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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
RooSErELpS TEX.iS TRIP,
YIN co 10 Colorado Also AFTER tho Re-
union of the l0uEh Riders.

NAsHiSGToN, Feb. l5-The plans for
President Rooseyet's trip 10 the Southwest
and the Rocky Mountain region carly in
the coming spring have been completed,
as faras the general feg lures are concerned.
The date OF lea wing Washington j. only
tentatively fixed blu It win probably be
on March -. The objective point will be
San Antonio, Tex where the President X
form or regiment Of Rough Riders will hold
a reunion on March 81
On the wav ~ san "a tonic Mr. Roosevelt
will stop at Louisville Ky, and Dallas,
Fort Worth and Austin. Tx The reunion
OF the Rough Riders Vii have many in
terestinR features, including a barbecue
and contests IN COW punching, bronco
husting. &c after the rrunicn a jack
rabbit hunt will hc held bu; whether the
President will participate in this or not
has not been disclosed.
After leay wing San Antonio Mr. Roosevelt
will make a buef visit 10 Houston. II no
public busiuess prevents, the President
viii then go to the Rocky Mountains Of
Colorado 10 hunt mountain lions and other
big game, and will remain there for four or
I've weeks
According 10 this pro Fremme. the Presi-
dent will not return 20 Washington until
about the middle Of May. tits hisintention
60 remain here from that time until June 20
or p. when he viii 60 20 Oyster Bay for the
summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
ATTACKS 4 GRANp JuRr.
Mayor Schmiiz of san Francisco Wants
10 stop Certain In,cStI cations.

SAN FRANCHISE, Feb. l5.-Iabor Union
Mayor Sohmitz, who used all the power OF
his administration TO defeat the recent
prosecution OF Ballot Box Suffer Weyman,
who was convicted. has now begun an at
tack on the Grand Jury which indicted
Weymnn Steffens and other members OF
the gang that violeted the law to help elect
Schnitz.
The Mayor sent last night remarkable
letter TO Auditor Baehr, declaring that the
Auditor acted illegally in approving what
10 calls the excessive bills of expenses Of
the Grand jury, and calling upon him to
reimburse the city for the money thus squan =
dered. As these bills only amount to 1900
mainly for auto hire in bringing with esses
before the jury. this complaint OF the Mayor
is absurd, and Foreman Andrews Of the
Grand Jury declared to-day that 1t was
simply an attempt to check the jury from
taking more testimony and brin ging more
Indictments against officials very near TO
the Mayor, If not the Mayor himself.
In case the Auditor should fail to furnish
the Grand Jury with funds, a public sub
scription will be started 10 carry on the
reform work which has already resulted
in the conviction and sentence Of Ballot
Box Suffer Weyman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
On. HARPER MAKES HIS WILL
Grave Results Feared From Operation TO
he Performed Next week.

