and ability that a man l sews "a button on the Northwest side of l his trousers, when e Is on the south | east side of them. There is somethtng i peculiarly upside down about It. We have enjoyed an experience. Call again | ladies ., l Has Poor Opinion of Legislators. l Marion Standard.
 There are not twenty members or the I 195 members of the present Conner Leg l islature who ought ever. under any cir i cumstances to be permitted to enter the | legislative hall in capacity to exhib- | if the wild, reckless abandon of ex- I travagance with which the wild Gov 1 ernor has inoculated them. 1 5 E s | Publishing Local Laws. I Greensboro Watchman. | We could never understand why tht | Legislature of past years did not re | ouire the publication of local laws 1T 1 some newspaper published in t coun' l ties affected by the laws. It seems t i us that such an act should be passed | as people are certainly entitled to know of the passage of Legislation that con | cerns them so directly, I Ss Ss & Has Worked Hard. Dothan Eagle.
 Governor Conner, the busiest man il the State, is the headline of new item. This would have been n appro priate remark as far back as five year. | ago He has been very busy fully tha long. His mind might have been work 1 ing on the plans and blue prints of thil campaign longer than that, for no maI In the politics of Alabama has ever hat a stronger political wall built abou ] himself than this man Governor Conner He has laid the foundations well. too | going to the bottom, and cleaning ou all achievements laid by former exec utive officers and building the wall oI a foundation of his own liking. No Gov ernor has ever stood more loyally to th' friends who voted for the ticket" thal this Governor is doing