The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
What the State Papsrs
 Are Saying and Doing
me Blrnainshsm craps Standard.

The R,rminshsm crapss Standard. Sheffleld Standard.
 The Birmingham ProhibiticnlstsM M syi- in .comparison with the sale of liquor.
 A. to uhesp Lsyane.
 Xn okiahoma farmer insists that a man can live on nine cents day pro- vided he uses the product of hls farms some men may be able to do that but IS assssrS ssRsfa knS fssn to8. if people some fellow had . spell Of indlgestion It would cause q slump In the grub
 A Living Issue.
 Alexander City Outlook.
 The defeat of the new counties dead issue. issue. The The people @ are fair minded and will not always vote to deny. home rule to those who want 1t. Alabama t s oniy oSvsr ausSsiOn sSa sa ts when the people win see their mistake in try Ing to keep large counties in tact. :. Blbh Couaty Farmers.
 in riding around the county we fpa the majority os the 1arnaers busy naak Ss rss u tes os ssSsk c.sn d h spSs ss hos cotton may prevent some of them buy- ing an .extfa store bought suit of them this year. The farnleFs can, come as near making the cotton mill men so in rags. ns the mill men can te make them go hungry
 The National Defcst. Huntsville Mercury. tr
 Further light is thrown on the pres mirsistrasion by the report of the Iarg- est deficit in the history of the Post ofIice pepartmett In buiidinx up. Roils''to gons to. the most un3ustihs6ie @ sxs tremes. He has laid enormous burdens on the people by syHtenaticaAy tsi- creaaing the payroiis. And this is no no; department, which has grown to un- wisidly propertions-
 what,s wrone in winstons
 sife The Teport @ of Hon. John H, Wallace, state game and flsh commiasfoner. shows that his Depaftmsnt has put since the Department was created, q little less than two years ago, besides paying. all it's running expenses A Sgesr fact SnSwn in & tne .ST TspoTTt M s,seis snIs license to hunters. We thought WIn- ston was hunters paradiss'
 Hunning . Daily. We will not put on an akeocialea press service. We know who our sub scribers are, and know that we couldn't getting the news from paper that wa could afford to get out tn city or this siss. We know they. will continue scaSSsis sS sSsisrpf RiliDrs iOr me arsse cs the biIitY and we scan over the big papers for that stan, and # t fits our way of thinking, we just hog the whole ar. ticIe; if not we write aonaething aooQs Dothan and Houston county, ana let
 Chickens Home to nocut., Selma Times,
 bosa saRs scsSGs Ss2t ss1 sefors I the state Railroad Commission. and siGniied their acquiescence ip the contenstles1s nssIs that the said commission had the rigAs oghsr S SpHrfVs rivsrs % of the M State. The Timas took the position that 1t was the tribunal to say an individual could not RssSt Rgs s p Ssnss sas Sown s eSss pssr e a sss ever rate he chose to charge and the shippers ehoae to pay. appeared to De ssrisgesnt cs Ehs Eights a so. Ss fFss. reg. son not then apparent wAnted the com naib6lon's strong hand In the fixing Of rates. ssNow comess the B. Q c. Line tfIe f commission Ta before 6egffg able to nut on reduced rates.
 or course the shippers as well as the 3. e C. Company gre the sqnerers. mighty Railroad Commission of Ala hama just so 1t can manifest its ati- thority, an authofity assumed and con scented to because no one seemed te hRve the temority 10 contest it,