The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-20
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The information which comes from Anniston that the Juvenile Court law is to be tested before the Supreme of every Black Belt County" said a Montgomery attorney yesterday.
 Sof all the acts passed by the Legis- lathfe perhaps no single one is more Snpopg9iar with court ofiielals Ths Iasa ,nis that under this net the small negro criminal can have absolute sway, with out fear of being touched by any court. And everybody Knows that negro boy six feet tall according to the testimony of his nanny and his other klnsfoik.
 Beyond doubt the act permits those small negroes to be used as tools by older criminals, for the courts are not years of age. Take for instance the eaee of a blind tiger. The proprietor can hire half dozen negro boys and flood the country with whiskey without sas So sent At to ahs ths pt penitens1ary his a may
 T was especially glad to learn that in the first hearing of the case Judge Thomas A, Coleman, IT., decided that the act was vofds
 How Many sacks To The Cigarettes
 Did you ever meet the man who ask you for the makings' in a honey voice and immediately upon the receipt of the desired articles begins a funny story and while deep in the mysteries sentmindeiy). and on the finish of the story pikes around the corner in ten flat .gait7 We'll, I have" remarks the inveterate cigarette smoker, as he friend. Why since this morning I have smoked about---well, fifteen cigar cites. and have used up four sacks of tobacco. 8a
 cigarettes from the ordinary sack of 'Bnll,' and here am with only fifteen cigarettes to my credtt--or discredit as you choose-r-and four sacks of tobacco gone. have been stung.
 And then, too, the 'crabber' meets you on the street later and when you ask him about the lost sack. he qsays that he Is sure that he returned 1t to insult to injury. Can you beat the nerve of ftf
 "But I am going to stop it. Howl Oh, easy. I am going to start smoking a pipe and use a brand of tobacco that pipe is better for you any way so they
 aweiI. so long. here comes my car: By the way, hand oyer that 'Bulf gave you awhile ago
 Accident to Mr. Mills.
 T was greatiy shocked" said Fed erai offieer yesterday, 'to see in this mornings Advertiser that one of our lost a leg in-R Nebraska railroad acei-
 MT. asills Is well known in Mont gomery. He has been here often in attendanoa on the United States Court had become widely acquainted in this vicinity. During last winters session of tha Federal Court, MT. Mills was here for some time. He Is anable and Joviai. We all like him Everyone or us was severely shocked to learn of his
 Hon. J. F. Stellings, of Birming- ham, was among the prominent guests staINnga has several cases of import Court, and he came over to get some Information about some of these.
 MT. c. A. wickersham, President and General Manager of the Western Railway of Alabama. with headquar- ters in Atlanta, arrived In the city yes- teraay in his private car on train 33, arriving here Rt ( o'clock. ,. Deputy Insurance Cornniasioner As bert c. Sexton, has gone 10 Atlanta. with the xtianfa- BirmIn shafn insu- rance Company rsceixership ease
 Mr. J. H. Eddy Secretary of the Alabama West Florida IIumber Manu- facturers' Association, spent yesterday in Montgomery. He returned to Bir- n,ingham last night
 Mir. R. F. Haziehurst, of Macon, was q guest in the city yesterday. MT. HasIehurst Is one of the best known cotton experts in the South.
 Mir. Temple seibels and Mir. George Peagler have returned from spending some time in Asnsviile. N. c.
 Mir. S; T; surratt, ticks. A k, t sge1t N s in the lengthy trip through Canada
 MT. ". D. Brown has returned from saratagoa. N. T.. where he spent the past month.
 Major E. B. Barker of The Selma Times. was q visitor at the Capitol yes- tsrday. >s.
 MT. F. L. Davidson, of Selma, Is in the city accompanied by his wife was in Montgomery last night
 MT. E. T. castleberry. of Talladega, is in Montgomery:
 . MT. William Gray, of Dadeville, Is visiting the city.
 MT, E. R. Burns of Marbury, is in the city.