The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
What tks Stase Papers
 Are Saying and Doing
Taking unfair Advantage.


 Taking unfair Advantage. Greenviile Living Truth. The amenders will not deny that the amendment was submitted with the distinct purpose of disfranchising over 100000 men who have not paid their poll tax. If they deny 1t, we will call Bishop" crumpton. President of the Anti-Saloon League! What Vote for Amendment Means. Sumter Sun
 Supreme Court bench; Brooks Lawrence threatened the Supreme Court with re- organization and some members of it with defeat. If you vote for this amendment you vote to indorse Brooks l.awrence's criticism of the Supreme Court and Weakley's candidacy for Raise Hogs. Gadsden Journal. Hogs are worth cents a pound on the local market At this price a farm CT in the corn belt of the North would soon be a millionaire. And there Is nothing offering better money to the farmer or this county noga With cap peas. hs easily and cheapiy grown. Turkey Crop short. Fort fAyne J0urnal. Too badi The newspapers tell us that the cranberry crop is unusually plen- tiful and the crop of turkeys unusually scarce. Looks like 1t is impossible in this world to get the good things to- gether.
 Reins Good Citizen. Eufaula Times. Let's all join hands and pull for satoas n fss psnsaeoIa an dsa 1ss s dream of Eufaula at night; think about Eufaula when you wake up; lay plans for Eufauia while you are dressing; and day. That is being good citizen. "HoIser Than Thou.. New Decatur Advertiser.
 The Mouiton Advertiser groans with horror because this paper carries the ad of Sunnybrook Whiskey. We only smile when the Moulton paper adver- tises "Peruna" and Sure Cancer Cure.'
 Where is Hef Mobile Register.
 By. the way. under the head of good Speaker A. II. carmichaeig He is an authority on prohibition and an im- pressive orator.
 Corn Planted in July. Camden Progressive Era.
 We have been shown some fine ears of corn grown by MT. B. F.. Marsh on the Alabama river bottom. It was first planted on June 20. but water de- July 1; there was no rain on it from Aug. until now, and'yet 1t has made very full ears and produced about thirty bushels to the .,;r,a acre It shows WI when lands are properly prepared and intelligently cultured.
 Misieading Statement. Russell Register.
 We do not charge that Judge Denson Intentionally misrepresented the facts in the case. We have too high a re- gard for his honor and honesty to en- tertain such an opinion of him, but we think that he made an unintentionaI error in stating that If the proposed amendment should be defeated that 1t M0ga mean sea ssas Gea bs In Hurtsboro, and at every cross roads in Russell County.
 Can Go Back to Milling. Selma Times.
 Since the Governor decided he isn't going to be Senator. and the President won't make a minister of him, and the people do not seem to care much about then how does he expect to be appro- vices to the Stater Or has he turned philanthropist with a just keep your change" racket? HH e -2Ei'I
 Proud of the ProfessiOn. Birmingham Ledger.
 The newspapers supporting the anti amendment side are not getting money for 1t. The Ledger Is tproud Of its mistaken brethren for that.
 
 Down fin the Wlrcgrass. Andalusia Star.
 E., M. Henderson was at Troy last Sunday. Tn the beat where MT. Hen derson was born and reared there are 240 votes. Mir. Henderson Is assured that out of this vote there are only thirteen votes for the amendment and five of the thirteen are wavering in the balance. Mr. Henderson is proud of his birthplace.
 Don't want . Central Bank. Mobile Register. The Aldrich plan does not contem- plate, says Aldrich, the re-establish- ment of the United States Bank that Jackson destroyed. We hope not. Still, MT. Aldricn does not say what sort of a bank it Is to be. He pro- fesses to be seeking information on the subject. He finds in the West ob- jection to any sort of central bank
 "Sea of Tiherias."