The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
What the State Papsrs
 Are Sayrng and Doing
To ReyelstIenlse Farlelne

l. AV s&eNSA8ks8A<@@E " 8&AsH&@@ % The United States Experiment sta. tions are proving of great value tt our farmers. Educated farmers ant South and make Ter a verifabIs gold mine
 Anything May Happen In Kentucky. Caleb Powers. who is in jail charged with guilt in connection with the Goe- bel murder, wants to run for Con- gress. Why not? Kentucky Is in q mood to elect him right now.
 A Call for Boys.
 Dothan Eagle.
 There's q great crop of frying size girls coming on In this town, anu to pany with, is another question. The boys are not up to the ayeragc,--bul who wants a good looking boy hanging around anyway?
 A Long Time off
 Birmingham News.
 Predictions of a universal language will no doubt come true when people think and feel alike. That means they will continue to talk differently, and many will murder any language, owing 10 circumstances over which the lan- guage itself has no control.
 Loved aud Honored. Tuskegee News.
 Judge Jonathan Hara1son has for years stood before our people for all that was high. noble and pure and as best wishes of all the people of the State are his.
 It is the aPie. That Brings Them Out.
 The aBlack and Tan" wing of the Republican Party of Marengo County is in convention here today. Besides election delegates to the State Conven- ton. we understand. their prime move Demopolis made.
 Both Should Do Better. Brewtons Pine Belt News,
 Anent the announcement of our nt- teenth birthday The Roanoke Leader takes occasion to remark: And the editor not married yet People really ought to give such a paper as The afford an assistant editor--otherwise general manager, same rule would apply to you. Brother stevenson Perhaps This fs the Year for q Change. Carroilton Alabamian- Herald.
 The marvel is that as much -evid- ence as has been brought forward to show the increased profit to the farmer in diversified crops so feW farmers Sx- s,,
  of our farmers are go welded to their crop of cotton that 1t seems hard for them to realize that there is money |. any t0sts sts1r s g2hn sToR tor H's Soa
 Better Keep Up the Roads. Marion Standard.
 The roads throughout the county are reported in almost terrible condition and unless some action is, taken look ing to their improvement other ways of travel than in wagons and buggles will have to be adopted. Another I'm. portant feature Is the government will not retain its free rural mail service unless the roads are kept In pass able condition.
 No Demand for Waive Notes. Last fall we though the coming year wo,lld be a hard one. We made prep arations for 1t by printing a lot of waive notes and mortgages, whicn Ws the summer. We have tried them ana find they are no good to us. We. now offer our entire stock at a bargain to. any one who can use them. AInbaIna Money Sent Oa for Liaaor. Huntsville Mercury.
 Some of the newspaper, writers ea- timate that $300.O00 a montn ls pelnE sent to Chattanooga from Atlanta and birmingham alone in exchange tor booze and beer. Chattanooga Is rated with Wall Street as, a money center and the dopesters predict that after more South goes dry next year, Chat tanooga will have the advantage. The express business of the Chattanooga town has grown to unheard of pro- portions.
 Send Them Away. Bay Minette Times.
 if United States Commissioner of Immigration, Frank P. Sargent. will carefully pack up the whole bunch oi them back over the big fish pond. he will have the thanks of all patriotic citizens. While we are a free country and have had our gates open to immi- grants from every cline, 1t is a mis- fake to permit the United States to be made the waste basket of the world. The anarchists are not desirable and should be kept out.