The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-01
AGE-HERALD ECHOES

MobiIe Herald: The Birmingham Age- Herald says Frank Hitchcock IS reo- headed. Not on the part that shows In his pictures.
 Oregon Journal: Senator Jonathan Rourne has subsided.-Birmingnam Age Herald. Look at Hot Springs, Va.' ana take it back.
 1ac,.son News: "Did anybody ever see q fat dude?" asks the Birmingham Age Herald, and Edgar Harris promptly points with pride to Dave Holt
 Shreveport Times: 'Hobsons choice ID more battleships," says the Birmingham Aee-Herald. It is not merely a choice with Hobson. It's an aching yearn.
 Roanoke. ya.) World: Dog days are with us" advises the Birmingham Age Herald. Dog days appear to have been nrettv general all summer this season.
 Macon News: The Birmingham Age Herald seems to think that Tom Watson is wasting considerable valuable time Tn prospecting for electoral votes in the south.
 Pell City Progress: The Age-Heraid says that Harry Orchard daily mourns the fate that robs him of a turn at the gallows. Our sympathies are with the gallows.
 Danyile Register: "These are the days when both parties are full or con- fidence," remarks the Birmingham Age Herald. Perhaps they are only full of bluff instead.
 Washington Herald: "Let it at least be said of John Worth Kern-he never wrote a novel" says the Birmingham Age-Herald. But he reads them-other- wise how can he hope to carry Indiana?
 Florida Times-Union: Says the Bir- mingham Age Herald: Japan says it wants peace and proceeds to clinch peace by ordering more battleships." Thus we see how widely our strenuous President is initiated.
 
 nesaw Mountain Landis does not stand as high as he did" remarks the Birming- ham Age-Herald. A sort of a descent from the mountain tops into the valley of obscurity, as it were.
 Savannah News: The Birmingham Age Herald (democrat says: Candidate Watson wants Georgia to regain infiu- ence by becoming politically uncertain" In this way he hopes no doubt to scoop in the Georgia electoral vote.
 Washington Post: Mother Eve at any rate never wore sheath gown" says the Birmingham Age-Herald. No; nor a Mother Hubbard, nor a hustle, nor hoop skirts, nor a long list of other things peevish man has been finding fault with.
 Montgomery Times: The Birmingham Age Herald pridefully observes that Norman E. Mack, the new chairman, knows every weak point of the enemy in New York state" That's all right but what we wish of the new chairman is to look carefully at the enemy's strong points.
 Florida Times Union The Birmingham Age Herald says: "The Roosevelt deficit is piling up at the rate of a million a day. The first IA days of July produced a deficit of s14,O25, ,O00." No one will deny Roosevelt's versatility since he has suc- ceeded in 'piling up" hole in the treas ury.
 Montgomery Times The Age-Herald is authority for the statement that Pres ident Chambers of the local baseball as- sociation is a candidate for presidency of the Southern league. MT. Chambers cannot be discounted in claims that fit him for such a distinction. For execu- tive ability and business qualification there are few If any names that will be measured for the honor to be meas ured against the one of this prominent and popular Montgomerian.