Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-05-04
WITH OPEN HAND
Prosperous Dallas Gives Literally to
Aid Destitute People of San
Francisco.

The contributions made by the peo-
pie OF Dallas Dallas to to the the San
lief fund is nearing the $1,000 mark.
J. B. Thompson secured about $500
among the business houses the
women's committee added $3.50 in
clothing and supplies by canvass Of
the residence district; the johnson
Lumber Company donated lumber to
the amount Of $3.50, and its employees
gave $21. so in cash; the pupils of the
public school contributed $25, and the
men in the Willamette Valley Lumber
Company's mill added about 800 to
the fund. It would be impossible to
print complete list of those giving
clothing and bedding, as nearly every
family in Dallas contributed some
thing. Many families making liberal
cash donations gave five times as
much in clothing, food and bedding.
The list Of cash contributors as
furnished us by the various COM
mittees, is as follows:
$25-Ellis & Keyt, David Peters.
$1O-Ed Biddle, J. B. Thompson,
Dallas City Bank.
$6-W. L. ellison.
$5-Matthews & Madison, E. G. Kirk.
patrick, Wes Atchison, w. r. Howe,
.. s. Loughary, Stafrin Drug Co.,
Simonton & Scott, Dallas Mercantile
Co., F. J. Chapman, William Fault,
G. L. Crider, Dallas National Bank,
Belt & Cherrington, j. @. Uglow, R. L.
Chapman, F. E. Myer, G. 81. Chap
man, G. G. Coad, J. @. Hayter, Dallas
Electric Light Co., Ed M. SmiUh, 1. N.
Woods, Dr. Mark Hayter, Fred Toner,
John A. Coovert, Oscar Hayter, w. H.
Boals. Dallas Water Co., J. j. Wise
man, G. Riser, Dr. w. S. Cary.
SIG. M. Gooch, James Howe.
$3-T. J. Cherrington, J. G. Gaynor,
N. p. Rasmussen.
$25O-N. L. Butler, J. G. VanOrsdel,
Hardy Holman, L. d. Daniel, Guy
Bros, F. A. Stiles, G.. E. Cutler, Bert
Dennis, Marion Syron, G. L. Hawkins,
Abel Uglow, F. ]. -Coad.
$2-J. T. Ford, J. M. Grant, J. E.
Sibley, A. N. Holman, G. s. Graves,
H. B. Cosper, Ray & Stoner, R Y
Morrison, Mrs D M Metzger, A. H.
Harris, Miss B. Collins, v. r. Heath,
H. L. Fenton, w. ID. Calkins.
$1.5O-Frank Rowell, Ross Ellis,
George Kerr.
$1.25-Black Bros.
$1-J. G. Shultz, 1. F. Yoakum, DR..
C. @. Polling, Dan A. Polling, J. A.
Lynch, F. J. Wagner, D. P. Stouffer,
Frank Kerslake, H. L. Crider, E.
Hayter, Tracy Staats, G. H. Morris,
Miss Retta Campbell, NJ W. Walker,
V. P. Fiske, M. D. Ellis, J. H. Lawton,
w. H. Weaver, John Richardson,
w. A. Hanor, F. s. Ramsey, All Coe,
Ed E. Coad, H. G.. Campbell, J. H.
Frakes, Cash, H. @. Eakin, J. B. Teal,
A. M. Trent, DR.. B. H. McCallon, Miss
May Shelton, B. Friesen, Mrs. Mary
Hayter, J. G. Brown, J. G. Mcdonald,
w. A. Wash, U. S. Grant, Mrs. M. V.
Smith, George Schneider, J. F. Hol-
man, 1. v. Lynch, August Riser,
T. B. Hill, L. r. Adams, J. H. Brown,
William Greenwood.
so oents-A. E. Williams, Cash,
Frank Kersey, Cash, Henry Williams.
Cash, James Ross. Mrs. Morton, F. E.
Palmer, Cash.
25 cents-Oash.
Dallas public school-$25.39.
johnson Lumber Company-2O,0OO
feet Of lumber, $3.50.
Employees Johnson Lumber Com
pany's mill 10. ]. Hanks, 81 Thomas
Gleason, So; G. A. Rice, 81; H. w.
Stump, 81; G. M. Wertz, 81; F. r.
Rich, $780, P. Aldrich, SO; A. P.
Starr, 81 M. Wick, 81; J. Wick, 81
S. r. Kennedy, 81; J. L. Culver, 81
J. G. Klauck, 81; G. Griflths, 81 "A. A.
Launer, 81; R. H. Robbins, 81. Total,
$21.5O.
Employees Willamette Valley Lum-
Der Company's mill-$1OO.
Clothing, bedding, and supplies,
donated by people of Dallas and
vicinity, $3.50.
In addition to the above contribu-
tions, cash was secured by the wOmen's
committee as follows: Mrs. S. Miller,
$3.50; Mrs. Sarah Richmond, 80; Ed
win Cutler, Mrs. J. d. Smith, Mrs.
E. @. kirkpatrick, 81 each Mrs. Carl
Gerlinger, Mrs. August Gerlinger,
Mrs. @. L. Barnes, Mrs. G. w. Starr,
so cents each Cash, S5. Total, $l45O.