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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
GYperierne paa
Roienbore

Sra aisbebbann m~eooeles, at as.
fesSor @intber fsnnoc forteoen efter
enbt Sorber ilpbbtot Hresfen til of
aflneee ct 9eiss ! commissioners
2ofoler. beIs for at fad ntebbelt, bpab
S~teiieniens SiIitnnsiier gif no paa,
5eIs for oeo SeEpfpr at barrie iig ct
Sfisn ODER, bpao ban | bet belle tn.
get bapSe itiaalet.
% Der Dor itnegteIig life tibet at
ic. sSrrSe ! Is'esiorens 89relie, |
SfGbe, iun er itonitret | gGegen,
ppbeuares Sc Sunoreoer Of Sipffrr,
iom Steffenfen bar itiaalet fra DC
bauife &pngers fronoluaiife Gam.
ling.
SsrTt f~urfIareSes Steffeniens SO.
rebbebrift, iom bar en- SorfaIifnins
al en- iehig oarStfiIS, tiituriif 8ien-
itnnb, penIig Srebrif HIS Gaarbe.
9errr, iom &onaen benptteoe beS De
fIeIte 2ciIigbeoer, er ct imlft Mrbei-
De, boiS @reb er omfpunSet beb
8uIstraab og forbnet meo cit go.
rerpIobe Of masftpt @ills. Joropen
ufluttes @rebet al en- ftor @uIbfrnp
meb cit Si@uant. SeIoe @efNanaet
bur nnret tGt beiat meo @uISfnop-
per.
Semne &oarSe opbernreoes | ct
8aaberHfab, Der ftob | Srebrif III'S
@ereEie. ltoet OF babe bait &ssle
til Sfobet bar Stefienieu foaet oct
britot op. 3eppaa bar ban taget
&oorben no, fierrt @,iIofnappen
meb 9iatrart, bruffet Steiien al 90
IaoGt en- @fbier toee On Gfitsbning n
Groppen. Soerfor aenrte @tbIer
rNeaoeIte Steffenien at &rrnppen bob
De iibbet opelppna ct gammelt ltbr.
% at Dan srtIfe6e on ~Iignerbe lopet I
ct Metal, imn beItoo SeIs of WfeSiing,
beIs al 8o5ber. @ibieren atteSe ieIp.
felgeIi9 life lluao, ltsbte ben pnNfe.
&c Snap, JON SteffelFen iatte poa
Saaroetb % ben 9gte anap pantiat.
Re ban. gsogen SS eftpr mol ate ban
ben, loo en- @uISinteo irueIte ben Gr
% iaIgte @ulbet. Wteo sc paa @e.
bRnget onbragte gatI6frnrper bar
bon fig 90 t,na Ggwrbe Wtaabe.
Hanr man Sesifben Ter, bpor be.
Gi@rltat ban bar ~ftiaalet, bpur uffisn.
fnnrt ban bar ronet, bpor 9eiIigbeb
gnpeS, at buR emo fife bar lnofeet itg
for at oibrefte al De benrtoenSe iman
@lfenbensengle, JON iinbeS faa Sill.
p~a6oefubet | WfaunprBGreIiet, at ban
bar fdarct 8cbelinerrp itlt 90 for.
rrct @enner ag 9efien0te Dem til
StcIebetrpf, til Sofaer eIler Bitoer.
az han beSlboen bar hrHffet Yerler al
~eufeorounins aaroliue amoIies
S%mpffsfrin. brtst Ct al sc gnmIr
@aiIb-8rRfmpffer in, for at Cite ftt
Suitru en- Sitleaape % ind pibere,
iao ipnes mon life, at Der bsr taaes
bEM paa bcTn.
Set or nRiien nioritoneliai, al
Stefienien bar fuunet oocrfontre at
itirIe ole bisie 3tI2. aIene al SIo.
"a Ganien en- Manghe, SerimeIlen
line, giatnenrbriiete 6ruathirpe, bel.
foniernereee Sabe, decorative Snife.
terriner. itsrre os Hineee IaHerfe.
uer, ia enbog auipifaiter I 9orrel.
lGn. eneUioepe fns nSifmrne 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
Rrifitta Nilion.

