The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

Old Gayboy doesn't care for the the atre."
 Why, he goes every night?'
 T know; but it isn't the theatre he cares about-it's the 'broilers.''
 A MAN WORTH WHILE. May his fame endure forever,
 Writ in lines of living fire, Who in politics has never
 Dumped friend or pulled a wire
 SENT-MINDEDNESS Forgot his hook and line and pole,
 Did Hiram Sugg-
 Forgot all three, but bless your soul He took a jug.
 Birmingham Age-Herald. F Forgot his shirt and shaving set
 Did Henry Trask,
 When he left home, but not you bet, His pocket flask.
 Chicago Record-Herald. Forgot his collars and shoe,
 Did Horace Brisk;
 Forgot his combs and brushes, too,
 But not his whisk.
 Cleveland Plain Dealer Forgot his toothbrush and his socks, Did Harold Crews;
 But in a plain unlabeled box
 He took his booze
 Louisville Herald. 
 neighboring county of Colbert is to the effect that it is going overwhelmingly for O'Neal. The same news comes from our neighbors of Limestone county, where the promise is given that the majority for o Neal will be something handsome. It goes without saying that Lauderdale will not be behind these neighbors. The fact is, she will lead the way.
 Anniston Hot Blast: MT Mallory has the support of the vast bulk of the radical element of the state. Mr O'Neal has the support of the vast bulk of the conservative element of the state. He stands for a good, clean, sound busi- ness administration of the state govern ment. and the Hot Blast hopes to see Mir. O'Neal selected as the democratic candidate for governor of Alabama Dothau Journal: The Montgomery Times claims to have had report from Houston county that things down in this section are looking better for Mallory every day, and while they did not give l the name of their informant and is un" kno wn to this writer we'll bet a jug of 1 jews -harps that he was an amender and is going to be as badly fooled on cleo tion day as he was the day the amend | ment was so gloriously defeated. | Huntsville Mercury Banner: Organizing o'Neal clubs is becoming popular over the state In speaking of the club in Mobile the Register says:
 Mobile has organized an Emmet ONeal club. that contains already as members some of the strongest political factors of the county. MT. O'Neal need have no doubts of Mobiles support or of the fact that the majority vote for him here will lead that of any county in the state"
 Florence Times: MT. Marcus Well, the great Birmingham political prognosti- cator. who has won a well-earned repu. tation for the accuracy of his prophecies | is out in statement in which he predicts that Colonel O'Neal will carry 50 of tho 67 counties of the state, and will receive the largest vote ever cast for candidate for governor since the primary system was adopted" The significance of thi' forecast is that MT. Well has never missed his guess" but on the contrary has rnad wide reputation for his accuracy II such matters.
 Huntsville Mercury Banner: Another ol the Mallory papers has let the cat ou of the bag by admitting that it woui9 be a pleasure to support its townsman But, holding the views that we hold or the all-important issue now before th' people of Alabama, our convictions poin l4o another path. Colonel O'Neal is loca optionist.' In other words the issue greater than the man. This makes tn lineup complete in Tuscumbia, sheniel' and Florence, the amendment papers sup porting Mir. Mallory and the defender supporting Mir. O'Neal
 Sheffield standard: At the o'Neal meet ing In Montsomexy Friday night. . fac