The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
What the Stats Papsrs Are Saying and Doing


 Whdf the State Pupsrs H Are Saying and Doing
 Prepsrsa Ser werst.
 We are ready to hear another su- prsre Court decision, crushing 2 cAoics iaw Of the last Legislafsrs.
 Tse Much Fer Csrsumstanees.
 CircumstSncss made MT. Roosevelt prepidenf, but ft was too big e Job for even the might of oircumstances to make sensibls. weii-balances man of < Moz1semsryss Claim. I NestssS.ry sll, hs. hop. of seeur- sonsry. 1nJ SsinT tss sa'ss crsa,s se the ASn con- federaey. should have it.
 Liberty Beli's Craesxa.
 Huntsville Mercury Banner
 The increase of the crack in the old Liberty Bell at Philadelphia may bs due to the liberties taken with the s0nstitntlon In the Knox eligibility
 Enough Is Enoueh. aas Marion County News.
 v. have aiways been great admir- step aside and let some one one else be be the Democratic. nominee. Enough of . thing is enough.
 r, Keeplas His Record Clear.
 The Boston Traveller. which rarely misses an opportunity to knock Roose- yeif.l declares that he made q very bad Tatter worse by interfering in the Cal- Isupposs he has no dssjfe to break his
 Can stand It Longer. r , The Supreme nss; Court so it is said win not render an opinion on the prohib- itton law until April If we can do without until then, we feel that we can
 a ihoat through the srn,n ssisnss of the yssr Don't care whether the court 6pfnes at Pii 1T can't opine before April Union Springs Herald We extend congratulations to The montgomery Advertiser upon the ac- guisition of MT A. Rudolph Elex. to have aecured one of the very best to be had In the land and will no doubt continue with credit, the great work that Mrs HanBon has started. :
 1. Masxsne Eyes.
 our Southern Home. -sf ,-t l ! The Northport Breeze asks its cor- respondents not to sign themselves osrown otnS Eyes. or Blue Eyes" or any correspondents have eyes of such number of colors that the combina- lion is variegated when in print, and might cause some one to think the dis one of the corresponients signed her self "Green Eyes" Green is said by competent authorities to be a health- ful and soothing color, but no one seems stuck on that color in optics.
 Preserving History.
 Tallapoosa Courier.
 The Montgomery Advertiser has for some time been publishing very inter Alabama and the indian tribes the whites found here, by Gen. Thomas S; Woodward They are of permanent historical value. And in last Sundays Seehan on oid lOPe FSrt tPaRer RerlSyyss Sy %il ths Tort which was built and maintained oy the French at the junction of the Coosa and Tallapoosa Rivers. All stu 10 read this paper. we hope the in- terest being manifested in the early history of our State will bring about me proper marking and caring for of An such historic spotA r indifferent To Greatneua. WILCOX Banner. Some os our. citizens neglect busi- nesS nesS ana ra srsvsi many miles to get . 1imerently are we constituted! Ex. PFesident Grant paid Mobile q visit. snd we were within. two blocks of his l Darcae Esncs ana & declined dto go that dis. leverek opportpnItlss to visit him yTr: l ng his "On to Richmond" and we pre- 1 erred not to do so-though' he made I many 1nanE advances towards meeting the 1 hose ccurtesias during his former via. ts, we felt a delicacy in meeting him | After he had filled the highest offica D the land-for he would naturally | nave expected "Benediction."
 CannOt Come.
 Times-Gazette.
 Tart in speaking to President Aber- l or1mpie c1a on the train the! oth CT evening. 1 gould make t to TuscSioosa in the season. He said he l would gall Congres. in extra session for . consideration of a reduction of the tarfn and he expected to be too l buay to get on in May. 1t does look Ike they might let him away for a day IVY NsssS eANO0u AHA4L1ukhCtufGf8 lArGI others light out taritf schedules iuchl by inch. There will be many days with nothing doing In Congress and It Is hoped that so much pressure will pc brought to bear on the Presidenf1 to be that he will cuFefv come to Tns- calooza, :a't ssI
 Captain Phu SeernA News
 Many of our people win remember Captain Phil Stern, of MontRomerv who spoke here. on one occasion dx ring the campaign of Ex-3overnors Johnston and Jelks. He was quite a | young man then, but his addreaa vaS | very pleasing, highly comm ended. and otten spoken of as among the heSf speeches ever delivered here. Recenf. " he was appointed Solicitor of the | Montgomery City Court of MontRonery | County, to succeed Hon. Hugh Denf | recently elected to Congress-. When | Judge Thomas was promoter to inc senior judgeship of the City Courf' captain Stern was offered by the Covs ernor. the appointment to the vacancv on the bench, thus created. He. how. ever, declined on the ground thaf ir the solicitorship he had received hjs share of honors for the present. He s inc lawyer and, doubtless wonid nave made as splendid q judge as hs IS making solicitor.
 Growth of che Newspaper.
 Siles Weekly Register. Oct Is. 1871.