Sra StocfboIm t~eIegraieres, at Sri,
tina NiIion (@repinoe Gaia bi Mi'
ranoa) MT after er penot tilbase til
sperise, bpor en- al benoes nIbre 81
fire Iisser iarIist ipg. Sioen fin
Wanos DOB bar BEN bersmte "ipsn'
ife NatieraaI" opboIot iie for Del
meite | fit 8artoomsbient peb Beris
| GmnoIano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
NMc inm bcipger
VutIs Worae

inSbpbes til al benstte bort 8ontor, SO,
8, Sapuesabsn, ium SamiinsspIabs
bpDr 8 fan mpre gennsr ps 8efieHsie
iart mootase Bot,
3or Ssiprst Or. $. 8pbplm bill mro
@IGcs Itaa sHbpsr til Iiensfte. Gprslsm
belsr life at beige % rncerisgs bore
&obbermirer. iaIfaio benz icm lisser
eeS 3rpuebismsiiorbsu, Inn en- epittur
paa uosle Elmer n'eo 2ampifib Serpp.
horsk-anarikansk kehhamins 8 Smalts Co.
1918 Milwaukee Ave. CHICAGO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
ScrFieHist

9r. g.. Guegb og Suitrit er afreii
paa en- Cur til Norge. Sc forldoer
Nerp Dorf meS 8anpFfibet Baltic"
ben Ste 6s.
Vaitor Gram bIep ben t7Se Moi
onerraft Ell no Sop6ussp JON 6npf
fra fine Wenigbeoer, ifriDes til $50.
itet" fra Sbeplin, Winn.
&eiit til Nurse. 8aitor @uitab Sf'
teoal og Snitru reiite iorIeben Gas
til Norge. 9e fommer til at bite
borte ct balpt Mars 9ib. en- itor
Sfnre, b~opebiagelig al Srefoloigbeos
Ieniebeb, Dor frentmsbt paa @reat
Weitern RECOMMENDATION ! Winnen'
polls for at bpoe be b%ortSragenoe
8reitefclf Saroel.
gcb en- Slocbranb i Saiben Bros.
SanseIsetabTisie1nert ! Omaha for
aariageoes ct Sab at ca. $780, 600
forIeoem Gag. timber Slrtfningsar.
beibet inbaarSeSe Here graHomaito
Garbpngas pg ntantet | en- bet9nfelig
3ilItanb bringes til Spipitnlet.
@Ianot bisie bar grntotnpttoene 81.
ION % Yeterien % 2sitnant erifion.
st amerifauif 5las for Norsesf9r.
ben. Nnar Ct. SIai College Widif.
forps eiber FIN Wifeosfmcert / Min'
neapolis Mlbitorii,m Den 7be SUM,
ifaI ct prueiigt amerifanif SitfeFlag
operr9ffes Stuoenterne al Winneio.
tas 8ilpernsr, SIR. Spbn ". Sobn'
ion. SIaget er Ell @abe fro Den bel.
fienote Sorrehtingsnanb 9. 9. 81.
ion, meSSeIer "0agIis 2io."
Garl Sdnrs's Ninbe. &epraien'
tdtter for 80 tpife % onetitanfe
Soreninser bnuOe Der uni 8agen |
Chicago @ittoriurrt ct Rsbe for at
b9ore ofSpbe Carl Shurs's Minbe.
On SfripeIie bIep opIRit fra BtPfi'
cent 8ooiepelt, buori benne nteb itor
anerfienoeIie mttnler Dir. Shur5,
og ser bolbtes 6erbus Here Saler,
6puri ban bIep roit iont 9orger %
Wenneife. 9rGftbent Santes al Silt
1toiS Statsuniperiitet taIte ocer: "Sbe
Men Of 184S Zoe tpife Meool,tioni-
iter) attS tbe effect Of their SItuti.
grafton.
Spb 9ufuta ToIitif. = Suiureen.
terne / Sp0 9afota boI6t Ell Caucus
for at flare fine aanbibater til
StotsembeOerne forub for ben repii.
blifanIfe &onoentton ben doe bs. Sc
bleo enige ON at unoerItstte fsIsenoe
W9nb for Domination: g. s. 8ant'
Bile, Yanfton COUNTY, 8crbhnSsIera'
tor; p6iIo Sal o. ". 8. Barter,
&pusre&mottb; Goe 5. @rutpforb,
Wlrpernsr; s. 6. Sbober, @iceguoer'
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GIarf, @eneraIaopofnt; s. ". llitriiS,
5tatsiitperintcroent; Subu Sirrits,
Gtatsulloiter; 8. 6. 8offen, 2ono'
fomnisiRr; George &iee, Sernbane'
fpnrmisfGr.
HenmhIuunia. Wanen. - 8rgfibe,t'
ten for Benujplpanta.9 aner, @asiat,
ser bar pGret iaa n,eset | @inoen t
ben ienere Sis I anIebnins at De OPP
iietspRffpnSe llnSerisselier al nGpn'
te @anc, font iorIebcn Gag hiem fro
EFT Ieije | europa. San erflprer, OF
ban er mere emo ninig til at oione ai'
%saaenSe @onens IffGrer os furt9lle
oft, ban beS Seront. san Tiger, at
IdaptSt butn b%efienSt, itaar oct life
pod lottgt nrr iau Iet til, icm matt'
ge bar fact SatStrpf al, og ban for
irorer / set tore % belle Serubane'
funftionnrrrues SanSlinBer. Sen
OnItanbigbeb, at erfeIte al aortpa.
Gut6eSsm9uS bar erbaerpet
Sitter / auIgruber, er efter Sasiats
Deening life / % for iis ioa meset at
ojsre SSbppeIie orer, bris De bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
"GuSpennen".

