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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
JAPANESE ENGAGE
IN SLAVE TRADE
Arrest in Fresno, Calr Reveals
What is Believed to Be
Widespread Traffic in Girls,

Fresno Aug i4.-Pubiic attenti 5n
has been attracted 10 the traffic that
O. carried on in bringing JapInes,
women here for immoral purposes hy
an assault that was made AZ e late
hour last night by a Japanese on .
woman whom he had stolen from
farlicr. In the southern part ~ this
county. and brought 10 Fresno. The
girl. Who D. the daughter of Is Jap
fnese shopkeeper At Pariier. WIS m
duced by the man. Kunishl. alsp ~
farlier. To- get into buggy with him
ht then bound her and drovf VITA
her to Fresno. He had her nefr'y O."
ne Japanese quarter Of this city when
in' attention of a passer-by was at-
ifacted, and officers were called 90 ar
fetf the man and release the girl
The young woman was found fo De
'adiy beaten about the face and hcat
h' the kidnaper In his attempt O. 81
.thoe her The local japanese le slave
mat kunishi has been On the hu-in--s
.i purfeying TO houses ~ 900 fame in
.nis city and that he gets as h'el as
$500 Tor each woman he gets
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
ITALIAN TO HUNT NORTH
POLE IN AUTOMOBILE

Rome. Aug 1.-THE Duke oi
Ahruzzi has arranged % meet Prin ee
BurEheee. the Picking -tp- Paris motor
ist shortly after hts return o. Italy
and discus. with him the feasibility
of Joint Polar expedition and espc-
ciaiiy the availability FOR icr travel on
ar automobile of the same make ~
that used in the Pekinr-to-Paris trip.
The duke also proposes to carry "a
balloon as part ~ the outfit
The expedition g. a. set only IN an
embryonic stage. and b. Will not b.
definitely decided for a year. when o.
may D. arranged. provided the field is
then clear of other explorers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
FALL ACCEPTS THE
ATTORNEY GENERALSHIp

Governor Curry has announced the
receipt Of formal acceptance on the
part OF Judge A. b Fail. of the posi-
tion of attorney general of New Mex
leo. recently rendered him II Is un-
derstood that Judge Fan will be In
Santa Fe within a few days to take
his office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
FIERCE RIOTS IN
STREETS OF BELFAST

Belfast. Aug Ia Serious and fatai
disorders occurred here Hgains this
evening Tho TROOPS fired into the
crowd of strikers and s'1npathiz"rs.
and a woman and a man were shot
dead and number of Others were se-
riously wounded.
Rlotlng continued until nearly MIDI
night Tho rioters stretched chains
across the streets O., Impede The move
ment nf troops. who charged the
mob no Jess than forty times Six vol
leys were fred into fhe mob and Of
ncial reports state thar three were
Killed. six seriously and hundreds
slightly wounded.
The police courts @af until midnight
hearing charge against fhe numerous
prisoners taken from among the riot
ers-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15

San Francisco. aug lt.-Augustina
Rodriguez who murdered Manuel
Madrid during a quarrel over wom-
an last Monday and two days later
hanged himself In the city prison. died
of his injuries yesterday afternoon ~
the central emergency hospital
The physicians say that Rudriguez
death was the result a strangulation
aud starvation. After his confine-
ment in prison the murderer had re-
fused tn partake % food.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15

Jersey city n J., Aug. li-An un-
known tramp proved himself hero
near Centerville today. He dropped a
sandwich he was eating and took
bath To save two boys from drowning
John Phelps, farmer the boys
grateful father. offered the tramp
homo and good wages as farm hand.
Anything" said the tramp. with
shudder. anything but work"
Phelps gave Weary Willie" $40, a
suit of clothes and pair of shoes. He
swore the dinner Mrs. Phelps spread
for him was the best he had had In
years. Then he refused to enact the
final deed of horoism work
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
HOW HENRY P|TTOCK
MADE GOOD IN
PORTLAND
Three Hundred Dollars and
Nerve All Young PittSburger
Had as a Foundation for His
Millions.

