The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-05

Used To Hard Works--Weet have been ac- .customed to hard woEk all of our life. Such a thing as a vacation has never appealed to us. Sufficient explanation, therefore, as to why we like the busy whiri of life. and in the end we believe we will have lived longer because of the quickened activity. Get the habit, and we believe you will like it, too.-- Huntsville Times
 Fine Pasture District. 1.-The grazing rec ords, from test pastures for the past two years proves that we. can easily and cheaply make pastures in this section which cannot be equaled in other parts of the United States. aAndalusia Star.
 Bryan On Prohibition William Jennines Bryan stated in his Birmingham speech that prohibition as an issue is here to stay. I1 that's the case, letstake 1t out of the consti% tuition and have an old-time ffee-for-all every. time a new legislature is elected, instead of these constant piecemeal attempts to raise the, skeleton whengan office of some importance is to be sfilled.@Brewton Standard.
 No Cause For DiscOuragement. give up and decide, this great country is going to the demnition bowwows simply because a few prominent officials go crooked. There's . remedy and it is in the nature of a house cleaning. There are a lot of honest people in our government yet. and many of them are efficient and available as public servants.-. Ashland Progress.
 Should Enter Politics.-Men and women of talent and ability should enter the field of politics, but many are going to remain on the outside until the stigma is removed from tbe politician. ."-Linder Democrat Re. porter.
 Pecan Trees Suggested -sThere seems to ] be much popular approval of the plan of the { naa kl FaNN~ the Birmingham-J Jasper section Of the Bank head highway. Birmingham Age-Herald. Trees, any kind of trees, are all right, but why not plant pecan trees ?-Opelika News. I;
 Cotton And The WeevfI.- While the price ; is still relatively high, it issnot high enough { te make cotton. very profitable when raised s under bon weevil conditions, unless the most approved methods cam be employed to increase < the yield per acre. Therefore, the farmers of LaudeFdale county should carefully study and ! put into practice the methods recommended by experts who have definitely proven the ; best means of securing an increased yield z Our farmers are courting disaster by trying to raise cotton by the old-time slip-shod ways of farming.-Florenee'T Times, v g { Victims of Boomerang. Tine Republicans are getting a&dose sots their own medicine. }, Just after the war they started out by calling 4 for Investigation of everything the Wilson administration did and well did they pursue this course, without discovering very much of an unsavory nature Now they are in the thrOes of an investigation of their own acts X that smells loud and long of oil. and other bad smelling things. Verify they are now { the victims of the boomerang they cast at the best administration in the history of the na- tion-Eufaula Citizen.
 Heavy Cost Of Bad ROads-The people who travel poor roads month after month lose more in loss of time, in wear and tear of , vehicles and stock and in worry and discom- 4 fort than they would have to pay as their 2 share in the good roads fund. No one real izes this more than the person who travels really good road after having been forced for months or years to travel very poor ones. The difference is so apparent and so striking that such person at once becomes good roads booster.-Anniston Star.
 UnderwOOd's Clear RecOrd.-Senat0r Un. derwood4is not dodging any important ques- tions to get votes and fisAdoes not hesitate to score the KA KIux Klan em@ every opportu- tiity.' That is his rec6Ydg in public life, and the record of congress will show that he has never hesitated to take stand and has not made any effort to hideahis opinion or action on any measure before the house or senate.--. MOntgOnnerv Tinoeal. is= ss tl5slsF-3