Three Hundred Men Apply for
Admission; Full Staff
Selected.
The third Officers’ Training camp nt
the T'nivorsity of Oregon opened this
morning under Commandant Lieut. Co!.
John Leader, late of the 10th Itoyal Irish
Rifles.
This is the largest ramp yet held nt
tlm University, .”>00 applications having
been received. At the fiist camp held
*arly in the summer there were 160 men
and at the second, 260 men. The men
in the camp have been quartered in four
houses, the Sigma Nu and Beta Theta
1’i houses holding 50; Alpha Tau Omega,
45. The town Y. M. C. A. will accommo
date the remainder, probably about 170.
The staff for this training camp is us
follows:
Commandant—Lt. Col- John Lender,
late commanding 16th Royal Irish Rifles.
Inspecting and Examining Officer IV.
II. C. Bowen. Col. U. S. A.
Chief of Staff—Eric W. Allen, Major.
Staff Officer—A. E. Caswell, 1st Lieut.
Battalion Commander—J. A. M<I\in
non, Major
Adjutant—Karl W. Onthank, Captain.
A. Co. Commander—Charles Comfort,
Captain.
B. Co. Commander—J. Kamm, 1st
Lieut.
C. Co. Commander TI. O. Chiekcring,
1st Lieut.
(Artillery and Engineers)
I). Co. Commander—E- 11. Graham, 1st
Lieut.
Machine Gun Co.—C. T. Tinas, Cap..
Multnomah Guard.
The officers for instruction and sub
jects taught are
Officers of Instruction.
Trench War- R. A. Llytlio, 1st Lieut.
67th Canadian Inf.
tins and First And—John E. Bovnrd,
Captain.
Quartermaster—L. II- Johnson, 1st
Lieut.
Asst. Quartermaster—J. J. Lnndshury.
2nd Lieut.
Bandmaster—Albert Perfect, 2nd
Lieut.
Topography—Warren D. Smith, Cap
tain.
llayonetting and Bombing Dean Wal
ker, 2nd Limit.
Engineering—E. W. McAlister, < up
turn.
Asst. Engineering—11. A. Clark, 2nd
Lieut.
Inspector General for Artillery—Alma
Katz, Civilian Aide to Adjutant-General,
U. S. A.
Colonel Lender in speaking of this third
ramp said: “Of course, 1 don t say it
is going to he the best training camp But
it certainly is going to he the biggest.”
(Continued from page 1.)
Ndl (Inylord, Tillamook; Laura Hand,
l’ortland; Marvel Skeels, o< quille; 1 In
r,el Shut I ink. Vancouver; Martha Kiee,
Boise, Idaho; Helen Clark, Taeoma; Lee
Kortmiller, Albany; Velum Loss, Marsh
field; Audrey Huberts, Clara Calkins,
Marjory Pelzell, Hub Leavitt, nit of
Klamath falls; Mareissa .fewett, Gur
dmer; Genevieve Haven, Portland; Mar
garet \\ imbigler. Portland.
Chi Omega: Margaret Slender, Jose
phine Connor, tlluhya f'arrall, \ irgiuia
(1 ill's, all of Portland; Louise Sliolmu
Oregon City.
Ijamma l’hl Beta: Madge Calkins, Hel
ene Kuykendall, tleneva Stebno, all of
Eugene; Lillian Brook, Hood liiver; Yi
vian Hopson, llerniee Craig, of Salem;
Helen Nelson, l'endletou; Nadine 1U lan
der, Helen Houghton, of Portland
Kappa Kappa tlamuia: Phoebe Cage,
Portland; Mary Evans, Alice Evans,
Portland; Emma Carbade, Portland; 11a
tel Young, Portland; i lea.uor Spall,
Portland; Doris Pittenger, Portland: Lei
la Mash, Deeorah, Iowa; Anna May
Chipping, Hood Liver; Loris Harnett,
Wasco; Frances Tate, W'aseo; Norma
Midler, AVaseo; Helen lluntingtou. The
Dalles; Brownell Frasier. .hunt Frasier,
pf Eugene; Mildred Appereon, MoMiuu
rille.
Kappa Alpha Theta; Margaret BuLIK,
Portland; Caroline Cannon, Portland;
knne Shea, Portland; Miriam HoUomli,
Portland; Elizabeth Kirby, Portlaud, Ku
rile Evans, Portland; Mate.tret l'helps.
l'endletou; Barhaia Rhepnetd, PoCland;
»nd Helen Hu klev, Portland; Mary 11a
gordt, Portland; Agnes Brooks. Portland;
lieraldiue Piikiitgt ui, Portland; Marga
ret Tliomp -on, Bend; M.treile Carloek,
Portland.
Phi Delta Theta: Georg-- Hlaek, Port
land; Charles Bluett, P Hand. George
Stearns, Prineville; John Hollingsworth,
Silvoriou; M-re Latham, Sab-ut, Pier, i
A. Cummins, PkiUd-ipinA. Pa,. Uu*.w-»
Keeney, Eugene; Eoscoe Roberts, The
Dalles.