CHICAGO Feb. 15-Dr. William R'iney
H1Ter. president OF the University OF
Chicago. has arranged his affairs in view
of the grave possibility OF surgical opera
ton to which he will submit next week. de
is suffering from a thickoning Of the walls
Of the intestines at the head Of the colon
The operation will take place Mt the Pres,
byte1ian Hospital and viii be- perforns d
by Dr. Charles McBumey Of New YORK,
who il on his way TO Chicago. DR.; McBnr-
ney operated on President Mchinlfy after
the latter rad been shot by C2olEof ..
Dr. HarpeI's two sons are hurrying homo
from Europe Samuel Harper. who las
been studying Russian LANGUAGE and
literature at the University Of Moscow Is
due to arrive in New York to-day. RobeI {
Harper, who las been in Consiantinople, rs
on a steamer in mdooean. aving been
notified of his fathers condition q week
ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
STATES POWER OVER RAILROAD
To he Tested IN n North Carolina Appeal
TO the Federal supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Feb. i5,--The right of n
State Railroad Commission TO compel O
railroad to run train between two points
within a State at time fixed by the Com
mission il TO be settled by the supreme
Court Of the United States.
The corporation commission of North
Carolina, which is the railroad commits
sion for that State, recently ordered the
Atlantic Coast Line to put on an extra
passenger train bet ycen Rocky Mount and
Selma, fiying o'clock as the hour at which
it should arrive at the latter ft0tion, 50 rs
to connect with through Southern trains
The road declined TO obey the order
for one reason that 1t WAS already running
seven passenger trains each way every
dav BET ween the two points The rom
mission thereupon took It's order TO the
State Court, which upheld the ruling and
1yed Feb 10 as the date for 1t taking effect.
The railroad then took an appeal to the
Supreme Court of North Carolina. which
in turn affirmed the Judgment OF the
District Court.
Counsel tor the Coast Line. a few days
ago. applied to Chief Justice Fuller OF the
Supreme Court Of tho United States for a
writ Of error. alleging, among other thing,
TINT "a II would cost the company about
SIS a day 70 obey the oruer and run the
train, It's effect would be denial OF its
rights under the Constitution that ~. prop
erty should not be taken without due process
of law The application was turned over
10 Justice White, and the latter, after con-
I sidering the papers, to-day granted the
writ Of error.
This action viii prevent the execution
! OF the order until the question can be re-
! viewed by the Supreme Court, but, as the
| case goes 10 the foot of the docket. II VIII
not be heard for year unless the court
| should advance II out Of order
This l. the first time that phase Of a State
I commissions power has been presented
| 10 the Supreme Court, There is one other
| case in the Federal records-that where
one of the railroads running out Of Nil
gaul.ee refused to put on a milk train rs
requested. The United States District
Court found against tho railroad and il
complied with the decree without appealing
10 the Supreme Court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
TWO WOUNDED IN CARD GAME,
Row In brooklyn Grocery store Sends
Italians to Hospital-Both May Die.

ylsidoro Capable. ~ years old, Of i0l
Henry street, Brooklyn and Raffel Cali
endo, "a years old, same address, we're re-
moved TO the Long Island Cole SO Hos
pital last night, Capable with bullet in
the left aide Of his head and Calendo with
a knife wound in the left hip. Both will
probably die.
The two men, with a brother Of
Ca hendo and Antonio Davena, - years
old. of Sixth street and Third avenue. and
Corinzo Devana. ~ years old. Of 23j East
Hath street. Manhattan, quarre led over a
game OF cards called 'tuoko' in the rear
~ the grocery store kept by Char Petro-
sino at % Union street. Several shots were
fred When tho smoke had cleared away
Capaldo and C9licndo were on the floor
aud the others had disappeared.
h1lTel Caleudo was removed under
arrp4' on a charge Of feloniou' assault,
"a was hi. brother Yinzcnzo. Both were
charged Wth Carrying concealed s9ra pous.
Antonio and CorIinzo Devlgd e. clpcd and
"a gouorh alarm WIS sent out fer their
arr, ,t.
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TALK OF HOOKER'S RESIGNING
ACCUSED JUSTICE NAY DECIDE
NOT TO FACE (H.iRGES.
Assembly Committee Grants His Request
Tor n Two Weeks Adjournment Of the
Hearing-IIis Counsel says lie VIII
Not De Out for Three or Four Weeks.

