Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28

tContiuues From Page H.
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II was announced ia. Portland
paper Sunday that Clarence True VII.
son might be transferred 10 Salem
First church.
Brother Aaron Allen Heist wins
admitted TO the conference on trial
After being introduced he was ex-
amined as to his character. The
bishop said:
"U-ually. Brother Helst. a young
man goes omt doors for a little fresh
air about this time" (Laughter)
The request OF +. NJ. Jasper, to be
admitted on trial, was favorably act.
cd upon. He was an officer OF the
Salvation Army.
Jesse ID. Morgan asked for admls-
Ion on trial for work on the Utah
| mission on recommendation of DR..
Talbot, superintendent of missions.
After Inquiry he was asked to wait
year.
II he Is young man he can wait.
II he Is an old man. we don't want
him" said one of the cabinet.
David j. Goode was admitted on
trial as local elder He was n
former presiding elder OF the Free
Methodist church.
I. l.. Jones reported In conference
claimant fund and distribution OF
same,
u. l.. RAIDER was heard on behalf
OF the Pacific Christian Advocate.
and Pre'ldent Uoman vss heard for
Willamette University.
The can sheaf was placed on tho
Methodist conference this morning
when that body went en- masse TO a.
tend chapel at the old educational
institution that Is the crownlng glory
OF Methodism.
Bishop hughes. Dean Kimball. the
district superlntendents, the faculty
OF the university and OF Klmball
theological school. had seats on the
platform. After prayer and singing.
President Homan introduced Bishop
Hnghe-.
President Homan referred 10 the
auspicious time for the conference to
visit this school when work was be-
Ing started on Eaton Hall. Cap
plause.l
lie had been president OF Dupaw
university, a man who always drove
the nail and never split the board.
UaughterD
The bishop spoke OF his own col.
lege days OF the struggle OF students
and teachers. He had been a class
mate OF Prof. Mendenhali and Prof
Sherwood. II they void not tell
tales out OF ichool he void tell moth {.
Ing on them. lie could also toll
things on Prof. Patterson, OF the
lschool OF theology. but would say
nothing
The b'shon showed his splendid
set Of Roosevelt teeth when he re-
ferred 10 Prof. Washburn. lie hnd
given him a lift also and was glad to
ee his Taft Ike proportions.
tLauehter) He bad alro met
Fletcher Homan and within three
months had BECOME college presl-
dent. CLaughter.)
Turning TO the Students he dwel'
on the social psycho'ogy OF STUDENT
life. How many OF the worlds moral
and spiritual wheels OF ihe worlds
problems would these Young peopie
turn when theia mental faculties
were fully trained and harne sed up =?
Students had no better riends than
their faculty, and student body
made a great mi take when Il con-
sidered Its faculty N a camp Opposite
10 themselves. The prfvaies and Of !
nee1s OF any army mugt co-Ops ate |
An occasional Misunderstanding
leading 10 an anfair attitude was the !
only unpleasant feature OF education |
Al work. Call down the smart-aleek |
who indulges In hasty criticism of |
me president or member of the fac.
atty. (Applause.)
BE loyal TO your own Institution.
Don't accept all it's good things an
hen go ont and boost for some = glgger
Institution. II he even found a hand
'omer and richer woman than his
mother he would still stand by hts
~ mother.
Tbes preachers of this conference
wed II loyal support and Il was an
institution that each member should
q proud 10 support as one OF the
plendid educational landmarks Of
he Pacific northwest. lGreat APP
la1ge.D -. ~ !
After q few samples OF college
ellis from the students the rally ad-
burned. LI
The Afternoon session on the con
erenee gas taken up with clearing
y the docket OF routine WORK. hear
lg reports, etc, Rev. +. Is. Ford