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♦Alumni Section President -John C. Veatch, '07 Fenton Bldg., Portland. Secretary-Treasur—— Earl Kilpatrick, <09, 1253 Ferry St, Eugene. CHANGE OF ADDRESS “You were in the passage and yet saw nothing of what was going for ward,” said Sergeant Buzfuz. “Have you no eyes?” “Yes,” said Sam Weller, "that’s just it. If there was a pair of double million magnifying gas microscopes o fextra power, I might have seen through a flight of stairs, and a deal \oor, but being only eyes, you see my vision’s limited.” The editor of this page often wish es for a double million gas micro scope with which to keep track of the movements of the thousand alumni and thousands of former students. As yet he has been unable to find it in any of the laboratories on the cam pus. An alumnus moves from one house to another, from one city to another, from one state to another, even, per haps from one continent to another. Sometimes the Secretary, reading the evening paper at Scappoose, or Port land, or Jacksonville, gleans the item, sends in a hasty card to Eugene, and the alumnus, arriving at his new porch. Really, just such things have happened. Moreoften, when formal notice is not given, the change io made upon advice from the postal service. Such advice is often incomplete and un satisfactory. The Emerald’s student mailing and delivery force is far from infallible. Yet it is the most efficient student management the Emerald has ever had. Alumni who had despaired of seeing the Emerald again, have been receiving it regularly this year. Those who do not get satisfactory service, may improve it by report ing the difficulty to the manager, di rectly or through the Alumni Secre tary. And when you move, or go upon an extended tour or visit, remember that a postal card and a minute of k time will go far toward insuring an immediate change of address. CARTERS BUILD COTTAGES ON TILLAMOOK HARBOR Bay View, Tillamook Co. (Special to Alumni Section)—Mrs. Laura Bea tie Carter, ’95, sister of Mrs. L. T. Harris, ’96, moved to this place about a year ago. She and her husband have erected about a dozen beach cot tages to rent to summer visitors, and expect to put up as many more this spring. Bay View is the place where the Tillamook jetty is being put in. The piling has been driven and about one half of the jetty put in; more than one-fourth of the rock has been put in, and the work will probably con ^ tinue two years more. The Carter home overtooks the jetty and commands a view in one direc tion of the ocean, and in another of Tillamook Bay. When the cottages are completed, the Carters plan to spend their winters in the Willamette falley and their summers at Bay View. EMERALD FINDS WELCOME AT JUNEAU, ALASKA Mrs. Willa Hannah Beattie, and her husband, Mr. W. Gilbert Beattie, who are at present engaged in educational work in Juneau, Alaska, hope to move back to the state of Oregon next June. Mrs. Beatte says: “We are glad to get the Emerald, and enjoy it greatly, especially the Alumni section. We are glad to have the U. of O. news.” Mrs. L. T. Harris, ’96, of Salem, has returned home after visiting in Eugene for a few days. She was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Hams. Judge Harris was to have been a Eu gene visitor, but could not find time. Mrs. Harris was the guest of honor at several dinners, one of which was given by Miss Anne Whiteaker, *81, President of the Alumnae of Eugene. ETHAN COLLIER WEDS GIRL WHO ATTENDED UNIVERSITY Florence (Special to Alumni Sec tion)—Ethan Collier, ’09, was married here April 3, to Miss Jeanette South mayd, a former student of the Uni versity. Mr. and Mrs. Collier will live for a time at Kelso, Washington. YES IT IS A LONG LIST But Portland Alumni Should Know Where to Find One An other (Concluded from last Tuesday.) Chester A. Moores, B. A. 1912; Sec. Treas. The Moores Motor Car Co., 281 E. 15th St. N. Frank M. Mulkey, M. A. 1893; B. A. 1889; LL. B. 1891; lawyer, Mulkey Bldg. Frederick Wm. Mulkey, LL. B. Law School, New York City, 1899; B. A. 1896; lawyer, Mulkey Bldg. Philura E. Murch, M. A., B. A. 1887; librarian, 410 Harriso St. Benetta Dorris Nash (Mrs.), B. A. 1895; at home, 