ALBANY. Feb. i5-It was said here to-day
that Supreme Court Justice Hooker had
made up his mind to resign his Office. None
Of his friends here would confirm the report
though many we're willing to believe it.
The Assembly Judiciary Committee to-
day granted the request OF Mr. Hooker
counsel, Lewis Z. Carr that the hearing
of the charges against the Justice be post
poned for two weeks There is NO certainty
however. uhat even at the end Of the two
weeks be will be able to appear before
the committee.
Lawyer Carr presented af1davits from
Dr. A. Wilson Dcdd. Justice Hooker's
family physician. and DR.. McDorald Moore.
Dr.. Dodd said that in his opinion 1t would
be three or four weeks before Justice Hooker
would be able TO be out Dr.. Moore said
in his nfldavit he thought 1t would be thirty
days However, MIR. Carr asked for but
two weeks adjournment, saying that at
the expiration Of that time the Judiciary
Committee could send a physician to Free
donia 10 have Justice Hooker examined.
hssemblyInan Calm asked II the committee
couldn't do that now.
Mr.. Carr, in regard 10 report that the
witness Ball was about TO leave the STATE,
present all witnesses who haYo been
sutpdnHed.
The committee Ind written 10 POST
MASTER General Wynne asking him TO fur
nish the committee with copies of letters
and other documents which passed be-
tween Justice Hooker and the Poet Office
Department The Postmaster-General re-
piled to-day that under no circumstances
would he furnish copies of the documents,
but that they were open Tor access 70 eny
committee or subcommittee that might
re cont to Washington. IT IA likely that
tho entire judiciary committee viii make
the trip TO Washington.
JAMESTOWN, y. T.. Feb. iS.-0pinion in
this section for some time has been that
Justice Hooker would resign rather than
face an open investigation Of his conneo-
ton with the Post Office scandal.
Three days before the railroad accident
in which he was injured, Orsino Z. Jones
of this city. who FIRST called public atten
ton to Hooker's connection with the scan
Gals revealed in the BTistow report, said'
Il am sure that Judge Hooker will never
face these charges"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
SESSION TO LAST INTO APRIL.
LEGISLATURE NOT LIKELY TOG GET
UNDER WAY UNTIL MARCH.

saxe's I'M 20 Head or Tipping starts n
Lively Discussion--Bnl to Permit -Four
Round Boxing Bouts between ANA
teurs Has a Good show 81 Passing.
ALBANY, Feb. l5-Members Of the Legis-
laturo have been disturbed lately because
apparently nothing has been Accomplished
In the seven weeks in which the Legislature
has been in session. II developed to-day.
however, that the Republican leaders are
entirely satisfied, and expect that the work
of tho session will be fully mapped out
by March !, and that everything can be
accomplished easily in that month.
1t had been expected that the Legislature
would be able to adjourn on Friday, March
81, but to-day Senator Raines. the Republi-
can leader in the upper branch, suggested
that the session might last week or two
longer.
Senator Saxes anti-tipplng bill 90
casioned considerable discussion in the
Senate to-day when 1t came up IN com
mittee of the whole. Senator Grady wanted
il nended so that he could tip pretty fe-
male servants.
Senator SAKE laid great stress on the
fact that he had received letter IRON
w. ID. Guthrie commencing tho bill. In
the letter Mr.. Guthrie said he had suffered
much from dishonest servants at his coun-
try place. The boil went over,
Aseembynvn Hartman has introduced
a bill amending the ode Of iTl Procedure
so that when defence Of contt7outory
negligence IL put in 1t shall be the duty
of the defendant to prove the negligence
on the part Of the p'airtiff. Mr. Hartman
SAYS 90 per cent. Of the oases against cor
porat,ons arc lost through tne present
code.
A bin introduced by Assemb lyman,
McManus prohibits the dispossessing OF
families in New York city for the non
payment of rent during storm or incleinent
weather
The chances are YER, favorable for pass
ing tho Amateur Athletic Unions bill du,
thorizing that body to conduct four round
boxing bouts between registered amateurs
II ia believed that the Senate Codes Com
mittee will shortly report the bill introduced
by Senstor Frawley providing for such
bouts This afternoon James i. sullivan
and Barlow s. Weeks, representing the
Amateur Athletic Union. and A. A Kirby,
president Of the intercollegiate Athletic
Association, appeared before the Senate
Codes Committee and spoke in favor OF the
bill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
FIGHT VIEW HUMANE SOCIETY.
President Ilaines objects Ia ITS Use OF
Henry BerHh's Name.

Albany, Feb. 1.-THE Senate Judiciary
Committee to-day gave hearing on tho
bill introduced by Senator Armstrong
which confers police powers on the Henry
Bergh Humane Society Of New York city.
The bill was opposed by President Haines
Of the American Society fer the Prevention
Of Cruelty 10 Animals.
1t was asserted that the new organiza-
ton had chosen it's name for the purpose
of deceiving the public and creating the
impression that It was branch OF the
American society OF which Mr.. Bereh was
the founder, thereby securing gifts intended
for the parent society.
The bill was favored by Attorney John
c. Coleman, who submitted TO the COM
mittee list Of the organizers Of the society.
There was need OF another society in New
York city, he said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
Arm, and Na,y ORDER.

