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yOL XXXV
Established In 1878
ni Tim Const Mnll
MARSHFIELD, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1912 EVENING EDITION
i OREGON MURDERERS ARE
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED
MB
hi piA i am....u i
mm. CHANGES FOR METHODISTS
A Consolidation of Tlnu'i, Const Mull
nntl Coos liny AdxcrtUcr.
No. 24B
George and Charles Humph
reys to Pay Death
Penalty.
onMllfiTED OF SLAYING
MRS. ELIZA GRIFFITH
Gov. West Expected Stay Exe
cution Until After Election
! Next Novemrjer.
at Associated Proaa to Coob Boy
' Times.)
C0RVALL18, Ore, May 3. Geo.
.. nhnrlea Humphroys, convlctod
JJf tbo murdor of MrB. Eliza Qrlfflth
,Mr Plymouth woro Bontoncod by
jadw Hamilton today to bo hnngod
.t iha State ponltonlary, Juno 14th.
xi men rccolrod tho announcomont
cl the court with Indlfforonco. Tho
eondemnod men woro taken to Salom
ihortly after scntenco was pronoun
ce. nEI'IHKVH 11Y WEST.
ROOSEVELT TO
WIN DISTRICT
CoTcmor to Pro cut Execution Un
til After rtnvcmucr uicciioii.
(Br Awoclatod Press to Coos Dn
Times )
SALEM. Oro., May 3. fJcorgo and
Ctirlcs HumphroyB, Bontoncod at
rartallls todny to bo hangod fon tho
Border of Mrs. isnzn uriiiuu, roncn
td tto ponltontlary this nftornoon.
Cosilderablo Interest Is nrousod by
tit caso becauso of tho stntomont
el 0o7nrnor West Bovornl months
ko that ho will not pormlt nn oxo-
cation fur murdor during his term
if oflce. .Shortly after tho arrest of
tie Humphreys, Oovomor West
tutftd that If tho mon woro convlctod
udicntcncod to death, ho would not
commute, tho scntenco but would
Tint a rcprlove until nftor tho No
Trmbi't eloctlon when It Is oxpocted
tie tutors will pass upon tho quos-
tlcn nf abolishing cnpltal punlsh-
BIBt,
Republican Primaries at Spo
kane and Eastern Wash
ington Give Him Leadv
(Dy ABsocfatcd Press to Coob Day
Tlmo.)
SPOKANE, Wn., Mny 3. Resultfl
of Iho republican primaries yestor
dny prnctlcally nssuro n solid Rooso
volt dolcgntlon of slxty-ono delegates
from Spoknno county to tho stnto
convontlon at Aboroecn. Tho ro
turns rocolvod at tho present tlmo
Bhow Roosovolt will havo 304 dolo
gatcs to tho county convention to
morrow with 21 G noccsBary control.
Tho results of tho primaries gavo
KoosovoJi n decided lead for two del
egates to the national convention to
bo soloctod from tho third congress
ional uiBinct, embracing nlnotcon
counties In eastern Washington. Ac
cording to tho results of tho primar
ies hold so fur In tho district, Rooso-
volt, It 18 cstlmntod will havo 112
delegates to tho district convention,
Tnft 31 nnd LaFolIotto ono with
nlnotcon contested. Only 121 dele
gates nro neodod to control tho con
vention nnd twolvo moro votes of n
contesting dclogntlou In Chclnn coun
ty will glvo tho victory to Roosovolt
In this district.
Twenty-four Bishops of Church
Request That Restriction On
Amusements Be Withdrawn.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Tlmo.)
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Mny 3.
'Tho American pcoplo nro too far ad
danced to longer bo restricted by
church rules ns to whnt their
amusements shall bo. Tho rules pro
hibiting dancing, card playing, gam
bling and golnir to theaters, circuses
nnd horso rncos thcroforo should bo
port presented today to tho gouorul
conference of tho Methodist Episco
pal church by nn order of tho bishops.
