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New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
STANFORD WE'LL BUILT.
Not Planned to Resist Earthquakes,
Though, Sag Egperts.
IBy telegraph to The Tribune.I ]


Oakland, Cal May S.-The report that the
Stanford University buildings were ruined by
the earthquake because they were poorly built is
emphatically denied by Richard Jordan. OF San
Jose. DR.. Jordan said:
All the buildings were constructed according to
specifications. The mistake was that no pro-
visions were made for heavy earthquake. Thus,
the library was DESTROYED because the heavy
steel dome was supported by brick walls and
was not anchored. OF course the movement OF
the earth caused a sway OF the DOME which
crushed the walls. Damage to the church was
due 70 the collapse OF the lower brickwork.
One thing that sustains Dr. Jordan's opinion
is that Encinal Hall. built under Governor Stan
ford's personal supervision. suffered badly
as the new buildings. ]. d. McGilvray. a con-
tractor. attributes the collapse OF the buildings
to the severity OF the earthquake and not 20
faulty construction. I'VE were not building for
earthquakes" said he. when constructed
these buildings We were building according
to the practice Of the times. The building speci-
fcations were lived up to in every particular
and the work was under the supervision Of COM
petent engineers. The plans in all the new
buildings called for brick walls faced with stone.
The mortar used was of the best. The cement
was supplied by the university and we were not
limited as to quantity"
Judge Leib, of San Jose, gave much attention
to the buildings while in course of construction
and declared they were honestly built but he
thought it was a grave mistake not to construct
them Of concrete. which withstands earthquakes
better than any other material.
President David Starr Jordan yesterday gave
this statement:
An article published Tuesday declaring that
the university buildings overthrown by the
earthquake were faultily constructed and that
specifications had not been adhered TO In their
structure was apparently based on irresponsible
gossip. The buildings under discussion. the
Memorial Church. the new library ana the new
gymnasium. were strong enough for all practical
purposes, although the gymnasium was some
what weak and the dome could have been set
on stronger foundation.
There seems to he no truth in ali the charges
which have been made. II there has been any
graft in the construction Of the gymnasium IL
remains for the university board OF trustees 10
ferret Il out If there was graft in building the
chapel and library, Mrs. Stanford was swindled.
because these structures were put up out or her
money and under her direction. Undoubtedly
the proper authorities win call In competent
engineers to investigate the ruins. Certainly the
new. Stanford win be made OF steel. OF tn best
material and earthquake PROOF
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
ASK COMPANIES TO AID.
Life Insurance People Unlikely to
Finance San Francisco Rebulding.

Efforts are being made 70 induce some OF the
big life Insurance companies to assist IN financing
the rebuilding o. San Francisco. Within 4 few
days a leading business man of that city has been
here that mission. but far could be learned
he had not been successful. While the companies
win undoubtedly be willing 70 loan money on ndi-
vdual parcels OF property which may be considered
good security. II IS not believed that any of them
.Uuln be willing 20 Into any sort oe asz4dloAi>>
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
PRoeREss. IN STATEHOOD CONFERENCE

Washington. May 8.-Two important conclusions
were reached by the statehood conferrees to-day
Ohe settles the school lands question and the other
makes the present registration districts temporary
counties for the purpose Of court jurfsciction dI
Of permanent county boundaries
AS 20 the school lands the Warren aunendrnant
voted on by the Senate provided that where school
lands were found 90 be mineral lands lien gele0tqons
SHOULD be made The substitute agreed upon pro-
Woes "a suDst9nce that the state may lease its
mineral school lands and shall thus not be deprived
ot their greater value Efforts were made TO get
daily sessions or the conference committee,
lection on the part OF the Senate c0nferrees pre-
vented ouch an arrangement
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
FAVOR FREE ALCOHOL.
Subcommittee to Take Testimony
AppOinted bu Senator ALdrich.

Washington. May 3.-Senator Aldr1ch, chair
man OF the Committee on Finance, to-day ap-
pointed as a subcommittee TO take testimony
on the Free Alcohol bin Senators Aldrich, ALL
son. Burrows, spooner. Hale. Money and Bailey.
The chairman said that the committee would
take up the subject Immediately, and that so
far he knew all the members Of the commit
tee were in favor OF the widest possible use Of
alcohol in the arts and industries and for the
other purposes indicated In the House BILL free
Of tax, far as it could be done with safety
to the revenue.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04

II was said positively that the Mutual LAfe hae
given negative answer. and had furthermore said
that every individual application for loan Wos1ld
be considered separately. and thar the fact that
San Francisco was subject 70 earthquakes would
be a large factor in determining the amount that
would be loaned The bond and mortgage l~lns
will not be made through the United States Mort
gage and Trust Company or anv third party hui
each application wiz be considered BY the cOu,
,pany'a own Officers.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
LOSSES OF HARTFORD COMPANIES.

