The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-30
What fhe State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing
Rooseveit,s Power Warning.

hpeeSFHttS E888E "u8f15s Birmingham News
 Roosevelt Is going fast. All good actors on leaving tnesstsge made their exits quickly. The rest of his admin as rapidly as circumstances permit.
 Not a Good Mouthfui. Athe Courier. Es-
 Hon. Jere Murphy of Huntsville. has been non4nated for Congress i3 this District by the Republicans. He wiz be easy eating for Judge Richardson. up and spit him out and not realize that there has been Anything doing
 The only safe Plan.
 We believe the farmers of Chambers County will be wise enough 10 reduce their cotton acreage this year and make This Is the only safe plan. and the only plan that will insure fair price for your cotton next fall:
 Playing n Losing Game. Huntsville Mercury
 Last fall and during the winter cot ton sold In this city at II cents would go higher and held 1t. They realize today that they played losing game. Next fall cotton will be lower than it has been in many years. ex- cept the planters curtail the crop.
 A strenuous Town, Huntsville Banner. sr. :.
 Seven revival meetings six card par ties. two swell receptions. two we'd dings and big street fair is the rec ord of one week In nearby town. prominent man from Decatur says this week, but that many good people lead the strenuous life to finish. They Tell Which Way the Wind Blows. nr ct Al
 The straw ballot is. the most conven- tent plan ever invented for the purpose of eiecting a man to office. Anybody isn Sao E'n The p0ss msssnsss sHR'e of 0 the straw ballots however. IS that the halloters give no bond to vote in the primary or general election as they vote when the straw ballot is made,
 Committee Boosting Birmingham Ledger.
 All over the South 1t Is administra- ton and anti i-administratlon. and for that reason the meeting of the Nation al Republican Comnl5ttee IS full of in- terest even to the Democrats. It Is feet the national election materially. If the Committee seats the anti-Taft delegates "the show is ever"
 Progressing Flnely. ..-
 The two Decaturs. under their re- spectiVe administrations, are progress in shs as State. rsa irrespsetive @ % ef sIse % sot have clean, progressive and aggressive men at tbs helm of affairs, who are de. voting their best energies to upbuild and make us the. greatsst community in Alabarria's borders. There's a great destiny ahead and the star of hope giows brightly above the eastern hort- Eon.
 Interesting Piece of Masie. Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette.
 The Confederate March. one of the toned Concert has an interesting his- tory It was presented to Mrs. r. s. Moody by classmate when she as girl. was attending a boardlnE school In London and was probably written by an English man. It was very popu lar in the school Mrs. Moody attended and was often used fer the girls to march in and out by.
 The City Builder. Gadsden Journal -.- The small factory is the real city builder and we onght to set out to lq, safs tss SrosTsm ssSa ys was Cf dopfed fn and hered to at the end of that time sGads- den through her wide variety" of man advertised city in the South. And this Is not a suggestion of the impossible. Twenty five determined men, work Tn 2 in harmony can cause such a program to be fully carried out.
 
 Poetry and Eggs. Gurley Herald.
 Monday. when all the earth was full crowning a spring song to her chill dren, when the birds were twittering in the caves and boughs alfd the HaH no- tel yard was fiied with glowing fra grant blooms, nothing but necessity would tempt the lovers of nature in doors. unless some scene of beauty of- tsere se9 was w"b offered Monday ' real sftera noon of pleasure to all the children of l Gurley. who were inclined to be one to | ioin in the Easter egg hunI.