In rocommondlng tho radical change
tho 2 1 nctlvo bishops stipulated tho
church should not bo Indifferent on
these subjects, but that tho peoplu
should bo loft to Judgo for thom
solvos whnt nro right or wrong
nmusomonta. Doforo thorn tho only
Injunction Is that of John Wcsloy for-
iiinuiB ui ouuu inversions
bids
FDOTE JURY UNABLE TO AGREE:
IS
DISCHARGED THIS AFTERNOON
COMPENSATION
UOOSEVElT MAS CONTROL
1PR0VEMENTS
AT SMITH MILL
(Contract for Electric Plant
Practically Closed Figure
On Suction Dredge.
The 0. A. Smith coinimnv will closo
ue contract today or tomorrow with
tt C. 0. Mooro company, of San
Francisco, for tho machinery and
equipment for tho now oloctrlcnl
Wer plant which thoy will Instnl
ttre. Tho mnchlnorv will ho fur-
tlibcd mostly by tho Gonornl Eloctrlc
company through tho San Francisco
Arm.
The plans cnll for two turbines.
200O klllomatss nnd ono COO
lowatts. Tho smallor turblno Is to
w ready for servlco In throo months
"d t .6 tthnl.i nlniit In In li nnm.
Pitted within six months. It will
lenerato upwards of 3500 horsepow
er and will furnish powor for olectrl-
JIDE tho Illlll tlm ,ul mill ...wl Mm
electric logging opoiutlons.
figuro On Now Dredge.
Hie 0. A. HmlH. n.,innn., I nl.n
.i . - "" M....V.4 l.Uilll.illl,jr ,a ft.ou
"Urini: Oil hni'lllf. n a.intlnti .li-mliut 1
limit. . .... 44 HllbllUH U.Mt)V (
'ar 10 tiiu govornmont drodgo
Oregon, built for uso horo. Thoy
nan on getting a 10 or 12-lnch
OittlKe tn lninrin 11. l...il..,. .,.!
jork around tho booms. Tho
orit of this clasB planned would
P auch a drodgo busy for two or
e years. While tho contract has
Ot )et tlppn n..,...l.l 4 ., l,l.l
"l be soon.
Huh Moro Thiui JOO Over Necessary
Number at SM)l(unc.
(Dy Associated Press to tho Coot Day
Times..
8POKANE. Wash., Mny 3. Com-
ploto returns from tho precincts glvo
Itoosovolt 301 Vi dolegntos, Tnft 4(5
and Ln Kollotto 3. Tho county
precincts whoro tho primaries woro
hold Inst Saturday solcctod 29 Vj
Itoosovolt dolegatcs, assuring tho
Itoosovolt forces of 331 votes In tho
county convention with 21C ncccssnry
to control.
ASK RECOUNT
IN BAI STATE
Politics in Massachusetts Bad"
ly Muddled As Result '
of Contests.
BILL ATTACKED
Senator Reed Scores Proposed
Workmen's Legislation
In Senate.
(Dy Associated PrcsB to Coob Day
Tlmo.l
WASHINGTON, May 3. Sonntor
Rood of Missouri on rosumlntr his
speech on tho workmen's compensa
tion bill In tho Sonnto today do
nouncod tho mcasuro as tho most re
volutionary legislation undertaken
for twenty years. Ho said It would
wlpo out all common laws nnd rights
as well as tho statutos and acts of
congress.
Hcod nssortod that labor organi
zations as such had had no opportun
ity to pass on tho morlts of tho pond
ing bill nnd took tho pbsltion that
no frlond, of organization labor such
ns hlmsolf could afford to voto for It
In absonco of tholr approval, Sonn
tor Overman said tho railroad mon
who had como to Washington to pro
tost when tho bill was' boforo tho
Judiciary commltteo fnilod to oven
enter tho room. Ho stntod that ono
of tho men said to him that if ho
mado a protost ho would loso his In
suranco and bo oxpollod by othors
from his order. Hcod ropliod that
this was ovldonco tho mon had boon
corruptod by othors which ho said
would bo saved many millions by tho
onaotment of tho proposod law.
TR! TO ENO
M
W
as. cannot bo taken In tho namo of
mo i.oru, jesus," gambling Is con
demned and tho lino not drawn im.
twecn tho raco track gambler nnd tho
- - w w rrwvvv
PAPERS TIED
UP BY STRIKE
Leading Dailies Have Difficulty
Printing and Distributing
Publications Today.
(Dy Assoclatod Press to Coos Day
Times.)