Portland. ore. Aug 14-There
landed In Portland nfty-eight years
ago footsore and weary printer boy.
looking for a job. He came from
Pittsburg. Pa, before that city began
to turn out millionaires like sausages.
No one would have picked him for a
winner but that he is today the big
gest success financially in the Pacific
northwest Is universally admitted.
This printer boy Is now better
known as Henry J.. Pttock chief
owner of the Oregonian. which helped
10 organize the Associated Press. and
one Of the big timber barons Of the
Pacific northwest.
In addition 10 running hls newspa-
paper Just fifty-one years ago today
Young Piitock got together $500 and
bought block Of ground u was way
out in the woods and covered wi'h
timber. Portland was the home ~
the oregon penitcntiary then and nc
made contract with the state govern
ment 20 have the state government
clear his ground for Sie0. making the
total cost S400. He carried this prop
efty for four years without getting
any return from o.. and then he mar
ried and built little cottage on ono
corner A. he prospered be built a
larger house. but an exceedingly mod
81 one. and he is just moving out
from that dodav fo give place for a
modern sky-scraper
This block. which cost = total ~
: 4eo has been leased for uinety-nine
years. The ground rent Tor the hrst
ten years viii b. fg0.o0o a year. and
each five years this viii be- increase
fa per cent from January ist 1897.
h. December 2fsf. goes. the annual
rental 81 the block viii b. tlo3 SIS.
and an this free from taxes or any
other expense
ar. Pftock built the hrst sky
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
Ilnnlnr GIrI in snnIlnrinm-

New York, Aug. it--Accordiug 90
news that has reached Hampstead. the
awakening has speedily come 70 Miss
Floretta Whaiey the seventeen-ycsr
old girl who el0pcd on April % with
her guardian. the Rev. Jere Knode
Cook. then rector of - George Epis-
copal church az Hampstead Miss
whaiey. D. il stated. has been deserted
boy the unfrocked minister. aud is re-
ported 90 be IN sanitarlum in can
ada. O. nervous wreck
The whereabouts of Cook has not
been learned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
HOPEWEIL WILL REMAIN ON
CAPITOL EXTENSION BOARD

Colonel w. $. Hopewell, of Albu-
.duerque, who today rendered his res
ignation TO Governor Curry as mem
Der of the capitol extension commits
sion. has been asked to remain on the
board by Governor Curry. It Is eX-
pected that Colonel Hopewell viii re-
main in the position
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
Typhoid Postponcs Jubilee.

Sofia. Aug. 1.-THE jubilee festiv-
ities in connection with the twentieth
anniversary of Prince Ferdinand's as
sumption OF the government Of Bul-
garia. have been postponed.
Plans were made for an extensive
celebration in the ancient city of Tir-
nova. August l5 but the affair was
cancelled, In consequence of an epi-
demic of typhoid fever, it Is said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
TO MURDER
IRISH EARL
Bomb Hurled Into the Sleeping
Apartment Of Lord AShtOni
Political AgitatOrS Blamed,

ClonEe. ireland. Aug tt.--Lnrd
Ashton had narrow ESCAPE from
death al his residence. Gleubury
lodge. At an early hour this morning.
a bomb was thrown against the wall
" his apartment. shauering inc build
Ing and destroying MOST nf the furai-
ture. Lord Ashton was uuiniurcd "a
has received several threatening lct-
ters recently from political agiatprs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15

scraper in this part of the United
States. He is one of those young old
men who participate in all public af-
fairs Like many another successfu'
man he is proud of the fact that he
has never been out of debt for sin
gle moment of his entire life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
Muscular Mules.

on a wager last Saturday II. T..
Sanguinetti's mule team was made 10
draw four and one-half tons OF ce-
ment IN a wagon $500 pounds. Is
there n team in Arizona that can beat
it.--Yuma Sentinel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15

New York. Aug. f4.-Billy Ed
wards at one time one of the best
known pugilists in the United States.
died today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
ncccI,cr for AntonoI,lIr oan,srn.

Hartford. Conn. Aug li-Alhe. {
l.. Pope has been appointed temro-
rary receiver Tor The Pope Manufsc-
turing company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
National Rank chanrr. Hand.

