Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-15
Hundred Men, Working in
Teams, to Canvass City
for $4,000
LISTER WILL SPEAK HERE
Governor and Suzzalo Will
Appeal for Aid for Red
Cross Tuesday

$100000,000 asked by President Viii
son for the work of the Red Cross
this year The work of preparation
has been afoot, really, since last Mon
day, but the real work of canvassins
for subscriptions will not be started
until Tuesday next.
The big feature of Tuesday will be
mass meeting in the evening, at the
Grand theater, with Governor Ernest
dent of the Washington State univer
sity, as speakers. F. w. Hastert, al
the request of the Red Cross general
committee, will take charge of the
musical program, which will be an ex
cellent one, consisting largely of male
quartet numbers, with a solo, prob
ably, by one of Aberdeen's best WON
en- vocalists. The governor and Dr.
Suzzalo, it is expected, will attract a
crowd that will tax the capacity OF
the theater
The preliminary campaign was
started last Monday at a luncheon
given at the Hotel Washington by w
j. Patterson to the captains of ten
teams selected to conduct the active
canvass for subscriptions. E. o. Dal
ton, of San Francisco, representative
of the Pacific Coast Red Cross, Pat
tersOn, chairman of the general Red
Cross committee here, and S. K
BOwes and William Donovan, Sr., OF
the general committee, addressed the
gathering, explaining the plans OF
work as laid down by the National
Red Cross headquarters. The team
captains, at meetings later in the
week. by themselves and with their
team workers, have outlined the gen
eral terms of the campaign, and it is
expected that, by the end of next
week, every man in the city will have
been solicited for his subscription.
On Monday night, captains and
teams will dine together at the Hotel
Washington, table being allotted tc
each team, 10 composing the dinner
party, as follows:
Team No. 1.-C. T. Scurry, captain
F. w. Loomis, Charles Ewart, A. NJ
Bendetson, C. r. Collins, J. T. Elson
M. M. Stewart, T. H. Blyth, AL Dean
o. D. Hall, N. S. Burcombe.
Team No. 2.-R. C. Sargent, cap
tain; Frank Shainholts, A. NJ. Bran
des, John G. Lewis, John Young, w
B. Paine, F. G. Jones, Ben Averill
A. L. Davenport, F. M. Potter, Charles
Huotari.
Team No 81. M. Phillips, cap
tain; George L. Nyere, ]. E. Stewart
Waldo Hart, J. w. Barkley, August
Wallin, ]. w. Cade, P. Andrejasevich
R. E. Phipps, j. T. Carbery, J. c.
Hogan.
Team No. 4.-Carl Gylling, captain
H. H. Griffin, Harry Druxman, Hans
Hanson, j. w. Clark, A. L. Remlinger
Stanley DeLOsh, w. o. McCaw, E. c.
Miller, Joseph Jacob, Edward Ander
son.
Team No. 5.-W. L. Morris, captain
j. A. Hood, c. E. Troutman, w. w
Maxey, f. A. Lalk, Stuart Hoonan
T. M. Darragh. F. C. Wilcox, A. E
Morck, F. w. Hastert, w. w. Hart.
Team No. Cd. M. Bowes. captain
j. B. Bridges, r. E. Ewart, Ray Ellis
c. Fl. Holmer, Claud Leitch, w. G
Powell, w. S. Kennedy, A. c.. Girard
A. ]. Morley, w. H. Tamblyn.
Team No. 7.-P. H. Hoonan. jr.
captain; w. V. Eubanks, T. B. Bruen
er, Fayette Bousfeld, Charles Elmore
James l. Marlatt, J. G. Weatherwax
w. G. Ripley, l.. P. Dudley, P. H
Hoonan, sr., Frank Lawlyes.
Team No. 8.-H. P. Brown, captain
L. B. Faulkner. Harry Phipps, l.. l.
Leighton, j. B. Benson, Guy Halferty
Geo. Ripley, A. c. Galliac, J. l.. Doug
las, T. w. Tebb, Rev. E. NJ. Hill
Frank o. Dole.
Team No. 9-W. c. Mumaw, cap
tain; P. A. Bertrand, J. S. Waugh
Mark Snyder, Jerry McGillcuddy
James Watkins, Jack Virgins, H. M
Delanty, I. P. Callison, w. H. Cady
E. C. Finch.
Team No. 10.-L. G. Humbargar
captain; A. l.. Mckean, A. E. Cross
C. M. Weatherwax, DR.. c. E. Bartlett
Oscar Smith, l.. A. Poulson, H. P. Pot
ter, H. W. Heritage, A. G. Philbrick
Elmer Heinrich.
At this dinner the final campaign
plans will be adopted, districts hand
ed out to teams and names parceIlet
out among the team workers.
In other ways the public has beer
apprised Of the object of the cam
palgn. Short, incisive talks have beer
made, nightly, this week since Tues