Reta Theta Pi: Clifford Manerud, Eu
gei.e; Frank Jackson, Portland; Roger
Plummer, Fortiamd; Kill Daughtcry,Port
land; Martin Howard, Portland; Fred
Lorenze, Coquille; Sterling Patterson,
Pendleton; Kiel Nnamaker, Ilood River;
Wyndam Duren, Salem; Donald McDon
ald, Eugene.
1‘lii Gamma Delta: Maurine Mann,
Portland; William Bolger, I'ortland; Ros
eoe Hemenway, Portland; John Tuerck,
Portland; Vincent Jacobberger, Portland;
Max Beals, Tillamook; George Riggs, 1
Klamath Falls; Carl Newbury, Klamath
Falls; William Holmes, Baltimore, Md.:
Edgar Lindsay, Portland; Lynn Holl,
Harrisburg.
Delta Tan Delta: Edward Twining,
Portland; Wesley Beharrel, Portland;
Kenneth Smith, Portland; Curtis G. Phil
lips, Portland; Kelley Branstetter, Eu
gene; George Korn, Eugene; Crecinc
Fariss, Eugene; George Doust, Salem;
Eugene It. Rowland, Salem; V. Garfield
Madden, Seattle, Wa»h.; Guy Sacre,
Monmouth; Raymond Lawrence, Wood
burn.
Sigma Chi: James O’Donnel, Portland;
Sidney Robinson, Portland; Augustus
Bailey, Portland; Roy Blake, lone
Kappa Sigma: Eugene Boylen, Pendle
ton; Frances Beller, Milton; Louis Duns
more, Portland; Ted Peterson. Portland;
Elston Ireland, Hood River; A. J. Jen
sen, Portland; Erving McCoy, Portland;
Ralph Burgess, Pendleton; Henry Kolph,
Athena.
Sigma Nu: Vernon Dudley, Athena;
Sidney Hayalip, Vancouver, Wash.; Dew
ey Knox, Spokane, Wash.; Donald Van
Boakirk, Eugene.
Alpha Tau Omega: Charles Huggins,
Hood River; Virgil Cameron, Luckcy
Bonn«y, Avraond Yanoey, Hood Rv»er-,
Sanfred Gehr, Portland; Russell Patter
son, Portland; Raymond Kempy, Eugene;
Walter Hemp.v. Odine Nickelson, Eu
gene; John Hildebrand, Wasco; James
Whitaker, Myrtle Point; Earl O’Neil,
Rainier.
SCHOLARSHIP BEGGING
No Applicants Appear in Oregon for
Rhodes Examination.
Xot a single applicant for ;he annual
Cecil Rhodes scholarship in Oxford Uni
versity, England, has appeared In the
date *£ Oregon this year, tcoor-diog to
announcement made today at the office
of the president of the University of
Oregon.
This is the first time since the Rhodes
scholarships were established that there
has not been at least one applicant for
examination. Last year five persons ap«
plied.
Matriculation of the Rhodes scholarf
has been postponed until after the war,
but it has been ruled that any applicant!
who pass the examination will be eligible
for enrollment at that time even if in
the meantime he has passed the age limit
of 25 years.
MEN MUST PAY OWN DEBTS
Colonel William H. C, Bowen, corn*
manning officer of the University of Ore
gon unit of the Students’ Training Corps,
announced yesterday for the benefit of
Eugene merchants that the government
would accept no responsibility for per
sonal debts contracted by members of the
organization
We Are Interested Heart and Soul
with U. of 0.
Students we want to keep in touch with you.
\Ve not only want to supply your wants but we
want you to know that we are interested in you
and in what you are doing. Keeping in touch
with student life either keeps us young or
makes us think that we are young. It amounts
to the same thing.
And Now the War
It has given us a double interest in you for
you are helping win the war and arc prepar
ing the country for big things after the war.
We realize how and hope you realize it also.
What We Can Do
for You
We can regulate your watch, fill your
fountain pen, tighten the safety catch on that
frat pin, clean your jewelry, and do many
other things for which we will not even ask a
smile
The Best Things We
Can Offer You Now
for Sale
MILITARY WRIST WATCHES* FOUNTAIN
PENS, SERVICE PINS, COLLAR INSIGNIA;
Bracelet Watches, Fitall
Cases, Safety Razors and
many things appropriate
for the young ladies and
the men.
ELGIN and WALTHAM
MILITARY WRIST WATCH
ES. Also Swiss makes.
We have just received a
large assortment of Elgin
and Waltham Military Wrist
Watches for the men. Thev
come in many styles and at every sort of a
price.
Luckey’s Jewelry Store
“The Quality Store.”
Established in I860
827 WILLAMETTE STREET,
TELEPHONE 712.