e~bmaTinrn @5rispennen", icm si
ienote eiter for 10 aar iiSer. sr | ale
Senieenser en- uomrriet goo RaIfine. ia,
l;ge faa COB % inui, icut DC. Der 'oiter
oct Sc6beIts.
gtrs. 9obn u, Sobnicn,
GoIfuT, y. 9ut,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
SpoieISoaaSboaen

yet bar rncs,as,t NscFslssaasrrasH Tor svurrs
Nc aser 4sm eisrtelis sst. Sss tan Hse eieet as'
teials Bee Ill euhutr 6autiiik; ben e eaass mies
sstszt % en- etss ist sissert eaa
"a 0iItstA Ciafis, ytira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
~ ono acres atsssn. wsesis aaruIans

IVfVVO 5 WpttH IutVtn :,
qanbet rr | Sett.aatr Gpnnin issn psIlise Gel al
81. SAT-. SprSbunbsn er rig winlbioro, rnse init ger
i~inSerlup, iom bpleet 5uatfsheoen poot. 9ngen stub
BEL, tttasn Sttrt, tngen snttpe. @rot feritt grsHo'
Dams. imam NifnI. MIt bsttf qnnb inbehpIbrr mere
enS not Hul Ill eeet Brig. Iii btrbe piee mere ON
bette tore 90 bIpmftrenbe anHotrsg. gar ittter al
it,tpe bag efser tre Rdrter 90 'aio CpihsaniS'
Stondsll Land and Investment Co.
2s-2tS Endicntt Bldg. Sc. Paul, MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08
9erDrab % Smcglt.
Geasstt Stui 1906.


9emfen. ~ Eaa NaIbin9tpn Irnirie,
Iinneibsif Gcunin, 3a, Nianbaa bfn Abe
Suni | en- AIber al 76 War, Better 2einien,
9cbsdnriastn par &otteript.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-08

81. &. Guesb og Suitrit er afreiii
pao en- Cur til Norge. &c forlaoer
Refp yorf meo 3anpfibet "gnItic"
ben Ste 0s.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
EXTRADI1ION right
MUST Be RESPECTED

New York, Aug. 15.-Charles E.
Browne, former examiner Of silks in
the government customs service in
this city, has been ordered released
from Sing Sing prison by Judge Hough,
of the United States court on a writ
of habeas corpus. Browne was recent
ly brought back from Canada, where
he had fled after giving bail and was
taken direct to prison. His counsel
claimed this was in violation of the
extradition treaty between the United
States and Canada.
In his opinion discharging Browne
from custody, Judge Hough declared
there is no authority vested in the
United States to seize or hold a per.
son extradicted in pursuance of treaty
privileges, except upon the charge on
which the extradition was granted.
The court declared:
"This decision rests not only prima.
rily upon the civil rights Of fugitive
criminal who has been returned in &C.
cordance with an increasingly civil.
lied international law, but upon the
grounds of national honor, imposing
upon this government the obligation
to deal with the human being intrust.
ed to it by friendly foreign power
only with respect of the matter by
reason of which he was so lntrusted.'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
EARTHQUAKE CLAUSE
Test Insurance Case Soon to Be Tried
at San Francisco.

