The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-20
No Politics Ln N---But Just Y ? Look at The Candidates

Mir. Feasin's name will continue in offics. The last name on the list is that of Judge H. B. Foster. Will Judge Foster continue in his present Judicial job in Tuscnloosa ans or ,o VIII ras ne bate Judge of Tuscaioosa eountyf
 Some Contributors.
 rThe list of contributors as publish S suis hsus sns saSy ssms of aamsd ns sna some are unknown to me, but l am forced to observe the presence there of some office holders and candidates body else to see the holy cause ad. yanoed. There near the top is the name of Hon. Mike sollie, candidate Tor state senator and the gentleman escaSss os rsa q PCT psrtsn ssn G of nads ison up or paupsrs. note the name anne House from Barbour. gentleman who Tor offices more times than any other mar In Barbour and Barbour has the reputation of being county of poli- tieians. We can not overlook the sig tin. who did not beat Henry Clayton Tor Congress, but who did help Bryan write the National Democratic plat aorm Isn't Morgan D. Jones judge it an elective ofice? I'm not sure
 The name of T. F. Scale of Sumter may not mean much to a man living In East Alabama. but in Sumter ooun- " 1t means the name of the chief po- iitical leader. although he Is content himself to remain for the present in private life. Judge l. H. Reynolds of elected to his present job of Probate Judge, was there and e contributor. we can not overlook the presence of mon. mon: J. '. Jones of Coheeun, who has any man in South Alabama and who IS stin young and untired. If the peo- pie appfeciated .dr. Jones al ms full w wortn he could have been Solicitor.
 in admiring the sterling honesty of Editor G. Ernest Jones of The Clio Free Press. an active participant in the Der that he was an elector on the last ticket and an unsuccessful applicant Tor the place of Census Supervisor of the Third District. Prominent in the name of Hon. Hugh Wilson of the Board of Convict Inspectors, who, of course, has the right to be an appli- cant Tor his place under the Cover tor Nat Miller was there and his con trtbutiop will do not harm either to the political future of himself or his brother, both holding office ct pres. ent.
 Some More of Them.
 The name of R. F. Roach. ot Mo- bile will recall to the people of that county the gossip of his probable can ticket Mention is made in the lists of two men active In the work who are Probate Judges in their counties and who. beyond doubt, will be candi- Livingston of Autauga. and Hon. !. C. Kumpe. of Lawrence. Judge kumpe Is also. by appointment of Governor, member of the Board of Trustees of the Monteva1lo School. It would not be invidious to mention the names of two prominent applicants for the appointment of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Hon. T. E. Knight of Hale and hs HGn " w. a;s R walk plicants do not figure in the proceed ings. known as prominent supporters of the amendment are Senator Give ss,a strotbsr or S0yinston ssnatoF sna J W. tative Sam VIII John, of Jefferson. Each voted in the Legislature for the amendment and for every prohibition ' ed in useu the list n the same a a as the e Judge of Marengo County Court of Law ani Equity and who was recently appoint ed by Governor Conner? Montgomery citiaen W. A. Henderson. who can talk more politics In 8 day than any other man in Montgomery county. who was candidate TOT senate Tn the last pris mary and who Is being prominently mentioned for Sheriff of Montgomery county. for which office he was an applicant for Governor Corners ap- pointment few months ago. Hon. N. D. Godbold. who represents Wilcox county on one of the committees Is an announced candidate for Senator from his district and Judge s. W. Forman of St. Clair on the same com mitte will no doubt make his usual race for Probate Judge of his county.
 So numerous were members of the Legislature that 1t is difficult to keep track of all of them But in addition to those mentioned the lists contain ed the name of Senator B. A. Forester. Representatives H. B. Urquhart of Jefferson. A. D. Kirby of Madison. prospective candidate for Sheriff, Rob- ert Scale of Sumter and Eugene Bal lard of Autauga.
 No, fellow citizens, there is nc pol itics in this. Hear me, fellow citizens. 1 say there is no politics in this. It is I tell you only one question, one issue. shall prohibition prevail:
 Of course the offices have to be fill ed, the honors have to be acquired and the salaries have to be drawn--and shall patriots be lacking when there Is a job in seight?
 Never! Neveri -
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