Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-14
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Doings IN ths University iOf lhs past
week,

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Owing ~ ths large number ~ tuys
IN attendance Al The usvefslly, n We
necessary that they he fesealed ln che
chapel. 1bs number ~ young men
faf exceeds The number N young
women.
Secretary w. q Paige of the Y. NJ.
q. A aud Whit Holmsn visited chapel
Tuesday morning.
Miss Fefne Bentley reed IN excel
lent essay Ia obspel Monday morning.
A. n. Blltoer delivered recitation
Tuesday morning In chapel entitled
"The LHss Of National Character -
The selection was we'll reclled.
Miss Ethel Hughes, w. G. Paige
and A. Nc. Milllafd, all Of Salem, have
entered the university the pact week,
F.s. Dunn, professor Of Latin, went
10 Portland Monday afternoon fo-
turning Tuesday moruing.
The Phlladoriau society held an In
teresting meeting IN their hall last
Friday night. A short musical aud
literary program was given concluding
with debate, the subject being IRE.
solved that Inventors Have Done More
for the Promotion Of Civilization Than
Reformers." Those speaking on the
Affirmative were Guy q. Miller, A. o
Garland and Geo. Aschenbrenner.
Those on the negative were q. J.
Atwood, Hal Hibbard and Carl Ehret,
After thorough discussion Of the
subject INDUCED In by q number Of
others, President Hswley Rendered a
decision In favor Of the affirm.
ative. The subject for discus
sion tomorrow evening is: "Resolved
that the pulpit affords q greater field
for eloqueDce than the bar" The
speakers are: Affirmative, e. e.
Martin, p. l.. Brown and r. l.. Mat
thews. Negative, J. 4. Sawyers, J. q.
Collision and p. l.. Metschan.
Wednesday morning Miss Agnes
Brown read an able essay In chapel on
"The Faults of Man."
Ernest Wilson and Whit Holman
were visitors at the chapel Wednesday
morning.
The football team has been practic.
ing very hard the past week, every
afternoon finding them upon the
campus. The boys see the necessity Of
more faithful attention to business, as
last Saturdays game was very
stubbornly contested one and
the Willamette team will have
to play Corvallis Saturday, one of the
contestants In last Saturdays game.
The boys are very much interested
In the game next Saturday, and are
hopeful of victory. They will enter
upon the field with the intention Of
playing fair and faultless game, and
be crowned with victory. Paige will
act as full back, and with the amount
of practice the team has undergone
the past few weeks, they feel able to
''outkick" most any team. An unusual
amount Of interest Is being centered ON
Saturdays game, for II Willamette lie
defeated they will be out Of the state
league of football teams and will be
''dead )" as 1t were. But we hope such
will not be the case. Should Will
lamette come out victorious, she will
play on Thanksgiving day, November
2Sth either the Portland or Eugene
team, which will be decided In a
match game between these teams at
Portland next Saturday. III Willamette
should be successful In Saturday Is
game and also Ia the game on Thanks
giving day she will prove herself to be
the champion football team OF Oregon,
something that Salem may feel proud
of. The boys have been at considerable
expense In arranging Saturdays game
aud should be accorded large audi.
ence. Seats will be erected and every
thing possible done for the accommo-
datlon of the Onlookers. Admission
only 25 cents. Captain Murphy of the
Salem team said this morning: "Tell
the people not to mind the rain but
come out and enjoy the game. This Ii
ideal football weather"