wAsHN0Ioy, FEB. i5--Thcae army orders have
been .ssuea.
Col. Ernest y. Darlington. Inspector General
RON duty Hs Inspector General Atlantic Division
70 the Philippine as Inspector General. Philippines
Division
Col stephen Mis-, Inspector General from
pilcr ~ IrfIecfrr G~nrIai. 10 Governors Island.
vision
Col John I. Chlnbrr,ir. Inspector General TO
OF &c Of TIE iaepeUtur GeucrLl Of The Army.
. dAio- Fffhrr. g. Lord pr. u-.lrr. from san
Francisco, Poo Boston
Capt H"HIluIu O. I1r.r. Et.H r.err.H infantry.
g Ter "! l.ls-l.
Thee r-.rl orders taft '-.f. ... r.
CAP a. o "H- roo 'rH. ui.r -s-H. Sos, 500. IS.
10 faN IHI.. I...s ...I
On azra.r N.rI. o.. r.rH ..rI Sow Arn..
- A.i DO ,.e. r.I..,i1a st.r1..l
~ EI ~. frar Ua si t.s
pie. t'a -ta. .ns.r .r.-. .ast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
SETH BULLOCK TO PARADE.
TIE and fry Cowboys Arc Coming % Help
RoOscyeirs Inauguration.

WASHINGTON Feb. lj.-President ROose-
welt exp press ID his delight in a diameter
istic way to-day when informed that Capt.
Seth Bullock, his old friend and boon com
RAMON in Dakota Territorial days, will
come 10 Washington, accompanied by fifty
cowboys TO PARTICIPATE III the inaugural
parade on March &.
Assurances have been given that the
cowboy contingent will have good place
In the procession Capt. Bullock's band II
not composed Of real cowboys although
on March they will ho attired in tho cow
loy costume All Of them are ranch own
crs and several Of them are men OF wealth.
President Roosevelt has. personal ac-
ouaintnnco with q number of the men
Who will come here with Capt. Bullock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
MATCHES FoREsT RESERVE.
The Diamond Company to Conserve Tract
OF sO.OOO Acres Of woodland.

SAN Francisco. Feb. i5.-The Diamond
Match Company will adopt new scheme
for rnising timber in Butte county, Cal,
to supply its factory. The California
manager and attorney have arrived here
from attendance at the annual meeting
Of tho company In Chicago. At that meet
ing President Barber said:
I'VE have over 5000 acres Of valuable
timber land that promise. by system OF
timber culture which we propose establish-
ing, 10 give VIZ sn almost perpetual supply
of lumber for our foreign and domestic
fact ones."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
Named for Federal Judscehips.

WAsnINaIoG, Feb. i5-The President
to-day sent to tho Senate the following
nominations:
To be United States Circuit Judge for the
First Circuit. francis c. Lowell ~ Mass
achusetts.
10 be United States District Judge for tho
District or Massachusetts,, Frederick Dodge
OF Massachusetts.
Navy-To be Lieutcnanis, lieutouanis
Is vincent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
bids for C,y's Electric Light Experiment,

Street Cleaning Commissioner Woodbury.
opened yesterday bids for the construction
of the street refuse incnerating plant which
is intended to supply the power for the
electric lighting Of the Williamsburg Bridge
There were four bids, the lowest being
Ssi coo by the Ralph Gerstle Company,
which win get the contract. Bids for the
boilers and Installation OF the machinery
will be advertised for next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
Hedges 10 BE on Chanee's stan.

ALBANY, Feb, i5.-Gov- Higgins to-day
appointed Brig Gen l.. W Pettebone
Of the Fourth Brigade, Buffalo, and Job Z,
Hedges OF New York 70 act for this state
a. aides on the STAFF of MaJor-Ge Adnq1
n. Cbnifee grand marshal Of the inaugural
parade in Washington on March 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
Grnut nni.ns salaries.

