The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-17
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 Ars Sayins and Doing
An Amenassss Yarn.

Are Sayins and Doing An Anendssss Yarn. Huutsvtlle Tribune It has already leaked out that if the they viii pse out an Independent tick
 |. rv. States. Columhiana Advocate
 aass sss vote aswS s S0nnss1els n dso1e prohibition over here than they do n 6ieorgia.
 Tee Many Elections in sight Birmingham News.
 The business interests of this dis- politicians to get out of the way for < while and give business weil-earned
 rrsse.t Times. Bessemer Times.
 It Is just possible that some of us have been wasting too much Idle talk on the .'dim future" to the detri- and pslhaps sl s sted msns crue from 'sbooseing the good we have" rather than endeavor to "spec- uiater on the future:
 Geoa Advice.
 Jasper News
 Rev Brooks Lawrence and pr. A. !. Dickinson have sent out the prospect us for new morning newspaper to be established by them in Birming- ham. It may prove q problem equally y as dif1cult. reverend sirs. as amend ing the. Consultation of Alabama. Bet ter stick to your puipits
 A Little Patience susgessed. Marion Standard.
 The Dothan Eagle Is anxious that the antis trot out their candidates for office that the amenders may size them up. Snap Judgment has recently been proved as no good. and Brother Hall The people are now in the saddle and large bodies move slowly
 HixA Ffiees for Meat.
 The report came to us by grapevine that lot of steers sold In Chicago the other day for 9 cents pound gross That is sure enough high beef. Tho beginning in small way and enlarg. ing his business a s he learns how, will in few years, have paying bust ness It is an Inviting field.
 Farming Ps.sIbiIlties. Talladega- Home,
 The prizes offered by the Depart ment of Agriculture for the best crop yields have been announced. The rec suits obtained by sowe of the contest ants are nothing short of revelations It is to be hoped that these examples VIII stimulate the farmers of the State to diversified agriculture.
 Not satisned with Present Papers. Huntsville Mercury Banner
 The effort of Rev. Brooks Lawrence to start paper in Birmingham In the interest of the Anti-Saloon League may be construed as reflection on which supported his last scheme or it may indicate that they cut their eye teeth in the last campaign and he finds he will have to have paper of his own next time.
 The Men of the Future. Birmin ehafn Ledger.
 We are in new times and In the quire new minds to think out and de- velop the necessary new ideas. These new minds may be the blessed babies we now nurse. and know them to be wonders. In our land and in our tines we never know what child mind may become. There are great things to be done and great minds will do them. and why not those of this year? Is your baby to De greats
 VIII Be Better Than Present one. Dothan Eagle. % viii be elected to the Afabama Isegis- lature next spring, but we predict now before any one has been centered on, that the next Legislature of AlaBaffia ever M been cnssed before It matters not what they do The men who go up as lawyers the next time. will have to be Gideonites. They will be tested as they have never been tested before We have plenty of good men. and we want to see good ones selected.
 Alabnma Wheat a Birmingham Age-Herald. The farmers of Northern Alabama have sown more wheat this fall than before in thirty years" remarked an observant man. who has recently been through some of the upper counties Of sWaiker County farmers. especially have put in good acreage of the grain, being induced to do sc & by the present for the future independenee of the hill farmers of Aiabama,'
 Want . Rest. Athens Democrat.
 There is one thing on which the re- cent amendist forces can congratulate The Montgomery Advertiser and that surcease of a few months from poli- tics. The people of the State have been giving most too much time to this interesting game to engage in other and more profitable pursuits un- til along about August. when business Is dull and the farmers crops are laid by. Then. too. the last State conven- tion declared In favor of primaries be- ing held on the third. Monday in Au- gust.
 Value of Crop Contests Gadsden Journal.
 The report of the committee to de- eide the crop contests of the past sea- son shows that at least twenty-five men in different parts of the State than 100 bushels to the acre. If this can be done in isolated instances on specially prepared soil there Is rio req son why 1t cannot be done generally. These contests and the giving of these prizes should act as an object lesson to farmers and stimulate to greater effort. And surely 1t ought to. do this, Pnr vx5hfia tho 6raf rYrfzA was e900 fhfa