The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-26
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
Pstrsnlue I1e.ae Tslent,

.est SfttArhS oE HOutkOneTy uo nv patronize home people enough" said a local architect yesterday. For 1obs to be let Fsre. ou si:izens al- to @ persons outside the .s city, when t can be done just as vel .hy our ewn people. .s heyve T barn, pY:ch or a small house io tuild. we shins M Of wyn they fIoxen Toxe any o1t That isn't the right sort CT spirit for Montgomery. We should all co-oper.- ate.
 If were to depend on Mohtgom- cry for my busiifess. I would have but a. scant living. The greater portion or my work comes from without the siontgomery and ana by this I mean my ny individual expenses, and the expenses or carving on my business and conn pensating my office force. Do you Montgomery- last year.! Only the small sum of .ss.200 Isn't that en- souragignS ss,,rssgaign,S t Is tue I have been sel, have. to 20 outside of Montgomery to get the business.
 No Montgomery architect could desian 8 sky scraper for Montgomery. who aword ua such work
 My motto is that. if Montgomery man can. do the work as well and as be given the .preference. That Is one of the things which contributes to the making Of 3 ely.
 The Speech 0f Legislation,
 'srhe newspapers have killed con- siderable space and oratorical ambi- tion with reports of the lofty but ir- relevant phrasaology of some of our solons. remarked. a visitor to the Capitol, and the point is not inaptiy made. I have heard several debates upon various topics. but there has not han r.sx t.- st..1. IL. -AnA of Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jack son was not the prime argument both pro and con: and there have been few inc fair, sonsbiend 'ne was Dnt adyaneed at once In advocacy and in disap- Droval of the same measure.
 Tt reminds me of story l read in a magazlne thirty years, ago. It was an anecdote of the trial of one John Gunnels, who had ben haled into court upon a charge of mayhem 1t be- ing alleged. that he had robbed neighbor. of his physical beauty by tearins away W % goodly portion f s' Of his his neither lip. Counsel for defendant ended his argument with this impress sive, but hardly convincing bucolic
 "Iet the nimble goat browse upon the verdant hillside. let the humble ass crop the thistle in the valley, but, gentlemen of the jury John Gunnels N NN1 n n a
 Brown to be a Col0nels
 J. B. Brown and S. J. Griffin, prominent attorneys of Culiman. have having come down to watch the course of some Cullman county legislation. The bit of legislation in which. they are interested is now in the hands of the committee on county and county It is said semi officially that MT. Bromn fill have the. right to attach soon as Governor Conner announces his staff. It Is understood most of these l places have been determined upon, | and that one of them will go to the | popular young attorney of CullnRn. who wiu serve as Governors Col MT. Grimm is an ex-member of the well known to the msn who come to State conventions and Legislatures. l He is popular in his section, and it is 1 possible he yin satS make the h;strns race for least there has been some talk of this.
 MT. W. 1T. Mcclellan, the Agricul- cultural School, and the County su- j perintendent of Education of Lime- stone County, has been visitor in l the Capitol City for the past day or '"o rum " ~ H. R. Golson. an attorney of We tumpka, was in the city yesterday. MT. Golson is an applicant for soltci- 1 tor for the pony circuit, if 1t is fogin- ed. to consist of the; counties of MoGf- E0"sry' Fillmore; cailtsn s S and Autausa' MT. Er. Lawshe, formerly dramatic | critic of The Louisville Courier-Jour- nal. was in Montgomery yesterday. He is advance agent for "The Magic | Melody theatrical company
 MT. Samuel Blackwell of New De- catur is registered at the Glenmore.
 Ss Ss Ss Mir Arthur s. Williams of Wetunp- I ka is registered at down town hotel.
 < # & Mir. Jesse Heineman of Baltimore Is spending a few days in Montgomery.
 N % Ss MT. J. D, Mcoueen and MT. B. B. Barnes of Eutaw are in the city.
 % $ & MT. M. l.. Johnson of Greenville is visitor in Montgomery. Hon. H. S. D. Mallory Of Selma is a visitor to Montgomery.
 MT. John B. Ward of Abbevills is registered at 'Cs"SsS& < x x
 MT. W. NJ. Tucker of opelika IS staying at the < ampsriSnl s n MT. J. B. Granbery of Union ScrinEs Is in tho city.
 Rev. J. T. Mangum of Tallassee is in Montgomery.
 DANGEROUS BILLS.