Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-10
UNIVERSITY NOTES.


day. J. Jensen read an oratiOn.
The young men Of the boarding
hall are preparing much needed
gymnasium.
Prof Geddis, ofTurner, visited the
school Tuesday and was present at
several recitations.
/ II. G. Eplcy re-entered school Mon
day; ne had been called home by
| the sickness Of his mother
| j. II. Scott, A. VI. Johnson, ;. NJ.
Matoon and Miss Matte Russell left
school the first of the week.
Miss Bertha Moores and Mrs.
Robertson were at chapel Thursday.
Miss Jory read a good essay.
W. p. Matthews has been com
PEELED to discontinue his studies on
account Of his eyesight falling him.
\. w. Bowersox of the junior
class Of 81 came up from Wheatland
Saturday and spent Sunday in the
city.
Prof Van Scoy was called away
Wednesday afternoon. w. II. Jor-
dan read an Grafton on hidden uses
Of light.
Prof Jory was absent from school |
two days this week on account of |
illness. Members Of his classes heard |
his recitations.
:. w. Strayken deserves the cred
It Of managing the successful battle
with the fire. 1t created no little
excitement in the school.
w. \. Wann received the prize
awarded to the higher algebra class,
,eing the most successful i'm the
competitors, examination.
w. T.. Burke left Thursday for
iaquina to visit friends and rela-
ives. \. NJ. Johnson returned
rom there the first Of the week.
John Kelley, who has been very ;
ick, returned tohis home in Clack-
mas county; he will re-enter school
$ soon as his health will permit.
Company Az held their regular I
lonthly meeting Monday and ap- {
uintcd a committee To submit
mcndmcntS for their constitution. !
II, :. Goddard Of the class of 'S6 i
ld of the medical class of IS came t
p from Portland Saturday and
aged over Sunday. He returned
Ionday.
Several students who contemplate q
aching passed the teachers public &
The grade of their GER =
ticates is good showing for the
{,
The college students are required I
present AN original production \
zee term in chapel. win Hegely
cited a well prepared Grafton Mon I
y on eccentrcities. y
W. II. Hodson closed a four IA
1nths' term of school yesterday at .
'ldendale, W. II. VIII intends IN N
a student Of the Willamette oo@a
diversity next year 6r
J, 7. Matthews visited the school inl
'nday and Tuesday. He is an
time student, and has Just COM
ted term Of school in Yamhill -
nty' He will take charge of the L
X Grove school in II few days. sriI wliI
PEBBLES delivered 40
second lecture yesterday in ira
pei on Theory and Practice - Yer vcT
lecture was well given. Those Il
o complete the teachers course
be examined ON the subject of n
lectures before they are granted
ploma
he Philodorians at their meeting
evening discussed the question
olved That acquisition of 4
rather than mental
should be the primary I
ct of a students work. To be
ned on the affirmative 10y l.. NJ.
oon, negative by p. \. Jory.
lc boarding hallnarrowly cscap-
umtng down Friday morning
1t been discovered fifteen
at's later ii could not have been Sam
It, Having ladders handy and
,ood iudgmcntof those discover.
T. they managed To put it out
~ the engine got there. The
damage is a hole about six feet
I" in the roof and two ooms -
water soaked. I,