Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-09
TRAINING FOR FIELD DAY
Students List of Contributions
Other Notes.

day.
j. Rex Byars has recently received
a photograph from a young gentle.
man ~ friend at Portland, Mr.. Byar,
Is very fond of such photos and values
them very highly.
For the remainder of the term the
Ancient History class will recite in
the presidents Office. This is made
possible by the size of the class being
so greatly reduced.
G. w. Liyesay has accepted a posi-
tiOn as bassO in the choir of the First
Presbyterian church under the able
leadership of Mrs. Ella b. Mcdowell.
Mr. Livesay will remain at his post
until school closes.
/. II. Van Wrinkle returned Tues
day from visit with friends at Al
bany. 1t occurs to your correspond
ent that these visits to Albany are
occurring at all together too frequent
periods
Chapel rhetoricals the past week
were: Monday, recitation, Miss
Ferne Bentley; Tuesday, recitation,
f. f.. Brown; Wednesday, essay,
Chester G. Murhy; Thursday, essay,
ID. G. Fast.
1t was reported in a daily paper last
Saturday that Ed Carter was prepar-
ing to go to Texas. That young man
informs us he is not ready to part
with old Webfoot, but will remain
and participate in the field day events,
both on May % and June 8.
Chapel visitors the past week were:
Mrs. j. b. Sharpe, Misses Paine, Mad
dock, Nellie Starrett, Mary Aitken,
Jennie Bailey of Portland, Rev. G.. |
w. Grannls, Rev. p. Bittner, Rev. |. |
III. Blttner, Messrs. Percy Garrigus of |
Heppner, Fred Bowersox and ]. II. |
Roblnett.
In making his remarks in chapel |
Friday morning, just before signing
$40 towards the university fund, Hal
G. Hubbard said: 81 have right
arm and intend to use it," We are
glad Hal is not in the least disabled,
although we fear there are few who
wish he was.
"Lecture.-HOn. III. w. Swafford
will lecture in the NJ. Il. church Nav
Ith at 1880 p. m, subject Duties in
the Kitchen. Study hours excused
for all who wish to attend" Such
was the information found on the
blackboard Thursday, we wish Harry
lnbounded success as a lecturer.
AT the regular weekly meeting of
,he Y. w. G. A. last Wednesday Of !
icefs for the ensuing year were elected
Is follows: President, Miss Helen
vlce-president, Prof. Min !
lie Frickey; recording secretary, Miss 5
lou Starrett; corresponding secretary, \
Hiss Cora Litchfield; treasurer, Miss !
Bertha Jones. {
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor, of Fay =
TIE, Iowa, who are returning home
tier pleasant visit in California,
topped at Salem the first Of the week
nd enjoyed short visit with Prof.
nd Mrs. l.. G. Cochran. Mr.. TAYLOR
truste in the Upper Iowa uniyer- n
Ity, situated at Fayette, with which o
lstltution Prof. Cochran was con. G
ected before removing to Salem. D
IL is reported our bell ringer, LII.
an Wihkle, has contracted n few Of a
he peculiar traits of his ancestors as
as evinced Wednesday afternoon
hen the young gentleman so far for.
)t himself that he failed to ring the
lng on time. Unlike "Rip~ Van
linkle, our friend manages to keen r.
Is crop OF alfalfa at a reasonable ~
myth. WI
During the past week President w pc
liawley received communication WI
ON d. w. Matthews Of the Sed,. hn
lck Post G. A. r., of this city. OK.
huihg an invitation requesting
e faculty and students of the vii.
mette University TO take part in
coration day exercises. Since Nav
comes saturday this year. our stu. oa' '
nts should consider it a personal NJ, M
sasure TO honor the nations dead hu MS
least donating a few flowers to asy sw sSO
: IN decorating the graves of our Yea Yea
'oeS' ON
'ur athletes are in hard training - =
held day events. The rain ceased
as To permit them 10 use the cam
! Tor a few days the past week bnt
, again commenced to "sprinklen -
! IL viii probably be several davs
ore they can again use the 6eId
local field day will be held Nav 18th
TWO weeks from today. II nro PREP
'ss 10 be a grand event ana ,,,,,,