Ljtfttjntj Section
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EarlSttpatrick, ’09, 1253 Ferry St.,
Eugene.
ALUMNI ACQUAINTANCE
One would not be far wrong should
he hazard the opinion that there is
0 scarcely a community in the state
where all the alumni and former stu
dents of the University resident in
that community are known to one an
other.
The Alumni Secretary has had the
opportunity in more than one com
munity of introducing to one another
alumni of the University who have
lived for years in the same city
without ever realizing their common
educational experience.
Of course, the lines of cleavage in
business and social affairs by no
means follow college ties. Still there
is an element of good fellowship which
always comes into evidence when
people who are college trained get to
| gether for a social time.
Alumni and former students have
I much to gain in pleasure. for them
selves, as well as in prestige for their
college, by promoting an occasional
meeting of those who have attended
the University.
The Secretary endeavors to keep
his list of former students as accu
rate as possible and will gladly fur
nish to any alumnus a list of the
alumni and former students in his
community, as complete as can be
compiled in the office.
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MABEL J. ZIMMERMAN, ’13
The funeral of Miss Mabel June
Zimmerman, ’13, whose death was
noted in Thursday’s Emerald, was
held from Centenary Methodist
Church in Portland, on Friday, De
cember 5. Miss Helen Werlein and
Miss Mararet Belat attended from
Eugene as official representatives of
the Oregon chapter of the Delta Gam
ma fraternity, of which chapter Miss
Zimmerman was a founder and char
ter member.
Miss Zimmerman entered the Uni
versity in 1908, from Cleone, Oregon.
She was the daughter of G. H. Zim
, K merman of that place, and was at the
time of her death 23 wears of age,
the date of her birth being June 30,
1891. Her preparatory work was
done in the Allen Preparatory School,
of Portland. Miss Zimmerman ma
jored in German at the University,
and ranked unusually high as a stu
dent. She was an active member of
the Tennis Club and of the German
Club, and was President of the col
lege Y. W. C. A. in her Junior year.
HARVEY C. CONDON IS NOW
RANCHER AT VAUGHAN, WN.
Seattle, Wash., Dec. 4.
To the Secretary:
tin your alumni section of the Or
egon Emerald of December 1, under
necrology, I notice you have Harvey
C. Condon, '79, as having passed
away.
Please permit me to say in behalf
of my cousin that Mr. Harvey C. Con
don is living at Vaughan, Washing
ton, near Tacoma, and is enjoying
life on a most beautiful little subur
ban farm, having I think entirely re
gained his health, which became so
impaired after years of active bus
iness life in Oregon and Washing
ton.
I am sure yo'u will be glad to have
this correction made.
Please permit me to express the ap.
I predation of Mrs. Condon and my
self of this most interesting page in
the Emerald. This clearing house for
j news of the Emerald makes most ac
Vceptable reading.. ’• s •
HERBERT T. CONDON, ’92.
.HERBERT T. CONDO]
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SEKNTY-FOUR OREGDIi
mill mm
Nearly Four Schore Oregon Alumni
Hare Moved to the North
ern State
Seventy-four graduates of the Uni
versity of Oregon are now citizens of
the state of Washington.
. Edward Bailey, ’82, was made an
M. D. by Rush Medical College in j
1885, and is now°a prosperous physi
cian and surgeon at Mansfield, Doug-j
las County, Washington.
Daniel Waldo Bass, ’85, later took
a degree in law at Willamette Uni
versity. He is now a merchant and
farmer at McMurray.
Maud Joy Beals, ’12, is supervisor
of music in the schools at Auburn.
Annie Bergman, ’10, who taught in
the Elgin, Oregon, high school last
year, is taking graduate work this se
mester at the University of Wash
ington.
Frank E. Billington, *03, M. A. *13,
is Educational Field Worker for the
Christian Church in the Northwest.
He has his residence in Kempis Apart
ments, 6th and Washington streets,
Spokane.
Mrs. Alice Dorris Boardman, 82, is
at home at North Yakima.
Charles Lois Campbell, ’04, is a
civil' engineer in the Navy Depart
ment. He should be addressed at the
Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bremerton.
Frank D. Carruth, ’06, is principal
of the high school at Waitsburg. His
wife was Hilda Brant, ’13.
Calvin Casteel, ’03, C, E. ’14, is a
project manager in the reclamation
service of the State of Washington,
with headquarters at Okanogan.
