Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02
sTIMsoN, REGENT.
DIED IN SEATTLE
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IN Portland, November I, was elected
to serve his second term as president
Oh the Pacific International Live
STOCK exposition. He was one of the
chiel promoters of the exposition and
IL was largely through his efforts that
the enterprise was put on the present
sound foundation. Besides working
aactWely IN behalf of the exposition,
MI Stimson was one OF the largest
financial supporters OF it,
IT was through the efforts of 3fr.
Stlmson and e. A. Stuart that the
party OF eastern breeders. including
Frank O. LoWden, former governor
OF illinois visited the exposition This
year and learned something of the
1--we stock possibilities of the Pacific
Northwest. Mr. Stimson planned the
entertainment of the party while
they We're at Portland and enter
tanned them at Hollywood farm and
at dinner at the Rainier club in Sc
attic Just before they started back
east.
Mr.. Stimson was also president and
the chief promoter of the Wasbina-
ton State Holstein-Fpaisian associa-
uon' lie undertook the organization
OF the pure-bred Holstein men i'm
Washington little more than wear
ago and it is through his personal eff
Iofts that the industry in Washing
ton in a year became known
throughout the country. He was in
Strumental in bringing D. d. Aitken.
former president Of the Holstein-
Freisian Association of America. TO
Washington last year to stimulate in
terest in the state association and ac-
companied Mr.. Aitken on the greater
part of his tour through Washington.
While one of the big breeders of
Holstein cattle, having one of the
largest pure-bred farms in the United
States, Mr.. Stimson was the particu-
lar friend of the smaller breeder who
was just getting started Many of
those who are in the pure-bred Hol-
stein business credit their start to
Mr. Stimson's advice and encourage
ment and, in many case, financial as
sistance
Mr.. Stimson was an advocate of the
farm-to-producer system of market
ing and Hollywood dairy on Westlake
avenue is the result of his working
out OF that idea. Milk. cream. but
ter and poultry products produced on
Hollywood farm are all marketed di-
rect to the consumer through Holly
wood dairy. This is the largest ex-
elusive farm-to-producer market in
the Northwest.
Resolutions of Sympathy
The faculty of the State College of
Washington drafted the following
resolutions of sympathy to be sent
to Mrs. F. S, Stimson and family on
the death of Regent Fred Spencer
Stimson. The alumni have also sent
resolutions of coincidence.
To Mrs. F. S. Stimson and Family:
In Memory of F. S. Stimson.
The faculty of the State College of
Washington mourn the death of Re
gent F. S, Stimson. state institu-
ton must have strong outstanding
men to champion its cause and to
formulate its policies, Such a man
was F. s. Stimson. His intimate
knowledge of present industrial and
agricultural activities eminently
qualified him to be a wise councillor
to an institution whose purpose is to
serve the state. His ability for lead
ership has been freely given in de-
voted service to his community and
the commonwealth.
We wish to express to you our sim
cere sympathy in this your great be-
reavement. While we mourn the I'M
timely death of F. S. Stimson, we
realize that his life shall continue to
be an ever present reality, since his
spirit OF unselfish devotion will con-
tinue to inspire us throughout the
coming years.
Committee of the Faculty.
o. L. Waller.
H. V. Carpenter
f. G. Woodward
w. c. Kruegel
c. A. Isaacs.
r. o. Holland,
President of thp