CHICAGO, May 3 Tho differ
ences botwoen tho pressmen nnd tho
publishers of tho principal Chicago
dallies today assumed tho nspoct of
a determined contest, nlthough tho
prospects of sottlomcnt nro bolloved
by soma not far distant. Limited edi
tions of tho nftornoon pnporn woro
printed nnd cnrrlcd from tho nows
papor offices by wagons under guard.
(Dy AEHoclatcd Press to Coos Day
Times.)
CHICAGO, May 3. Tho differ
ences between tho prcssmon's union
and the principal nowspnpor pub
lishers hero which Interfered with
tho regular publication of tho nftor
noon papers yesterday and thq morn
ing papers Coday aro still unsottlcd.
Preparations lavo boon mndo to print
and tho bono Is oxnrcsscd that tho
difficulty will speedily bo adjusted.
Wagonmon and nowsboys havo com
plicated tho situation by siding with
tho pressmen nnd few stands con
tained tho rogulnr morning papers.
Papers from nonrby cities wero dis
tributed In tho suburbs.
SHOOTING AT
SOUTH SLOUGH
LEVEE GONE,
T
W
Two Shots Fired at William
Joiner and Tom Talbot Near
Scene of Evans Murder.
According to reports, from 8outh
Slough, n second nssasslnatlon nearly
occurred thero tho other night. Ow
ing to tho recent mystorlous murdor
of Jacob Evans, near tho scono of tho
second attempted Bhootlng, tho af
fair has caused qulto n stir.
Tho storv In that Wllllnm Jolnnr.
who first discovered tho Evans mur
dor, and Tom Talbot, who was visit
ing m mo joiner rnnclt, hoard a
noiso about tho promises lata In tho
ovonlng. Thoy wont outsldo to boo
wnnt tno troublo wob. Tholr appoar
nnco was quickly followed by two
ririo Bhots, tho ballots imboddlng
thomsolvcs in a building nonrby.
Who could hnvo flrod tho bullets or
what their motlvo was Is a mystory.
This will probably result In hasten
ing tho investigation of tho Evans
murdor. Nothing now has dovolopod
In tho nffnlr nsldo from tho Investi
gation of tho story of tho half-breed
woman wIiobo forecast of tho Evans
murdor rccontly enmo to llcht.
It Is also understood thnt an offort
Is bolng mndo to locato a young man
whom Evans had omployod on his
rnnch last wlntor nnd to whom P. A.'
Gratfort, n nophow of Jacob Evans,
toforrcd In ono of his rccont lottors.
I3ut llttlo Is known of tho youth's
Identity.
For somo tlmo nnst. thero havo
boon a number of hard characters In
tho South Slough ucctlon nnd thoro
has been much 'turmoil thero. Onco
or twlco tho officers hnvo considered
tho advisability of starting a crusndo
to drlvo thorn out of thnt country, but
nothing has ovor been done.
Peace Commission Named to Rush of Mississippi Flood
(Dy
"EI'OltT IS DENIED.
I'allai, Government Says Wnrtdiln Is
I IR Nt r'(,st'
: "7 Associated Press to Coos Day
imwn Times.)
"UJlL. Itnlv Mntr rrl, Ilnlln
Jorernnipiit .i..i- .' 4 ,.. ....
' v. "cuil-"orto" was drivon on tho
rc "a and cut.!, .i. m..i I.....
coast. near Zuara.
Associated Pross to Coos Day
Times.)
D08TON, May 3. The tiling to
dny of potitlons foi primary recounts
mny delay until Juno tho Issuing of
certificates of election of tho doio
gatos to tho Chicago and nnltlmoro
national covontlons. Petitions for
recounts woro filed by tho Tnft mnn
agors In nearly all tho cltltos nnd
Inrgo towns. Recounts nlso woro
askod In mnny congrosslonnl districts
and by tho Itoosovolt dologntes In tho
eight nnd 10 districts whoro press
returns gavo Tnft tho delogatos by
narrow margins.
TllEATV CALLED OFF
Treat Direct With Revo
lutionists There.
(Dy Associated Pvss to Tho Coos
Dn rim oa)
WASHINGTON, May 3 Tho ap
polntment by tho Mexican congress
of a poaco commission to treat dir
ectly with tho revolutionists is con
bldercd by tho Stnto Dopnrtmont
olllclals to bo significant. It Is bo
lloved to Indicate that tho Mexican
congress Is determined to act on Its
own Initiative In endeavoring to tor
mlunto tho war. No Indication has
ronched horo whether President Mn
doro has given his approval.
