The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
What the State Popers
 Are Saying and Doing
ra.te. win Diser.

Tnstes win DiEer.
 No city in Alabama or elsewhere has pc Det,eg same' ma good people who prefer to have their drinkables come from fenin or Chattanooga.
 Tf Has Set Them to Guessing. hqnssr Hssrsts forming of new political ,earues is simply aneSinventioa for keeping Hearst in the calcium glar.. guessing what pew deviimenti he is up to now.
 Must Pay and Beg Too.
 candIdatss for delegate at large to Denver. have to come down with $lOO and pay their own expenses n tns campaign and to Denver. n, some % to let them do that. It's funny.
 Cctton Drawk the Cold. Birmingham Age-Heraid; .,o,,,
 If aid not occur to the Connectcus congressman to~mention the fact that the chief magnet In attracting so,a this way is the fieecy staple grown IT. III the south, but perhaps ne elo no. nnoT n,ert we could not draw a dollar of goio from Europe.
 The Aiarhch DIT. M9S 2S Sanositors become frightened now when there fs no possibility or coIveI. ing nearly. every frst-clas asset that & bank can hold into eurrency. % fsa. np" on % first alarm if banks were able to issue cur rency aRainst the state. municipai ana railroad bonds they hold? n is q 1os tunate thing for the eaiyldsd cGde on the AL drich plan and that It's deteat m eo" gress Is probable.
 The Game sf Politics.
 Tn Montgomery the rival candidates to, rnavor have each a club Wnicn nteets publicly and Indulge m nluel i speech making. In h selma n1.bs sa but we susnact that there is just apont as ,,,,ch work done and as much intersst ymanifested Whether 1t IS sttlI nun nun or d drive. politics are poit,cs ahu a,,ns .n average man in this part of shs couh. ,.. try cannot keep from taking hand m the game.
 Escsmbla and Tobacco. orS vv SyA Tarrv d prominent farmer O. r,rauvton has just returned from a trip of several days spent in Gadsden coun , ty. Florida. looking into into ssnf,on tns aSI MT. Eeprv ia firmly convinced that our land ..'iiI ynroduce as fine quality of tobacco as is grown anywhere ano VIII nssass sn.s, in experimenting here sI.s hs nrsnsrad af once several of our enterprislng citizens being associated in the pr9lect, and by June it will be conclusiVey shown whether our soh ls auApeIi inc growth of this money-makins plant.
 Tobacco Will Grow In Coffee EiTz Wa nee9 no experiment over here in growing tobacco. It will grow here as inxuriaT,tly as 1t will anywhere. some of our farmers should grow, say . half acre this year t0Ssee what can pc hssn grown, by many of our oldest Farmers for the past twenty-five years. They produce enough for their own home supply each year: ana lts ilr me . uo- iandS % or the light sandy lands. will produce it. The big profits reported From an acre of tobacco, it seems would induce some of our farmers to plant 2 little patch. for experimenes sake. s.,,zaS nnS from tobacco. So far as growing the stuff Is concerned. that is a certainty
 Good Birds.
 Cranford, for himself, associ- ates and the Jasper Gun Club: has rs receiver permit from State Cams Con,missioner Wallace to bring into inc state. and here at Jasper. sixty pairs of English, red neck pnssasasnsts, .ss assts 1anoe law protecting this species ot Theasant."and under that the bird shad' 1nf be shot until December 12. 1e12. Even then, when 1t is to be hoped they will have multiplied into hundreds or tt.ansands If will be unlawful for any neTson~ firm or corporation to shoot or tiiI one of the pheasanrs exceps sn the time between November IS and Decem; rracure these pheasants from the City Bark. of Denver. and bring them to tbis citv at once, cooping them for time at the Cranford home. and later turning them loose in the Wooos or Walker =