Hartford, May S-The estimated net losses OF
the Hartford insurance companies in the recent
San Francisco fire. as given out by the officials OF
the companies to-day. are follows:
44etna 50 700. 600: Hartford Fire S5 750 600; Ma
tional Fire, S1,6eO,o00: Orient, $500 600; Phsnlx
total, 3lR G6Ae00-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
LEPERs EXPRESS THEIR SYMPATHY.

Honolulu. May 3.-The Iepers az the settlau-n.
OF Molokai have held mass meeting. az whlsh
they adopted resolutions In the Hawaiian Ian
guage expressing sympathy for sufferers frum trs
San Francisco fre- They also raised a relief f,1n4
representing the subscriptions Of four hundred uer-
sons. who each gave from cents I'd. ne rlS--@v
has been sent to the Honolulu Board OF EFeaIfn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
WASHINGTON NEWS

The Canadian Pacific railroad has
survey parties working south from
Bellingham.
The Renton glass works have re
sumed work after y two weeks shut
down for repairs.
The commission appointed by the
car t. decide on "A route for the Traus
alaska Siberia railroad is expected IL
be in Seattle in May next.
Rail shipments Of lum Der from Ia
coma in Jsnsury amounted 10 GAO
cars. Ninety eight cars Of shingles
were also shipped.
The Denny Reutou Clay Company
has commenced work on two new
brick kilns for the purpose Of burning
fire brick for use in Seattle. The ad-
ditiou to the factory WAS made ueces
Sary by a large rush Of orders
The Spokane Il Pend d'Oreille Rap.
id Transit Company has a corps Of en-
Sineers i'll the field locating the right
Of way for its proposed line from Spo
kane through the valley and on 70 III,
lake.
Representative Jones has introduced
3 bill appropriating Slso, 900 for i
farm management bureau in the aSri,
cultural department. and for estab'
fishing experiment. stations in ccuuec-
tion with il III Eastern Washington.
Upon the request Of Representative
Jones the secretary Of agriculture will
detail Engineer Elliott. Of the drain
axe bureau IL conduct an investiSa
ton III Stevens county. locking 70 the
reclamation Of about $4,000 acres OF
the line If the Spokane \ Northern
railway
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
INSURANCE DELEGATES
PROPOSE new LAWS

Chicago. Feb. 5.-Delegates to the
national insurance convention have
EN- bodied the results Of their two days
of deilberation in a set of comprehen-
sive resolutions which were subscribed
10 by the committee as whole.
Six states voted against the adop-
ton Of the resolutions and twenty
three voted in the affirmative The
state Of New York. which was repre-
>ented, did not vote. its delegates de-
clariug that they did not care To ex-
press an opinion recommending legis-
lative action until after the presenta
ton Of the report OF the Armstrong
committee.
The future policy Of the states and
territories represented in the conveu.
tion was committed 70 committee of
fifteen mem be-s. the power being Civ
en- 10 the committee. however. to en-
large its mem bership as it deems
proper.
This committee Is to prepare re-
port which will De submitted at a
meeting 10 De held at the same time
as the next meeting Of the national in
>urance commissioners. some time in
September in Washington.
In the resolutions adopted the sys-
tenn commonly known as the deferred
dividend plan was condemned and de-
clared to be unjust in operation. An
annual accounting OF the surplus funds
il the hands OF insurance companies
WAS indorsej and the convention de-
clared for q plan for the government
Of insurance companies whereby each
policy holder shall have q more direct
voice in the management Of the fairs
OF the company.
The matter Of the investment Of the
funds belonging 10 the policy holders
and in the hands Of the insurance ccm-
pnsies can not, in the opinion OF the
convention. be reduced to a uniform
basis snd mus. be governed By condi-
tons
A standard form Of insurance policy
TO the exclusion Of sll other forms. to
be adopted BY stste legislatures, ws
declared advisable.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
ENGLISH POOR foR CANADA.
Lord Rofh<chtfd Yin S3ed Two Hon.
dryd Families.