Conditions nt Sallna Cruz nro be
coming serious, according to reports
Tho Drltlsh cruiser, Algorlno, will
roach Mnzatlan on tho west coast of
Mexico In a weok to tako aboard tho
Drltlsh refugees who deslro to de
part, Similar sorvlco Is being per
formed on tho east coast by tho cruis
er Melpomeno.
Waters Over Louisiana
Lowlands Today.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Da;
Tlmo.)
NEW ORLEANS, La., May 3.
Eight aro roportod to hnvo bocn
drowned this afternoon whon tbo
Mississippi lovco, nonr Morgansca,
La., broke, flooding tho surrounding
country.
Later. It is donlcd thnt lovco nt
Morgansoa has gono out or thnt thcta
was any loss of llfo, Tho situation,
however, is desperate.
1
RAILWAY NEWS
OF COOS BAY
Interest Centers In Terminal
Meeting and Council Meet
ing Tonight.
to
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II.ll(iIlTOVKn
A GAME OF CARDS !
' ' SSflrlnfn.l TIrnaa Jk
Camilla Objects to Amendments
Fisheries agieemeni.
(Dy Assoclntod Pross to Tho Coos
Tlmos.)
OTTAWA, Ont., May .1. Tho Can
adian govornmont Is expectod to
withdraw Its approval of tho propos
ed International fisheries tronty In n
fow days. Tho falluro of the United
States senato to ratify tho proposod
arrangement I tho cause. The
troaty was ratified by the Canadian
House but not tho United States sen
nto which mado certnln amendments
objectionable to Canada.
PIIOIJK IS CONTLNTKD
English Investigation or 'ninnie
Disaster nesunieu unii.
Associated Prow to Coos Day
Tlmos.)
,'DOV. May 3. Sir minis
i?io o..,ii.. ...., ,Toooa aimrnnv general, continued
P.I - . '..'"! . """ "-. .-'.".!.. I tn,lm. h.
trr,-r,t ' ll ne" I'otts. his op- with tno wie.-K coiuimiii . -
ed "1" dangerously wound- .hear testimony In connection wltn
l - ' IWn mnii mmrraloil Allhn .rclf nf tile lllBUIU. IUI u '
OVPl. " " 'hii -r ... u ...- - -
AT. ..;. Ul'"1011 lr0SS , English
rntT' N1 X' Ga- Mny 3. Two I)
' J f- j ,ullv08 hero t0. (Dy As
ut u ji p, mci,nrd unrpor, 4.
hX-n , ' 1nK t0 ft prominent LONI
kV,i .' r,n family, was Isaacs.
CONDITION IN MEXICO
In
(Dy
Little Proiiicct of Improvement
Conditions There.
Associated Pross to Coos Day
Times.)
HOI'STON, Tox May 3. U. S.
Marshal Drewster has Just returned
from the Mexican bordor nnd Is of
tl e opinion that little poaco or bet
terment In the conditions in Mexico
will result In the nonr future and
that other than intervention thero Is
TO CONTINUE
WORK ON LINE
TERMINAL RAILWAY DIRECTORS
POSTPONE FINAL ACTION ON
NUMI1EH OF MATTERS UNTIL
L. J. SIMPSON RETURNS.
At tho conclusion of tho meeting
of tho dlroctora of tho Terminal Rail
way this afternoon, It wns statod that
tho only buslnoss transactod wits
mnklnu arrancomonts for fully corn-
little to be done on the part of tho I plying with tho company's franoblso
.NORTH IIEND'S OFFER
C. J. Mlllls, who Is horo ropro-
sontliig tho Southern Pacific,
stated this nftornoon that North
Dond had offored tho Southern
Pacific two hundred ncres ol
land freo If tho compnny 4
would ngrco to locato Its shops 4
nnd terminals thoro. Ho did
not spoclfy tho locntlon of tho
tract, but it Is supposed to bo
near Pony Slough.
WILL REMAIN HERE
Owing to MrB. 0. J. Mlllls bo
lng too 111 to trnvol, Mr. .Mlllls
will not lonvo tomorrow as ho
had planned. Ho will romaln
horo for another week, probably.
