The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
What fhe State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing

What fhe State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing
 same in Other Places.
 sherfeId people evidently are of tho opinion that 1t doesn't require much mon ey to run presidential campaign.
 Both Sides Hopeful. Walker County News. hsss t k ssS @ will se vat {. for ssdssa sS President. Both sides are claiming the earth and the fuIness thereof. V
 Speed The Day. aowsver. the time VII soTs sooner ans o5 people of that stripe won't be given much space in the newspapers. and that will help some.
 Promise for the Future. w We engage to promise that when Mir. Bryan enters the White House MT. John Tomlin- son of Birmingham, Ala. will have q con. spieuous place in his administration IT not
 Moonshine in Georgia.
 The Atlanta Georgian says that calIl; fornian has written to the general lanu office that the moon Is myth" That may
  Georgia Is reality.
 Plenty of Water Power at Elba.
 Cotton min men. of the North are givins a good deal of time to lnyestigauins s the With View to moving their factories south There Is abundant water power but labor is not so pientif9i.
 something that Was Omitted. % In that Youngstown speech. the senator from Indiana in enumerating the things that Bryan has not done. ceuld have add ed Nor has bs srssn come ever Shils Sosa Rose welt and Taft were in office" Don,t Mention It.
 I "fs there a iimit?" asks the Mont, gomery Advertiser, in an editorlai Headline. Yes. sir; there was a limit the last time we stood pat
 Coming Into Its Own. Selma Journal n, down the Alabama River yesterday indicate something of the renewal of activity wnieh is beginning on the river Atter yeais h.en yt into it's own and In the future 1t VIII play its part in the development and prosperity of Central Alabama.
 The Way to Get Better Prices. camp effort fft,r is being made to force better prices for cotton. 1t is right that better price should be had. but the best is nt TOT each farmer to become lndepeneoen. S Sn, ss long as cotton must buy all home supplies, mest mules and bread. he will rule at will.
 working on same Lines. Mobile Register. a .or,h of Rutherford B. Hayes recalls to mind thaf MT. Hayes was the Republican nresfdent who first after the war sried to capture some states iron iron ,In the aIona ao,a tSs same lines. and with the same sombre prospect before him.
 From The Peoule. epAi 'ss long as the protected interests continue to cough up republican campaign fund that party, VII not Hons of the masses are giving the democrats sufficient fund TOT ths campaign.
 The Crop of Children all Right. Huntsville Mercury.
 Among the many good signs of com ing prosperity the opening Of the the best. When community takes an interest in the cause of education it proves exclusively that the peo- pie are on the right tract.
 High And Low. Northport Breeze.
 Cotton is selling close around nine cents and it is being picked ea,os out ,oaSa and low compared to twelve cents which was the price part of last season but 1t looks high compared to i've cent which was the prevailing price few years ago.
 The World is Moving On.
 The world is moving on and every day puts to record some new achieve ment of significance. Last Thursday the Sultan of Turkey formally declared the railroad from Damascus to Medina open to the travelling public. Indeed: modern ideas has filled the Holy Land with rialroaads telephones, and tele- graph lines.
 Should stand Criticism.
 A citizen who takes public ofice. and hereby invites public expression as to the way he performs his duties should play the whole game and play is squarely. No use getting mad about the criticism. Strive to do better and earn the public's praise
 Better be what He is. Senator Bob Taylor says that Edward carmack will become another Henry Wat terson, if he keeps at his present Jos' paper We will not have 1t that way, | let Carmack be Carmack That Will be enough. If he goes trying to De Henry Watterson he will make mess or IL hehLy Watterson has once or twice almost maoe a mess of it himself: and no one will denv that Uncle Henry has real genius.
 Use only The Best Seed. Russellville Times. .
 The movement on foot in the state to form an association to impress upon the farmers the necessity and value of selecting and planting better grade of seed is one that should interest all. There is no longer a doubt but what the yield of both cotton and corn can be increased by the selection or good seed as well as the prooer preparation of the ground.
 of I tHadn't Been. Samson Ledger
 The Southern railroad will spend s670 900 in improvements. The Atlantic | Coast Line will spend $500,000 for new cars. and the Hartman line will spend S4 5OO, 900. Looks like revival of good times-Andalus!a News. And to think there wouldn't have been any need of revival of good business if if hadn't been for. But we have mentioned 1t before. should be Endorsed. Gadsden Journal. The Overton amendment to the con- | stitution which seeks to place the nower with the legislature to aid with | state funds the building of better pub | lie highways IS a proposition that s | of the most vital and far-reacnlng im- l nortance to the state. There Is little | if any doubt that the amendment will