The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-10
What fhs State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing
wonS Last Long.


 wont Last Lons.
 The Johnson and, Gray booms have been Launched. and there are others to
 Coed Frnit Prospect. Huntsville Banner.
 thinning of fruit. by an April frosty frosty spel! is often esnent s. .,, era s the been no such clean sweep as was made last year
 A rsreakwater.
 Huntsville Banner.
 big n,an nay spring ug hers re-, sni a f biz wa stisE ecss,onsl,e s1 but the Dig power atove all is the United States Supreme Court.
 old Conditicas Returning. Tailadega Mountain Home.
 Business Is on the upgrade again. We can feel 1t right here in Ialladeea Saturday was one of the busiest days this year and the mercnants report large cash sales. which Is the best in- d,cation of the return of prosperity.
 4 Great Speech.
 That was great speech delivered by Judge Thomas. of Montg 2mery, be- fore cultured audience snsstinn in sostHn wss M one of the ablest presentations or the South's position yet heard by Norfh- ern audience.
 4 Statistical study.
 Roanoke Leader.
 Here is statistical study: Ever death rate has been increasing. and this increase has been made the oasls of claim that extermnation by dis. ease would ultimately solve the race problem. Culiman's Way.
 Birmingham Ledger. It asked the Government to help build a sample mile of road. As the county !. has not great sums of money. nor few rnent declined Cullman didn't stop minute, but resolved to build the sam pie road herself. She will do it.
 Two Amrnations.
 Sheffield Standard.
 . That New York has not changed its attitude toward Mir. Bryan since its fspqesa0n it's refussi to O send @ Bryan delegation to the National Convention. And now, to further emphasize its disfavor. ,le New York National Democratic Cino April 13 But this will cut no hsare be nominated and. iu November. de- feated.
 It Was Raipabie Mistake. % The Demoeratic Executive Commit. tee of the State is seeing the error of it's decision when it concluded not to have: convention to nominate deie- gates to the National Convention at Denver. It will cost any member of the party who aspires to that honor so much to get his name before the peo- pie that there are few who can anord to make the race and then pay the ex- penses of the trip.
 Tall Timber. GreenvilIe Advocste. . ,,,.. nu. belongs to one of the taiiest families in this section. Tn recent conver- Sd tion with him he spoke of ais fath- about 5 feet 10 inches. The three sons ranged from feet { to feet 3. MT. Norman has son, Philip who promises to run Ip taller than nrs ms os iesne sRs ia shs the rate of two inches a year. MT: Norman has a daughter who Is six rect high and weighs iso pounds.
 Comes High.
 Union Springs Herald. .ss... s1,... ,- Sps spsaiD ,.ret TsS bo,tes Sse rpscsnely w .would easily be elected as desseats were he to make the race. he potnted out to us what II meant 10 mass e!ts race-tIne (which means money to inc business naan). cash to get the name on the ticket, and money to set to the convention. It's heavy, and especi&uy on the man who cannot cenY Hsentty spare such, an amount without the prospect of it coming back with 5in-
 This is the first trial of the plan, and it Is seriously doubted that 1t will be adopted again.
 The Same BFaAd.
 Is silverstein, whose bomb intended for New York policemen fatally injured himself. is no worse than the anarch- ists who head the Iawless in Kentucky: and if the economic side is considered the New York lunatic has the Sd- vantage. The bomb that the nlSnt- riders have fused is going to sexpiode sooner or later and destroy those who called it into existence. when inue- pendent tobacco growers have pesn driven from the State, as Henry Jach- son was driven. Kentucky VII ma 2 rival wherever these people settle; and thus will the weapon of "equity pc turned against It's originators. I92;, bacco is not the only crop that Wii suffer, either; and unless the oeLtyr- thinking people of the State soon take firm hold tof the situation. the "hotS ho.t,i agricultural interest of the state VII IA