'nicaEo. Aug. 1.-THE Federal Ne
,'onal hank last night passed into the
,.anas u a group u financiers headed
y John Worthington Of Kansas City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
NEWS SERVICE
EXPECTED TO
RESUME
ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE
NOW WORKS TO DENVER
Text of Operators Demands,
Refusal Of Which ParaIyzed
Service of Great News Gath
ering Association,

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE regular
overland circuit of the Associated
Press was opened through to Denver
and Colorado Springs this morning at
9.35 1t is expected that within a
few days the entire news service of
the association will be resumed. The
distressing tie-up of the service of the
Associated Press resulted from the
presentation of wage demands to Cen
eral Manager Stone by the operating
force of the association. At $50
o'clock Monday night the men quit
their keys and walked out of the Of
fees of the Associated Press i'm hun
dreds of cities in the United States af-
ter Mr.. Stone had pointed out the inn
possibility of an immediate compli-
ance with their demands on the part
of the great news gathering organiza-
ton. The men demanded:
Day work-Six days, eight hours
daily. $40 per week. and overtime and
extra time at the rate of so cents per
hour.
Night work-Six nights. eight hours,
S35 per week. and overtime and extra
at the rate of 20 cents per hour.
The vacation to remain as at pres
ent.
A proportionate Increase for chiefs
and sub-chief operators
The telegraphers requested reply
by 1880 o'clock Monday evening.
Mr.. Stones reply follows;
Tk, Aug. IL, 1907.-To OPP
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
THERE MAY BE

a lively demand-even DO cor-
fined a. a dozen pc1ple-for cx-
acfiy such 4 piece 90 property
a. yours PUT UT To THE
TEST-the "ad-te-tH
Successive Insertions OF
classified ad. for "a week Will
reach NEARLY ALL" who
would be interested nearly al
% the possible" Then the re-
suit depends upon how good
your proposition a..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15
Nthis morning "A cOmmun-
a large number of the

,,rarors i'm the service of the Asso-
ciated Press asking for changed
scale of wages and hours, and request
ing reply by half past Z o'clock this
evening.
THE changes involved are So ra 2
cal In their nature as to add over
5000, 900 a year, and probably more,
to the expense of this organization.
The Associated Press is mutual in its
character. makes no profits and has
no surplus, fund out of which such
sum could be paid. Any such in
crease must of necessity be levied
back upon the newspapers as a part
of their weekly assessments.
AS general manager, | have no
power TO make such an increase either
in saaries or assessments without
authority from the board of directors,
and II is obviously impossible to call
the board together within the time
named The board consists of tif-
teen members scattered throughout
the entire country.
"At the same time acting under the
authority heretofore granted me by
the board of directors, | shall be very
glad at any time to meet a committee
of our own operators and confer with
them respecting hours of service and
compensation with a view 10 maxim
some recommendation to the ne
meeting of the board of director
which shall meet any fair or just
pectations of those in our operatiu
service.
Even II I were free To act | think
YOU must agree with me that ques-
tion of this magnitude should not be
pressed 10 a conclusion within the linn
its Of a few hours and without any
opportunity for consultation between
myself and representatives of our op-
Grating force.
MELVILLE r. STONE.
General Manager"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-15

only resign the position OF secretary
when he saw III to do So
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-04
PARsIFAL is COMING HERE.
Wasner's Mystic Festival Play VIII
Be Here January 16.


Be Here January 16.
Daniel L. Martin. advance agent OF
Parsifal was in the city yesterday
making ARRANGEMENTS for the APPEAR
ance OF Wagner's mystic festival play
at the Grapd here on January 16.
The coming Of this big attraction
viii no doubt create mucn interest in
local theatrical circles, as it will
be one Of the biggest productions
ever put on at .he Grand and which
is proving to be one of the largest
ever seen south
The company to present the play
is said to be an all star cast and no
doubt Parsifal viii be the production
Of the season in Brunswick It is an
nounced that the advance sale Of
seats will 90 on Monday, January a.
the prices ranging from 50 cents I'd
s2
The old custom Of commencing the
first act Of this play at $3.50 in
the afternoon and giving two.houl
dinner intermisson has beon done
away with, and now tne shows begii
at T.: IS and continues until II O'Clock
Il IS expected that one Of the largcs
houses ever seen in Brups@ick viii
be - the Grand to witness this jai-x
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Losing Money on tho Neuroes.

Atlanta. Jan. 3.-Agent o. NJ. Var
ley Of Golfers Weekly has written
a circular letter to agents working
under him throughout this territory
directing that no more. contracts on
the installment plan be made with
negroes, complaining that the com
pany has been losing money on such
contracts. This action is considered
interesting iu view Of the very friend
ly attitude Of this publication toward
the negro race.
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'LHUlH gnHEGE
D 1l Tx CITY
IN OPEN sNIT5k
f'5iR GH5 Gi5 7f5JI55Et III JI55Et
Caused Engine and Two
Hars 10 Jump Track, Do
lIg OUlllT VGilIGsb
NO ONE Was IHYatl
Fortunately Train Was MovinA at a
Slow Rate of Speed or WreA
Would Have Been a Seri- ~
Gus One.
NO ONE WAS INJURED