42 E. 84th St. N. Joyce Brownell Neilan (Mrs.), B. M. 12895; at home, 1217 Rodney Ave. James K. Neill, B. S. 1910; elec, engineer P. R. L. & P. Co., 511 E, 41st St. N. Ruth E. Rolfe Neill (Mrs.), B- A. 1911; 2540 E. 1st St. N., Serena Court. Will T. Neill, B. S. 1913; electrical inspector, St. Ry. Comm, of Oregon, 252 Court House. Paulus Edwin Newell, B. A. 1907; lawyer, 1116 Woodward Ave. Ethel Johnson Nicholas (Mrs.), B. A. 1910; at home, 933 Brooklyn St. Ida Noffsiger, B. S. 1907; teacher, city schools, 302% Park St. Antoinette Burdick Oberg (Mrs.); B. A. 1907; at home, 958 E. Couch St. Melvin P. Ogden, B. A. 1911; law student, 130 E. 11th St. Chas. Raymond Oleson, B. S. 1912; lumberman, Boring, Oregon (with Ole son Lumber Co.), 121 Portland Boul. Garwood H. Ostrander, M. D. 1904; B. S. 1901; physician and surgeon, 412 Oregonian Bldg. George H. Otten, B. A. 1911; grad uate student at Columbia University, (295 E. 15th St. N.) Mary Thompson Pasley (Mrs.), B. S. 1899; at home, 535 Union Ave. N. Cora Estelle Pattee, B. A. 1898; in structor in Latin, Wn. H. S., 631 E. Morrison St. Joel N. Pearcy, M. A. 1882; B. A. 1879; lawyer, 340 Montgomery St. Alonzo A. Perkins, D. M. D. North Pacific College, Portland; B. A. 1906; dentist, 1144% Union Ave. Louis H. Pinkham, B. S. 1911; en gineer with Oregon Electric, Mult nomah Hotel. Boss Mills Plummer, B. A. 1903; druggist, 260 3rd St. Blanche Powell, B. A. 1913; at tending Monmouth Normal, 27 E. 18th St. N. Rouert Burns Powell, B. A. 1912; law student, 414 Jefferson St. Harry L. Raffety, B. A. 1907; law yer, 520 E. Burnside St. Merwin Rankin, LL. B., 1913; B. A. 1911; lawyer, 528 E. Burnside St. Ormond Rankin, B. A. 1910; insur ance, 528 E. Burnside St. Falley G. Rasmussen, B. A. 1912; machinist, 268 12th St. Eva S. Rice, B. S. 1880; teacher, 810 Kelly St. George X. Riddell, B. S. 1910; civil engineer, 735 Chamber of Commerce. Florence Watkins Robb (Mrs.), B. A. 1898; at home, 641 Mountain Blvd., Portland. Mason H. Roberts, d. o. in Urn gineering, 1913; 50% 23rd St. N. Chas. W. Robinson, B. A. 1911; law student, 411 Fenton Bldg. Roy R. Robley, B. S. 1901; operat ing engineer, Portland Railway, Light & Power Co., 1276 B. Morrison St. Eva Roche, B. A. 1913; 1181 Mon tana Ave. Marguerite Rohse, B. A. 1913; teacher, 1610 Corbett St. Abraham S. Rosenthal, B. S. 1880; clothing salesman, 699 Marshall St. Blanche Ross, B. A. 1911; teacher, 1791 E. 19tht St. Chas. V. Ross, B. A. 1903; sales man, 981 Commercial St. Leslie M. Scott, B. A. 1899; news paper man (Vice Pres. Oregonian Pub. Co.), Oregonian. Ethel E. Sharpe, B. A. 1910; teach er, Oregon Yacht Club. Cora Madeleine Shaver, B. A. 1905; teacher, R. F. D. 2, Box 154, HUlsdale, Oregon. Pansy Shaver, B. A. 1912, R. F. D. 2, Box 154, Hillsdale, Oregon. Ralph S. Shelley, B. S. 1904; dep uty surveyor Oregon Nat*l Forest, 503 Beck Bldg. Loretta Showers, B. A. 1910; teach er, 447 Montgomery St. Veina Adair Sigler (Mrs.), M. A. 1891; at home, 607 Madison St. Jean C. Slauson, B. A. 1907; teach ing in Washington High School, 684 Wasco St._ (Concluded next Tuesday.) NEWS NOTES FROM CAPITAL SHOW ALUMNI ARE ACTIVE Salem (Specal to Alumni Sectin)— Wallace G. Benson, ’14, is working in the State Land Office, assisting the agent of the Federal Government in investigating the ownership of the land of some of the early government grants. Esther Carson, ’14, is holding the position of Assistant Secretary in the Governor’s office, all legal questions arising in that office being referred to her. She is a Senior in the Law Col lege of Willamette University. Dur ing her college course Miss Carson took a prominent interest in public questions and was one of the Univer sity delegates to the State Federation of Women’s Clubs when important work for the cause of the University was done by that body. The March issue of the Oregon Country, the Chamber of Commerce Bulletin, printed in Portland, Con tained an article on the resources of Marion County, by Ralph D. Moores, ’12, Manager of the Salem Commer cial Club. Donald M. Stevenson ,’08, and An gelina Williams Stevenson, ’07, have moved from Salem, Oregon, to Kelso, Washington. 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