The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-12
What the State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing

Awed By Its Rival. Birmingham Age
 Vesuvius stood respectfully still and quiet when Mr. Roosevelt entered Naples.
 Castro and Roosevelt. Twin City Telegram.
 Roosevelt might invite Castro to Af- rica with him if he cannot find any where else to go.
 Lafayette's Growth.
 We ' venture a to say that there have beeh more new buildings erected In Lafayette within the past twelve months than in any other town of the size in the State.
 N EIlkin's Hard Luck. Phoenix-G Journal.
 Poor Elkins! 'The system" kicks him out. the Southern Senators distrust him. Guess he'll rave to go to Italy and make up with the Duke after all
 The Generous Republicans. Florala News.
 The Republicans have decided not to allow any of the Democrats to partici- pate in the revision of the tariff. If fe very generous In the Republicans In allowing the Democrats to stay in WAshihkton at aIi.
 Can't Go Fishing.
 Thirteen suckers-unlucky number for the suckers-was the record of one "sitting" by Mir. Charles Lee, of Lowry one day last week. And we haven't seen a stream of water this season big enough to float a horney head. Durn the luckI
 
 Clear Grit at Livingston. Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette.
 They have clear grit down at Miss Julia Tutwiler's school in Livingston. the burning of the dormitories on Sat urday. but the school exercises were carried on just the same as usual Mon- day. the pupils all being comfortably duties in an incredibly short time.
 win Let Congress Do It. Goodwater Enterprise.
 Oh-such a pain--or is 1t Paynei Perhaps either. both or neither but evidently both since all the papers so state 1t. editorially. but. having our hands full attending to individual af- fairs and having given the Payne tar if bill little or no study Gas Is prob ably the case with most editors) we abstain from "butting in" at present
 senseIess Jokes. Piedmont Journal
 It is real mean. not to say a lack of business judgment, for a citizen of our town to guy his country friends about coming to the show excuses other than coming to the show But to the contrary. our eiti- zens should invite and encourage theil country friends to come to. town or show day--anJ to go to the show II they want to.
 Opp Fra.
 It is pines all the way from opr to Florida. with the exception of a few mile after mile through this almost unbroken forest on an ideal spring morning he cannot fail to be impressed with the great future of this section wilderness of pines will be turned int' fertile farms and elegant country homes will he built and the land vii be made to blossom as the rose.
 Sand MOuntMIn's Enterprise. Gadsden Evening Journal.
 The Birmingham News talks abou the shipment of poultry and eggs fir car load lots as though it were q rart occurrence. The little towns of Al
  are doing this right along and in thu States producing much poultry every county has several shipping points that regularly send out car lots of thi! product It is no rare thing to flnl iT towns of two thousand in Indiana Ohio, Illinois or Missouri where cal loads of chickens and eggs are sen out are carried out some twenty-flv' each week or oftener.
 
 gtmfep FrISmahAth Mobile Item.
 For thirty years a deaconess in tn, Episcopal church. and with nearly al nf the more than seventy years of hei life spent in doing good for others Sister Elizabeth for number of year! in charge of the Episcopal Bovs' HoIn' here. laid down the cares and worries of this life and on yesterday, Hol9 Thursday. went to receive the rewar' of a we'll spent life at the hands O. her Master. Sister Elizabeth was mos lovable in her disposition and wa known to many in Mobile. where ever in her waning days she divided he thoughts between God and the lnfor tunate. Hers was a beautiful life ant her death. that of a pure ChristlaN was most glorious.
 
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