Lc16cr. Feb s.-A scheme hss
keen perfected under With Lord
Eo.h>chli :: lis cwn expense ~:l,
>a-i 900 families 70 C4-Sia Fly Q.
these families Will lsave England Eek.
month.
lie sa=1e tc--s tas.s :o- tie
so.-t;o1 - ta= problem -s<a-i.1s tie
unemployed .. G-ea: Britain Tie
s--.cc--2-cs vii . r-c7ii-i w.:h tccsi
50 clc:Le>. 2-i .he cCSe - .-ei- rs
$50 A-i >--s - Eo-=v - gar.
aca.c>. s-a-cecc.s>-
lie .c.2l co<. :o- each aicl. =
c.acs,i - So. With rs. & -ey&:i
= i1>.2ll-4-.s-
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additional .a-ll,@> vii u SCI. 70
Canals lC:s- .1s $40 -la1
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
ACROSS CHANNEL BY BALlON.
Successful Trip Made from london
to france.

London, Feb. 5.-The balloon CT the
Aero Club, which left London Satur-
day afternoon for France. successfully
crossed the channel and descended in
safety at Bermouville. twenty miles
inland. in France. The entire time
consumed from London to the place of
descent was four hours and ten min
utes. The occupants of the balloon
were Messrs. Pollock AMI Dale. who
are mem bers of the Aero Club of the
United Kingdom.
A strong northwest gale was blow
ing during the passage across the
channel. which was made in an hour
and three-quarters. Once the balloon
assembled TO 10000 feet, where snow
storm was encountered and the entire
airship was encrusted with frost.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
news OF THE week
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
The WORLD.
Resume Of the less Important, but
Notices. Infercs sting, happenings
in Condensed Form.

Because Of the probability Of strike
of coal miners Chicago wholesalers
have advanced the price Of coal %
cents y ton.
Emperor Williams gift to Miss
Alice Roosevelt on the occasion Of her
wedding will be beautiful. artistic.
ally wrought bracelet.
NJ. MeSato. japanese financial sd.
wiser Of the korean government. is re
ported 10 have resigned. owing TO diff
ferences with Marquis Ito. the japan
eSe resident general in Korea.
Three hundred thousand letters
were opened al the dead letter office
during January. During the last ifs.
cal yeai 1900. 900 pieces II mail were
referred IL this division for iispoSi.
ton.
The bosrd Of construction OF the
nsvy has shout decided to recommend
the installation on board Of either the
South Carolina or Michigan. the two
new battleships now being designed
OF turbine matchiuery.
Public Printer StillinSs hiss au-
uouncsSi his intention Of sprointiul
Charles :. Brown. of Grand Rapids.
Mich. 10 be chief inspector ~ the
government printing office. The sp-
poiutment is effective February -.
Colomtis has sSain renewed her de-
uand for recoupen>e from the United
States because II the separation Q.
Panama This LAST sppiicatiou YVES
submitted - Secretary Root recently
by Senior Mendoss- Il Is said 70 bs
similar in terms 70 the p-eSeutneu.
originally made ty Gen. Reyes
The till providing for the appoint.
ment Of deputies for collecting license
moneys in Alaska. sni providing foE
letting contracts for roSi building
when the proposed cost is shove Sso.
600. hiss been tsorsbly reported 70 the
>ensse The extrs deputies sire said
- be badly needed.
4 delegation Of Hawaiian citizens
has arrived in Washington - apreS,
before committee Of congress IL sd
vocsse legislation requiring three
fourths of the customs duties sud in
ternAl revenue collected in the terri
tory t. be expended On public work:
there.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
An RosdS head to Seaftte.

WASHINGTON. Feb, -The New York
Sun prints the following i. is insn-
cial notes: The Denver, Yellow
stone Is Pscitic railway hiss inside $
r,o-t
s 10 the International TruS.
ConrS1y. Of Boston. 81 trustee. - Sc
cure Is. 'oo.olo per cent .hir:y-yes.
bonds. The rosi = pco5ec:ei 70 rul
from Denver ao-thves:e.iy 20 Ws.c,.-.
Wyoming. o. the Union Pscitc. The
purpose = ultimately 10 extend tie
line - >es:s.e. tsppirS the Yellow-
stc-e rS-k.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
THIRTY BODIES HAVE
NOW been RECOVERED

Vic.cria. 5. c e. Feb 5.-A special
dispatch - :he Associated Press troc
BanHe.d says the United States reve-
aue cutter Perry landed party q;
Ban field creek Saturday and >uc>>ae,i
II in setting nine toi.e> from tie
beach, and also took Of Lieutenant
Boo1v.Iie sni SIX Esr. LEI. there the
p<sv.oc> night. The Perry also picked
% o1e Gsle body =. >ea. badly decnl-
posed. Tie United States revenue
cutter Graz: slSo found nae holy.
iero- Posed and urre,so<nizat.e- Thk
: TIE :ai--iecA body recovered.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
Inspectors Assist District Attorney

