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5. COLLEGE anti-Japanese stand and also against the lesion taking any part in poli tics. One feature of their parade, with 20,000 men in line and reviewed by over 300.000, was a platoon con sisting entirely of officers from brig-adier-g-eneral down, and led by a ser geant, to illustrate the democratic spirit of the legion. N di cnnrc m EO I LLUDLU Hill THE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX, WEDXESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1920 FRATERNITY n hip V N Two Weeks of Rushing .at Corvallis Are Over. LIST LED BY FRESHMEN 12 Nationals Represented Besides dumber of Local Clubs Port- - land Students Xaiiiod. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE, Corvallis. Oct. 5. (Special.) Fraternities anjd clubs on the campus have announced the names of men pledfred as a result of two weeks' rushing-. -Most of the men are fresh men. There are 12 national fraternities represented here, besides a number of local fraternities and clubs. Tile fol lowing is a list of the pledges of na tional fraternities: Alpha Tau Omesa Everftt Miller. Long Boach, Cal.: Wlllard Ciooch, Moyer; Car roll Cole. Long Beach. Cal.; Malcolm Ras Tnussen, Portland; Maurice Buxton. Cor vallis. Alpha Slcrna Phi Reginald Tonsey, Portland; Maurice Knapp, Enterprise; J3ean Palmer. Pasadena, Cul. ; Lyman Pat ton. Portland. Kappa Henry Sarpola, Astoria: Creorpe "Williams, (irants Pass; Theodore ieortre La Grande; Benjamin Lafferty. Xollogg, Idaho; Orville C. Corbett. Port Angeles, Wash.; Kenneth Bentley, Milton: Jasper O. Crawford, Heppner; Evlins Bvanti. Toledo; Lee Howell. Portland; Owirite Cheadle, Albany: Loyd Couce. Sher wood; Conald Clodfelter, Corvallis; Ivan W. Gainer, Lebanon. Kappa Sigma Ernest Kolcomb, Port land; Ernest McCallon. Dallas: Ray Dodge, Portland; Aubrey 0"Bryant. Baker: Mar lon Monroe. Portland; Donald Buchman Portland: John Truliinger, Astoria; Rob ert Hadley, Portland. Lambda Chi Alpha Ted Barton. Port land; Harold Poling, Albanv; Richard Hopper. Walla Walla, Wash.; Roy Lough- rey. Payette, Idaho; John Erlckson, As toria: John Avey, Elma, Wash.; Arthur -Kooinson. Portland. Pi Kappa Alpha Lindley V. Koona, Oakland. Cal.; George H. Webb. Los Ange les. Cal.; Lester Regenititick, Portland. Phi Delta Theta William Axland. Ab erdeen, Wash.; Eugene Gill, Armory Gill and Breyman Boise. Salem; Wendell Wil son. Mc-Minnville; Russell Stearns, Leb anon; Frank Crlppen, La Grande; Hariod Scott. Los Angeles. Cal.; Oliver Jessop, Portland; Vernon Bripgs-, Corvallis. Sigma Chi Forest Smith, Long Beach, Cal.: Charles Wright, Portland: Walter Blacsing. Portland; Ralph Giesy. Portland; Dwiltht Williams. Long Beach. Cal.; Wen dell Barnes. GoldenUale, Wash.; Oral Hag adorn, Salem. Sigma Alpha Epstlon William Braun. Portland; Walter Kearnley, Portland; Lewis Sorenson, Fresno. Cal.: R. G. John son. Fresno. Cal.; Walter Pierce, Seattle, Wash.: Heiber Boyles. Anaconda, Mont.; William Hepner. Portland; Irvin Reinke, Portland; Benedict Dolph, Portland. Sigma Phi Epsilon Theodore A. Hack ett. Corvallis; Clarence H. Landes. Mossy Rock, Wash.: Nathan F. Scudder. Holly wood. Cal.; Howard C. Bell. Gardena. Cal.; Dwisht L. McCaw. Prescoot. Wash.: Frank E. Rossman, Salinas, Cal.; Kenneth Covell, Corvallis. Sigma Nu Ivan Carr, Pendleton: Xor ris Sewell, Portland: James Weathcrford, Corvallis; Orville Burress. Wasco; Paul Dexter. Blumington, Ind.; W. L. Porter