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Plunging headlong from the top of an ®5 foot pole where he had been working, Merdith Burnside, 22 year old lineman, who was a roomer at 575 Central avenue, Highland Park, was dashed to death yesterday on the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee tracks at Oakton street crossing, The feature party of the season at Northmoor Country club will be the {8th Running Northmoor Derby, on July 12th. ~Dinner will be served at eight o‘clock and the first race will gtart at 9 p.m. Niles Center Feature Derby July 12 at Northmoor Club Lineman Is Killed in Fall From Pole Tuesday I Well Known Resident Prominent in Chicago Business Life; Family History W m ims, a man whose life included an active relationship with some of the most important phases of our develâ€" oping national life. Early Life away W. D. MESSENGER DIES; FUNERAL SATURDAY nue VouUMe XIX Mr. Messenger Last of ol some weeks . QUraDoOn, 207. Dorrance _ Messenger passed at his homie, 265 Prospect aveâ€" In his going Highland Park one of its most respected citiâ€" Friday evening, after an illâ€" weeks‘ duration, Mr. The Higbland Park Press It may be well to remind Highland Park golfing fans‘ that "the North Shore Open is scheduled for Sunset Valley on July 14. It will be an event wellâ€"worth looking forward to. The entries are coming in rapidly, and those of the city professionals who are wellâ€"known to everyone are already in.. An attempt is being made by the officials of the club to make this year a cardinal one in the history of the Sunset Valley club.. The club has already established a reputation for itself as one of the best municipal goliing clubs in the vicinity of Chiâ€" cago. _ Correspondingly, the North Shore Open should beâ€"one of the best tournaments in the Chicago district, and it is rapidly approaching that renutation. A. 0. Fay lodge will hold their next regular meeting, Thursday, July 17, at which time the third degree will be conferred. There will be no meeting tonight (Thursday) .due to the absence of many of the officers, who. are away for the holiday. No Mceting Tonight of A. 0. Fay Lodge N. 8. Open Tournament At Sunset Valley On July 14; Many Entries W. D. Messenser Dies be well to remind Highland Ifing fans‘ that "the North pen is scheduled for Sunset n July 14. It will be an llâ€"worth looking forward to. HicHLAND Park, Intinois, THurspay, Juty 3, 1930 eS0>5(0) A buffet supper and bridge party will be held Thursday evening, (toâ€" night) at Briergate Golf club. Supper will be served from 6:30 to 8 p. m. Bridge will start promptly mt eight n‘clock. This carnival takes the place of the old Highland Park day, and it is hopâ€" ed that everyone will turn out for it. A good time is guaranteed to all. Bids were to be opened yesterday by R. M. Lobdell, county superintenâ€" dent of highways, and the road and bridge committee on a section of grading on Deerfield avenue, near Deerfield, and a bridge over the Des Plaines river. The American Legion carnival will be held in Sunset Park, running for three days on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of July. _ The committees have <been making. extensive preparations with the thought of making this the bigâ€" gest Legion carnival ever. Sunset Park will be the scene of gay activâ€" ities and general holiday spirit. The tents and pavilions are being erected in the park now, and the open air dancing floor will be the scene every evening during the progress of the carnival of dancing for everyone. The regular Thursday night evening dance. will be under the auspices of the park board, but the Legion will riin its dances the other two evenings. Plans for Ravinia Community Day, July 4th, are progressing nicely under the supervision of Mrs. Godfrey Eyler, chairman of the civics comâ€" mittee of the Ravinia Woman‘s club, who has charge of the affair this year. * _A gay afternoon and evening are promised young and old at the Raâ€" vinia school grounds, Friday. The children‘s costume parade with decorated vehicles will start promptly at 4:30 and a number of prizes will be given for the best outfit. Games and play will be directed by Mr. F. V, Degenhardt and Mr. Howard ©opp and prizes will be given for | some of the events. To Open Bids on Road Work in This Vicinity Legion Carnival to Be Held at Sunset Park July 3, 4 and 5 A fine display of fireworks is promâ€" ised for the evening, which has been arranged by Mr. A. K, Fox, It is hoped by the committee that those who attend will bring their own picnic supper.‘ Coffee, doughnuts, ice cream and soft drinks will be sold un the grounds at a low price to those who desire them. Everybody is invited and welcome. In case of rain the celebration will be postponed until Saturday afternoon at the same time. Ravinia Community Day Celebration On July 4th; Features Buffet Super Tonight Another _ meeting of Highland Parkers interested in the proposed establishment of a yacht club harbor here was held last evening in the city hall, and the project was further disâ€" cussed. The principal speaker was Commander Carrick of the Illinois Naval Reserve, who made an interâ€" esting and instructive talk, Motion pictures were shown by the Chicago Dredge & Dock Co, of their works and quarries and also of operations connected â€"with the building of a pier and breakwater. Dr. Harry Grwdle and one or two others spoke briefly. New officers of the club elected for the ensuing year last week will be installed this month. They are: President, Walter Cope; first viceâ€" president, Robert W. Pease; second viceâ€"president, Julian Smith; secreâ€" tary, Edward Nevins; directors, A. E. Smith, Dr. I. C. Schur, William Ruehl, F. V. Nelson; tail twister, Paul Olâ€" son; lion tamer, Dr. A. J. Wurth. Yacht Harbor Plan Is Discussed at Meeting The regular weekly luncheon of the Highland Park Lions club is held at noon Thursday at the Green Tea Pot. The business session will follow the meal and the social features thereâ€" after. The Lions are keeping busy with their plans for civic welfare and progressive citizenship and the inâ€" terest in the club‘s sessions and proâ€" gram for the future continues at high pitch. Goal Soon Reached It is expected that by next week the final contributions will have inâ€" creased the total to the required $15,â€" 000, and when this goal is reached it (Continued on page 40) Regular Meeting of Lions Club Thursday for the next three years is issuing its last call for subscriptions. Good progress has been made so.far, and response has been widespread and liberal. There remains still a final spurt needed to cross the goal, and friends.of the schools are urged to subscribe now, if they have not alâ€" ready done so. ISSUE LAST CALL IN SCHOOL FUND DRIVE Campaign Nearing Goal; Grand Roll of Honor Printed Next Week, Plan This week the committee in charge of the campaign for funds for the Eim Place and Green Bayâ€" schools NUMBER 18