WashintSou. Feb 5-Secretary Met
calf. If the department II commerce
and labor. has reSciniei the rulings
made by the secretary Of the treasury
IL i>>>. ST is 10 permit local steam
boat inspectors 70 assist United States
district attorneys in preparing for the
trial Of cases ot violations Of the
steamboat laws The ruling will ap-
ply - cases now pending. Hitherto
inspectors have not been allowed 70
assist attorneys il the collection 81 ev-
iieucs in anv manner
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
OREGON ELECTION
ten REFERENDUM MEASURES TO
Be VOTED ON IN JUNE.
One Is 4 hiillon Dollar Appropriation
and rive others arc Constitutional
Amendments - Local Option and
Equal Suffrage Arc on the list to
Be Submitted.

Salem, Or. Feb. 5.-Ten measures
will be submitted to vote Of the peo-
pie of Oregon at the general election
June I. One of these Is the 81, 900, 900
appropriation bill upon which the ref.
erendum was demanded: five are pro-
posed constitutional amendments and
four are laws proposed by the initia-
tive.
u Saturday was the last day for filing
initiative measures in the office of the
secretary OF state. and six measures
were added TO the four already on file
The bills and proposed amendments 10
be voted on are IS follows:
The $1,000, 900 appropriation bill
passed by the last legislature and held
up by referendum petitions.
The local option bill proposed by
the Liquor dealers Association as an
amendment 10 the present local option
law.
The bill filed by the owners Of the
Barlow road. requiring the state to
buy the road for the sum Q. So.
The proposed constitutional amend
meut filed by the Equal Suffrage
league. extending the elective fran
chl>e 70 women.
A bill by the Peoples Power League
making it unlawful for public service
corporatlon> 10 give free passes or free
or reduced rate service 70 public Off
cials-
4 bill by the >tate grange. levyins a
license tax upon the gross earnings Of
refrigerator ani sleeping cars and oil
companies
A constitutional amendment pro
posed by the Peoples Power League
70 amend section Of article la - that
the public printing will De entirely
within the control Of the legislature.
and may be let by contract. or print
er elected Or appointed, upon sa,ary
or other compensation.
An amendment proposed by the PEG
pies Power League 70 amend article
os the constitution 30 that the reseren
dunn may De demanded upon any item
or section Of bill. snd extending the
Ilk0tS -. 4uIt.SslNc au0 Ic.cISlQU0 t&
municipalities.
An amendment proposed BY the Peo-
pies Power League 70 snend sections
/ and Of article II. so that one leg.
islstive assembly may submit onn<t.su.
sionsl amendments, and that when
the vote upon an amendment has been
canvAss<-i by the governor and a ma.
,ori.y found in its favor. be shall pro-
claim i. siop:ei. sni i. shall then &c
par: 0. the constitution beyond the
rover q the courts 20 PASS upon: al$c
tbs: no lsw to- s Constitutional Coz.
vensiou shall be il torce until az
proved by vote q tie people.
Az amendment proposed By tie PEG
pies Power League 20 sne1d section
: u sr.,clA Il. giving the ieSA voters
q = municipality power - frame al
sdop. their OWE charters. scd forbid
ding .he legislature 30 create Uurici
psi corporations
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
VALENCIA DEAD now
ESTIMATED At llS

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Seattle, Feb Am etfor. = beiuS
ulsde BY the citizens OF Bellinshaal 70
secure the construction 81 branch OF
the Milwaukee road - .hst city.
Figures are being prepared 70 submit
to the new .rauScontinsntl road
showing the shipping business thst
originates in Bellinsham sni the ter.
ritovy siiscent 10 tbs. city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08

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Spokane Directory Census.

Spokane. Feb S.-Spoksne' popr-
lssiou i S.. soi. sccooiinS TO the com.
pils:ioa of the Polk Directory CompS-
ny. The edition Of the directory shout
30 Dc issued will Contain Si.o>s names.
~ against aa.tSi names Contained in
the directory q 1905.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FRYE
TO QUESTION WITNESSES

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
Fish Hatchery Gill Passes.

Washington. Feb 5-The >ens.e
hs> passed >e1scor AukenyS bill sp-
r-op-ia.irS 5000 to- the eStsb lish-
r,el: q one o. more fish cultural So.
sic1S On PI1sec sound
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