Fail to Convict Aged Slayer of
Charles Wilcox at Co-
quille Today.
ONLY ONE JUROR
WAS FOR ACQUITTAL
Balance Unable to Unite On De
gree of Guilt Court
1 Adjourns.
(Special to Tho Times.)
COQUILLE, Ore, May 3. -Tno
Jury in tho caso of W. R Footo, In
dicted on tho clmrgo of murdor fn
tho second d,ogroo for the killing..
Chas, Wilcox on tho stioots of Cjo
qulllo n fow months 00, reported
flbagroomont a. 3 o clock tlilsnftar
rxon nnd woro ordered dischargoVl
by Judgo Donson. The ensu went i
tho.Jury at ton o'clock last night.
Tho falluro to ngrco wns not un
expected, In fact mnny who had fol
lowed tho trial throughout had pov
pnosiod it.
AccorJlng to nn unofllclnl report,
tho Jurora stood six for nn Insanity
verdict, ono for acquittal, two for
manslaughter and throo for second
dogroo murdor whon tho last ballot
was takon.
As n result of tbo disagreement,
now trial will bo roqulrcd. Just
whon It will bo brought up again, 1m
not known.
Judgo Donson gavo written In
structions to tho Jury, tho gist df
thorn bolng that Footo should ha
found guilty unless tho Jury cqnsliN
orod that tho dofonso had provod Ji&t
yond a roasonnblo doubt thnt Footo
was Insane whon ho klllod Wilcox.
Fqur formp of vordlct woro furn
ished to tho Jury. Ono wns not
guilty becnuso Footo was lnsanw,,
ono of .second dogrco murder nrul
ono of manslaughter.
Tho Jurors In tho Footo caso wore::
C. O. Curtor, J. W. Offlold, F. I
Lowq, Goorgo Cox, F. A. Goldon, M.
M. Young, 11. D. Wolgard, T. D. KM,
D. Moyors, J. W Hlldobrnnd, 0. IV.
Kaufman nnd A. E. Dettys. a
Immediately nfloi- tho roport Qf
tho Jury, Judgo Donson ndjourno'd
court until .Mny 13 whon Judgo Cok
will ronvono It ugaln. Judgo Ron
has to loavo tomorrow nn tho Rronk
wator for his home at Klamnth Falls.
United States Americans nro sub
jected to constant pott' Insults from
Mexlcaus.
pver a
B no of cards.
gran-
4 A. '
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CESt-ctWWS'S B,
i Mvm
aaKGEIi
KORD'
lost ,'?., JIny NEW THINGS
10 nnd 15
0UQAT f000 and KONEY
rORn-a T?.-POUW at STAF-
I It n nnTIlIIIIMMIIIII.
soj'. who nesus i" .
granted permission to the Seamen s
Union and the Imperial Mercantile
Guild to be represented nt the hear
ing. Pnrticular attention was direct
ed to the equlpmont of vessel and her
speed ns si o entered tho Icebearg sea.
FREES-Doat 'r?0l7F
.. hat hnutrht at the VOGUIi
NL'W POL1TIOAL HILL.
Prohibits All fiovtiiniiiont Employes
from Special Acthlty.
(Dy Associated Press toCoos Day
Times.)
WASHINGTON, May 3. Repre
sentative Hull of Toxas, a domocrat,
today Introduced a bill Intondod to
prevont government employes from
participating In presidential cam
paigns or halng ofllclal connection
with any organization or movoment
looking to such election. The bill
would Impose a flno of five hundred
dollars and summary dismissal.
8 SATURDAY and SUNDAY. MILLINERY, NORTH nEtVD
WHEAT $2 PER CWT. SATUR
DAY AT HAINES.
In Mnrshfleld so that tho construc
tion work will go steadily on.
It wns stated that action on otlior
matters that came up was postpouod
until the arrival of L. J. Simpson,
tho only director who was nbsont at
today's mooting. This is prosumod
to havo boon mntter relating to tho
Southorn Pacific's proposition to
gain entrnnco to Marshflold.
It is stated that another mooting
of tho Terminal Railway directors
will bo hold Just as soon ns Mr.
Simpson roturns.
