The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-05
What the State Papers
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Il Are Saying and Doing
 Two Geod Results. Goodwater Enterprise. I The people of Alabama will have q larger representation at the polls next year, while the school teachers may ex- pect prompt payment of salaries. True Philosophy.
 Talladega Mountain Home. Remember the mistakes of yesterday Tor their experience and turn your race | toward the future-there's where all we are going to get Is coming from. | Worse in England. Bfrmingham Times. Many think that we have had live ly. bitter and strenuous campaign, but l the conditions that now exist In Eng land are such that we have seen noth- ] Ing of what an intense constitutional fight really is.
 | Into it Again. I Thomaston Post. With the close of the great amend ment campaign, the county candidates. who have been forced into the back ground by this campaign, again appear to engage the attention of the people. Got . Title. Alexander City Outlook. l Brother Driskill says that but for the amendment campaign he is morally certain he would never have obtained title. He had lost hope of ever be- gave him a title, P. P- Political Par son." | Out of Reach of Odor. Thomasville Echo. | It is to be hoped that Governor Co., mer will find peace in the woods of Mississippi, where he has gone to re- cuperate after the fight. Perhaps he thinks that the odor of the Alabama 'skunks" will not reach him there. Ought to Be Resigned. Huntsville Mercury. hibited large banner with these | words, Tt Is Gods will" If they were sincere in adopting this motto there Is no reason why they should not be per- | fectly resigned to the result. A Significant Fact. Russell Register.
 The people just couldn't get their ed were their constitutional rights and | they would not: that's all. It Is rather significant that the country districts. where they have had prohibition for many years past, voted against the Corn Show in Order. Bullock County Breeze. It has been suggested that we have corn show in Alabama next year. That is a good idea but the plans should be made now for exhibition, so as to give the boys that raise the prize corn now and get land and seed ready.
 Want Little Rest. Greensboro Watchman.
 People are going to refuse to get in- terested in State and county politics desire to attend strictly to business during the month of December unmo- tested and free from the distracting subject of politics. It is we'll
 
 Don't Forget Starting Point. Mobile Item.
 A former Mobilian now visiting. in the city was heard to exclaim yester- day that his adopted home is a great and growing one. And yet that man forget for the time that he owed much of his prosperity to the Gulf City. Some people have the happy faculty of for getting.
 Leaves Weakley Out. Selma Tinres.
 The result of this election of course running. so far as sure enough run ming" is concerned. He may remain in the race. as he Is doubtless too weary and heart sick to leave 1t, but he Is no torial campaign.
 The S0uth's Growth. Gadsden Times News. -fa.
 The South has gained 5.000.0O0 popu- lation since 1900 and has far greater promise for the next decade. Its cap itaI has increased three-fold and it's farm products have doubled. On every h. l.x...- a among all the things produced In Dixie. only two show failing off--wheat and oats.
 Sensible View.
 The conflict fast and furious as it was, has but served to increase respect for one another and to unite us more firmly in all that will lead to the gen. eral advancement of the State. The struggle has worked as refining pro- cess and men on both sides have emerg- ed therefrom with purer motives and higher ideals and in the end will prove of benefit in shaping future policies and political conduct in the State. Would he Interesting. Russell Register. It Is unfortunate that the laws Of Alabama requiring every candidate for political office to make an affidavit Of his expenditures. and to whom paid do not dppIy 10 electlOnS nke that or last Monday. Then the people could know who subscribed to campaign funds and who got the subscriptions, If the managers of both sides would make public a financial statement if would make interesting reading mat tter.
 Not Yet, Not Yet. I Florala Democrat.
 We do not believe there is. as yet in the State any good reason for women to, enter the political field-we do not believe the time is ripe when they can with impunity, sally forth at dawn on | the day an election is to be held and gather about the polling place and spend the day in an endeavor to infiu- proposition. They, like man. have re- spective duties to perform-but In our humble opinion that duty Is found by all truly womanly women in managing l the affairs of the home and leaving the affairs of State to be manipulated by men.
 Alfalfa Growing. | Uniontown Herald.
 Alfalfa raisers are now preparing for next years crop. MT. Cantwell. of Iowa, who recently purchased some al falfa land Is now in town, and prepar- Ing to go extensively into Its culture. He will plant about 200 acres this year with probable increase for next. He Is an expert in this line, having been In the business for a number Of years and he Is backed by some large alfalfa mills of Iowa MT. Cantwell has se- lected the land around UniontOwn out ! of all the other he has seen in both Mississippi and Alabama. He will move his family here in the next two weeks.
 The SOuth's Progress.