Test Insurance Case Soon to Be Tried
at San Francisco.
San Francisco, Aug 15-The first of
the insurance company cases involv-
ing the earthquake clause has been set
for trial by Superior Judge Hebbard.
The case is that of the Rosenthal Shoe
Company against the Williamsburg
City Fire Insurance Company. The
attorney for the insurance people asked
that the case be not set for trial until
opportunity could be given the judges
to mutually arrange with the insur-
ance companies for test case. He
said that the insurance companies
would demand jury trial in each
case and unless proper arrangements
we're made for test case the courts
would be occupied for years in hear
ing insurance litigation. The attor-
ney for the plaintiff declared that
there were points of fact in this con.
nection that could not be settled by a
test case. 1t was finally arranged to
haeS jury trial Of the present case,
and the case was set for August 81.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
STATE SUPREME COURT
DECIDES AGAINST "FRATS'

Olympia, Aug. 16.-The state su-
preme court has affirmed and approved
the action of the Seattle school board
barring all students from all high
school privileges, except that of at
tending classes, so long as the stu
dents belong to the Greek letter fra
ternities.
Members of the state board of edu-
cation, now in session here, speak in
hearty approval of the decision, and
say it will have the effect of stamping
out serious and growing evil in the
state schools.
The decision was in the case of
George Wayland, minor, by Russell
Wayland, his guardian, against the
directors of the Seattle school district.
Application was made to the King
county court for an injunction to re-
strain the board from enforcing rule
that all students who belonged to the
fraternities should be barred from
membership in the athletic associa-
lions, glee clubs, etc. and from every
thing except the right of attending
classes. The King county superior
court refused the injunction. The
supreme court says in part:
1--WE express our complete satisfac.
ton with each and all of the findings
of the honorable trial court.
The evidence shows beyond doubt
that these secret organizations foster
clannish spirit of INSTRUMENTATION
which results in much evil to the good
order, harmony discipline and genera
welfare"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT


The following prices are offered to
the producer by the local dealers for
delivery in round lots (. o. b. Seattle,
and are subject to change withouq
notice:
Grain-Oats, s2s.O0@29 per ton;
barley, $2i@22.0O; wheat, chicken
feed, $22@24; bran, SIT; shorts,
$18; corn, $27.
Hay-Eastern Washington, $19@
20 per ton; Puget sound, $10@11;
alfalfa, $1O@11.
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch, 27@2Sc
Poultry-Live hens, 14@16Hc pei
lb; old ROSTERS, 91a@1Oc; ducks,
old, lac, young, 16c; geese, 1876;
turkeys, 16c; spring chickens, 1906
per doz.
Wool-Eastern Washington, 1870
zoe per ID; Western Washington, 2O@
23c; dirty or timber-stained, 10000.
Live Stock-Sheep, wethers, &c pei
Id; ewes 5@5Hc; hogs, 5000
steers, 41ac; COWS, $40; calves, 90
&c; lambs. 1905 per head.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
news OF THE WEEK
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
The WORLD.
Resume of the Less Important,
Though Not Less Interesting
Happenings Throughout the
World, Given in a Condensed
Form.

Nebraska Democrats and populists
have agreed upon fusion program.
Baron Komura, recently appointed
ambassador to Great Britain, has ar
rived in London.
Secretary Taft has decided that en-.
listed men shall have the first chance
at the forty eight vacancies in the
grade of second lieutenant in the
army.
The first tenders of silver under the
call of the secretary of the treasury
brought out four bids. Fifty thou
sand ounces were taken at 66.62 cents
an ounce.
According to the latest issue Of
Lloyd's Register, the total tonnage of
the world amounts to 81, 554, OFT,
against 36, 900, 1913 Of a year ago, Civ
ing a gain of 1,553,124 tons, and a
gain of 2,764, 1888 tons over two years
ago.
A dispatch from Shanghai to the
London Morning Post says: "It is
announced that Yuan Shat Kai, com
mander of the Chinese forces, intends
as an experiment to introduce consti-
tutional government in the province
of Chilli"
q Examinations will be held at the
state department October to select
six student interpreters to serve in
the American consular service in
Japan and one interpreter for service
in China. The diplomatic and consu
lar act passed by the last congress
provides for sixteen student interpret
ers in the far East, and there we're
seven vacancies. Appointments will
be made after competitive examina-
tions
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
REALTY OF BANKS
State Commission Promulsates Rule TO,
Its Taxation.

