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December, 1917
Oregon Exchanges

On Land and Sea

More than 100 employees of the Oregonian have joined the colors and are now serving at home and abroad. The list includes men in all departments. Some of them held responsible executive positions. The editorial department supplied a number of men who won commissions and there are non commissioned officers scattered generously throughout the lists from all departments. A comparatively complete list of the men who are now in the service follows:

Editorial Dapartment—Captain Austin B. Richardson, 364th Infantry, Camp Lewis, American Lake; Captain Walter de L. Giffard, “Somewhere in Europe” with British forces (left October 3, 1914); Lieutenant Roscoe Fawcett, Camzp Kearney, San Diego Flying School, San Diego, Cal.; Lieutenant Jerrold Owen, 364th Infantry, Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash.; Lieutenant James Cellars, Artillery, American Lake; J. Willard Shaver, American Expeditionary Force, Co. F, 18th Railway Engineers; Earl Goodwin, Field Hospital, American Lake; Fred G. Taylor, Marine Barracks, Naval Station, Guam; Harry M. Grayson, 100th Co., 9th Regiment, Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.; Corporal Charles P. Ford, Headquarters 66th Artillery Brigade, 41st Division, Camp Mills, Long Island, N. Y.; Frank W. Barton, Co. F, 18th Raliway Engineers, American Expeditionary Force; William Smyth, Ambulance Unit, American Lake; Earl Johnson, Aviation; Frank Hochfeld, Coast Artilltry (since discharged, physical disability).

Mechanical Department—Press Boom: Russell McCoy, Headquarters Co., 61st Division, Camp Mills, Hempstead, L. I. Stereotype Room: Ralph R. Henderson, Co. C, 117th Engineers, 42nd Division, “Somewhere in France"; James F. Dewey, 93rd Co., Coast Artillery Corps, Fort Stevens; Jacob Warren, 162nd Infantry (formerly Third Oregon). Composing Room: W. D. Brewer, Headquarters Co., 361st Infantry, National Army, Camp Lewis, American Lake; Fred Durette, Aviation, Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas; A. B. Coughlan, Co. B, 116th Engineers, 41st Division; Fred Barker, Headquarters Co., 116th Engineers, 41st Division.

Business Office—Charles C. Chatterton, Ordnance Department, U. S. Arsenal, San Antonio, Texas; Raymond Hill, Bugler, Marine Barracks, Bremerton, Wash.; Colin A. Fowler, Corporal, U. 8. Marine Barracks, Bremerton, Wash.; Kenneth Ross, Sergeant, 162nd Infantry; David Geil, Corporal, 162nd Infantry; Second Lieutenant Neal Tyson, probably in France, attached to Third Oregon; Lex Humphrey, Corporal, Third Oregon Machine Gun Company; Lieutenant Leslie Ross, 12th Infantry, Presidio; Harry Bloor, Canadian Guards.

Mailing Room—E. Burton, C. Dillon, R. E. Donahy, W. G. Gregory, H. Hochfeld, P. Hudson, C. O. Harris, W. C. Kelly, F. Ahlson, C. C. Wright, C. E. Young, W. R. Vetter, Navy.

Circulatlon Department—Kenneth Joy, Co. A, 116th Engineers, 41st Division; Oron Lear, U. S. Marines, Mare Island; Elwood Gallien, U. S. Marines, Bremerton, Wash.; Jack Montgomery, Radio Service, Fort Stevens.