field, Los Angeles; Ralph Risley. Milwau kie; Kenneth Perry, Klamath Falls. Theta Chi Albert Wallach. Fenton,.Mo.; Wilbur C. Baerss, Grants Pass; Hal W. Powell, Highland, Cal.; Joe Foster, Fresno, Cal.; Ray Wadsworth, Santa Rosa, Cal.; Cecil Fuller. Portland. Local fraternities and clubs: Theta Delta Nu Harold MacTaggart, Hoqulam, Wash.: Irving Balderee. Dallas; Carlton Mast. Pomeroy, Wash.; George Duke. Sutherlin; Elvin A. Hoy, Portland. Kappa Theta Rho Arthur Klrkham, Portland: Richard Garber, Milton; Glenn Perry, Walla Walla. Wash.; Harry Perry. "Walla Walla. Wash.: Waldemar Seton Jr., Portland: Jack Bingham. Pasadena. Cal.; Jtoland Marks. Halsey; John A. Garlty. La Grande; Burton Winne, Ashland; Vlron Parmin, Aihambra. Cal. Gamma Tau Beta Lyle Richards, Orange, Cal.; Albert Lennin, Orange. Cal.; Clarence McFadden. Santa Ana. Cal.; Hobart Vermilya. Yakima, Wash.; Freder ick Novinger, Long Beach. Cal. Beaver Fraternity R. Ballln. St. Louis, Mo.; L. B. Curtis. Los Angeles; E. C. Kikelman. San Bernadlno. Cal.; M. R. Milligan, San Bernadino, Cal.; R. A. Goble, Ferndale, Cal.; W. L. Seccombe, San Diego. Cal.: C. Colling, I. on Beach. Cal. Kappa Delta Sigma Royal Archibald, Albany; Russell Reeves. Albany: Elt Clark Condon: Willigan Hillis, Portland; Vic tor Kem. Cottage Grove. Zeta Epsilon A. M. Gerbeth, Jerome, Idaho: John. Rau. Portland; J. C. Ohm, Portland: J. F. Dawson. Pasadena, Cal.; IT t. : i ....... . . . . "'r, u P.1HIIUN iiiiam - . RoDlns, Lebanon; Hiram Groves, Lebanon ; William "Van Allen. Redmond: William Williams, Bend: John Durst, Lebanon: R. B. Finch, Lakeview; Leroy Coyner, Bend. Gamma Nu Edgar Copple. Portland; George Poole. Portland: Edward Soule, Portland: Chester Erlckson. Wallowa; H. '. Johnson. Wallowa: William Oerding. Coquille; Fred Wimer. Coquille; Robert Mercer. Coaston: Sam Slraub, Corvallis. Fleur De Lis R. Bruce McEachern, Portland; Falconer K. Campbell. Port land; Lawrence Taggatt, Hillsboro; Vernon Alcorn, Corvallis. onconta Bruce Dennis. Ravmond. Wash;. Edwin J. Lawlcr. Raymond, ash.; George R. Walker. Portland. Alpha Sigma Delta Guv Heath Port land: P. L. Streyfeller. Salem: Elliott Horn. Pasadena. Cal.: Raymond Marsh. Pasadena. Cal.; Howard Durham. Hemet. Cal.: Earl Paddock. Oregon City: Kirk Simpson, Salem; Conrad Vierus. Oregon ROSEWAY WORK TO START Celebration to Be Held on Sandy Boulevard Friday Afternoon. Firs official action in connection with the establishment of Portland's roseway, Sandy boulevard from Six teenth street to beyond Eighty-second street and Parkrose, will be taken Friday afternoon, when a cele bration will occur at the Rose City Park fire station at Fifty-sixth and Sandy. The first slipa of 10,000 or more to be set out by the city for propagation this fall and planting in the parking strips of the boulevard next fall will be planted. City officials and others who have been active in the roseway movement will participate in the programme. Mayor Baker will speak, telling of the plans for the campaign of making the roseway one of the beauty spots of the city. The Washington high school band will furnish music and there will be community singing under Walter Jenkirus of community service. Sixteen young girls, repre senting the various civic clubs in terested in the movement, will parti cipate in the planting. All interested in the roseway movement or in learn ing how to grow their own roses from slips are urged to attend. Po.st Commander Dewey Home. WHITE SALMON, Wash.. Oct. 5. 