The Dickinson press., 1906-04-28
GENEROUS DICKINSON.
Contributions Of Over 5000 Quickly Raised for
San Francisco Sufferers Commercial Club
Took the Initiative and Will Forward Money
to Red Cross Society.
to Red Cross Society.

nobly for the San Francisco sufferers.
Monday night, President Stickney
called a meeting of the Dickinson Com
mercial club trustees and members and
appointed A. T. Crowl, John van der Las
and ]. A. McAndress a committee to
solicit money. The committee was out
two hours Tuesday afternoon and secured
S4oo, which amount was swelled to S435
at the opera house Tuesday evening, and
to S5o5 Thursday noon.
The Tuesday evening meeting was
held for the purpose Of getting an ex-
preston of the people as to the best
means of carrying on the work. But after
the report of the soliciting committee
showed S435 raised it hardly seemed
necessary to do anything different from
what had been so we'll begun.
President Stickney stated that it was
the idea of the Commercial club to send
the money to the Red Cross society at
San Francisco. He thought it would be
we'll to close the subscriptions not later
than April 80, for he believed in the
proverb, "He who giveth quickly, giveth
twice.
From present indications, not less than
$500 will be ready to forward next Mon
day.
Contributions can be left with A. T.
Crowl or any member of the committee.
Do not wait to be asked. Hand in what
you feel that you are able to give, no
matter how small the amount. Give
something. You will feel the better
for it.
Following is the list of persons and
amounts of their contributions up to date:
w. L. Richards, s25; A. T. Crowl, IS;
Crosse, IS; Geo. Frye, 10; E. c. Huide-
Basye, 5; J. G. Quinlivsn, t, 10; David IS' wat. IT:
son, 5; A. H. Arnett, 10; A. N. Jefferies,
10; ]. A. McAndress and Walter Junkin,
20; J. van der Las, $; Thos. Oukrop, s;
Mott & Son, 2; Max Beres, nc. w. Rau,
2; L. ]. Dickinson & Son, s; Mcbride &
Baker, $; Barker & Gartley, {; T. O.
Lytle, S; Geo. Auld, 5; H. c. Berry, $; J.
G: Campbell, III: II. Field, 5; NJ. Nc
Mckenzie, 2; A. Walsh, 2; B. H. Craw-
ford, 5; Bougler & Hughes. $; John He'd
lery. ~. P. Tingle,5; A. D Heaton, 5; P.
tStickney, Is; VIM. Ilife, /; Louis Petric-
NoS - 1 AoAAh AAoA1) w w dllOllAs
D.M: Benzie, s; Crawford & Burnett, s;
Bros, ST. J: Greene, $; Mr.. and Mrs: 4.
J. Hopkins, S; Pat Corbett, 2; H. L: Dick
inson,5; J. c. Cartwright & Co., Senour
y Langley, 10; F: S. Cunningham, l.; J.
W. ": Reed; L, !; BeTringer Bros, 81f /; lessen
Chas. Nolan, 10; E. Deffebach, 2; S. M.
Ferris, $; H. M. McRae, 1; w. Service,
i; Dan. Manning, s; Jack Ryan, 2: E.
Jones, $; w. S. Russell, $; w. D. Powell,
I; M: L. Ayers, s; E: A: Currie, 2; o. B.
Frankenberg, 2; R. J. Kellogg, 2; G: A.
rerklns, IlT * s; +; w: Gress, 2; Robert Neil,
William Heiser I; w. G. Clark, 10; B.
Lepper, 2; T. H. Moaut, 2; ]. B. Dehlin-
ger, 2; H. J. Schultz, $50; r. H. Johnson,
Sc. ]. Phelan, 2; Oscar Jacket, 2; w. G.
Whinn. 2: Fr: Dignam, S; L. A. Simpson,
s; Stephen Fisher, I; E. L. Sco6eld, /;
Chas. Bakke, 2; Mcdonald & Pomroy,
10; Geo. A. Clark, 2; A. J. Osborn, /; S.
L. Carroll, 1; L. A. Davis & Son, s; A. H.
Deiters, S; J. H. DAILY, 1; L. H. Rudiselle,
l; Daniel Heidi, l; John Andor, l; ]. ].
Tabert, 2; Jacob Schiller, 1; Paul Brown,
/; Chas. Peeler, 5; w. c. Boehlke, 2;
Herman Rabe, 2; w. H. ChalOner, 1;
Geo. w. Kilmer, 2; M. N. Bran, 2; w.
Sheroutz, 1; D. Markes, l. Soules G. But
Ter, 20; R. E. Fuller, s; Joe Cuskelly, s;
Fred Turner, 2; ]. A. Vaughn, 1; W. B.
Meyers, 2; Lyon & Son, /; ]. w. Rade-
macher Land Co., 5; Heffron & Current,
2; Patterson Land Co., s; A. c.. Elfstrom
1; Geo. w. Lee, 1: o. r. Meyers, s; G.
r. Wannamacher, s; E. r. Swichard, 2;
Christ Peterson, 1; J. F. Davis, $; ]. D.
McCusher, 2; Brooks Goodall, 2; R. L.
Davidson, 1.