The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING

Let 1t Pass. Ashville Southern Aegis.
 The newspapers would confer a great favor upon the public # they would ault writing up the pass business
 Rsmsmbes Them Next Time. Huntsville Democrat.
 It @ oderl N ne majority af pub lie officials forgot that they, are ser
 A Bad Beginnipg. Mobile Herald.
 Nineteen hundred and seven has al- h sl te. eefr tts W of casualties and accidents by flood and fire.
 MeritOriOus Measures. Talladega Mountain Home.
 The child labor bill and the bill for the relief Of the old soldiers should not be allowed to remain on the calendar without ac'i'n' @ # # Fer Husbands Who Don't Work. AttalIa Mirror.
 It is said that four million Ameri- can wolnln aee earning. n ow - ing. A good many of that number are also earning a husbands living. < ss t How Idle People Bother. Collinsville Courier. don't bother each other But they bother somebody who wants to be busy.
 Denies the Allegation. Andaiusia News.
 ''They tell me you were formerly in politics said a friend. No, sir, that Is a mistake; I simply ran for Gov ernor of Alabama on the Republican ticket"
 The Same old Thing. Mobile Register. The Jamestown Exposition will side- Pike. and will call 1t the War Path; l but, however 1t be called, it will be the same old thing.
 The Governor Headed the Party. Selma Journal
 could not have had that free Tide. free trip to Mobile before 1t took away from the poor weekly editor his lone. some little so-called free ride" pass. Must Re PaxticuIar. Athens Courier. | MT. Conner Is giving. the newspapers and railroads his undivided attention, and nothing Is too severe for them, but 1 just let a word be said about child Ia- bor in a cotton factory and he Is mad as a wet hen and his bosses are told to shut up, and they shut. COinmendahle Action. | Huntsville Banner | The action of the Legislature in rais- | ing the salaries of the State officers lions were entirely different from those | existing now. The State has grown and developed, the work and respons;- % SO has Ot the e price of W living. 1 AIabama ana 1 cannot afford to be alggardly with her employees.
 Ought to Have Had 1t 0. K.'d. ! Huntsville Mercury. 1 We are afraid John Wallace will not recognize his game and fish bill when Governor Conner gets through with it |. 1t would cover the whole ground. John 1 made the same mlstake other men have made; he should have submitted the 1 bill to the Governor and then to the l Legislature.
 would Have to Re Branded AdmInis-
 tRatiOn.
 Tuskegee News.
 If the Legislature of Alabama could district alone and be inte!liEently l;, shown the prodigious enterprises now shown the costs of such matters. may be they would broaden out a bit in their sympathes.
 Enough ts Make HOrse Laugh. | Tuscumbia Dispatch. A Legislature passing an anti-pa bill and then accepting an invitation to ride free to Mobile to attend Mard Gras, with free hotel bills, and other free things that need not be mention. ed. and refusing at the same time to allow themselves to be docked fol ,.l' ..m" lI,, ,.nG all done er tn same session, is spectacle to make z
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 Haul Them Up for Cruelty. Hartford Advance.
 There are some men In this towr that will drive a horse until it is GOV. cred all over, with foam and almos falls from exhaustion. in an effort tt appear sporty when In fact they art looked upon with contempt by all God fearing and law-abiding people. Sucl men deserve a warmer climate wheI they die. whether they set It Or not.
 R * ts should pay Taxes.
 Lineviie Headlight, The Legislature bas only few uoore days to work. They have not enacted any laws SO far of very much import , anre to the people. The appropriations have been general--the public schools