Southern passenger tfafH
from Atlanta, due in Brunswick Is
terday afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock,
struck a split rail just opposite the
plant OF the STANDARD Oil Company
n tae northefn section of the city.
he engine and TWO cars jumping the
track and doing considerable dam.
age. Fortunately no one was In
iured
The train, Of course, being in the
city limits, was moving along at
very slow rate Of speed when the
split switch at the north end of tae
aorth lead track was struck, and con-
sequently a serious accident was
Eerted- HAD the train been moving
at speed even as great as % or 30
miles an hour a number Of lives
would no doust have been lost and
serious damage would have been the
result
Engineer Ross Burgay was at the
throttle and the train was in charge
Of conductd Edison. The train was
moving up ASstreet slowly when the
plit switch was struck. AS soon as
Engineer Burgay realized what had
happened he applied the brakes, but
not until the engine. the mail and
baggage car had jumped tie track.
The engine, No. 945, an unusually
heavy locomotive, was buried In the
iirt above the driving wheels, while
the tender was thrown cross ways
the track. It Ia thought tnat the
engine has been seriously damaged.
The two other cars jumpea the track
entirely and, like the engir are now
lying almost completely tu ned over.
Passengers We're much frightened
by the wreck and they rus ed out TO
SEQ what had caused tie {. uble. The
conductor telephoned to t. city for
hacks and several Of then. soon ar.
rived and the passenger, nail, ETC.,
was brought to the city.
The tracks Of the South as well
&c the Coast Line are sail blocked
and all trains both Passenger and
freight, departing and arriving in
the city since the accident, have teen
compelled to use the oil Southern
tracks around the city The A., B.
& A. track was not blocaad by the
wrecked engine and cars
A wrecher from Jacks ayille will
arrive in the city early this morning,
having been wired for ye4 erday, and
it win at once begin the work Of
righting the engine and cars, there
fore it is expected that The tracks
will be clear some time during the
day
There were a number Of passen.
gers on the train and # is fortunate
That the accident occurred in the city
limits, where the train was com
PEELED to move slowly. Ordinarily
the wreck would have been most
serious one. the engineer and fire
man, as Yell as other members Of
the train crew, escaped without in.
iurv
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STANDS BY THE PRESIDENT IN
HIS ATTITUDE TOWARDS
NEoAQ TROOPS
a, i. cagsatt's WIZ.

Phlialet1aia Jaif Counsel fof
the estate Of the late A J Cassett
issued statement late today to the
effect that Mr.. Cassett, by his will,
left his entire estate to Mrs cassett
and in equal shares to his children
The children are Capt Edward b
Cassett, Robert X Cassett and Mrs
w Plunkett Stewart Mrs Cassett
tie three children and the Fidelity
Trust Company Of Philadelphia are
appointed executors Of the will No
intimation is given as TO the value OF
the estate
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A Missouri Traaedx.

Carthage Mo, Jan. 3.-Dr. j. W
Meredith was shot and probably ia.
tally wounded by Arthur Sanderson
at the latters home here today San.
derson mad called the physician to at.
tend his wife and then met him at
the door and fired sanderson, who
was arrested, asserted that Dr..
Meredith had broken up his home.
Meredith says sanderson shot with.
out proyocatioa.
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Bennett G Lsmbdin
Convicted Of ArIon.

Trenton. n. j., Jan. 3--After a trial
lasting twenty-eight days, David H.
Bmnd and John Brand his brother
were convicted in the Mercer court
today on a charge OF aiding ana abet-
ting in an attempt 10 burn taeir de
partment store in July, 1905 There
were two things that initiated against
the Brands during the trial Cne was
that the stock in the store was insur
ed for $l41,O00 and the appraisal af
ter the fire showed the stock to be
worth only $4,000. The other ~was
the falsyfying of looks
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lMpRo0rae t-..re ........
New oyster Shells Have Been Placed
in Several Places.

The city has started out the new
year on the right line if It viii only
Keep p slle aoa which e
badly needed an als Sections or the
city.
During tne past few days many
hundred bushels of oyster shells have
been placed on several streets T
street, from the union depot to A has
been paved with shells and several
other thorougnfares have been inn
proved.
There are many streets in the city
badly in need Of new paving and IT
is hoped that the city will repair them
as soon as possible
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CAUGHT
UNDER BUILDING
WALLS OF A BIG STRUCTURE
COLLAPSED IN NEW YORK
YESTERDAY.