'Special.) Chester T. Dewey, post commander of Evan Childs post of the American legion of White Salmon, has returned from the national legion convention at Cleveland. O. The out BtHnding work accomplished was the MANY BUDGETS RECEIVED Community Chest Committee Soon to Meet for Survey. The budget committee of the Port land 'community chest in the near future will hold a meeting for a pre liminary survey. The following or ganizations already have submitted their budgets: Boys' and Girls' Aid society. Near East Relief. Florence Crittenton Refuge home. Portland Settlement Center. Salvation Army. Young Women's Christian association. Oregon Prisoners' Aid society. Pisgah Home colony. Visiting Nurse association. Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective so ciety. Boy Scouts. Baby home. Emanuel hospital. Portland Community Service association. Seamen's Church Institute of America. Albertina Kerr Nurserv home J. C. Ainsworth is chairman of the budget committee. Franklin T. Grif fith, president of the community cnest, requests that all oreanizations desiring to participate in the funds of the chest, submit their budgets to neauquarters, 317 Yeon building, at once. The drive will be during the week ol March 7 to 12, 1921. 50 STUDENTS IN DANGER Early Morning: Fire Breaks Out in Whitman College Dormitory. WHITMAN' COLLEGE, Walla Walla, Wash.. Oct. 5 (Sneciai vir. caused by a faulty fireplace, Monday morning mreatened to destroy Kirk man Hall, in which 50 men were sleeping. Earnest Johnson, a student was awakened about 4 n'nin k stifling fumes. Johnson jumped from nis oea ana ran for water, while Keizel, a roommate, called the fire department. Flooding the Dlace with chm,ai0 and opening up large holes in the floor the firemen succeeded in ex einguishing the fire which had eaten its way underneath ih Damage is .estimated at $500. TEACHER'S INSTITUTE ON Annual Session of Educators Under Way at Condon. FOSSIL. Or., Oct. 5. (Special.) Schools throughout Wheeler and Gil liam counties were closed this week on account of the teachers' institute being held in Condon. The two counties for years have held a joint institute SnnprininHi. fit the two counties. H. J. Simmons ui w neeier ana j. sturglll of Gil liam, have arranged an excellent pro gramme. The following speakers will be heard: J. B. V. Butler of Mon mouth normal. Professor Reed and Miss Bovee of Oregon Agricultural college. Professor Stetson, University of Oregon; Mrs. Cora E. Geiss, pri mary work bf the state department. FOSSIL STUDENTS ELECT Howard Zackery Chosen President by Wheeler County Pupils. FOSSIL Or. Oct K (5n.,-,i Annual election of the student body of the Wheeler county high school resulted In the selerHnn rf tv. ri lowing: Howard Zackery, president; Gordon Metteer, vice-president; Dan rsauerman. secretary; Mary Hoover, treasurer; Mildred Cannon, yell leader. At the same meeting $15 was raised And the fnllnwin? npriml i 1. e,,K scribed for the library table: National Geographic, Popular Mechanics. Lit erary Digest and The Oregonian. Air Mail Service Talked of. WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Oct. 5. (Special.) Walla Walla and Portland may be connected by air mail in the near future, according- to Postmaster George Day, who says representatives of the government have been in the city looking into the matter. 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