ALL LOCAL ELKS
Aro requested to call on tho see-
retary, Goo. II. Rotnor, at once,
havo their measurements takon
for uniforms. Orders must bo
given Immediately to bo In tlmo
for the convention. i
Intorcst In tho local railway situa
tion today contorod In tho mooting
of tho directors of tho Terminal
Railway to bo hold this nftornoon
nnd tho mooting of tho Marshflold
city council tonight to consider tho
Southern Pacific's application foi u
frnnchlso,
Tho mooting of tho Tormina! Rail
way directors Is private but It Is not
unlikely thnt a now stntomont will
bo Issued by thorn relntlvo to their
attltudo on thq Southorn Puclflc's
proposition. u, H. winsor enmo
down from North Dond to attend tho
meeting,
The council mooting tonight pro
mises to bo a rather lively ono. It
Is understood that 0. J. Mlllls will
present tho drnft of his ro vised franchise.
fng up tho North Front street pare
mont for tho trnck and nnothor force
Is nt work on South Droadwny north
from El rod.
I'nrtlos from North Dond today
who nro closo In touch with tho sit
uation thoro declared positively to
day that tho council thoro would
grant tho Southorn Pacific's fran
chise. A. 0. Rnnb, C. S. Winsor and
sovornl others voiced this opinion.
Nothing now tins boon rocolvod
from II. A. Sumner rolntlto to devel
opments In tho Pacific Groat Wcstorn
nnd tho North Const lino projects.
It Is oxpocted thnt moro doflnlto In
formation will bo obtained from hint
In a week or ton days.
Nothing hns boon given out reln
tlvo to tho developments on tho Coos
liny nnd llolso, Englncor Hnlnos and
n force nro at work op tho survey
and E. G. Flanagan and Potor Loggia
nro still busy on right of wny nogo.
tlatlons.
0. II. Marsh who has boon handling
right of way matters for tho South
orn Pnclflo on this oud stated this nf
tornoon that his work was practlc-
nlly completed. Ho snld thero woro
only a fow plocos to closo up for
nnd ho now bollovos thnt all of It will
bo seen rod without condemnation lit
igation except in possibly ono In
stanco In North Rond.
Atiton Lino Progress.
Somo mnrked developments In tbo
Coos Day and Eastern Railway for
which Taggart Aston made tho sur
voy Inst yonr to Rosoburg nro ox
pocted within tho noxt fow weeks.
General Manager Hoopor now has
tho mnttor up with tho London syn
dicate which Is financing tho project
nnd doflnlto steps mny bo tnkon soon.
It Is snld that tho work on this
project has boon dolnyod somewhat
by tho construction of 350 miles ot
railway south from Rockport, Texas,
by tho syndicate which Is behind tho
Coos Day and Eastern
Parties who nro in closo touch
with 0. A. Smith aro said to bo giv
ing him ns authority for tho stito
mont thnt tho prosper ts nro bright
for tho construction to Coos Daf by
N7r innrt?n.l linn(no an tut act nu1l
bo nscortalnod today, have boon mado, another lino from the northeast or
In tho franchise. However, tho ills-,00"' wuoiiior mis memm mo un
cusslon tonight muy result In somo. ' Jlnes or not ,fJ R mnttor of spooula-
It Is expectod that City Engineer! "on.
Gldley will make a spotlal report on'AAAA4..AAAAAAAA(kAA
tho offset the changes In tho Droad-
( 41UU, 1IU1U11 uj tllU OMUU1UIII
Pacific, would have on intersecting
streets, i
Many woro of tho opinion today
that tho Terminal Railway and
Boumorn raciuo woum goi logoinor 4
wnereoy uom lines wouiu uso lvront 4
street, in caso tnoy none, it is in
timated thero may bo a bitter legal
fight ovor tho location of tracks.
Construction on tbo Terminal
Railway Is being pushod ahead. To
day somo men resumed work on tear-
. ONE-HALF CENT
PIECES ARE PROPOSED
WASHINGTON, D. C, May
3. Tho Tronsury Dopartmont
has wltl'drawn Its opposition to
tho colnago of additional de
nominations of money and I
not opposing tho bill Introduced
by Ropresentntlvo Hulkloy, of
Ohio, providing for throo cent
and one-half cent plocos,
.- 1 ,m
PRICE HAINES' FLOUR.