New York. Jan 3,--Seven men were
severely injured, two Of them proba
bly, fatally, tais afternoon by being
caught under falling walls Of large
structure which collapsed
The men were engaged in work
on the Bronx when the walls gave
way and came down with terrific
crash. They were caught by the fall
ing debris and severely injured Il
is not known what caused the walls
to collapse
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Birmingham, Ala, Jan. because
il was hinted that preparations were
being made to send Mrs Louise n.
Howard, a white woman about IS
years of age, TO the insane asylum
at Tuscaloosa. she hanged herself
with a strap at O'Clock this morn
ling she was suspended from a bed
post when found by her brother-in.
law az whose home at Oak Crest
she has been residing for several
months.
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couIdn,t Live Without Office.

Boston. Jan. 3.-Depressed. it is
believed. over his defeat for re-elec-
tion to an office. which he aad filed
for twenty-five consecutive years,
Thomas Temple, who was until yes.
terday the register OF deeds for Suf-
folk county, took his own life at his
home ia Neponset today, by inhaling
Illuminating gas Temple was 20
years of age. Z.
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At THE GRAND LAST NIGHT.
.Are You a Mason" Presented to
Small Audience.

Are You a Mason?", a three-act
'1medy, vas tic bill al the Grand
last night, but only small audience
was present TO greet the production.
Tho comedy was good one and
there were plenty Of comical situations
during the play to bring forth laugh.
ter from the audience. The cast was
very good one. The show, in a
way, demonstrated how married men
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% ~
1BIEELY TO SUCCEED HIN
He is at Present at the Head Of the
Carnegie steel company-story
Of corey's Discharge Not
Confirmed

..srs' 5sea =
Jan. IA rumor was
persistent in Wall street circles to-
day that W. f. Corey, for some time
at the mead of the steel trust. has
lost his position as president Of that
gigantic organization.
Efforts to confirm the rumor Of
ficIally have failed. but the same re-
port came here today from Plttsbus,
President Corey's headquarters. Just
why he mas lost out with the steel
trust Is not known.
It Is also perslstently rumored that
A. c. Dinkey, at present at the head
of the. Carnegie Steel CompaQy m
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oogecHse COMES ON TUESDAY
Second Freiahter Of the 5eS gLine
Leaves Tomorrow.

Second Freiahter Of the 5eS Line
Leaves Tomorrow.
The steamer Ogeechee. tai lsecond
freight ship Of the Bee Line sill. ac-
cording to previous annou0 leme1t.
sail from New York tomorrow after
noon, arriving In Brunswick Tuesday
morning The Ogeechee has
hsse,st the pier OF tne company Tor
5ast two or three days receig-
her cargo. and It is understood
be Is well loaded
His steamer is similar In every
" to the satilla. now in port She
yhas about the same carrying capacity
Is the same size and is really sis
ter ship Of the SatllIa.
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A zine Lot Of Flsh.

Tnurlow's Fish Market at 225 Grant
street, received 8 large shipment OF
halibut, trout bass. mackerel and
othep sea bottom FISH.
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John w. Bennett,
W. w. Lamhdln.

Referring to the inclosed announce
ment OF the formation Of the new
law hEm Of Bennett & Lambdin, at
Waycrcss. Ca, we beg TO say that we
shall make a specially Of cob -ctious,
commercial and bankruptcy practice,
and the trial of litigated cases in all
the courts in southeast Georgia state
and federal We beg to be favored
with your patronage, and snail give
our prompt. personal and vigorous at
.tention 10 all business intrusted to
D Yoafs truly.
Bennett G. Lambdin.
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strIke pIdn,t MaterlaIIze.

New Orleans. jar. 3.-Tle rumored
SYMPATHETIC strike Of the switchmen
Of the Southern Pacific failed to
here today. The striking
hremen here continue silent and no
Of their plans is to be had
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NAV LAw FIRM ~ wAYcRosa.
Solicitor General Bennett Takes in a
Business Partner

The following announcement was
received in Brunswick yesterday by
friends Of Solicitor General John ".
Bennett, of this circuit, who makes
his home in Waycross:
We beg to announce that we have
this day formed partnership for the
general PactIce of the law Ia all the
courts, state and federal, under the
Grm many of Bennett & Lambdln,
with Offices in the Lott-Hitch build
ing, Waycross. Georgia,