The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-07
What the State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing

| Wn0f inc ot0te F0peFS Are Saying and Doing
 A Sensible View, Union Springs Herald.
 Warm city politics is the promise here; her . but lets m have , everything ih smooth thousand candidates defeated than for two of our citizens to have a falling out.
 It Was Another Chanler. Anniston Star.
 By the way-there was a gentleman named William Astor Chanler who was months ago. Seems he did not succeed in getting 1t to sprout.
 ou,berson,s Reply. Mobile Item.
 Senator Culberson of Texas the past week, was asked by a brother Senator what he expected to see at Denver if Bryan failed to get the. nomination on Texan very promptly replied, "Pande- monium
 Home Cured Hams. Hartford $rimes- Herald.
 There is nothing like a good juicy. country raised ham, And olf farmers are supplying the local markets with them. You can hardly find any meat
  cept home raised meat.
 Nineteen and Tyventy-three. Tri-Cities Daily.
 Thirteen candidates for municipal honors in Sheffield today. and twenty three candidates for county offices in Lauderdale. After the election, some of the defeated candidates may reflect upon this.
 Not Wise About Some Things. Mobile Register.
 and social science member of psycho- logical and dialect societies and full of all wisdom. did not know enough to wait for the elevator to stop and so lost his life in a New York depart ment store.
 simon suggs. Birmingham Ledger
 The Courier Journal quotes simon Suggs." That little book is a classic. and Jonse Hooper put as much phiios- ophy In 1t as was ever collected into Courier Journal should quote 1t. shows that there are men in Kentucky with ideas above horses and whiskey. or even mountain feuds, and tobacco wars.
 Hobson and the Future. Tuscaloosa Times Gazette.
 Some people are disposed to poke fun at the talk Of .Hinn, Richmond reaFson tiroa some years off Hobson is young but he has brains, which are a very de- sirable and rather rare article some to make it exceedingly interesting for everybody. in the campaign.
 Can't Wait Awhile. Gadeden Times News.
 If we ever get a good drubbing at the hands of some other people 1t will then be easy for Congress to make big appropriations for ships and ar mics, but as long as we remain the unwhipped. people we are today all the Cassandra like wailings of Hobson and the frantic warnings of Roosevelt will fall to scare us very badly. Tn the meantime the sailors are having good time in the golden west and the rest of the country Is proud Of their sailing ability.
 Holds on to n POsfiion He should Give. Mobile Herald.
 It IS remarked upon as a rather in- sfreS1hff Mr Wfe safs aearse aae has " said farewell to the Democratic Party and set up a show of his own. he remains president of the National Association of Democratic Clubs. There are those who think that 1t is up to Mir Tom Taggart, Chairman of the Executive of the National Democratic Party, to call fol. his resignation, but what's the use?
 FinnncIer. Cullman Democrat.
 About five years ago Editor Fennel, of The Guntersville Democrat. then greenhorn in the newspaper business, bought his newspaper He has paid for 1t practically refurnished his of- flee bought the building paid for a nice residence supported an expensive family and has a good bank account We get this information from his bank CT. According to the average idea of property this man Is Ma of the story is that Editor Fennel has a reputation of being honest.
 How Do You Like Its
 Now that the names are all on the ticket and the party provided with rep resentation we would like for the ex- tee to say what they think of their plan of eIecting delegates, electors and alternates in primary If 1t has not killed party enthusiasm and resulted terest enough to produce it We are poor observers. The sooner the party assemblies in convention again the sooner will something of old time en- thusldsm and ability show itself
 Senatorial Human Nature. Dothan Siftings.
 There is probably as much jealousy and spite among Senators in the United States Senate as there is among girls at a boarding school, or as there is in any assembly where nongregarious, an- tipathetic people are thrown together. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts iE jealous of Senator Beveridge of Indi- ana because that youngling presumes to be an advocate for the Presidents policies, which Senator Lodge looks upOn as an usurDation of his special role. Good Prospect for the Peach Growers. Gadsden Journal.
 Local peach growers state that the crop is in good condjtion and from all indications there will be a full crop. The frost of several days ago did no damage here and the half grown peaches were not damaged 10 any ex- tent. Because of the damage which has been done the crop In the North 1t is expected that the local growers will receive good prices for the fruit this ..ts