Comptroller circuit has increased the
salaries of these assistant engineers in his
department: W. Z. Roach. 81. 100 to 81 400;
w H. Roberts, 81 800 TO 81 AGO; j. W. Reed,
81 800 TO 2,4oo T. E. Yermily and A. j,
Culver. 1850 TO 81 $50, and j. D. Van Bus
sum. 81, 500 10 s., 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
state nnlalns superlnt enelent neappoIntci.

ALBANY, Feb. i5.-Robert j. Hill Of New
burgh to-day was reappointed by the
State Trustees OF Public Buildings to the
place Of State Superintendent OF Public
Bmdine:5 for term OF two years. Frank
+. p rley. secretary to Gov Higgins was
appointed secretary to the board of trustees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
,,n,ements of NayaI Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE collier Aba
renda has arrived at Norfolk. the destroyer
Macdonough at San Juan, the destroyer
Paul Jones at Port townsend. tie destroyer
Whipple at Guantanamo and the collier
Sterling and destroyer Stewart at san
Juan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,
Atlantic CitJ.

Atlantic city. y. j.
STONE IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION
Claims preemlncnoe for rs ,Seailcl' eonStruS'
Whole Block on Ocean. Music throughout year
Sea water In all baths. Ice water and phones "a
rooms Capacity COZ Coll Booklet. owner.
shin MANAGEMENT. JOSIAH WHITE d SOUS.
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PAMNnR0KEas, SALES.
nuns STRONGHOLD. Auc,ioneer.

JULIUS sHoNGooD. Auc'ioneer.
rs Joseph shnneood' Sons. AuciS. % boveTy.
PLEDGED io f96 y i6ol Nsx regadt isid g sv.
roo. I7-Waiehes. diamonds. isTelry. dc: pedged
fe6 s5-biSmonds watches Iewery, &c. ard
all goods from pledges 5sls9 TO GosA. from iDoS II.
Feb 2i-MtIi' S ana women 5 clothing. DC. pledged
to Feb. Z 1901 D. Snbeystein's sons. 10 9TH av,;
' FEB. si@biamonds. watches and jcwelrY pledged
to Feb IA. 1914. J. J. Aaron & SON. 1871 Grand s..
CENTRAL AUCTION Co. NJ. sHERHAN. Au elton.
Ger. i52 and l5i canal St
Feb. lo-ny Il; Brgckgedsl, 47s cmnd e.. eia
Feb. ls-By l, N Levy. so' Columbus Az. eiota
FEB. ii~By Z Alter L SON. 500 Sd av., diamonds
iewrlTy &C.. pledged 90 FEB. !, 1905.
Feb. 2p-By II. AcAiecnan. 1880 Broadway, dis
In 1900 To No, 400 IN 1894. aud goods held over.
Feb, 2l-.By =. simpson GO, iia Wess i2d e..
1903. and goods held over.
RIB, ss@By II. Frecl. 20 New Chambers 81.
clothing 10 Feb is, 1904
l. l.. FlRCsKI. Auct.. 70 Boyery. sis 10 NJ
fcb. lG-By VIM. Simpson, icvclry
Fe6 2o-By & Lang y Co 6ss ON ay dsm7ra,,
watches ewelry and all pledges priorIo ttn -'' 'V'
Feb 20-By N. Bructhemer t'; 80 'n''n ~
clothing; &e. pledged pior ieb i' 'c',ta,u..
geh "a By Golds,one BIOS ~ t ~ S'h y. 10
watches. icwclry aud all pl'as-' f'i .-- 10 l''s'
ard all older dates held over ora e., 49,
Feb 23-By NJ \. fr-rfaeinti. 30 - se.1
opera g.Assos. plated ware .l,. -oost az J. t~Bro
PRIOR Feb. 70. 1904.
ELI soBEI.. Auct o. Boptr5 ssAs ID A. u. sn
goods pledged 10 Feb. 10. lrlt --,4
Feb i6-NloihlnR J. lr.Is 'ail7 'a' % -. W..
Feb l7-Jewoiry. II. MuA1a 'lI.s' S4a we"
t7d Sc. $50, -. -. 4
Feb 2o-Tntirc STOCK Of clothing. al dToss and
tuxedo suits Schwartz DAVIS. 'oi an Az D
Michel 707G ID az. 1850 80, -, -.
Feb 2l-JcWcry. 3 Wrphkef a '''', 20. ~ , sN'
Feh. 32-JcRclB. lsaacs h4c4AS"-'-' D40N-4s =
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NORTH CAaoLINA.

rIyFY WOODS iNN--A mild dry. eduabls
climate. long leaf pine; modern. homense noteL
steam heat baths. golf links. pure sprlng water
no eonsum ptlves LEON 81. JOHN Soutncrn
Pncs. y. Carolina.
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The ST. CuA Es.