State Commission Promulsates Rule for
Its Taxation.
Olympia, Aug. 15.-In the absence
of any ruling by the courts on the
subject, the state tax commission has
passed on the question of the proper
valuation to be placed on real etsate
owned by banks, in connection with
the assessment of bank stock. The
tax commission says such property
should be assessed at its market value.
The inquiry at hand comes from the
board of equalization of Jefferson
county, but the question raised is en-
countered in various parts of the state.
In Port Townsend the local banks had
been obliged to take property on fore
Gle sure proceedings which cost the
banks much more than the property
was worth in the market. In other
counties the same question is present
ed where property is worth much more
than what it cost the banks.
"a rule to be equitable says
Commissioner J. H. yesterday for the
tax board, "should work both ways"
In conclusion Mr.. yesterday says:
"Bank stock should be assessed at
it's market value after deducting there
from the market value of the real
property owned by such bank"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20

Wheat-Club, 69c; bluestem, 73c;
red, SIC.
Oats 500. 5o@sO. 90; rolled oats, s31
@32.5O.
Hay, Alfalfa, etc.-Wheat hay,
s13@14.5O; timothy, $ls@l9; mixed,
$l3@17; clover, $15@16; alfalfa,
$12. 5O@13.50
Feed-Corn, $2s; wheat, $25; bar.
Icy, whole grain, $3.50; rolled,
$25. 90; bran, $17.50@1S. 80; shorts
$lS.OO@i9
Poultry-Turkeys, dressed, 25c;
chickens, dressed 81, ducks, dressed,
loo; geese, dressed 16c. Live-Hens,
lac; spring chickens, 16@16c; ducks
lie; geese, 100.
Butter-Washington creamery, 2e.
Eggs-Washington ranch, IS.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
WASHINGTON NEWS

Charity organizations of the state
plan to hold convention at Seattle
in November, at which state organi-
aztion will probably be formed.
Southeast Seattle, at an election
Friday. voted almost unanimously in
favor of annexation to Seattle. Only
eight votes were negative.
J. E. Cransey has closed contract
for the construction of the last seven
miles of the new logging railroad run
ming from Springdale to the timber
region beyond Camas valley.
The state supreme court holds that
payment made on contract to pur-
chase real estate canot be recovered if
a subsequent payment is defaulted.
The contract involved was the one
now in general use by real estate deal
ers where property is sold on deferred
payments.
The state board of education has es-
tablished rule that unless pupils are
at school more than one hour, days
attendance against the state school
fund will not be allowed. 1t has been
the custom in some cities to call the
children together the morning of holt
days, call the roll and dismiss, and
claim attendance. This will not be
permitted hereafter.
United States Judge Hanford has set
the hearing to fix the losses of individ-
ual miners through the populations of
George Edward Adams for Scptem-
Der 8. The hearing, it is believed,
will take six months. The hearings
will be held in the Office of Will H.
Thompson, who has been appointed
special master in chancery.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
Bids for State Supplies

Olympia, Aug. l5.-SealAd proposals
will be received by the state board of
control at Olympia until 1 O'Clock
Saturday, September 10, for furnish
ing supplies required fonr the six
months commencing October 1 to the
Western Washington hospital for the
insane, the Eastern Washington hos
pital for the insane, the state peniten-
tiary, the soldiers home, the state re-
form school, the state school for the
deaf and blind and the institution for
feeble minded.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
To Collect Divorce Data

Washington, Aug. lS.-In an inter-
view Regarding the interest in the dis
patch of employees to twenty of the
largest cities to collect divorce stats
tics, William S. Rossiter, acting di-
rector of the census bureau, pointed
out that the 100 clerks already sent
out are trusted employees, sworn to Sc
crecy, and that "the public will never
be any wiser as to individual cases
when we have finished"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
returns FROM ALASKA
ELECTION come SLOWLY

Seattle, Aug. 16.-The returns from
the Alaska election are coming in
slowly, and are as yet very incomplete.
No returns have been received from
Nome or the Seward peninsula dis.
trict. By the cablegrams received
here it appears that the miners ticket,
Gale for the long term and Waskey for
the short, is receiving heavy MAORI
ties along the Tanana, while Murnane,
Republican, appears by the meager
returns TO hold the lead on the Coast.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
DEFEAT FOR TICKET SCALPERS
Injunction Issued Against Them by Fed
eral Court at Omaha.

