The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
What fhe State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing

Two of Q Kind. There is one class of men just q lt- tle neaner than the man who runs blind tiger and they are the ones that patronize 1t, thus allowing It 10 thrive.
 Good Times Ahead. Camp Hill News. ,. Ali indications point to prosperous bana and Tallapoosa County. Good seasons, good crop products, fruit, corn. cotton, food stuff and the best or all diligence and economy.
 Not Unanimous. Goodwater Enterprise.
 Governor Johnson carried seven counties in the late primary for presi- one is not the unanimous choice or the Alabama Democrats.
 More Than Complimentary.
 Governor Johnson's vote in Alabama was highly complimentary. Consider ing the length of time in which his advocates canvassed the state 1t was even more than complimentary.
 Have Had Our Say. Birmingham Ledger.
 The Montgomery Advertiser seems because it beat them on the news of the election. That's all right. The rest of us enjoy 1t.
 There Are others. Birmingham News.
 Eugene V. Debs appears to be one of those who find real pleasure in run no show to get 1t. The professional candidate business seems to be getting rather popular. Fer aHa-R4 yrAhtssT% @ teS 4 ..- -.sfr n Keep 1t Going. Gadsden Evening Journal. human effort, No man would plan and sired results. So keep your optimism in good working order. You're dead one whenever you let it run down
 Not as Smiling as Usual. Greensboro Beacon.
 The defeat of Senator Lusk for the Supreme bench and the election Of pr. Cunningham as a delegate at large to pear to a man up tree that Governor Conner is not wearing his usual smile.
 Ryan is on to His Business. |. Montgomery has surprised the South, ern League by taking the lead and holding it. The manager of the team seems to know every good ball player
 
 disappointed in a player.
 Business and Politics. Mobile Herald.
 In 1904 the Roosevelt policy of gov ernment regulation necessarily took precedence over everything else It would appear as if the great question for the country would for long time and hence the supreme importance of politics to business.
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 RusselI's Dog Law. Monroeville Journal.
 The dog. law in Russell County Is being pointed to quite frequently these days as something that should be copied by other counties. It was a great move on the part of our people to have the law passed, says The Rus ably to the road fund. and we need a lot of money to spend on our roads.
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 Something of a Joke. Opelika Post.
 Alabama's new code seems to be that something is not found done by the commission not expected by the public. and much annoyance is being caused. Governor Conner may now be forced to call another session of the legislature to patch up the poor laws. but they might be made worse, and maybe 1t is best to let them alone.
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 Invited to Leave.
 There Is no reasonable excuse for any man to live in town if he doesn't like 1t. If you you have no word of conn mendation to say for your town, it's institutions or people, emigrate. You won't stop the town clock by going away The church bells will have the same musical ring, the little dogs will play. just as well, and the pure ar. will have the same health giving properties. Speak a good word for your neighbors if you can; if you can not, don't everlasttngly enlarge on their faults It you have become thorough ly disgruntled, move away; go some where where things will suit you. Decatur News.
 Big and Little v. Greensboro Watchman.
 It would seem from the manner in which preparations are being made in Birmingham to entertin the Sponsors Veterans at the reunion next month, that the veterans are regarded as an excuse by some for the perpetration of big social functions in honor of the sponsors and their attendant maids of honor The veterans seem to have their names written with a little ''v'' and the sponsors with a big "S." The old soldiers at these reunions are looked upon by some as a bridegroom Is regarded, to-wit: A necessary evil in order that the marriage may take place.