Mosi select location on the Ocean tronA
Atpntie CIV, -. y.
ytt,h An established reputation for exciusiveneS,
and high class patronage HOT and cold salt and
pbone III rooms. ArleSlan water. Courteous ser
yice, Golf privileges illustrated booklet. Room
49, NEWLtN HAtNES
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SOUTH CAROLINA

THE COLUMBIA. Columbia. S. @.
Special attention 10 tourists Good seFvlca
S. r WHEELER
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-10

ana. Stranger still, the scales on this
new tail are unlike those on the rest Of
the creatures body and actually may
be like those Of some bygone ancestor.
In the smaller lizards, called geckos,
this seems always to be the case.
When / closely examined the tail
which the iguana had left in my hands
I saw that 1t was one Of these fraud
tails and had long ago supplantsd the
original appendage, with which some
other enemy, doubtless feathered one,
had absconded. Two new vertebrae o.
tall bones had come on with the bass
OF my piece.
But the owner cares nothing for the
number or character of bis new tails.
They serve him well. and he is content.
It 10 curious fact that the tail making
machinery In bis backbone In 80 active
that sometimes a double or even q
triple tail win push out at the stump.
and when the original tail is even only
slightly injured at one side a tiny tail
will often sprout out where II has no
right to bee. William Beebe In New
York Tribune.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-10
-
BAKED BEANS.
Hew they Are Cooked For the Luna
bermen In Maine.

Hew they Are Cooked For the Lum-
bermen In Maine.
Didst ever hear--oh. ye epicure- of
the lumberman's baked beans, the deli
catessen OF the backwoods, the twenty
one times a week, stick to tie ribs
nrovender that floats in amber juices
and that when mined In the morning
from the bean hole emit such delicious
odor as to make mouths water all
along the border? The cook ana the
cookee join drives in building up this
monument TO high art In culinary. The
woods cook usually bakes tin wash
boiler nearly full Of beans. first par
boiling them before he gets them ready
for the pot. Then he peels an onion
and slices It into the bottom Of the pot
Then he pours in half the beans; then
slices over them another onion; then
puts In the chunks Of salt fat pork;
then douses In the rest Of the beans.
Over oil this he ponrs pint Of me-
lasses and thea more pork. Jest
enough water Is added to cover the
beans, and then a sheet of birch bark
is placed over the top of the pot and
the cover pounded in tight. When the
water begins to steam the bark swells
and seals the pot holding in all the
favor. The cookee there's all the diff
ference in the world between the cook
and the cookee) builds the fire in the
bean hole, When the birch WOOD has
heated the stones that line the hole
and has itself burned to redhot Goals
most Of the Goals are taken out and
the beans are put In. The beans are
placed in the hole In the afternoon,
They stay there all night. In the
morning they are dug out All other
baked beans are libels on the name, for
these have the sauce Of the pine and
the spruce Lewiston Journal.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-10
The MORNING ASTORIAN
so CTS. PER MONTH
Astoria's Best Newspaper
Teachers Examinations.

Notice is hereby given that the coun.
ty superintendent of Clatsop county
win hold the regular examination Of
applicants for state and county papers
at the court house as follows:
For state papers
Commencing Wednesday, February
s. at o'clock a. m. and continuing
until Saturday February II. at !
o'clock p. m,
Wednesday -Penmanship, history
spelling. algebra, reading, school law
Thursday-written arithmetic. the.
ory of teaching. grammar, bookkeep.
ing, physics. civil government.
Friday - Physiology, geography
mental arithmetic, composition, ply.
sical geography.
Saturday-Botany, plane geometry