Earl Childers, ’12, has a pastorate
in Spokane and lives at 1838 Gardner
Ave.
Earl Church, ’97, is bookkeeper for
the Tacoma Iron Works, at Tacoma.
Dr. Alfred Alexander Cleveland,
’98, M. A. ’03/ Ph. D. Clark Univer
sity ’06, is head of the Department
of Education of the Washington State
College at Pullman.
Three men who are alumni of the
University of Oregon are on the fac
ulty of the University of Washing
ton. Herbert Thomas Condon, ’92,
is bursar of that institution; Harvey
P. Densmore, ’03, is an Instructor;
and Irving Mackay Glen, *94, M. A.
’97, is director of the Department of
Fine Arts. Mr. Condon and his wife,
Maude Wilkins Condon, ’96, Hire at
4616 21st Ave. N. E. Mr. Condon
took his degree of LL. B. from the
University of Michigan in 1894. Har
vey Densmore was .Rhodes scholar on
the nomination of the University of
Oregon. Mrs. Glen, who was Julia
Veazie, ’95, and Professor Glen, live
at 4533 15th Ave. N. E.
Alfred Coolidge, *80, is a farmer
with town residence at 1405 9th Av
enue, Spokane.
Mrs. Grace Elsie Smith Edmonds,
’02, is at home in Ridgefield, Washing
ton.
George William Eyre, ’03, is a
teacher at Dayton.
Mrs. Jessie McClung Friedel, ’87,
is at home in Vancouver.
Benjamin W. Grout, ’li, is teach
ing manual training in the schools of
Raymond.
Stuart B. Hanna, ’97, is an insur
ance agent in Seattle. His address
is Volunteer Park, Seattle.
Dan Ernest Hardin, ’07, is a lawyer
in Vancouver, with offices in the Scho
field Building.
John C. Higgins, ’87, took his law
work at the University of Washing
ton, and now practices in Seattle at
817 Alaska Building.
Jacob F. Hill, '80, is postmaster at
Davenport.
Harvey A. Houston, ’08, is in the
real estate business at Spokane. Ad
dress 802 Paulsen Street.
Frank A. Huffer, ’86, is a lawyer
at Tacoma, with offices in the Fidel
| ity Building.
Frederick C. Jackson, '08, is prin
sipal of one of the ward schools in the
| Seattle system. He lives at 1320 Tay
| lor street.
| Maude I. Kerns, ’99, is art instruc
tor in one of the Seattle high schools.
She lives at 4710 19th Ave. N. E.
Miss Kerns prepared for her work by
graduate study at Columbia Univer
i sity and took a diploma in fine arts
| and the degree of B. S. from that Uni
I versity in 1906.
Rev. James Anderson Laurie, ’94,
is another Oregon graduate who took
advanced work at Columbia. He re
ceived his degree of M. A. at Colum
bia in 18®?, He is now pastor of
the First Presbyterian church at Wen.
atehee.
Mrs. Margaret Underwood Lots, ’97,
isat home at 620 W. 8th, Tacoma.
Mrs. Emma Bean Lucas, '84, is at
home at 812 West 11th street, Aber
deen.
Adolphus Fielding McClaine, '80, is
president of the Traders’ National
Bank of Spokane. He lives at 01212
Summit Boulevard.
Seven McClures in Washington are
graduates of the University of Ore
gon. Charles E. McClure, *90, M. D.
University of Pennsylvania *02, is a
physician and surgeon, living at 1816
13th Av. S. Henry McClure, ’86, Wal
ter McClure, ’90, and William Mc
Clure, *96, are lawyers with miin of
fice at 1509 Hoge Building, Seattle.
Amy Powell McClure, ’94, is at home
at 432 Boylston Ave., Seattle. Hor
ace McClure, ’90, is a newspaper man
living at 1931 East Lynn street, Se
attle. Jennie McClure, ’86, lives at
1915 13th Ave. S. E. John McClure,
’92, is engaged in the raising of fancy
poultry. He is to be addressed at
McClure Arces, R. F. D. 1, Seattle.
Chester F. Miller, ’82, M. A. '85,
is judge of the Superior Court at
Dayton.
J. G. Miller, ’93, is a lawyer at 836
Newell street, Walla Walla.
