The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
What the State Papers
Are Saying and Doing

Selma Times 81
A qeorgia newspaper thinks II the
soii a. South ever breaks the rarif WI a
2 little when they get dry and you
know the tariff is q very airy question
Word ef Caution.
Learn to know that other people,
them more 40. for theirs are no Interior
@ po axs p p4hsp p sh sna rs sOseep
ton Of the social prophecies, as well
e you have, Besides your IDEAS may
be dead wrong.
The Farmer Responsible.
Columbia Breeze Es
We insist that the farmer is respon-
si5le for being hardup. How can you
sot e pay out more money for feed
crop paid you proaff in the ian.
4 GOOD Farmer and one Acre.
Headland Post SIS
a farmer lying near Headiand has
up to date gathered and sold s57 worth
Eo Sni acrs mani n ms hs M
viii sell smother her s sSA worth from the he
same acrs OF iand before the end Of
A Great County Fair.
Bay. Minette Times.
We are going to have a County fair
at Bay Minette this fall which will
.'astonish the natives" even more than
TIE one last year. Those who attended
the fair last year must admit 1t was
dsar eIa 3 msas OWE whsrs sd the bss II
everything grows. It was a revelation
to aii--especialiy to those persons who
had never tried to see what might be
WIN Not Retire.
Birmingham Ledger.
Friends OF MIR. Roosevelt want to run
him for Mayor Of New York. We do
when he comes back, but It is as sure
as shootin' = that he will get right in
front of the public In some way. That
man sen IS no gSrs eo sssirs thar He may
run for the mayoralty. or he may run
ernor OF New York again. or he may
Taft Tor second term. and try to be
President again. He will be In the
running for something.
A BucIing witness.
Russellville Times.
A "bucking" witness was reported
day evening, wouldn't talk before the
Franklin County grand Jury. Judge
fatherly advice. winding up by telling
chance. would send him before the
Would sdy b ss ssf sn e punish NJ i
severely. much as he might hate to do
so. The witness went ana they say"
got busy right now.
No Excuse for Hard Times.
1SuYHEnA N0WG. .
We should not have hard times in
Crenshaw County. Corn and feed stuffs
OF all kinds are high and would pay
cotton crop, IL fortified and worked
with half the care given to cotton
crops. Corn at 81 and hay at $40 to
unless the farmers OF Crenshaw Coun-
~ are asleep to their own interest
they will raise more corn and feed
stuffs this year than usual 4
The Four walkers.
Luyerne Journal.
We noticed that Quartette Of young
gentlemen of Montgomery walked out
OF The Advertisers ONCE Tuesday
they come our way. they will find the
latch on the outside and warm well
come within. Our city friends know
lien ON the goa RsSass Of a he es ees.
elally good water and fresh air. Then
We have spring chicken. fresh eggs,
d aew BEf1S sss srs and b tcPn
berries. plums and later on In June.
prised that the young men are willing
to foot 1t through. 49,.
Too Many Useless Arrests.
Birmingham Age Herald.
This talk of skyscraper Jail and
court. house seems out Of place at this
County could put stop to the reckless
arrest OF people simply for the fees that
result we would have room to spare
in the present jail.
Of this continual arrest Of men and wo-
men on the barest excuse or no excuse
at all. The waste of the peoples
conviction one time in ten is shameful.
It is far more disgrace to commu-
nifty than any jail could be any where
In the United States
81 think the time has come when the
voters should take the matter in hand.
We need to stop the eternal stream of
unfortunates who pour through the jail
doors into criminal influence to be dis
key fee, and for the dozen other fees
that are tagged to him before he gets
out. feel strongly on this matter, be-
cause I have been a close observer.
times are better and the County is in
good financial condition, l would favor
the erection of a better locking struc-
ture on that corner. I tell you. it Is
the need of the jail, and then you will
find that the courthouse will be almost
large enough for years to come"
How to Raise Alfalfa or Lucerne.
e. Napier in Union Springs Herald.