Omaha, Aug. 15.-The case of the
railways against the ticket scalpers of
Omaha and Lincoln, las been decided
by Judge Garland, of the federal
court, and the injunction asked for
against the brokers has been granted.
Under the decision the brokers cannot
traffic in reduced rate tickets. This
case is one of a series instituted against
the scalpers from Los Angeles, Salt
Lake, and Denver to indianapolis, St.
Louis and Eastern centers, which have
been uniformly decided against the
brokers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
New Party in Kansas

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 1871. NJ. York,
a professor of economy in the Leland
Stanford university for several years,
has issued call by which he hopes to
organize non-political party in this
state to be known as the Kansas Co.
operative Club. The party, it is in
tended, will not make move until
1908, the intervening time being spent
in getting the organization perfected
throughout the state.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
Railroad Agents Meet

Chicago, Aug. 1S-Passenger. freight
and travelling agents of the Union Pa.
cific railroad from all parts of the
country met here this week to consid-
er general conditions of their work
and to devise ways and means for fu-
ture service.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
Expect a Better Wheat Grade

Cunningham, Wash, Aug. 15.--The
Farmers Elevator Company will be
ready to receive wheat in ten days.
This independent company has already
had tendency to raise the price of
wheat, and the ranchers also believe
it will give them better grading.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
New Bank for Pullman.

Washington, Aug. 15.-The appli-
cation of E. S. Bergan, o. L. Waller,
Elton Fulmer, R. W. Thatcher and
Thomas h. Brewer to organize the
Pullman National Bank, of Pullman,
WASH, with $50, 900 capital, has been
approved by the comptroller Of the
currency.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20

Spokane, Aug. l5.-The committee
on regulations of the city board Of ed
ucation has recommended that teach
ers be not allowed to indulge in pub
lie in habits prohibited to pupils in
schools, such as using liquor, tobacco,
etc.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
VALPARAISO, Chile,
IS BADLY SHAKEN
Buildings Raced by Earthquake and
Fire Starts in Ruins-Peop1e
in Panic and Business
Suspended.

etition of the horrors of San Francis
CO.
AS night comes on the city is every.
where aglow with unobstructed fires,
and clouds of choking smoke and
vapor settle into the streets and hous.
es where throngs of homeless ones are
wandering about crazed by the awful
calamity.
1t is almost impossible to learn how
wide an area of country the visitation
has laid waste. Nothing has been
heard from Santiago, the capital city
of Chile, and it is feared the fate OF
that city is as bad or worse than that
of Valparaiso.
photographic communication is cut
off in all directions and everyone here
is too much depressed by the calamity
at home to seek information of other
places. No trains have arrived in
the city or left it since the first shock
came, as all of the railroad tunnels
are filled and miles of track on the
surface are twisted and rendered use
less.
1t is only known from general &C.
counts that death and destruction are
on all sides.
There were two distinct and terrific
shocks, the second one following al
most instantly after the first and com
pleting the work of destruction.
Buildings Crumbled.
The day had been unusually calm
and pleasant. At 8 o'clock the whole
city seemed suddenly to swing back
ward and forward, and then there
came a sudden jolt of such mighty
force that rows of buildings toppled
to the earth as if made of brittle plas-
ter. Whole rows of buildings went
down in few seconds. As soon as
the second shock had subsidized it be-
came known that the business part Of
the town was doomed. From the Bella
Vista section little was heard, but be.
fore midnight fires we're seen burning
there, and it was learned that that
section of the city was also doomed.
The city stands upon foundation
of granite gneiss, which seemed to &C.
centuate the force of the shock.
Before the stunned people were
given time to realize the magnitude OF
the calamity, again the city was shak-
en- with violence greater than before.
The earth in places lifted and pitched
the buildings forward. In other
places there was terrible tremor that
shook every structure to the ground.
This shock continued longer than
the first. When it had subsidized fires
we're blazing up and thousands of ter.
rified persons were praying, and panic
swept the city.
Many landslides have occurred
around the city. 1t is impossible to
state the number of dead in the city,
but it is believed there are several
hundreds, many of whom are still in
the ruins.