Gordon C. Moores, '08, and his wife,
Jessie Hurley Moores, ’07, have a
ranch at Richland. Mrs. Moores took |
a degree from Groucher College, Bal
timore, in 1910.
Ellsworth A. Morgan, ’09, is teach
ing at Startup, Washington.
Wallace Mount, ’83, is a Justice of
the Supreme Court of the State ofj
Washington. He lives at 11th and Co
lumbia streets, Olympia. His son,
Wallace Mount, ’13, has the same ad
dress.
George W. Murphy, ’06, is super
intendent of schools at Granger.
Mrs. Clara Condon Nolf, ’90, is at
home at 5019 10th Ave. N. E., .Seat
tle.
Henry R. Patterson Jr., ’09, is en
gaged in logging engineering at
Gray’s Harbor.
William Roberts, ’86, is Highway
Commissioner, with offices in thee
county court house, Tacoma. Mr.
Roberts took his degree in civil en
gineering at the Massachusetts Insti
tute of Technology in 1891.
William Rueter, ’ll, is in the work
of reinforced concrete engineering, in
the employ of F. J. Crow & Co., at
Seattle.
Caspar W. Sharpies, '87, took his de
gree of Doctor of Medicine at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, and is now
practicing in Seattle, with offices in
the Burke Building.
Mrs. Vestella Sears Smith, ’01, is at
home at 524 S. 59th St., Tacoma.
Four Templetons have gone from
the University of Oregon to the state
of Washington. Dr. Charles L. Tem
pleton, 99, studied medicine at Jeffer.
son Medical College. He lives at 523
24th Ave. S., Seattle. Rev. Harry
Sumner Templeton, ’99, has the de
gree of Bachelor of Divinity from the
San Francisco Theological Seminary.
He is a Presbyterian minister at Van
couver. Joseph H. Templeton, ’06, is a
lawyer, officing at 1112 Hoge Build
ing, Seattle. Mrs. Rosetta Eastland
Templeton, ’98, is teaching at Belle
vue.
Ada Osie Walton, ’90, is a business
woman, living at 1023 Union St., Se
attle.
Laban H. Wheeler is another Se
attle lawyer. &e was graduated from
the University of Oregon in 1880, and
took law at Georgetown University.
He has an office in the New York
Building.
Gertrude D. Widmer, ’97, Joseph M.
Widmer, ’90, and Margaret M. Wid
mer, ’97, live at 710 16th Ave., Seat
tle. Joseph M. Widmer is principal
of the Central School. Margaret M.
Widmer is a teacher in the Broad
way High School.
Hazel E. Wightman, ’12, is teach
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Chinese Noodles’ House
Everything in Chinese Noodles
10:00 a. m. to 1:00 p. m.
63 Sixth Avenue East
tag English In th« high school at Or
chards.
David H. Wolfle, *01, is county super
intendent of schools of Kiteop county,
Washington.
Mrs. Clara Caufleld Wood, *08, lives
on Route 1, out of Washougal. Her
husband is William Wood, ex-’08.
Two members of the class of 1914
have residence in Washington. Rob
■ity, Mew York City. Miss Aldous
ert D. McComack lives at Spokane,
Oberholtser, ’14, has a position on the
but is at-present at Columbia Univer
faculty of Spokane College.
George Ray Campbell, 'Ol, is a
civil engineer in the employ of Hie
United States government. His ad
dress is 2828 W. Boone Ave., Spokane.
Harvey C. Condon, ’79, is a rancher
at Vaughan.
A. S. DRAPER
Official Piano Tuner
FOR THE
University School of Music
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ALSO
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Before the
Big
Sophomore
Formal
Have your Dress-Suit
pressed. We are pre
pared to give special
attention to all high
class work.
A. W. COOK
Phone.592
Student Agent, Harold R. Tregilgas
I AN INVITATION TO
Christmas Shop in Eugene
Volland’s Famous Cards—Crane's Stationery
Waterman'* Ideal Fountain Pens—Eastman Kodaks.
SCH W ARZSCHILD'S BOOK STORE
University Novelties in Brass
AND
Table-Service in Sterling Silver
To make your fraternity complete in even the smallest detail
Oregon Seal and Fraternity Jewelry in Gold and Silver
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FOR
Hart Shallner & Marx
CLOTHING
Yoran’s
Printing
House
Printers and
Bookbinders
TO THE STUDENTS
ALWAYS
75 Eighth Avenue West
Printers
Phone 103